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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-30
MEDICAL.
AY ER'S
CATHARTIO
PILLS.

Are you sick, feeble, and
eomplainingi Arc you out of
order, with your system de-
ranged, and your Feelings un-
comfortablei These. eymp-
toms arc often the prelude to
serious illness. Some fit Of
sickness Is cresring npon you,
and should he avertcl BY =
timely use Of the right rem
ely. Take Ayers Pills, and
cleanse out the dlsordered hu-
mors = purify the blood, and
let tho iluids move on unob-
strueled in hoslth again.
They stimulate the fuDctions
OF tho body Into vigorous ae-
tlvlty, purify the system nom
the distractions which mako
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-30
Aa a Family PhysIo.


As Family Physio'
From Dr. Z. W. CrrtOrislb Ntp Orleanh
Won. PIN. ara A., ,,,n.a os n,rras hs,r .,c.I,ar,
qualities surpnss any cathartio We possess. They
mild eu. very certain anu ensetnM ~ Ihsr aGoh r. on We
srcatnsrt wsia ~ aaa '"''" W u" " '"' "'
'o'' y ~s''
Headache Sick He ndache Q, Fowl Stomach.
FfoD Dr. EIluayS Reyd BaIti,nors
n,., p,o ...,, ya..,a, .r.,s., -, -, .,,,.
have .,-sj vi,h vo l,Ii n,,s oa Io IN, ~ i s
er.s tr.i ,n;,L = nyrn,t;.s ~ s,,;s;,s r 49, st Sn,
dencC eroctua catlarc In my daily contest with
disease anil believing 81 DO that your Pills afford US the
49, "0 "~'' " S'~''' '-'u0 '"0'" "s"y
PITTsnuno, Ia, nay ], 1853.
Ds .. =. AVER slr; have been repeatedly cured OF
tne WORST ndddchs any BODY can lave by dose or two
o. your Ps. It Hecms to arise from foul stomach,
vmeh they cleanse NJ oncc. - .
'''P'N' ci,ri Of Sl,ap,er Clarion.
mus, -. r,,
hAAous Ohorucrs rs-Aver Compietnts'
Not on,v az. ,ouy pTl. ,dnrn,y ad.ntod 10 boi, ru
bose as an aperien but Id their beneficial effects upon
toe proved hiore eecuat ior the cure OF baious eon
pd'ins pd % ,ah my one reheuy eau mention. sncerey
,sx tSs nons,onrs Of ts nEf,dpn nd ,l naI W.T.
~ ''' '. '-0 f''''''''' "1N '''' r''P'''
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, /
Washington, d. O., Tth Feb. 1856. I
Tin: have usod your Pills IN my general and hospital
practice since you made then hesitate to
say they arc the best cahartc employ Their rcgu-
lating action tho liver Is quick and decided,
ddS tI'ai orv9n indsed have s"lim fos,d sa.a ~
bilious disease obstinate that It did readily yield to
them. gratsrnay yours, ALONZO BALL, NJ. d.,
ihyslcian " hs uartr6 u0slitnL
Oyhehtery, Dierrhoa' <xsIaA' Worms'
From Dr. j. o. Green, q ChietGo.
h'IL & r,is y, nS,e aa ,oos .,. M ~ y praesc ana
ever found Their Alternative effect upon tho liver makes
them an excellont remedy when given IN small doseg for
bilious dgsentsry aud darrhoa. Their eugnr-coating
makes them very acceptable and convenient Dr Tho use
of women and children
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-30
Wov& Nike, q CNNovvyA.
VNAo A\o0A PINS

are the most active and thorough pills that
have ever been introduced.
They act SO directly upon the Liver, excit-
ing that organ to such an extent rs that the
system does not relapse into its former con-
dition, which is too apt to be the case with
simply q purgatiyc pill.
They arc really q
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-30

Washington, d. O., Tth Feb, 1856.
Gn: have usod your PILLS IN my general and hospital
practice since you made the and cannot hesitate to
say they the best cahurtc employ Their rcgu-
lating action tho liver Is quick and decided
quently they admirable remedy for arrangements
Of that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case Of
bilious disease obstinate that Il did not readily yield
them. yratsrnally yours, ALONZo BALL, NJ. d.,
IhVsician of the NartNe HOSlik1L
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1863-01-30
Dysentsry, Diarrhoa, Relax, Worms.

