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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

COOP OLD DEACON A having occasion 10
spend night at hotel, was assigned to room in
which there were three single beds, two of which
already contained occupants. Soon after the light
was extinguished, man 10 one of the other beds
began to snore so loudly as to prevent his falling
asleep. The tumult increased as the night wore
away, until it became absolutely fearful Two or
three hours after midnight, the snorer turned him.
self in bed, giving hideous groan, and became
silent. The deacon had supposed the third gen.
tleman asleep, until at this jupcture, he heard
him exclaim, "He's dead! thank God! He's deadw
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
INcIDENr AT CHIcKAMAUaA.

The following is from letter to the Henderson
vile n O. Times.
aWalker's Division fought near the centre. 1t
suffered fearfuly, for it was here that the enemy
made his most stubborn stand. The 10Th N. G..
Reg't in Ectors Brigade was in this Division, and
was badly cut up. 1t lost wo-thirGs killed,
wounded and missing. Gallant "Tars"-they
knew DO fear
Col. Dave Coleman's 39th ~ g. covered itself
with glory. 1t made repeated charges, and was
in the thickest of the fight. Col. Coleman, with
his bows. captured one of the finest batteries the
Yankees had, which contributed materially to the
success of the day
sCol. Coleman sent the battery and prisoners
captured BY his glorious 39ih C., to the rear.
On going to the field met the battery with three
or four Yankees to each piece, acting as drivers.
At first feared the Yankees had broken our GEN.
tire. and were about to plant artillery in our rear
was in too close proximity to escape, should such
be the case, and remained on my horse until the
Yankees came up, when accosted one of the dri-
vers: "Hallo Yankees where are you going with
that artillery" To which one of the Yankees re-
plied "Oh, we got all your artillery at Vicksburg
and are bringing it back to you" I still could
not solve the mystery Why pack of Yankees
should so unceremoniously drive so, fine lot of
artillery to our rear [ could not conceive. So
when the next piece came up, also driven by Yam
KEGS, repeated the inquiry, when Yankee who
seemed to be rather shrewd, replied, "The ID
rebel "Tar Heels" North Carolinians) who cap
tured it, didn't have live men enough left to bring
off the battery, and we wished to accommodate
them"
II learned from one of Col Coleman's men who
was riding on the ammurition chests, that they
did not understand driving the artillery, and con-
cluded to amuse themselves by making the former
owners of the battery act drivers"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
Administrators Sale.

will cell, Friday the l3th of November, a. the
late residence OF Harbert Stowe, deceased ii miles
southwest from Charlotte three head Of Horses, thrs
head of Cattle, good road Wagon ali tbe Household
and Kitchen Furniture, about 400 bushels OF Corn
lot of Cotton, Fodder Farming Tools aud many other
things unnecessary 10 meRtioa
Also will be rented for IL months, the buildings and
Land. Terms made known on day OF sale
Those having claims against the estate are required
to present them within the time prescribed by law, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery
II. ID. STOWE, Admir-.
Oct 20 1869 st
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

NEW MATERIAL FOR HARNEss.-We were
shown, at the harness factory of c. VI. D Hutch
lngs, Esq, Of this city, full set of four horse
wagon harness made Of heavy canvass excep: the
bearings and fastenings. This harness presents
quite neat appearance and We were assured by
Mr.. H. that they would last in regular use for five
or six years, and that he could furnish such har-
ness at from fifty to buudred dollars less than
all leather harness, it being saving of about 20
pounds to the set-Roleigh Progress.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
Printing Materials for Sale.

desire to sell the Printing Materials connected with
the late North Carolina Wing newspaper PuolIsLed
!, this town The materials consist of Hand Press
with linking Apparatus Long Primer and Brewer Type
together with fair assortment of Fancy and JOB Type
Further information will De furnished oy adureSshg
the undersigned at Charlotte, n c.
Oct 81, go RACHAEL H. noLloN. b.
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NOTICE..

