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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-02

the following Incident of the Polish revolu-
tinn is related-A detachment numbering about
800 insurgents was overtaken in the vicinity of
konin, but, not wishing to give battle, the
former retreated. In order 10 render il fmpossi-
Bile for the Russians to trace them they follow
ing tcrtuous route, aud having met Jew
letter carrier, they made him swear by the tea
commandments that he would not divulge in
what direction they had proceeded, aud iheu
allowed him to pass on unmolested Bat after
wards mistrusting the Jews good faith, two
men Of the detachment, dressed in COssack uui-
forms, rode hastily after him 10 put him to test.
They overlook the Jew in a neigh oriug village
aud asked him if he bad met my insurgents on
the road. liz answered no. They then tooS him
to public house aud offered him one hundred
silver roube4 it he would tell them where the
insurgents ware encamped, but the jew again
declared his ignorance in the most positive terms
The landlord, however, Pole by birth having
overheard the couvers ition and being unable 10
withstand the temptation, offered to lead the sup.
posed Cassacks to the camp Of the iusurgeuts.
On this arrival of the party there, tue landlord
was hanged by order Of the insurgent leader.
aud 100 ronbl5s were gwen 10 the ,iewsh letter
carrier as a reward for bis honesty and secrecy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-02

l. Iohn y. Pennington, Clerk Of the House Of Repre-.
senattes Of the state Of Delaware being authorised by
ued An act to prevent Illegal Arrests in this state
published In " The journal and Aiaiesman" Deiatpi-
ran" and the Gecfyti00a Msssenger' Tor tho period
OF two mouths do hereby certify That the above aud
foregoing true copy Of said act passed Dover Feb
ruary -, 1868
In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hind al
Clerk of the House OF Representatives. this goth day Of
March, A. d. ona thousand eight hundred and sixty
three. John H. PENINUTON
ap. s'2m. Clerk of the House of Representatives
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-02
MAJOR GENERAL GRANT.

Ulysses S. Grant was born at Point
Pleasant Ohio, April 20, 1922, and grad
uated at West Point in lS43 as brevet 2d
Lieutenant in the Fourth Infantry. Du-
ring the Mexican war he participated in
Taylor's battles at Palo Alto, Resaca dc
10 Palma and Monterey. Afterward his
regiment Joined Scott at Vera Cruz, and
Lieutenant Grant took part in every en-
gagement up to the city of Mexico, receiv-
ing brevets of lst Lieutenant and Captain
for meritorious conduct at Molino del Rev
and Chapultepec. At the close of the
war his regiment went to Oregon, where
he was promoted to Captaincy but in
1858 he resigned and settled in St. Louis.
In 1859 he removed to Galena, ILL.,, where
he was engaged in commercial business
when the rebellion broke out. He was
among the first to offer his services to
Governor Yates, and was made Colonel
OF the 2lst Illinois Volunteers, with whom
he went into service in Missouri. In the
summer of 1861 he was made Brigadier
General and assigned to the district about
Cairo. He Immediately occupied Padu-
cab, Ky, stopped the flow of supplies for
the Rebels up the Tennessee and Cum
berland, moved soon after on Belmont
opposite the Rebel stronghold at Column
bus. from which place he was driven only
after desperate fight by largely supe-
rior force of the Rebels. In February,
1862, he led the land forces sent against
Fort Henry, but did not participate in
the victory, the guuboats having done the
work before he got there. Thereupon he
marched forthwith upon Fort Doneson.
This place he beseiged and assaulted, and
on the 18th of February the Rebels raised
the white flag (Gens. Pillow and Floyd
have stolen off during the night with 5000
men, leaving Buckner to surrender) and
sent to Grant for terms. He replied that
the surrender must be unconditional or
he would instantly move on the works.
This short and soldierly answer gave him
the subriquet of Unconditional Surrender
Grant-the initials being the same as of
his real name. This fortunate and fairly
won victory, was rewarded by commits
sion as Major General In April he
reached Pittsburg Landing, Buell. being
in his rear with reinforcements. The Re
bells did not wait for Buell., but made a
furious onslaught upon Grant, who was
lolNou baCh W tue ouelltI Vi HIS RunDOaIS
where be resisted Johnston with success.
Next day Buell. came up, and the Rebels
got severe dogging at what they call the
battle of Shiloh, their commander, Gen.
Albert 5. Johnston, being killed His
more recent operations, which we hope
will culminate in the capture of Vicks-
'urg and the opening OF the Mississippi,
IRE fresh in the public mind. Gen.
irant is represented as a man of plain
appearance, about 5 feet inches in
Ieight, light hair, blue eyes, rather
aciturn, closely attending to business,
nethodical and cautious, though full
# daring and dash if need be- He is
eld in the highest esteem by his men,
rho seem to place unbounded conf
ence in him-not because of his political
references or aspirations, but because he
) emphatieally " fighting general"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-02
AN ACT TO AMEND CHAPTER lOs
Entitled " An Act regulating tie sale Of Intori
eating Liquors, &c." as am.Hded, (pdssed at
Dover, March 8, 1867, amended March

