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ResisnatIou d 3 stste senator.

Hon. Samson Mason, State Senator from
Clarke county, has resigned in cOnse-
quence Of being firmly convinced that an
adjourned session of the Legislature is un-
constitutional, and that he cannot there
fore participate in the proceedings of that
bOdv NEXT winter
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FIRE.

Providence, R. /, Aug. 13.
Schroeder's Print Works in East Green
wich, consisting of machinery, and nearly
20 buildings, valued at s5O,60O, and con-
tanning 5000 pieces print cloths, valued at
100000, were destroyed by fire last even
ing. The goods were insured.
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STOVES g. TIN-WARE,
THE 0DRSPATCH" :" COOKINl

THE "DESPATCH" " COOKING
STOVE-Having during the past Winter, beep
improved, Is undoubtedly the BEST Stove in the
Market. It's Baking, Roasting and Broiling proper
ties upgXcoptionable and in economy of Fuel IL
unparalleled; with its patent Crate IL VIII burn
Coal well as Wood most admirably; the Oven bene
thoroughly ventilated it will produce perfect anc
healthy bake, equal to that Of Bakers Brick Oven;
Roasting and TOasting is done before the open ire,
and BrOilinE live Goals the hearth common
sense dictates 1t Is manufactured in this city, and
the material used and the workmanship are of the
best quality finally it gives perfect satisfaction to
all, hundreds OF housekeepers in this city and
rounding country, who daily using it will testify
TIE MORNING STAR COOKING STOVE is a
and desirable pattern, which, with variety OF
others, make our stock complete. We also have
hand great variety Of Parlor Cooking and other heat
ing Stoves for sale at reduced prices
We are constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles OF ENAMELED CRATES.
Also-all Of the most useful articles Of House Fur.
nishing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools We are Just
receiving the latest improved styles Of BIRD CAGES
which offered at the lowest cash prices We man
ufacure largely and have for sale at wholesale and
RETAIL all the various articles Of Plain and Japaned
Tin, Copper and Sheet-Iron Ware. We offer the al
most endless variety Of goods in line for sale at
the lowest cash prices, on the One Price System.
r5-Au Housekeepsrs and those who contemplate
Housekeeping, and the ''rest of mankind" are most
cordially invited to call before purchasing elsewhere
and judge for themselves. W l.. MARVIN,
mRr2l No. 50, South side Pub. Square
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Fditnr nrnuneh-

A. McNeal, Jr., editor of the COshOcton
Democrat was drowned in the Tuscarawas
river, about three miles above CoshOcton,
on the Sth inst, while out on fishing ex-
eursion.
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REAL ESTATEl

w WESTERN LAND.-H. H. LIT
w TIE, Of the late firm Of Littla 4 keyes has
constantly on had Large quantity Of fine karnsing
Lands in Iowa. Wisconsin and Missouri, TO EXCHANGE
tor city country Real Estafe Personal Pruperty
Once with Rouse Jennings Marble Block, sups-
rior-st. nayi5.R26
T YMAN LITTLE, DEALER IN
IL REAL ESrATE.-Keep great variety Of Fsrms
snd City Properly for sale or Rent. Aiso, choice
lows and Missouri OAice No 6, AtWater Building
Ulsveland, Ohio. fab6sRa5
ID EALT TESTATE.-E. n. KEYES,
u y formerly Of the firm Of Liftles 3 Keyes,) has
JDened Real Estate ONCE in Rou5e's Block, corner
5uperior-St and Public square and has constantly
on hRnd several thousand acres Of frst quality Yarn
ing Landsin the States OF Iowa, Wisconsin and Mis-
souri, to exchange for city country property; aso
Tor all kinds o. personal property. PREi cash Paid i
necessary. aprl6.R26
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strznFs Suicide.