The Wardens of The Poor of Mecklenburg county
will at the Poor House the 18th of November
at 10 o'clock, for the purpose of eectlng Steward
and Physician for the year 1864. Those wishing the
places must bring recommendations of their moral
character and steady habits with their bids, &c.
We also give notice that the Steward cannot receive
paupers without permission from one or two of the
members of the Board. WALLIS, Oh M
Oct 81 ,63 3t-pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

The undersigned, as Administrator on the estate OF
c. F. Caldwell deceased will sell at the late residence
of the said deceased Thursday the 18th of Novem-
Der, the following property, viz !: Two Mules, two
Horses, Cattle and Hogs, Wheat Corn, Oats, Hay and
Fodder one road Wagon, Buggy, Harness and Farm
ing Tools; also, $4,000 lbs Seed Cotton.
All persons indebted to said estate are notified to
come forward and pay, and all having claims will pre-
sent them according to law.
Oct 81, '63 3t-pd D. S. CALDWELL, Admir-
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

Ras- The Yankee papers say an extraordinary
case of treason has recently come to light, at Gin
cinnati, Ohio, having for its object the overthrow
of the State government and the release of the
rebel prisoners at Camp Chase, and capture Of the
Arsenal at Columbus and the release of John Nor
gan and his officers. The conspiracy was brought
to light by United States detective, who was
supposed by the parties implicated to be a eoel
spy. Many arrests have been made
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

On Tuesday the 9TH day of November next, will be
exposed public sale, at The late residence Of j. O.
Cochran, Decd all the property said deceased viz:
Wheat, Corn, Oats, Fodder, ! Mule, Cattle, llogs
Sheep, Wagon, Buggy, Household and Kitchen Furui-
ture, and other articles not necessary TO mention.
Terms made known on day of sale.
All persons having claims must present them accord.
ing to law. Those owing the estate must pay.
r. l.. DEAHMON Admir-.
October 9th.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
bG%Rev. James 0. Andrew. Bishop writes to
the Southern Christian Advocate:

B~Rev. James o. Andrew. Bishop writes to
the Southern Christian Advocate:
This accursed greed for gold is ,uining thou
sands OF our people for this world and the next.
The past has been unusually propitious
Our barns and cribs have been full to overlooking,
and yet numbers of planters refuse sell corn
at two dollars a bushel and are waiting till the
price shall reach five dollars a bushe Many of
our friends and countrymen who have been forced
to fly from their homes before the approach Of our
cruel invaders have come among US, and many of
our rich planters whom God has so greatly blessed
unwilling to sell them at all for fear it will
get higher, and they loose few dollars in the sale
God has given an abundant crop this year and
thus We show our gratitude to Him. Is there no.
danger that He will set his eyes upon US for evil
and cut off our hopes and prospects in coming
time? May God reform and save US.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
RUNAWAY

From the plantation of Mrs X. A. Hunter In sharon
neiohbortood a negro man named WASH, about 80
years old medium size, and copper color. IL Is sup
posed that he has been persuaded off by some mean
white person, and may De Trying 10 MAKE h s way
tn the Yankees reward of $50 will be paid for his
apprehension aud delivery to me- or his confinement In
any Jail. Nv hON
Oct. 81. 1868.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
STRAYED,

From the subscribers PASTURE about dsys ago. two
Beef Cattle-one a white speckied Bull, the other
red Heifer. The above cattle were bought in the
neighborhood of Davidson College. Any information
as to their wherea bouts will be thankfully received
and the person literally rewarded for their trouble
Oct 5, 1863 J. r. ROSS.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

Tue HITCH IN THE EXCHANGE.-The Rich
mond Dispatch understands, from official source.
that there is but slight probability of an early
renewal of the exchange of prisoners between or
own and the Federal Government This results,
we informed from Discrimination upon the part
of the Federal authorities to continue the exchange
of prisoners of war This is one of the new means
resorted to by the Yankees for the suppression of
the rebellion
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

IRON CLADs.-The men Who can stand up
against the chain-lg whisky and tangle-foot
peach and apple brandy, now sold at out-of the
way places 10 this section styled "iron clads."
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