Your Pills have had long trial In my practice, and
hold them Ia osteom Of the best aferienls have
found Their Alternative effect upon tho liver makes
them excellent remedy when gven n small doseg for
makes them very acceptable and convenient br the use
of women and children.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

s,eelnaa y Red, } B tussn. " eod'rey. u Wa
Yer iraee viad u fsas. Il Williams sasser'r~aiie
In pri AN. ors, LaS'ange sehrs reeuan, Charlotte.
Neutrality-suspicious. oai-An schrs Linhey. Emo.
YorS; "a H1 H. ds A'N anu '''S 0"'A '''
NEW sGplt r ;. DC, s~srr sehrs " Ab.oti Dawson.
ssaIsraan, Bownan snd * Perkins Elr. ~, rYOrs.
peasss ar ss saSi r1 roma sSs S1''
n ps WA, qs Sas As rAsspS s Mary Al
Ara tohas-t Sarrgws lsl, scars Z Dsae t'oo, uaiha
way i,lsaephai "a. Esa, Bourne DO SD a. sn' Ehi'
~ s sr utEss ny s.s: .ssFss
r,aas sa sss sooaa Jame'9n jameson sss $50
Loot9ss Foser. portland BATH ores Janiaa no~es,
o Sos s % 4y a1 w . 10 'S o &c.,
kendrek fsawaL Bangor for sYork; canovA runsr.en
s S9, ss ss Lien. t Iss so a:. Wa
y essn ss S ar m%t1 Sarah s'f aso k
kBeiie.d for kYovk Lady Adams Hadwn. soner,et Tor
Cox. small
kSss ss R.e.no1,ss css a ing DssSs fEsss.
SO I sn SIsfs a sAst sSs.. for Providence
IND ss ss', say s..is' ss @
iiaitia iiaroossr. Mashington aud those loading Az
FXRkAGAKsyTr. oes Sid from Dutch Island hArbor
si ' hxsEJ fs,ssea rS ssa s. Ss.
my Lane Jas steele Jones Deborah, Powell Crusade,
NEW Lokpos o. e-An sshr Science. Kelley, Jersey
s6EIrIi oassx4. :sAr, 81 sl.. snAr ses
Hooper Port Rslai sehrs W Pierce, Young Portland;
Dennis LAX. R.oury Draw ford, Briggs New Bedford;
field, PHI ips Taunon; $ Garrison. 1race. Lynn.
CORTLAND, Oct e-Arr steamship Chesapeake. .leus
& u @ ~ S1' S
willard Parsns Philadelphia; Hortensc Fowler and
Mitchell johnson, NSofk.
.rRoyIpEN.g oct s-Arr schr : Bleecter, Edvsras
ton Young. sniJ White Potter. Rondout soOps EDWARD
sprasne, 2 obs, Woodbridge, NJ browe Carr, fYorh
Rondout
San FRANC SEQ. Oct b-Ar bark Maria Elizabeth
Duh) Walk, Hong Kong Sid s,b ships Belle Of The
Eoster, Liverpool; Cth Bunker IIiIl, do.
SALEM, Oct ]Ar schr ATne Garwood, Godfrey. Phis
delphla- .....t .
IORru GAS, Sep, ?s-In port barb Aykn, for NYork
days.
WARREN, o., e-Arr sshr Ben Jamn Brown. Isgraham.
Port Even. tlH'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