The Elyria Democrat gives the particu-
lars Of. g truly eurieus suicide, and one that
will become memorable in the future. Two
sons of Leonard johnson, Esq, not far
from Elyria, had enlisted in Capt. Brady's
Company and still another, John johnson,
seventeen years Of age, desired to do 50.
He was told that it was his duty 70 stay
with his father. Hestill desired TO 60, say
ing he would belonesome with his brothers
sliaway. On Saturday last his father and
his elder brother attended var meeting
st Amherst. On their return, John was
found IN the barn hanging BY the neck
desd. 7of course his parents are ever
whslnSd wiIh shieti0a.
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"a soldiers Lie Is always Gay.y


r A Camp Dennison correspondent of the
Cincinnati Times gives this sketch of the
life Of a soldier:
notwithstanding ell that we hear about
the hardships incident to the life Of a SOL
der, there are none who enjoy themselves
so much as the men in the ranks They
experience drawbacks, it is true, but who
does not2
HThey complain q little of hard bread
and fat pork, but those who remain behind
are afflicted with dyspepsia, consequent
upon too high living. After soldier has
been year or two in camp he seldom COM
plains at anything; like the sailor he is
fascinated with his strange, wild life; and
though he would gladly leave the service,
he would as gladly return in a week. I
met a boy Of sixteen yesterday, who was
connected with Colonel Taylor's Fifth Ohio
Cavalry at Shiloh, and who got his dis
charge the day the army entered Corinth,
and who left swearing never to return /;
yet he was about the first recruit under the
last call Of the President
al remember him well during the siege
Of Corinth; how sick he was Of the service;
yet he declared he was sorry he left it be-
fore the boat showed off from Pittsburgh
Landing. A short time ct home, and he
was away to the wars again. But q dis
position TO get out Of a present situation is
not peculiar to the soldier. Who is there
but imagihes every one else happier than
himself2
at is not to be wondered at that the
new recruit manifests some dissatisfaction.
An entire change in his mode Of living
takes place with a suddenness which star
ties him. BE expects to be led into the
discipline BY degrees, but he is not.
at is rather ludicrous to him TO be mus
tered in file to the first meal Of which he
partakes after entering camp. But when
he returns from the war, ten to one he
will march his wife and children up to the
table, single ile-perhaps on the double
quick to the music Of the boiling teakettle.
Those who have been in camp a week
have learned to be merry; but it is on the
eve Of battle that soldiers really enjoy
themselves. witnessed more merriment
during the siege Of Corinth, when the army
was behind the last parallel, and when a
battle was expected momentarily, than at
any other period. If there is time when
universal languor reigns, it is when there
is prospect Of remaining in statu gro for
a long period.
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A Secret Observation-Disclosures IrOn-OInd.
The ''crack" sailors of the navy, to the
number Of about five hundred, have been,
withina few days selected from the differ
ent receiving ships in commission at home
ports, and sent on q secret expedition
which is expected to ''astonish the natives
Of some part Of the Confederate States.
The Winans steamer, we are permitted to
say, will have hand in this affair, which
is beginning to excite intense curiosity
'fnside" the service. All particulars in
regard 10 it are contrsband.
The Navy Department has decided on
trying the ability Of its own constructors
in making iron-clad ships. In consequence
Of this determination, the keel of an iron-
clad man-of-war, will be laid in q few days
in the ship-house from which the steam
frigate Lackawanna was launched. The
dimensions Of the new ship viii be 200
feet long, 90 feet beam, snd proportionate
draft Of water snd depth Of hold. Mr..
Ericsson viii probably receive remunera-
tion for the use Of his plans, and Mr.. Della
no viii be the immediate supervisor Of the
vessels construction.-M. y. Tines.
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ID p. BOWER -LTcNCEn PrIrMR,

u I. BOWER, LICNCED- PLUMBER
DE No. l02 Public Square, Cleveland, Ohio, Man-
utactors and Dealers in Bath Tubs, Water Closets,
Wash baflnei Pumps, HydrantB, Brass and Plated
Cocks, India Rubber Hose, Lead, Galvanized and Iron
PIPE, Copper Boilers, and Plumbers Materials Of all
~ City and Country orders for Work promptly
a1fended 70. hepairlng solicited, and neatly exc
eztsds .i- ianT
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TELEGRAPHIC.
MCCLELLAN MAKING AN M
PORTANT MOVEMENT.
His Army Withdrawing from the
Peninsula.
THE REBELS RETREATING TO
G0RDOEsVILLE.
The Pursuit by the FederaIS.
sigel and Mcdowell at Orange Court
House.
mUp MAD TIT HnNTmTTOTTu
THE WAR IN KENTUCKY.
TH1s MORN1NGs REroRT.
A PROVOST MARSHAL FOR CUYAHO-
GA COUNTY.

