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Fn,e-A firc broke ont on Wednesday eve
n;no IN . hnt,a,nr m stata street., betwecn 18th
and The Arrber no,d. belonging TO John Hartley,
which vns suhducd With little damnEc. It orfgi.
natct1 fr,n A detective duo. j"
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PERsosA-e d. ,.s.n.ss..: @ 3'a:s ~ ea,tos aa] s. o.
~ ho1aly advocated the cause Of our Government.
in tbe present war, and who is a et4ons friend Of
America, is now in this county, and is at present
visiting Chicago.
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1.o r~- oosspu =. Sonuo,
4t~N - AA's Iseapeu !ion Npss Tlioon' uas
u"t ast1seu q. "ash'1g.on, aao lug autnoaaes
+. aave uealo notn4nG M 4on MN, Ma1or colnas nas
a'nns ;'aenus An Ia.easo 10 whom 1ns 'o1es'scnce
"Ai poeeesS Paininl 1n'e1es'.-
prx,w.xa +oo,,, ~, a,,,ox NTH % INN.
IT,. -. -, 11,ss;s.. s..as. sn..s.s.. .cor
soa,, ssha " r,e. .... 's.a -ssS ns 49, d,,,a-
uoou' tuo wagon va .u.1e4, .N, 49, "s o41'e.
takcn 10 ealoof1s pEopet1| attended 10 pg a pns-
a'c'an' anu sea' nome .a ~" eeau'ne"'
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she1nan House, So; fearce d benjandn, Adams
noase. e@0'
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SELLING I1oroR wyr,1or-1 J1crxce-A
certain c]ass of neraa1s Win ba.o hnor, ar,,.;ar
b.Iek bus1ness IN :the CIV uithout ,dayro ~.
thing to tho ntcrna1 reyenue ara nov s.com,n~ II
1tmr- Ahont fftv tee,e-s ~ bousss ~ tnss..o
lave oea eolnpiA'neu ot 1os se!hns liquors VIII
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. ,xss..s~ -. Huu 1e4otn ~ sno" 1ne's
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ns The +,a,n ,c.ched -1e 5e,,o, oythnc xcnp
eo,dier sfcnned rron, .ha es- ,n5 ,.s,,..s 49,. ~
iaiv away. hesTsnc largo T-s;se .rh,ch sssnaa
mi md Se.vr IL had mr. gona a. ,rhn- !. rarra
man fol,owo5 h,,n r-r,,,, ~ ~, - Nit .s,atas
tho,,a ,nr kr,,s,.n .su.,,, :, ..;s H.. 1s,s:s.
con,rc ~. hi, ..sn :, ,ts-,,nr .-,,rnro ~ ~
ND rou;d t.Te co,rc1sa = :. D. - ,haa ,.aI uo.
.naacn,v .Dd 1nsds b.s +rsr r.+ ~ 49, ~. ~ ~
dom, nt donhle mis-. sus, IN t,,na a. n,s.,a ~
,n11ra of,ra- ~, 3,.a ,aar ..1,oa -. $500 r.
A CnprrrurAn Ass4rr-Jnst;c. crt,.
be1tson t9na engaged ri1 half INST ~ o.c,orl nm
"Wednesday r}c1t l., ,ha be.r1nr ~. c,sa ~ rn,-o
, 1863-02-26
EOR COUGHS. COLDS A

FUE COUGHS, COLDS ANU
AALsAM fs the moEt hlxaty approved nsed!eins @ 49,
So - STOOD 1E MsH % ss,e II nesrls
forty yeus. Il Il recommended by or pSss e. pa}
iefaas out moat eminent ctissns ne hich
can be G1en 70 almost my e1sen:, s s,sppsFs ~ e
he monty II not eatirsiy asitsfaesoEy. pGe gent
and ~ ial4e oot.i.s much 7. :. Gnse2esit1
Sv REED EUTIEH =. co. wholesale DrpkItssy
Bcston, Sold tn Chicago By HrNNQAN h RMlrH,a
del1 S1Ql. I'm n 1AA1p a.QQ
, 1863-02-26
Clark street will not hereafter BE- OPENED On SstnT
day till o'clock p. N. febU;-y4S}.1t.
REMARKABLE CURE OF LUNG
DISEASE.
The Erian System of Cure.