SECTION l. Be Il eHGsted BY NE SenGis aud House of
Representatives. ef Ms lie Q Deidpdre IN CeHer1l AZ
sembiy met That the above mentioned chapter lOS.
ton ~ be amended by adding to said section the follow
Ing viz; Nor shall t confer power authority to any
person sell distribute Intoxicating erments1 H.
quors Of auy kind, any Concert saloon, Play Re-
hsarsAl, Exhibition or place OF aniussment.
Sc cTION .. Andbe further enGctd That Section 10 Of
said Act be amended. by adding between the words
Sunday In the "a line and such in the 81 line the
following II any person shall ssll distribute intOx
ieatng fermented quIrs Al any Concert Saoon Play
or kehearpal, Exhibition place Of amusement"
SECTION And Be farfier enlcisdi That all acts and
parts Of acts with this hereby repealed
SECTION 4. And be further enacted, That the seereta
ry shall this Act to be published Ia the
Delaware 0szette and Delaware State Journal newspa-
perb published in the City Wilmington, for the space
month from its passage and shall certify to tho Gov
ernor the publication Of the and the auma due there
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-02

John D. Pennington, Clerk of the House of Representa-
tvs oi the state OF Delaware, being authorized by Reso-
luton Of said House have the foregopg aet entitled
AN Act In Relation to Free Negroes and MulAtoes pub
lished in The journal and NQiesHdn" g The Dtia-
wdfeaa aud The GeorgeooH Msssngern for the period
Of two mcnths d. hereby certify that the above and re-
going is true copy VI said ae passed at Dover March
18th, 1868.
In witness whereof, have hersunio set my hand as
CuTk VI the House u Representatives this 26h day OF
March, A. D., one thousand eight hundred and sixty
three. JOHN Il, PENNINGTON,
Clerk oft the House Of Representatives.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1863-06-02
MONEY WANTED.

SEvERAL sums from $500 to $40 900 can be lo1r-Ion
y go Real Estate security Ans prrsau AAv,v ney
On hand eau have il safely Invested iy applying
WM McCAuLL-;Y,
Esps e0O Market ssIeSt.H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-09

Having one of the most complete Printing Esiab
shments in sOHihem Ohio, our iAeiliss for doing all
kinds Of Work, Book, Plain, or Ornamental are frs
class We have Of the fastest Presses, aud have
all the modern styles Of Typo, and We employ the
best workmen.
We have three Power Presses connected with ou
Job Department, and are prepared to execute work
with neatness and dispatch.
~S-osders from abroad will receive prompt Slten
ton. Address
BOLLARIRR 4 LOGAN, Dayton, Ohio.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-09