COLUMBUS, o., Aug. IA.
To the Press Of Cleveland
J. L. Weatherly, ESQ., of Cleveland, has
been appointed Provost Marshal for Cuya-
hOga county, Ohio, with authority to grant
passes or permits to persons wishing to
leave the State, and to him all such per-
sons are referred.
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NEW SPRING STYLE OF SKIRTS.

has been continually ripping the cord or tape slip
ping on the spring. the steel breaking to pieces,
bending out Of shape, and by these destroying
the set and comfort your entire dress II you have
suffered from the above and would be forever rid Of
all such aunOyances, call at Mrs. Sherman's Skirt
Factory and Sales Room, No. l9 Public Square, and
procure one Of her
NEW PATENT SKIRTS.
CAUTION.-Ladies ara cautioned against the nu-
merous limitations Of our Skirts tor sale by the Cor
set Dry Goods and Fancy Stores. In many they
sold Genuine Patent skirts, but worth
less, shapeless trash, made sell at auction aud NOT
TO wear. One Of Mrs. Sherman's Patent Skirts is
worth al least twelve ofauy other in We ask but
a trial, and we sure Of your future patronage.
M We defy competition in PRICE and QUALITY
ne Competent saleswomen always in attendance
Uhin. auglf
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OFF1cE or KHowLToN MINING Co.,
Cleveland, July p, 1852.
~ A MERRITT Nl On TTTu GVflflKs

~ HOLDERS Of the Knowlton Mining Company,
hed in this city on the 10th inst, an Assessment OF
Three Dollars Share levied on the capital stock
Of the Company to he called in at the option u the
Directors.
At a subsequeut meeting Of the Directors, it was
ordered that the first instalment Of Fifty Cents
share Of the above named assessment be called in pay
able 70 the Treasurer before fhs lat day Of Sep
tember next. s
The Transfer Books will be closed on the 10th Of
August and no transfer OF Stock will bo made aftar
that date until this instalment is paid. -.
-I l-l a. NJ. CHAPLIN,
iuly2l-i03is Il Secretary and Treasurer
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ENnRANNn.

QRAINARD & BURRIDGE, 81
ane ENGRAVlHG o. HqVb--
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Forming q Daily Line
BOSTON, OGDENsBURGH, CAPE EvIECENT AND
OSwEGO TO CLEYELAD, TOLEDO 4 DETROIT,
And a TFl-Weekly Line
NOTICE

NOTICE OF SALE OF SNUG
oiled G0ODS.-Notice is hereby given that I
shall sell at public auction my Office in the City Of
Cleveland, ON the 23d day Of the present month. be-
tween the hours Of 10 and II o'clock a. NJ, the fol-
lowing described goods, TO wit 33i6 yards Linen
Sheeti1g; lsyards do; i8A yards White Linen u
Linen Handkerehiefs 81 yards Worst9d Plaid, the
same having been forfeited 10 the United States be-
Of having been illegally imported into the same.
R2- Specie or Q. 5. Demand Notes only, taken in
CHAS J. BALLARD,
Collector Of Customs.
Cleveland. Aug. 2 Is62s4woaw
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TRAvELRR,s RRGIsTRR.

- -CitiEgns wishing conveyance TO either Of the
above Trains or Boats viii be called for by Coaches
Of stevens Omnibus Line, by leaving their address
e the Omnibus Oce, lt7 Superior-St, next door TO
the Weddell House.
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REV0LVER8 q KNIVES.

ID EVOLYERS AMI. VIE
IA, HEFVES.-A dne assortnent Of Revolving Pil-
fois such e. Colts New Model, Bccon'li Riders, Al
ia 3 Whelockis, Sharp's, Spies, smith Weteon'S
IaFgs and smalls With vri6us otEsr kinda, Just ~
oeiFed and Tor sale cheap, by -, ,..,.g -
en- vzs4oEa-lasuDsrior-sts' cstsTsiilEd. 8.
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CLEVELAND SKIRT FACTORY.
THE LADIES OF CLEVELAND
ARE INVITED TO CALL AT
MRS. SHERMAN'S
NEW YORK SKIRTFACTORY