Dr.. Aver, Of the Chicago Throat and Lung Insti-
tute, McCormick's building, is meeting with re-
narkahle success IN the speedy cure Of throat end
chest diseases. It is only little more than year
since Dr. Aver permanently established the Instr
tnte In OLE city, but It is already favorably known
far and wide, and is thronged daily. Ali arc in
Flted to call and investigate for themselves.
"CMoAao, Feb. q, 1881.
II bad suffered long t,mc from disease of the
ALunGe which had By several eminent physicians
sheen pronounced hopeless consumption, and
s.none OF my friends had reasonable hope OF my
life even for few weeks. Greatly emacIated.
.srcedueed in strength till could not walk across
Nthe room, having an uncomfortable cough proiuse
"expectorauon. night Bweata, and indeed all the
"symptoms Of the last stages Of tuberculas con
"sumptfon, with little hope Of living till spring aad
't1ess faith in all medication, gave up and
"awaited my doom, when by the earnest inter.
"cession Of my sister and her. husband air. and
MRS. John V. Jones Clyde Park, with whom
"boa1ded}. engaged the services Of Dr. l.
'Winslow Aver Of the Chicago Throat and Lung
institute. I then weighed but . pounds. |
gained rupfdly after the first few weeks and now
"We1gh 1l6, my cough has ceased. aud feel as
"wel1 as ever and stronger titan have been for
"yeara. consider myself we'll, and am
able to work at my business {uatch Tnakcr.) 1
'sascrihe this almost miraculous eu1e 10 DR.. Aver
''The case Is well know to my friends, and
- shonld be to the public, that the inflicted NAV
know 10 whom to apply In their hour Of need
- Had it not been for the skill OF d.. Aver, his
tt ttunremftting kindness and Attention, should
"uow have been In my grave.
"LEoHARD W. LEAvLTT,
, 1863-02-26

e Home and Sign PAINTING, Ca1clmining
Glazing and GrainiDg. Paper uaugings aud Win
dow Shades selling Wholesale and retail At New
York prices. F. E. RiaBY 50 Randolph St.
Box bShA faai-u3ss3-1m
, 1863-02-26

ALLEGED PERsuRY.-Hugh Reid, hack
driver, was charged yesterday before Justice De
Vol, with perjury committed under the following
circumstances. Somo weeks ago Reid was accused
before Hiram Allen with the larceny OF a horse
which Allen seized Defendant subsequently was
enabled to prove that the horse was his, and ap-
piled to Justice Moora for writ Of replcyin, to
obtain which, he swore that the value Of the AMI
NAL WAS sesenty-dve dollars, whereas it is stated
by Allen that the horse ID worth double that
amount. The object why Reid should underyalue
his property was, that II 1t WISE worth more than
$lt0, writ could not have been Issued bY the
Just,ce At The trial yesterday, Witnesses for TIC
the prosecuting Judges Of horse Aesh HWore Hist
the yalue Was nearer $50. His Honor ruled that
with tneh discrepancy in evidence, he could not
commit the prisoner, who was consequently dis
, 1863-02-26

FOR SA LE.-Great Bargains.
l. so,He acres Of Land. Oh the line OF the x.ozans-
[hc lands are Eish and rolling. and are wihIs thfee
niles Of R3ilroad stations Cha.sworth and Forrest
Y sold ehgap oce nith cash baianee Ia ive or se7en
ears a. 81 Per cent interest There Is Hset SuRsr
4Anu1aetoEJ At ChatEWorth, in successful operation
80 ee1tes lsnd. IN the State. Address 81 apply to
~ 65.9aSolRn s5sei adf3 GniSso' or
, 1863-02-26

Go ToTnE BEsr-Go to Bryant i Stratton's
Chicago Commercial College, to get a thorough
dress enclosing stamps) Bryant j. Straston, Chi
cago, Illinois.
IAponrAHr DrscovERY.-A real remedy tor AsrE1-
ia has been found IN Jonas lVA;t{oub's Een1ely,
prepared by Joseph Burnett d Co., Boston. It has
never failed 10 give relief In the most severe
caaep. Feby 15wsl2-st Y W F and s-WK.
, 1863-02-26

A MODEL NoTE.-A civil suit was COM
menced yesterday befora Justice Brown, based
upon note which reads as follows:
CHICAGO, -
I promise to pay Thomas Mitchell the sum OF
nine dollars 60 quick got the money.
A. SCHLoaszN.
Justice Brown, upon this document, Issued his
, 1863-02-26

%A1 Vn~Aun N$~ NTHAzrH had
coaehes nad not oeeo Neglected 1aus tnes nao
knowledge OF the different branches IN the curTa-
culun of medicine; they were chemists, botanists
nhafmaceutiets. auatonIsts. pbvsioloeists. SIR
Faa.. snooa.ha.s IL -hs,, sofJ.
VIE, 49, .n< 5ndrcVed M noI1e ,rcsasat,n.
nne not to r. nreerde hv cfther fh.t ~ me few -
theoiocy: pfoiession Calling for re exercises Of tie M
mind - ctpaneiyc In {heir tendency as The stndr
oi astIononay or geology: a. nny nther al liz
rctencxs or lie arte' 49, 1' S'1@~N ~ ~>'e
In 9nstitnfinns nf learning nj +hir Kind snac,n1
attention il ciycn to orai 1eacbfnSs. Wick aTn
well calculated to meet the wants 81 those who
are associated together, and have the sanction Of
ancient eeaEee. le neeaiees @ 70 g sname.ate tae
which erehies f6e 1ectnrer ia adnnt The indncf,ye
or Souatean, plan Of propopndlng questions and
giving explanations Just at the point Of special
interest and inquiry. Where such plan is judi-
docfly carried ont there is likely to be special 10
Ie!sst Eannsso ~ @n1 ~,
mil >>AD's N~'~1 ~~'@ WV
Ne understand. then, you are about entering
upon active lite; that you have engaged for the
war: months since you date your enlistment. and
tsea e I'm ang pJensrsfdn xpn HAVE inst now
received yorr commiesione, which open for tou
the way, to honorable distinsutshmen1. Know:
tacn. tnat tne S!snteA 9.uel,
Il foTKard. Aconit yourselves now, press through
, 1863-02-26