Mrs. A. called and gotone dollars worth Of
NINE oENT SUGAR, AT MINICKs.
The incest kind
Mrs B. got one dolar's worth Of the nicesi klro
TEN CENT SUGAR, AT MINIOKs
ity Of = 'TN 'l'fS'' 'ii'''
ELEVEN CENT SUGAR, At MINIoK's
Mr. D. says that he got The best quality Of green
RIO COFFEE an 81. MiEICK's,
est Of "
GREEN TEA AT. j, A. NINJGK S.
While every body calls gets some Of that excellent
EXCELSIOR sYRUP, AT ), A, MINicK..
Mr NJ says he purchased a half barrel OF
WHITE FISH AT j. a MIgfcK's,
Decidedly the best he ever used while the supply o
No. MACKERET4, AT ]. a. MfNIcR's.
Both for size and quality, cannot he exdeed IN t r
any other market o" 'i''' ''
pect his stock Of "" '"'
CHOICE nR1ED FRUIT,
.u OOFFkES AND TEAs, ,Il Ia'l
Ysa a!uu Ls SUGAR OF ALL KIRIs
Andthe largest and best yarie of Groceriea ia L.. 500,
IN the city. HIS large estaliishnents Ii on The
Corner OF Market ana Jefferson Sts.
mar29y l4 "a
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-09
'ANOY GO0Ds sELECFER for the SEASON

TNHE subscriber hegs eayein nVite the atte nixon of
her numerous friends and the pnl,lc, 10 hsr Nislg
AND VARIED STOCK OF GOODS Ia the above line
and respectful soliats ahara Of uai patronage al
her old stand, Spg Third street, opposite ts poaioiHoe
She also wishea 10 inform az Interested that she has
manently SECURED the services OF expefioneel
aud reliable workman, and that all work entrusted to
his hands will b. promptly snd skillhly executed.
dslId2w hks. J. AUBkRr.
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STEAM PRINTING HOUSE


We are prepared TO execute all orders for
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FOR SALE BY

VIM Wensthoh and W w Stewart, Dayton; George l.
Boyer, MiamisbuTg } stocklager, Unioni OAnder-
son, Centrevile; Myers New Lchanoni Jackson,
ChambeFsburgi d + Bauer, Harrisburg ID Divine,
Johnsule; Arnold lambert, South Abingdon Jacob
sinyef, West Baltimore; Kookie& Co., Germantown;
W MURPHY, Nandalia; II NickOla, Liberty; ID kees,
fRrmeraWle, Heyerling Herr, SAlemi W Pyrmont,
Williams SwaneF, West Baltimore; Parker, Bro, a
Co., Parkersburg, and by Druggists and Merchants
generally throughout the United States and Cana
dRs. del6dly
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Geaatcbes, sc.
Watches and Clocks.
JOHN REEVES tau

WOplsp pFespectfully inform hia old eas,e,n.r, al
w the public generally that after an alsaue. al ~
man.hs he las Tspnedto Dayton and taken the sho,,
iofmerly occupied hy James ~. swope
~. NO. ass rhird Street,
Two doors West OF The Post once. where ~, ,giJi
hapsy 10 eiys all bis old cassoIners and as many nr
Rnes - may iAfor him with q call. An irihhs -
WAfOHEs, CLOCKS, AND JEWELRY. re,.ir,.,
,n lhe bssi manner aHd on short notice. ak-AII
Mohh WAkhhEfkbti7sN fair trial is All thai
sA' fleAae CAL and examine york. fob2l
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-09
HELLER a YOUNG's
COOKING RANGES.
THE BEST In THE MARKET.
ROBERT OGDEN,
JEFEERsoN sT., TWo pooRs nELow MAnKI

JEFFERSON ST., TWO DOORS BELOW MARKET,
Is Agent 10 this city and county for HELLER A
Il fOUNQs COOKING RANGES, the best COOKING
Apparatus ever invented lie puts them up In the
Every one who has used them testify 20 their superior
The subscriber would say that he has. also a large
and superior stock Of Pumps, Gas and steam pipe
and Plumbing material, which he will pEt up 10 onier
IN the best manner at the lowest prices
Call and examine, ROBERT OGDEN,
dsb Jefferson, two doors below MaTket.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-13