(ST. GATHERINGS MlLLSD'
Will exchange Salt for Flax Seed, Wheat, Corn or
Bacon delivered ut the Mills two miles below Char
lotte. NYE HUTCHlSON, Secretary.
Oct 81, '63 I'm
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

BOGUS OFFICIALs.-The Macon Telegraph
says: ave have been told that there are great
many spectators and extortioners, who travel
the country, wearing the uniform of an officer, and
passing themselves off as Government agents sent
out to buy provisions for the sick and wounded.
This gross imposition upon our citizens should be
put stop to- and these assumed officials be caught
and brought to justice. The scarcity of provis-
ions and suffering. Of the poor demand it, and
every effort should be exerted to ferret out the
guilty"
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
LOST.

At Zion Camp Ground, Davidson College, on
Sunday the 18th instant, GOLD NECKLACE and
LOCKET attached. reward of SIS will be paid for
its delivery to Mrs Sarah II Withers at Davidson Col
ege, or at this Office.
Oct 81, 'G3 pd
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
S95 REWAEs lid.

Nv bow MONROE runaway the 22d October inst.
He is very dark about 10 inches high and about
IS years old | will pay the above reward for him.
suppose he is i'm this neighborhood.
JAMES S JOHNSTON,
Oct 81 63 I'm Davidson College, G
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

SURVIVORS OF THE REyoLUTIoN-The New
York Herald publishes list OF the surviving re-
volutionary pensioners, shown by the rollsat
Washington. The total number is only twenty
four. Ofsuch as belong to the Confederate States
there are thirteen-or it is proper to say
there were thirteen in March, 1861
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

HARD TINES NOTWITHSTANDING girls in New
York appear to meet with but poor success in
their efforts to secure an increase Of wages. The
umbrella of that city recently struck FOR an
advance Of two cents per umbrella, but they met
with little encouragement from their employees,
that they endeavored to effect comprise by reduc
ing their demand to one cent. But even in this
they did not succeed, and all were obliged to
return to their work except few, who still hold
ont
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
SALT! SALT!

SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT,
CHARLOTTE, N. C., Oct. %, 1868.
SufcienS Salt having been obtained, will in future
give THREE pounds Of SALT for ONE Of BACON.
L. ". LOWE,
Oct. az, 1863 II MAJ. &C s.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
NOTICE.

The Stockholders of the N. @. Insurance Company
will please take notice that the second instament Of
Is per centum will be due on the 18th Of November
next. o. NJ CrhiN1S, Sec'y.
Oct. 81, 6s 81
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
WANTED.

A Tract of LAND, 500 more acres; good dwelling
&c. Address WILLIS HARRISON,
Oct II, 63 If Leasburg, Caswell Co, NC.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

Will attend with the Assors Of Castor county 10
collect the Confederate Taxes due the LIST Of October
also tue Assessors will attend and tue TAI ID
knd-at the following times and places, to.WiG
Stowe,a Factorv Novamher and I'D.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10
NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate OF Is
French deceased will present them for payment with
out delay to the undersigned.
Oct 81, 'G3 1t IA FOX, Executor.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

MosBY UP AND DoING-The gallant Mosby
is again in the saddle On Tuesday last he made
foray upon the Yankees, near Warrenton, killed
three, wounded several and captured Sc white
Yankees, some eighteen or twenty black ones, and
one hundred and thirty mules and horses
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1863-11-10

FROM THE MoUNTAlNs.-We were happy to
learn from Colonel Little, Aid to the Govern or,
that letter had been received at the Executive
office from Governor Vance, dated at Marshall,
Madison county, on the I'd instant, furnishing the
pleasant intelligence that the enemy had retired
from this State to East Tennessee. They commit
ted damaging depredations on private individuals
and effects, is their custom, wherever they went,
and took off several prominent loyal citizens in
chains but that portion of our State is free from
them again, and We hope it may remain so for the
balance Of the winter.-Raleigh Progress.
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w OIL F E. S
AROMATIC sNHIEpAM sCHNAPPS,