No. 10 PUBLIC SQUARE, Cwest side,) three doors
from the Court House, Cleveland, Ohio,
AND EXAMINE HER
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9 ERIE B. B.
\ SUMHER ARRANGENENT. -
On and after Monday, Nay 5, Is6s Pisssngsr Irsiu1
VIII run IS follows, Sundays eIceDtsdE
aTpaIrr ffT rs17f7T 4 IN

H LEAVE LltLE-
l.56 A. n NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN-Stopplng a.
Gif.-rd, Ashtabula and Painesville only, and
arrives at Cleveland at $50 A. n.
tlsl0 A. N. MAIL TRAIN-St0ppiug at all sfgtlons
.aLcePt saybronks UnionYille5 PsrrY, Mentor
and hlchlinei and arrives at Cleveland e 3sl3
P. 4. -.-.--- =. .- q
l:lO P. n. DAY EXPRESS TRAIE-Stopping at ql-
rard, Conneaut, Ashtabular aud PEineEFills
only, and arrives in Cleveland a. SD P. u.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN viii leave Colneaut AZ
600 A. n, Stopping at all stations, arriving e
~ Second Class Cars are run on all through
Trains.
All the trains going westward connect a. Cleveland
with trains for Toledo Chicago, Columbus, Cincin-
natl, ST. Louis, &C.; and all trains going eastward
connect at Dunkirk with the trains Of the y. z 3 j.
Railroad and st Buffalo with those of the New YORK
Central and Buffalo & New York City Railroads.
3. NOTTINGHAM, Sup't.
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1iLEYELAND 3 PITTgBURGH
~ RAILR b
SUMNER ARRAEGElIEsF.
CILEYELAND 9 TOLED0 B. B.
sUTMEs 1RF4EGF7IFSFT

On and after Monday, NAYS, 1854, Trains VII rn
daily, e follows, Sundays szc5ytsd,)
800 A. \. CHICAGO EXPREss-stors atuli yfrffons
On southern Division, except Maahington, aud
ISIS P. n
5sD ?. \. NORTHERN kAILs-stops At al stsfIon4
en- Northern DiTi1i0li and arrives at SandullIY
s50 ?. X. TELEGRAPH ExPREss-stousa It a ~,
tons on Southern Division, except Walhfn7-
ton and Clay. Arrives IN Toledo e les p -;
Chicago at s:l5 n.
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CONNFCTTOTg

Connections are made ct monrosgilIs with the san
duslLys Mansfield Newark u 2. e. 1Ciyis with the
5anqqsky, Dayton Cincinnati R. r. e Erluout
With fremont 4 Indiana B. B., and q Toledo with
LIDO wabash Hail ilroads for Chicago, Detroit Jack
SON. Tort Wayne, Logangport, Lalyatte, Clir1, Al
Southwest.
,,; Trains eErive in Cleveland ron Toledo md the
west at - A. T., and 9so5 P. n. From 7a1rIrT q
s59 A q 4. .. BuCE4R, s1p't.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-08-15

EDS. LEADER "a change Of camp, and
an advance Of about twenty miles towards
the familiar Culpepper, has caused delay
Of two or three days in an intended COM
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17

Ia aDoats c1bofiy al G-atAi misery sE.Fing
h1- . n<sisst efFzz2A es4F.s.nfs i incaleuiAhis. All
i 4 Therefore a 10 utmost i12ortanoe hat = strict
tts1lon g TIE ieav AZ NOS iriains bodily al.
rasnts sAauld b hsd; fr tiseasss a lie body inyA
-Asly sa-c. Tie min1- "a. AnFrAr's vksrrLzIt
LIN Nr1icpxss IN every irs.Anrs where ihsy hsss
sesa thoroughly used. have TurnHuD ovrz pa-
49,, Il S.-o-t al is diversified FERNS. The sslG@-
r elects q tAs Lie Nstlssnss lave. II fact. been 50
-nise-sAly experienced. thsi lhsy have hooo.Ds fany
established - 1e most sasy. safe AM Pesse-. uods
dtsoafnent ever oHsssd e ~ .1t.c
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17
THESE MrnIoINEs.