wheat was about X per bushe cheaper idedy
lees active the demand for export havns econ quite mo
dtrate The receipts amounted 10 q .2s3 bushels Tie
Ays saee reached l<5 900 pusteh parity from store, Al
81 o. 81 Tsior white Western and Kentucky, 81 -
o. ~ ambtr Western, 81 y 81 30 for red d. winter
81 Is 81 Is for amber Iowa, Wisconsin and Grcen Bay
u 14asl "a for Milwaukee club. 81 i2ssl 10 Tor Old
aud 81 n 81 26 or Chicago. Corn was dcarcr and
quito actively sought after day mostly BY speculative
buyers Tho rece,ps reached "a 9h2 busnek. The days
sasce amounted Ia 1874 600 bushcis so, 81 &c, clos
ne nj eoc sd,ac for sound. aroat, AID o2c 9sc.
Tor unsound Western mixed and esc 81 for Western
WI an. anu y.yw' ra'" we'e ss uey iIeh.'ea v.t
quote Canada at Toc. 7Ic cate at T3c "a &c. West
srn at 7eS' i4e Rye was IN fair temana a, 81 10
81 H, With sales OF 100 bushels Farley at 81 80
81 90. Barley continued quite active at 81 10 81 80
c.rrrr The market wa. very nrn. but Inactive We
quote Rio PRIME 81 good, 81 &c. 33c far, ale
81 &c. oruluaTy, 30hc 3lc fair 70 good careoos.
M.c a u nc. Java asc soc. native Ctycu, % 10
Maracaabo i9c S.e. L,sDeyrs, sc DC. 81 nonin.
cs1rvs Was actively soush, after, and vas quoted At
from SIC. mostly at SIC. s.c Tor m.ddlns With
sales o. 2 4bO bales reported srco Uw last.
Fru.-Iho uarset was moderately active and Trccs
Fxr1,ur a iair business was uaussciei 70 day, and
thc Tendency q rates was upward 10 Lirefp"o ihefc
t1kcn ~ 90 bsshcis Wheat mainly ~ Cd 10 hbs.
astcI u Cd and BY 90 isgs provisions al
Scs- sOs 10 bordou-5VO bis -four at "a nd % tols
No. aefces iaii a. ~ si 100 obs 81 :, SC. To Rrs
istso tons talow at z7s a lie %. 10 CORK cargo
Of wheat for ordors, a 70. "a 10 uarsoles-2O obs.
TO Hamburg 600 msis csss al 80. 20 tercss ard
At JOf % add talo~ At az 10 L1eon-A cargo OF
nigh, riyr r,aves a. $40
GfrAsE-ssIos were made q $50 package, a ioc a
iis Tho demlnd iu eae was hvoly q, sSo a
al lax
years CROP sgA lsc . 1ic. Tor ycatiiuEs.
Isns Ia good request a. 81 10 for frstern, per
thousand.
IrE-u,e demand vas good Cor the rrreilal riuds,
which urn
NoI-ass,z.-The primo pal dsmaod lor Nov orloaur,
within tango a from soc. a 60c.
NAVAL sruRgi were hslj Atmiy bit we're quiet,
oits were moderate request az frA rates gcucfaNy
PsotPipSsioFk was ia more request yofty ior ~
ture delivery, and sales reported u 500 obs Al
a 500 tl4 70 fcr Few mess, here 81 70 tlb Tor 10
for ncccmOor delivery Ga 70 ala t2s for od mes- and
$40 80 Gil for prime. Poet 10 moderate re4ueat
With salcs OF $50 bbs at sll Ter extra aud $40 "
n3 Is tor pan NEE. lard iess active 70 DAY
skh sOss Of 400 packages 81 Iojss ME Cut osals
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR STOVES. AC.
hsApseAmEar. Dsvasrsssr oy WAsniysros,l

PROPOSALS FOR STOVES. ac.
HEADQUARTERS. DsvAKrsgsf 90 WAsnivsros,l
orricF % cnIss "a IsraHsA.rrH,
n WAsniscros u. o., Oct g. lh1l
toha viii be received this oie untl the 20th Inst
o tnrnshing In this cy and Heaiers for In
~ OF W ashingtoD, AZ follows
~ " 'oe " God stoves Hcaiers Tor heating IN the
't'nonal manner barracks for troops. Tho build
NJ .h w icst long and 20 wide. and ihs
ns pe oi n.e sninern To thoroughly them, allow
Ing Two stoves for l.,iidins
10 or more Cooking Stoves Ranges burn wood each
W .npaey 70 ,oea iof company of about iE mon. 80
~ or more sel1 small Cook s,oye, 10 barn wood each
suM,icnt Ia COOK for three four pc soma =
~ or more Once Stoves OF VArou. tres In burn csAl
Al on these stoves ranges VI heaters aCproye
in,.lsrnt description u the offered siS drswnss
OF the ,Ansr
kAeh bidder must attach his FUN Post
arvh AND 10. names OF III parties Interested Ia the proposal
must appear therein.
An oath OF allegiance government Of Tho United
States must accompany zach bid.
Bids Will be Opened from time 20 tine and contracts
purchases made tho VI may bs Required
The right 10 rcservrd arsept paFs AIy old
Proposals should be- endorsed Proposals Tor Stoves
and aecte.sed 10 ELiAS ~ GREENE
Lieutenant Colonel aud Chief QuArtSytnastev
Department OF Washington.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
CITY coMmERCIAL REPORT.