A universal curative In CONSUMPTION removing
the :ubeIeles healing the ulcers and removing the cough
Reeomm ended by the MEDICAL FACU LTY as a CA
ruoLtcos In the removal Of DYSPEPSIA in all It's forms
In DaoPSY its established curative properties have
long been without rival aitested by universal med-
ca testimony.
The Dluretic and Solvent proprises OF the Aromatic
sh.aam Schnapps" render II decidedly eitcaeious IN
GRAVE IL aud all other affections Of the kidneys
In GOVT AMI RHEUMATISM, II taken in the form
Of punch, the natent lying warmly covered III bed
this pure alcoholic dstilation will effect speedy cure
Taken as hot punch IN HUMoRAL and sPAsNoDlC
AsTllM it affords Immediate Ielist from the distressing
symptoms
BY its peculiar aud specific qualities, arrests the cold
stage in AGu aud FEY En- aud prepares the system for
administration Of the admitted carativas Of the disease
Administered in CHOLERA, CHOLERA MoRBts,
and collie It spasm. restores the function OF
Liver and rapidly produces healthy secretions 1t should
be taken mixed with wot water and sugar.
NERviNE, Tonic and a PURIFIER OF the
blood trial Of fifteen years IN alt climates AID under
circumstances has stamp with universal appreciation
Peculiarly adapted to the complaints Of delicate FE-
MALES, it sands pre-emuuy among the established
curatiyes of the day.
II is the only alcoholic preparation In our country, that
can be- generally, imbbed with pleasure and safety
never when taken 10 excess producing head-ace
or other unpleasant consequence
Sold hadsomey wrapped in yellow papers IN pint ana
quart bottles by all Drugg,st ApotheeAres and oocefs
m the United States. Purchased from the advertised
agents to prevent imposition in cunteriei1s aud imie
tons as the whole country is flooded With tnein
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Ellswor,h-June Gath, V,znee Blondt, aged II
months.
10th. Samuel IIucking' aged 30 years.
Atchafala River-May 9th, c. NJ. Tinker OF
Ellsworth, Executive Officer board the gun.
boat Estelle.
IIancock-June 24th Dea. Francis VI. Billings
aged 80 years, late of Sedgwiek and son of Capt.
John Billings
18th, Isaac C. Stratton, aged 26 years, mos
and Is days.
Franklin-June Esd, Hannah Jelli-on, aged 70
years and months.
Sullivan-June 26th Carrie Francena, only
child of Capt Eben & and Mary A. Ingalls,, aged
year. aud eight months.
Machia.-June 21th, Sarah b., wife of 5. NJ.
Insersoll, aged "a years.
Same date, susan E., daughter Of John Shaw,
aged 20 years
Dover, N H.--June l7th. Mr.. AmaIiah Good
win of Lyman, Me aged 100 years, months
and day The deceased was in the war Of the
Revolution.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