[ FThR an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
~. years, continues q srcure Patents IL TIN ated
States also in Great britain Fgaucend ether Foreign
countries Caveats Specifications, Boads As -Hirelts
and all Papers Drawings for Patents exee,, ed ON -
-ai te' ms. aud wsh dispRrh. RESEARCHES made in.o
American or Foreign works, 10 esrTfue The validity or
utility 81 Patents Iuveu,iauSsnd legal ~ other F ice
rendered IN ali matters touching he Copies ~ the
Claims Of any patent furnished by rsatsng OHe Dollar
Assignments recorded At Msshlueton
The Agency is uay tie largest in NV England hui
ugh Il lave.tars hive advantages for securing Pa
tents Of asc"rtoniag the ra'eHtati'y q veuous. an
surpassed ~, II not nuedsnrly superior TO, any which
can BE- ~ rcd them elsewhere. Thc Testimonials below
given prove that none Il MORE SUCCESSFUL AT lIIE
PATENT q FiCE than the sUS~crber ;aud "a 81 rs
Is THE BEST pisooF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABIL-
IFl he would dsd that Ae has abundant to I've
lieye and en- prove u At al 10 Other otce OF the Kind
are thu charges n professional services 50 mo !trate
The immense practice Of The subscriber during twenty
years past, as enabled him accumulate vast cole
i'n o! s!,sousasols and oeal decisions relative
tcuts.
These, besides his extensive library Of legal and ne
chaajcal gor! aai fu II patents granted in
the lated S.a-ss and harule. render him able, beyond
question TO II superior facilities Tor obtaining Patents
AL necessity u iHrrey 10 Washington. to procure a
patent aud tbs usual great delay there here cd
iaYi rtoIs,
TrsrIMoSIALst
regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most crp15ls and
s9ceesvfHi practitioners with Vii "a have had oil IA;
ia rcJ4Ese.n CHARLES MASJN
Commissioner Of Patents.
Ihave ae hesitation in assuring Inventors tia, they
cannot employ person more competent and trsfror
t-y aud more capable Of putting their applications ia
form to seeare f'T them early aud f-,o allie consider
alton at the Pa tent Once
kDMJNp BURKE,
Late Commissioner q Patents.
Mr. r II EDDY has made for THIRTEEN apple
Cations on AL one o. which patents have been gru
81 aud that HotT BsAsfBy. such unmis;akaAbe proof
ct great talent and ability his part ieads ne to fec
mend oil Invent ,rs II arpy 70 ham procure their pa
tents as hey may be sure Of having the mort faithful
attention bestowed ef casts, and very reasonable
eASr-cs.' JOHN TAGuART.
During eight months, the subscriber IN eonrss Of his
lTge practise, ' e on frics rcte1 applications SLY
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE q sliah AS dse.Isl
-sAass f-aor.-hy the Ccal.u issioAer II Patrrts.
Il. II. EDDY
Boston, Dec IL 1872 j. Az
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The Soldiers True Friend
ALWAYS READY.
H0lloWay's Ointment,

Long marches, sore and stiff joints, blistered
and nAamed feet, all these the soldier must
dure. MOTHERS. REMEMBER THIS, whea
your sons grasping their musket TO meet dan
ger think what rtlief single pot of this ALL
HEALING AND COOLING Salye will give to the
one you love when far away from home and
friends. 1t hAricus and makes tough the feet so
that they endure great fatigue. II sootbes
and relieves tho inAamed aud stifened joints,
leaving them supple, strong and vigorous. while
for
Sabre Cuts and Gunshot Wounds
It stands unoQunled, removing and preventing
every yestisc OF inflammation, and genIy drawing
the edges together, it quickly and completely
heals the most frghtiu wounds
Wives and Sisters of our Volunteers
You can not put into the knapsaeks Of your Hus.
bands and Brothers 8 more valuable more nee
essary gift than supply Of this
Extraordinary Military salve.
The lonely sentry walking his rounds at night,
exposed to drenchirg rains and chill night air 10
often ,cized with most VIOLENT PAINS and
SUFFoeATtNG HpARSENESs. first symptoms
Of QUICK cons MPFiON but if supplied with
liOLLOWAI'S PILLS and iiULLOWAllS UINT-
MENT, all danger is ayertod, few Pills taken
ish; and morning, and the Ointment brskly
rubbed twice day the throat and chcs, will
remove tue SENEREST PAINS. and stop the
NEST distressing Of DANGEROUS COUGH. There
lore say to the whole Army
Soldiers, Attention
See to your own health. do not trust to the
Army supplies. although most valuable. These
PILLS and OINTMENT have been thorea ghiy
tested, the, are the ouiy remedies used in tho
European Camps aEd Barracks for over forty
years hgetor liullsEay has supplied all the Armies
in Europe and during the CRIMEAS CAM.
/ PAlGN be established depot ut ialaclaya. tor
T the tic exclusive sale 81 these GREAT RENE
I a 4 nj hRr ha4
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Fai not 10 Sind and get has Book.
A Word of Solemn Conscientious Advice