AsnE4 were scase and quiet, ., . &C. &c, ,
and psun Of sxc &c. sses, 30 bbs. stock, 3ss bbls
BxsAprr1.--rlour depressed and &c. l0c. lower
70 day, the export demand having fallen % N .onse
qusnco OF tho go,d and sterling exchange The
inquiry from the trade cite moderate Mot holders
wore eager seI and willing 70 make come concessions
% buyers hut not enough to satisfy The after Tie
days receipts reached $50 bbs. The day Saes com
prscd 10 200 bbs state and wcs,ern, 2So bills South
sru ind 500 bbls. Canadian Rye ncur was good o..
uapd 400 bbs. changed hands al our quotatNHs Corn
msaY WAS scarce and wanted with sales Of 40 bbs We
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

were qretat SIC aGl4c for shoulders pnd sac 0Hc
scr har'- faoon vas m fair den.lnd % &C. y 9Lc.
busef was quite active at 2lc nc Tor and leo
10 t2r Ohio. Cheese Continued active demand at
A,4ca l5ho.
BE Was Ia inisi roqresi al ne. Thc, snh sales
Of <co bags East india.
% 6sh,---fhe demand wac good tho lsarke. buoy
ant with saes rcporsed of 1850 hs and 40 boxes al
isAc AZ &C ior' Ne" Orleans. and, part, III 80. a
i3c. for tsta.
IAilow There we're .75 eco los eaid At IL &c allHc
VS. ~ Nas ~ 10 bGc So l,c with sales a 2. 100
hb5, mainly at sic. 5sc br. o0sipg 57l1c. 5S a..
ros -n.on.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

IIUDeOg HfvER RAILROAD -rRAfrH FOR AZ
IA ts4y Tfof us Hart0 awi ieAfr street
a And ID a I a4lt 30 tHi D. - D. ap1 ~ sea.
dasaafBlIp ~ Irrn fuift-fH srrst firtrtr -
gfdsaf.4 n arg ID tts nrlss 1f ntttUufl PRS
~ An~ FtiE sni Hr0asTu. suf Bsfss~ rHnffs4 uIs
AoRais Asp Ls4HA AAlLEghD fpAPtNr -Va
rlaf all sffet 49, 1ruIt frfl flt q sew
t1rt. "a U1artfn ffFaftatt rtsnfff ~ tea n fat.
HsI - maze alat ts,s - sn'rss b4A
y BAsFiNuEH, ssgsrntffrri
NV Yugg. nlHLRv AID sLsts ssitEo ~ r
~ 90 klaaaf. N b a ~. ~ itasGf rlaus ~ ~
srl ~ rstrg y.ls 20 70 ~ n sndiF
5onS suEeHiIL sss~ravsssns
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s HIpPiM G NE w S.
Fora Of Kew York, oosober ., 1853.

sLnSHAo soR Raw yoRN--rBs DAY
soN hlhrs OF morn %
s'Eskis.....--....., 81 iiGH WAFER eve w
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rfI.i.fSpius.

ARD 70 Tir IaiIEH ~ fuN wsFf rrftF
n hsa.sf.9f w. ispss lsIls. a. zsA- a -.
ass Nffrt H4.N n .rfff ftf r p tN.
sgs rft.s 60 tnI a. "a fak feaN - ttst -
LgALL $50 ultrrW NurNEff AZ san "
tsry rr.IfH Il. "a 81 I.sIFf ffsta FAH at
fs.ssy a. 81 rfrfgsaH ufrsf 20 -
E1f..t q q HlssFs H1i-sff Hffftti ia ~ va ~
Efsssa ~. o.
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asi thr talar Of tho property.
The above pasBed with h~ir ~tn~sses. are lp
yii,d - Airni.
ELlJAu T. ruRDr
JAMES bAFIS, s..,
Ausi SIT WEfkNANN, - pN~
SMITH BY, ir. ''"'''''
OhISOS BLUNT
Eosssr G. HrTruIssr, Secretary.
kb~ foRk, october q ISIS.
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cOeo RgwAnp -ABDurrp FRox nra noxE