MAcuIAS-Ar 18th. schs st Lawrence, Quimby,
Boston VIM Pope, Libby, Boston.
Ar goth, Banner, Sanborn, Boston Donwogth,
Drew, Boston, Majestic, Wass, Addison.
PoRrLASp--Ar Goth, schs Ceres, Thurston, Cal
ais North Battery, Grant, Ellsworth Column
bia. Crosby. Bangor Alice, Curtis. Brunswick
for Bath sloop Excel, Kimball, Cherryfeld for
Aunisquan.
Ar 18th schs Elmoral, Bunker, Cranberry Isles !:
Frecport, Thorniike, Rocklni Vand.lia Strong
Boston for Ellsworth sloops Enterprise, Norton /;
Seycnty-six, " inflow, and Union, Roach. Bath
Ar 10th, schs Senator, Davis, Ellsworth Wave
Phillip, Calais for Philadelphia ; Abby Weld,
Hutchins, Bangor for Salem Highlander, Boz
gan, and Eagle, Crockett, Bangor for Boston !;
Geoge & James, Rockland for Portsmouth Uncle
sam, Andrews. Reeklard for Boston,
Ar 9th. schs Pittten Sea, Woodbury.. Bangor
for Boston, Gentle. Getchell, Rockland for
New York Eagle Hall, Rockland for do Hair
riet Stetson, Rockard TOR Boston /; Uncle sam,
Andrews, Rockllnd for do.
Bosrov-Cld 2ith Susan 4 Phcbc, Ramsiell,
Machas Capitol, Collins. Bangor 5 Jane
sun. Jameson, RochlAnd Brilliant, McCarty,
Belfast.
Ar 18th, barque Antietam. (of Rockland) Nil
Ter Eizabethport brig belmont Locke. Of
Bangor) Neazie, baltimore liorta, (of Can.
den) Orcutt. Elizabethport schs Tugwassl, Pat
ten. do :; Panama, Higgins, Ellsworth.
Ar goth, schs K p Warren, Cousins, Ellsworth
Barcelona, Fritz, Ellsworth Olive Elizabeth
Hamilton. Blngor.
BAtrfuonE-Ar Goth. brig Monica. Philips
Bangor schs Junlta Patten. Parker, Bangor
Idaho, Linton, Bangor. Il Il Gould, Crosell,
busksport.
NEwBuRYPoRr AR ?7th. schs Z Smith, Thorn.
aston 2stb, Helena. Bangor
SD 26th, schs Louis. Wach. Calais Post Boy.
Tate. Taolnaston.
DASvEns-Ar 18th, sch Columbia Crosby, Ban
sor.
BEyrnLr-Ar 28tb, sch Aurora, Berry, Ban.
gor.
SALgM-Ar 9th, schs Dexter, Blood, Ellsworth
5 iomon Francis Cottro,l, Bangor.
Ntw YonK-Ar a}l, sch otr.nto, Hammond
Ellsworth.
Ar 2ih, schs Rollins, Parker PASSPORT Lou
iss, Johnsan. Bangor.
Cid 2ttt, schs Hattie Coon,Js, Coombs. Bangor;
Belle, Bulger, Belfast
NEwroRr-Ar ?jth, sch Ceylon, Dodge, Provi
dence for Calais.
NEW BEpFoRp-Ar 18th, sch Sarah Gardner
Teele, Calais.
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M A r II lie d.

orrngton-June 2sth. by Rev. C. b. Dunn,
Mr. Henry :. Morey Of Machias, to Miss Ellen
VI. Snow Of O..
Orington-22i ult., Mr.. Arthur W. Went
worth to Miss Rebecca ", Nye, both Of o.
Galais-Juue 18th, by Rev Mr.. Colvell. Dr..
George I. Porter Of Cherry field, to Miss Harriet
/. Barnard Of Calais.
Eastport-June ?2d, Mr.. Eiphlet W. French
to Miss Annie Lincoln, dau OF Robert Move, Jr.,
Esq.
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JOURNALS and Ledgers, for salo g
- by Sawyer B Burr. -
ORDER and Note Books, for sale IN
" by Sawyer Burr.
DLANK and Memorandum Books, for A
- sale by Sawyer Burr. IA
D0RTF0LIOS and Pocket Books, for TN
Il sale by Sawyer Burr. Il
ID EWARDS Of Merit and School Cards,
~ for sale by Sawyer Burr. l.
INKS, Inkstands aud Pens, for sale n
l. by Sawyer e. Burr. "
MOTE, Billet and Letter Paper, for sale N
~ by Sawyer Burr. ~
HNICkETS and Cards of all kiuds for II
l. sale by Sawyer l. Burr. ~
INVITATIONS and Ball Cards, printed ID
l. by Sawyer & Burr. IL
NEW BOOKS ordered when desired, "
~ by Sawyer Burr. L
GOD Printing, Of all kinds, done to g. c.
~ order by Sawyer & Burr. Az
Ellsworth July I'd, 1868.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