"
class Of maa!irs prevail fearful extent In COM
unnty do ming least 10000 youth Of both seNes an
uualiy, early grave Those diseases are very I'M
perfectly understood Their external manifestations or
symptoms arr Nervous ptbjty Relaxation and ENhaus-
ton Mara-mus wasting and consumption ct the tissues
of the whole body. shortness n breathing, or hurried
breathing en- ascending hil fight al stairs. great
Ialpitaou Of the Heart, shaking d the Hands Limbs
aversion 10 society and business AID study, dmurss Of
Eve sight loss of Memory di1ze.s # he Head Neural
ee Pains in various part Of the body, lad stien tt1e
uIary Of the bowel. Der, ;r sgcrgtiouS Il thu hdnoys
and RIO sexual Organs, Epilepsy, llysteria and NcT
yous Spasms. Dependency aud Depression of the spirits
ovn great to prrlure Insanity which, not urlTe
qucntly. terminates ia suicide,
This baneG class Of disorders and host Il others not
named, as Tuhcrcu'ar AMI Bronchial Consumption. dis
eases the Throat and Heart, Asthma tHtatrh, have
their i and derive thor origin from, diseases Il the
riuo-SeNual Organs Yeg! frequently. and IN large ma
gfifU Of cHsss
IN ANnRfv Srovr. Physician 10 The rfer Lrys ASb
ifYoENIf 1Nsri1rrT has stuiui agd This Ia
diJus and iniraae class Of modern malydrS with pro
treating than IA, tie must uuhsari 81 success IL
personal >rHe= Attendance offhc patient victim, Is
net required f5r NJ system Il treat
meft peI3Hct BEE l'-if. ard admirably arranged
or yNrss 20 ali rars al sire igioa IT, Caaa5fs. a.
at tl.e IHs',tatioat
fEacl case Is scientifically determined an. the rus
nan 4 treatment ;si ffsas aaly~is ct the sccrstuIs
u the k1pNsl- frfr She b11a AID from futs uttgr1-
.atari=., flrHisiH.fi ash apFHJtut
rThe Institution mlkis nsr u a powerful Micro
scape, aai Ptio>o pLic4i Apparatus
PaijeHts applying f5T iHr5uagat#ries or alEice,
mast r,turn cuei use stamps, to nett attention.
~ The attending Physician ID br found the IHsii
tuition fl consultation. from \ t5a ? NJ 81 each
day. sunday Ia the toTgnoon-
Aires, DIP ANDREW STONE.
Physician to ~ e TFoy Lung iI IT, -ireie in-ta,r ar
Ply se.aa tgr diseases # telte,rt ttra; ara la.s-
~ t4Hh ctrge5 ETa! y
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,i>it the ia.qut5e- Of de fathers uton their
2 .5rea.~ IEe diseases IL efa-s''.'es ''ks
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, ,i,,. ard ff..s5tv fe9s5,s.,.5; n -
-larls. Suel,iazs NJ. II suel.tr9.c and ia-
come ul5,4uus sor,si in lie stomach AMI
svs.>, ea-.'1.' iia-nts winch produce iii,,i-
-a-t ian. eysleli,fa. AMI liver complaints an
I n zAsn, eIEPtiee and eUt'neous affections.
IEesc' al having t..e same oTtisn' 10 cure iae
.aue remedy, ", pu 4cailon anu lnNlGeEa-
Ton u tfr b0ol. fuTliN tire blood, and
tisese dangerous distlHpcrs leave Noa. in
feeble ioul. OF corrupted tleod. Won cannot
have health; with that " LIE q TIE hcSI
healthy, You c.tHHpt Lave teF9fGlCas disease.
Ayers Sarsaparilla
= ror,1opnfl,i from fif most .tI,s,tI,al anti
lot, IN ,,+p,ic,5l - ,,, has discovered f,r
t;is ot,,;ti,,s, ,l,.for,.,,rr oa,l f,r do c,.~p Of
,l,4 disorders IT ,f,f3;is That IL j. sf,e,,-
10 ~ ann, OH =,,.taetlt vot devised i
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in tI,,;- cf,,,t ,,,o,, Ills ,l,ss of cnp,,l,i-,:
of upIiirlv Known ana Remarkable curcs il
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- c1.,,l.,,a c.-.-1i.,,a.. -.t4.S .
L 60 u o!1!iu' VA ." e-;iiio' u.iioiS,
tFuplloIs, tlMples, blotCaeS anu pores,
ErySlpelas, Rose or st. AnthonyS lire,
Salt Rheum, Scald Head, Coughs from
tuherculous deposits in the IunGs. Whila
cr-oIl;,oe Dab;};t, Drors,, ryerr,,o,;,
- :. - =.
Syphllltlc Infections, Mereuria! Diseases,
Female Weaknesses, and, indeed, the whole
series Of complaints that arise from impuriiy
OF the blood. Minute reports of individual
cases may he found in AlER's AMEEicAN
ALMANAC. which i furnished to the druggists
for gratuitous distribution, wherein may he
learned the directions Tor its use, and some
OF the remarkable cures which il has made
when all other remedies lad failed 10 aflod
relief. Those cases are rurposely taken
from all sections of the country. in of,,lr
that every reader may have access to some
one who can speak 10 linn OF is benefit. from
personal experience Scfofula dcprc.scs the
vital energies. and thu. leaves it, victims far
more subject 10 disease and its fatal results
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-13
A DEMONSTRATIONS SALE.