Nase nsa oeon before Ae prbIs lm a period oiss
years. and daElng that tine have nainiasnoi : Ign
character - almost avery part q ne glsae lor "a
extraordinary curative araperties which they posst-s.
Am Many Thousands
Csecslaea lnrsncs mey Asse even rescued sghs
sf- Aen lis very verge 6. A. untimeiy grave. after
a. ne deceptive nosiruEs q tie day have i~nyagiAbl,
failed. - great. indeed hAz their efficacy Invariably
al iafahioy proved, tAafi: has appeared scarcely
81 lh4n uigaca,ous 20 those wAo were aequSllisd
viii tAe beautifully philosophical principles apoa
~hicA hey -Fe compounded. sra upon which they
consequently act. II va theig manifest anI sensible
action IN p~-risytns the springs and channels of nft.
nd eaduing sAsm With repeNsd tons and ,isos. hat
10y we're intebtef .sr their name.
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see 81
The fhRnfx Sittcrs.

contaminated Zen shei. -stonishins pow ~ ere
1uns new iffc ana hsslth. AIT we're rom nc very
shss Il tie most delapidsied conb,itulous-srs
more strongly tonic and more immediately l~nsigors-
1nS tasa &c pi.is, onsining ihe sAlaeo hoiEe " sia-
bic extracts as The latter, in q different medication. Al
hoagr really less cathsrilc thsn the Inn Pn1a. they
sve.tAslesS begin 20 cleanse toe slineu,sr. esnai
much sooner; seus-sny. slightly opersstng ~isth
three CT fur hours, and producing . decided sense 0,
rslisf e To head ans stomach, ard sxhils-sras
Lind. 49, "a less eza La shis.
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rneal pilsnI Piles |

- = remedy Tor tais most distressing and ohstl-ss.
1aiety, Tie vegetable Life Medicines deserves q as.
uLct Al emphatic Recommendation. Il 4 ss!
known - hundreds II tbs city, that thu former mo
f.etor n t@s8e VARIABLE medicines was himself anti
t9 WIN in!1 complaint for UPWARDS al TuRrg-rrr
rE4kA and hat 20 iTied ia gslI every remedy pre-
sritc1 citbiE "a vhcle c5mpsss ~ Notch
feaet- he however, a. length tried ia nedicir.
SHEA - -cv o1ered t. fae ynh.ic, and he was ere
3 = very short Tine, A1er Ls recovery rad -
pronounced Ict o-iy Improbable, but .ssscl-tsl- 4.
possible, b. any human means
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"
.UoHus'S xaH Pills !

composed 81 veEef-t'e Ingredients exclusively,
. ca te asecrtained y chemical tests. Their prom.
rent qualities are those II an active and searching.
though perfectly miid a4t agreeable detergent are
Fient; q a gentle superihc. promoting the lnsensihle
Perspir4ro1s - p.e2I4at d.nretc, lnNisorating the
u heysan'tlSelsr - aud II 4 deiiga'furt orit enLs-
&, exciting appetite by the demands OF sr,ive cises-
ton. snd cheering ho mind with that gratehi --ase
renovated health which u one of ise mot delicious
selluS- u osr sAt1rs.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17
Aonsfs PnGnx bistsTs !
s@-s r~-n sa?ps1 rset fer tea Su-s cs Ts~< ar6
Aga 40 taTsristis s,ocoss-


4 vel T~ss1Istsd sls pro7er.o1i.s GsssutJ e tie
ISca re stoUGca "a si-sys requisite fcs TO p.cro-
ten Ct sound he1ith-.t stimulates digestion ard
keeps ne Intestinal cs1Al free fscn ell o~bst-ucGcSs
When tnsTs Is Z deficiency Ct bile tie boty 70 can-
SANITY coeG-e. On tee clner ka1t. "a o~crstrn-
darco Of BILE causes frequent nausea q ths s.--zx-
a7c caen prc-ctea -c-T se-e.e attacks e disease.
rh-h sometimes o-- l. ttstt.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-04-17

Ia tIoceous q he eos1, EA sssdssas or aG-S
sssis4s. ts<ss Plis z-ns Be ssunt y 7ssssss To
2css esiu-ary eGcscy-
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w. L. We Lawater, w. =.