Farm and Timber
Land For Sale,

TIME subscriber offers for sale all of his res
Il estate in Mariayilie, on the road leading
from Jordon's Corner to Bangor, distant 20 miles
and Ia from Ellsworth, consisting of 2S6 acres Of
excellent farming land most of it entirely free
from stones, about so acres cleared in moving
tillagc and pasture, about Is tons Of hay average
crop. The balance is covered with heavy growth
Of timber, Hemlock, spruce and hardwood. There
are two streams running through said land,
tributaries to the Union river,) one each eli lie
and about 40 or SO RODS from the buildings, OF
which has excellent water power if improved
for mills. both streams have a considerable extent
of interyalc which when CLEARED will produce 2
tons of hay to the acre and both have logs drove
in them thence to Ellsworth every spring OF an
expense of 75cts per 1000 IT, The hemlock bark
on said land is estimated at $50 or SOC cords. The
buildings are ten years Old, we'll finished, and in
good repair, house 2Sx36, l. 2lx40. shed lSx26,
joining the l. with the barn which is 3Gxj6, and
has two sheds attached, house and l. L. stories.
Good water and large cistern of rain water in
the cellar with pump in sink. Also the farm
stock cows, 3 heifers, steers, colt, span OF
team horses, Il sheep, together with wagons,
sleds, sleigh, &c.
The above will be sold ut bargain to the pur.
chaser all together in lots to suit the purchaser
if applied for before the first of October nc KIT
Terms, one fourth cash. balance in three years.
For further information address,
20 JONATHAN BARKER, Mariaville, Maine.
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Special Notices.
HATS DYE! HAIR DYE!
-no0--
BACHELOR S Celebrated Hair Dye

Is the Best in the World
IHg ONLY
Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known.
THIS sil mid Hair bye is Perec,-cl anst, Rcd Hasty
or Grey lar, Instantly 10 Glossy Black or Natural
Broun v;haa; Iui4rius the Hair or Staining the Skin,
leaving the Hair and Beautiful, mptrts fresh vital
ity rcquerly restoring pristine color and rrctes the
III effects NJ Raj Dyes The cennin, /. signed WILLIAM
\. BArrHEEo2, all others are mere limitations, and
shoull be ayoIlod. Sold by al Druggists &c. FACro-
RY--sI BARCLAY ST, y. Y ly2aP
Batchtlor's A,tc To,!d Cream for Dressing the Har.
Soldiers, see to your own health, do not
trus, Ia thu Army suppys; Cholera, feyer and
Bowel mpaiut vii follow your slightest indiscreti"n.
HOLLOWA1ts FILL 4 OINTMENT should b in y.
cry mans knlpsAck. The British aud French troops
~ other mrdic!nc.. Only IS cents per box or pot.
lul1. 2l6
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BOURBON WHISKY,
BOTTLED BY
UDOLPHO WOLFE.

Warranted pure. and the best quality, with the Pro
pretnrs name on the cork And fac-simile OF his sig
nature on the label For sale by O. c. PBCh, Ellsworth
Maine, Small
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-07-03

used it. to their afflicted friends and others.
MOST THPORTANT.--Ead Z1IlOC POR TIERS
Curatre Balsan sold price hich brings it in
reach Of every keep it convenient fer The
timely OF single bottle will prove to be worth loo
times its cost
NoTICE.-Sdrc your money DO not be persuaded
to purchase articles Is. to 81 which do not contain the
virtues of - ct Bottle Of Madame Porer's Curative
Balsam the cost Of manufacturing which Is gres
that OK almost any other medicine and the very low
price which is sold makes the profit the seller APP
parently small and unpriuciped dealers will sometimes
recommend other medicines which their profits are
larger unless the insist upon having Madame
POrters. and other Ask for Madame PortCrs Gu
rative Basam, price l3 and in large bottles Is
cts, and take other. II you not get it at
store you mt another
IT. SOLD by all Druggists at Is cts and in larger bot
lies at - cts.
HALL 4 RUCKEL, propretors, " York.
c. G. Peck gent for Ellsworth Geo C.. Goodwin l.
Co. Boston Mass, General Agents for New England
isly2