Notice is hereby given, that by virtue Of liz
cense from the Judge Of Probate, for the County
If Hancock, shall offer TO- sale at the Dwelling
House of John X. Mather in Brooksvllc, on Tut s.
day the third day of March next, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon. certain lot of land, of which
John X. Blo1get died seized and possessed, or so
much Of said lot as will produce the sum Of one
hundred and fifty dollars, for the payment of his
jlst debts, incidental charges and charges Of ad
ministration. Said lot or real estate consists Of
lot o! land lying near and adjoining land of
Benitmin Dodge casterly by land of Eben Grin
die, southerly by the cid town line, westerly aud
"ortherly by land formerly owned by Robert Tap
ley and John X. Dlod get IerIns Cash
BENZ. KEA. Admir-.
BrooksYile, Jan. 9Th, 1858
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Jannary7, lsc3.
EoREcLosuRE OF MORTGAGE.

Whereas, Stephen D. E'drilge % pueksport, in
the County Of Hancock. State Of Maine, yeoman,
made conveyance by bis Mortgage Deed, dated
the twelfth day Of June, A y. ISL, to Ohm \ swa
zey Of Bueksport aforesaid, as recorded in Han.
cock Registry, Book numbered lO7, page 3S2. Of
certain piece Of land situated in said Bueksport
and is described as being twenty acres, 1t being
part Of lot numbered ls6 in the It'll range Of lots
ami lying Easteriy Of the New County road lead.
ing by Long Pond 10 Delham, it being tie same
land tbs day decided to said stephen D. Eldrdge
by Ezekiel Maddox, reference being had to tia,
deed for more particular description
The conditions of the above named Mortea re
being broken, the above named John n, swakey.
claims the right and does make tins foreclosure.
JouN n. SwAzEY.
Bucksport, January eth Is6s
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CHERRY PICTORIAL.


Coughs, Colds, Incipient Con-
sumption, and for the relief
fConsumptiye patients
in advanced stages
OF tho disease.
This mas been so long used and so uni
versally known, that we need do no moro
than assure the public that its quality is kent
up TO the best it ever has been, and that il
may be relied on to do all il has ever done.
Prepared by DIR. J. c. AVER & Co.
Practical and analytical Chemists,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all druggists every where.
c. G. PECK, Agent, Ellswo.ti
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The public, especially all traders, are hereby
cautioned against and forbidden to trust any per-
son whomsoever on my account, as shall pay no
debts unless contracted by myself OF written order
WILLIAM TREDICk.
Ellsworth Falls, Jan. 2Tth, 1863