slZsDO HfVoalyU, fifa 49, 1AF u rHtieul.
Der daughter. Adde X. Halie, ne y~afs ard
months Old abls three fees a., VIII jaht tfp~ hAAf
ears bgs hzh e7mpe1or. lons sJelashe- and hfh
forehead Tie from her she tsAen fo Mr.
Cstt kn0wHabs 80 81 Hr1Atsay, ne mgrlpf -
The 18Th " hsptenbsr wit - sstess 1rs - ina tstp
issued a brtrg ber bofv be'ore tie Hun IhDnas "
'srhe. jasi,s Ne sprcne Court anybody NLo su1-
ngy aetAns her o. nAuusr rrtTy - hsr sotast
eht VIII q he 70 pf0se,ppu iue Hud inpris. lnDen'.
AM p~rsop rvnE her iapthnr Mr. AuriiA A VI lstTi
Ma Hls Of'1rl street, fo1f dor fr0n NTrtie
nfo<slyn ssh Information - Ill ieat " ts
cofsry Of said cLlid AL ths ADORE reward.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

yrvg srorg o. rEsr CLtfs BtLtiAEh
~ Iahss sItb ar.'a Ff.aut ahsas fr fI1f o. snT
10 feusi "a iar mama tstefy Y - ton
strrat. Ihass .IfIa. anI HsIFftIf fAl hAA
ti.sfr $500 ra snian yffr pufelsifF
eis@NAsfe, 49, ss.ul4 htnl ia-ss,
L'oR saLg-Fo-R H.itiAhD tABLiH, NkAHif
10 81 tofrsr tsasi ed centre sfssis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08
CORPORATION NoTICEs.

NoTICE ALL PARTIES HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
IN the city for ihcces6rston Of the Fourth ~ Ju
signed at No, 3 City Han JAwYs HATES
1874 - w. - w w. $500 " ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

sr,.xssir Cruz, for London, Did sAh roesdsy
she bav owing dessoi her boi
err.
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NEW YogE Ey0fSE coarAsf. NO q -rHE &C
~ snf hcngrarY % ~ y fcfs Etgnr Con-
rsny 10 a. rsanesiei W meet AZ tts snFas hs On
rnar.ty. OCT 81 srisk O. - avpl GO 4r.fai y
c1f iai@ tf1ttsr nsntsr. nsny q rArr
DWFfH. SEQ =. a. flllIdFb l.ffmrn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-10-08

HrEHmAEs fDaa' fIAa EArHk.s 0FpfgE
y ls H.U Eef "a tI..a flrt.h fif4s Anf 81. o.
rrr. risa1s. s4flft r.iau'..s e., . = e. srs-.
sHfH ~ 4 aaff fnHfra Haa.rs TO- ffl.Hf n
fafa.tfs . saa ffps, ias aesatrl fassai ~ s1rat
f'WgL.frf rrrepss rtis CferrGsss ava rrr
" ~ fnf ietss ~ tfinf f ~ ssA tssss = pa
$40 ~ ~ iss II . $50. .ds-. 80 q rsss 80.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-30

Thousands of cor trabanis followed
General Grants army as it withdrew from
Mississippi to Memphis The proclamation
is not imperative. Wait little.
TERMS OF New York REGIMENTS ARoUr To
ExPRE.--There are thirty seven New York
regiments now in the field whose terms OF
service expire before the lst of August next.
These regiments numbered when mustered
into service thirty thousand and thirty-one
men. OF the entire number the terms of
SIX expire in May, twenty three in June and
eight in July. Besides these, there are a
few nine months regiments from this State.
whose term of service will expire about the
same time.
w endcll Phillips in his New York
Lecture on Wednesday Evening last week,
made this statement
When Mtchel-G5d bless hm-was in
the South, at Florence, he had four hundred
black men who worked for him, and told
him every secret of the country and he
told them " BY the Stars and Stripes, you
shall be as free as ! am When Buell.
succeeded him, he sent every one OF them
back. Shame Kisses. That account
was from General Mitchcl's own lips
Every one ui these men carried distrust of
the banner we love into the counties where
he carried his Chains In tins connections
Mr. Phillips remarked that the name OF
Fremont would be 4 charm to open the way
for the op ration Of the proclamation. That
name 4" has been household word in the
slaves hut ever since he believed, in lsj6,
that his elee ton was to be the jubilee Of his
l.. 1 i I. 1 "A. 4. II
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Ellsworth Falls, ia,
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