PHYSICIAN AID SURGEON,
Il Csres 3pecizl attention = lle treatment Il pss-
eas1s q tho E~s, artEsT tPeratsafcr C4far.c- Ar
I9csai Rueii. gter~~irl. etarhricr9. Ststtsn-rs.
a. Ke1svvs t8s various forms q Asute s-c
C1ro1.c i-9z1aLon Of the Eye ard EsT, - 3 r.E
c-r-ss ofre=ediai a~e-.s, Re1tcres st->t C -
Bind, an Hearing = &c Deaf u al Gases s-scep
-ois q c-Fe - opsv xtloa Or medical tse sl1r-nL
-eJ - ccosrl.e1, Tree of ce2-ss, - letter az
~1-T V. Co., Scgteez-. r---er se.c.f scffop.
isr strcet~. 1er-e-ssut> fndiscs. ffre5Si-
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.s
s, -. g as sair - psa~''r Ns.Aa..
- sasa sf 57a ~ ms b. rressaise; A.
ssa Do rsnat rf Sd .si'lf. ius.asis
6lei aou sr>ae irf4.
TT si ~ 81 fh. Nrus-. .as
hetfei. ph.a as..lss ars ~ n.,f -nAi.t
(. 3ss. asi scsain sr1. ne t,~ei.-nna.t..
csa
Fr L~t L.- ~islr-l. A---.
a. al i-s,o . tfa- u.-, 80. siaa
a aiss li.ss. .fesas,.s rss~a>. mi.
49, ~ - - -ss -ss -sssns. sad .srl,-iss -.
aas4ia! sicSsriy aa ~ ash q ibs afol. eslssn
The CEPHAFIc f4r1s 81 me -sf a lo4r 49,.
nessen and ea-rfus ee-t 10 ex~pcrimess.. Ia
been IN H-e usn. se-ss. duinc ~tioh rnt -,
hsvo prevented and p,les.t = ,-t s-e4ss 8 r-.
Al s1Hcrirg from ~teadac.a whether o-1lua g.
g. -, .s- apsf~s or frc- = scrsf.eed "a. ~
st0n ar.
Tlss arr en1ir,b vegetable 10 ,Lelr oosaposiuaa
snins. ~ aiken Al all tine. ~iG per.e.a ..6.,
~lfheuf laskiag any el.n-~ y dislosd ~ aL~~
n srg 5.,syfeeft ffse sssfssg elsy r. afs'
-so l.na - ctadr~r
BENkRE or cOUSTERrllTS
he serlne has. -slasvFs~ a ssaD g. Spshislt-
81 e-,l los
sois's nussl.i' - - eter ieei-r. ~ n,a
ciut
ls -a ar sar.,sAs afti.
rnt,k.s CtS4s.
A. afisf- -hocld be sadssssed 70
HENRY e. SPArTDTNo
.scetsrsrsst. ss~F,
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sNa1H&o ~ TeiHo1s
THE LIFE MEDICINEs

Ter baiias and liver complaints with their srny
welkksyxn attcDdAaks. blliisus and sick hasdar h
pa.n AMI oppression after meals. ziddins s-. diznnes>,
heaElbarn, kss 81 appetite, are l~akroxlcirea g. bt
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pa14c.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-05

TESTIMONIALS:
have used Andersous Spring Bed Bottom for
.amc time past, and pronounce it superior to any
thing have known for case adaptation to the
form, and health. l thiak it preferable to the
Spiral Spring Bed which | have just laid aside for
this. can with confidence recommend il to gen.
eral use. l. {. BRETT.
0ldt0wn, May 20, lSG2.
The Bed Bottom bought Of you fully meets
my expectations. and is fully up to yourhish rec
concentrations. l would ehceriully rec ummend
it to all who desire to improve their sleeping
apartments. Al STABLES.
augusta, April &c. A. y. WILLIAMS.
Mr. D. X. Frohock has furnished tie beds in
my house with the 4" Anderson Spring Bed Bot
tom, and l take pleasure in recommending this
article as the most convenient, economical and
comfortable thing Of the Kind with which l am
acquainted A. IL. ABBOTT,
Principal Of Family School, Pennington, Ne.
This Bed Bottom has already been introduced
into the American House and Ellsworth House,
Ellsworth; kobius9n House, BHekspoft; Bang,
and Franklin Houses, Bangor; and in the Publ
Houses in other parts oc the state. %
HARVEY c. BARTLETT, \ septfor Ellsworth.