l hereby give public notice that Ezra Page Of
BuckSport III the County of Hancock, by his deed
of mortgage dated and executed on tho both day
Of April, A. d. 1850, and duly recorded, conveyed
to mo ali that part of 10 No. Sc, in the 9th range
of lots ia said town, which is included in the fol-
lowing limits, viz: Beginning at the soothwcsterly
corner of said lot; thence running south 50 de-
grecs cast lj6 rods thence north "a degrees cast,
&c rods, or to the middle Of said lot; thence north
50 degrees west lj6 rods to the westerly range
line; thence on said line southerly 46 rods, or one
half the width of the lot to the place of begin
niag containing oue-third of said lot. The
dition Of said mortgage having been broken |
claim to forccloso the sl,ne and give this notice
for that purpose JAMES PATTERSON.
BY TIC. WooDNAS, his Atty.
Bucksport Jan. o. 1853.
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T FL Z
Ellsworth American
For. 1896.
One Dollar and Fifty Gents only
in AdUQnCe !

The IXth Volume of the american
commences January 23d, 1868. One
dollar and Fifty Gents, in advance, will
pay for copy for one year.
The Publishers hope, and confidently
expect, to make the american a welcome
visitor into every loyal household in the
county. 1t will be their aim to give all
the important and reliable
War News,
and at as late an hour as the mails will
admit Of
Abstracts, or the full text, of all the
Reports and Messages of the State and
National Administrations published.
Good stories, culed from the Maya
zines, and selected from the current liter
ature Of the day, viii appear on the out
side, except when unavodably crowded
out by more important matter.
The great aim of the Publishers will
be to make up good Local Newspaper
one that shall be welcomed because it con-
tains matters of HoNE INTEREST.
All the LEGAL NOTICES ordered to be
published in the county, appear in the
american; this is important to business
men.
The mechanical appearance of the
american will not suffer, in comparison
with any Of the local papers in the State.
No long editorials will be inflicted on
the reader, to the exclusion of more inn
portant matter. q" Brevity is not only the
soul of wit but it is the lie of news
paper.
We have had made for us 4 six months
stock of paper, all of which we have to
pay for by January, 1868. This is
what's the matter" and why we insert
dunnng notices. eve don't want those
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FsECO LLECT
That we ask no more for the american
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~ A U I / o N :.

The public, especially all traders, are hereby
cautioned against and forbidden to trust any per.
son whomsoeyer on my account, as / shall pay no
debts unless contracted by myself written order.
WILLIAM TREDICk.
Ellsworth Falls, Jan. 27th, 1868.
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NJ y Il II / T. ID

Ellsworth 2sth inst, a. The Ellsworth House.
BY Rev. y. NJ Williams. Mr. Nm. =. Wood Of
r. .kiaud, l. Mis- Eou3a \, ties Of Goullsb5ro.
Trcntan-Jln 18th, b. II : frcyctt ESQ. Mr.
James Gilber, t. Ms. Martha J. Leland both Of
Trenton.
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Soldiers Special Notice.
Do your duty to yourselves! Protect
your Health.

- Read the fylIosoing, j4t rseeived this dag from,
HasuagioH
WASHINGTON, D. C.
T. HOLLOWAY, NJ D.:
Dear Sir;-I avail myself Of this opportunity
% express my gratitude for our kindness in be-
ing prompt in sending yonr valuable PAS
and Oiatmeat. Hundreds Of poor soldiers have
been made comfortable and well by the use Of
your medicines. and they all can testify to their
healing powers and eapability of giving instant
relief. 1t has, within my own observation, saved
many poor soldier from long sickness aud much
suffering. Yours truly,
D. @. E0SE, Washington, d. C.
November 9Th, 1862. 3m5Qa
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Cash Paid for Barley.

zoo BUSHELS of BARLEY waited, for
cVU which Cash will be paid by
J. W WOOD,
Ellsworth, Jan. %, 1888.
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To Horse Owners.

DR. Sweets Infallible Linimont for Horses
is uuIigaled by any, in all cases OF lameness afis-
ins from >pralns, Bruises wrenehiug, its effect
is magical aud eeraiu. Harness or ddlc Calls,
Scratches, Mango, &C. il will also cure speedily.
SPAWN and Ringbo may be easily prevented and
cured in their iaeipent stages, bat confirmed ca
seq are beyond the possibility Of fad,ea! eare--
No case Of the kind, however, is so desperate or
hopeless but it may be aleviated By this Imminent,
and its faithfulapplieation will always remove the
Lameness, and enable the horse to travel with
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy at
hand for its timely use at the first appearance OF
Lameness will effeetually prevent those formida-
BILE diseases mentioned TO which all horses are
liable, and which render so many otherwise valu-
able horses nearly worthless
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