w AN TED-Agents wanted in
~ sEszS connts II the Msst, te gel! the l1ts q
fveIybedy should fead this wofk before Voting ~ tar
r. PRESIDENT W,li send ;he book to sns pa1sof
eiscnlars giving. full Information addres9 WM. q.
POST. Mestsrn Agent. Box S7s5. Chicago, III.
, 1863-02-26

The TWELFTH ILLINOIS CAVALRY.-We
learn That the 18th Illinois cavalry, Col Hasb.ouck
Davis, have received their horses and equipments,
and Will leave St. Louis for New Orleans. to join
senetal Banks, on Sunday or Monday next. Capt
John II. Clybourne, son OF Archibald Clybourne,
Of this city, has been promoted to the rank OF
Third Major. This will prove gratifying to bis
manY friends.
, 1863-02-26

Tho lInts will BE- kept open exclusively to mem
bes OF the BOARD for eight days LONGER and in that
time every dollar Of the stock ought TO be sub
, 1863-02-26
amuSe1ukUlH.

MASQUERADE PARTY.-The
Al ANIMAL Masquerade Pasty Of the Academy will
,TucedAy evening, March 8th:
TICt cts will bo limited. Persons WbsasEX HcEetA
Will call It the Academy aud rrsi.:er III tr nsmes
It%6yls&1y J, EUH1S MARTINS.
, 1863-02-26
Ubitago Grlbnue,
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY &c, 1864.
THE CITY.

Ai'ro1sTED.-chasles s. Waite, son of
George ". Waite, OF this city, has boon appointed
clerk In the Treasury Department At Washington,
and has entered upon the discharge Of the duties
Of tho Office. ;.
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HEADQUARTERS
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
OF MAINE.
PRovasT M4RsHaL's 0FFscE, }
nTr.s L. a.h gsgq z

< y
HencefoTward reward Of TEN DOLLARS viii
be paid To any person upon the arrest and delve-
~ Of o pescTteF, instead o. the reward Of Eve
+ Dollars heret5fore paid.
l uder recent Instructions from the Wan De
J partment DATED nan may pay $40 in csmmu-
atian Of service, furnish a substitute after he
has presented himself Ter examination and bsen
excepted ~ the Board Of Enrolment
Drafted men become Soldiers in the service Of
the United states by the fact Of their names hav-
Ing been drawn in the draif. The notification
subsequently ,crvea upon them is merely az an
uauEsegaent If the fact and order fr them 70
report f5E duty az designated tmc and place,
The following Is an extract from cent decision
delivered BY the Solicitor IF the Mar Departments
It q person, after being drafted, and before
receiving notice deserts. the notice may still be
served by leaving Is at his last place Of residence
and Il lie does not appear In accordance Herewith
q furnish substitute or ply $500, be VIII be in
law deseftcr, and mast be treated accordingly.
IaeFs : 10 way or maHucr in which person once
enrolled can oScsue his public duties, and when
afa.ted, whether present or absent. the rights of
the United states against him are secured and it
oniT by The performance % his deity 10 the
iry that be viii escape liability 70 be t1atea as
crHsa4 a4i.
" certificates e disability viii be received cx-
cept 49, q: Ihf,ieiaGs Of coed staining and well
kHsvus ami tIese must, ia al cases, be verified
by the oath Of the parties making tie SINE,
HE following opinions e Col Joseph Holt,
Ju re Advocate General af tie Amy, are pd5-
li-ael Tor the benefit Il all whom It may concern:
.. Ia case ol aged or inf parents having twc
" more sons subject 70 military duty. election Of
.he s,H u b. exempted must be made b.'avr q c
limit and BIZ Harae saaatI a appear IN tae irAh
bsx. Il uue q uu.f twp ef sHsa parents il al F
really IL the military sarvj=e tie ether exempt f
provided lis parents axe deFsudru: Or rs iayass
.Yr support
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American and Foreign Patents
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
Late Agent Of T. s. Patca; osce, Fassiagten, (Hnae'
tAe 1ct Of 1879
IS State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON.
II. III. EDDY.

A FTER extensive practise Of upwards Of tweni!
y years. continues Patents Ia the Jutes
states also in Great Britain France aud ether ForeEt
countries Caveats Spec 9caiipHs. Boads Assignments
and al Papers or Drawings for Patents, executed lib
eri efsns. and With dispatch. Besearches made iutC
American or Foreign works e determine the validity
utility 81 Patents inventiaHssnd legal other s4yic,
rendered in ali matters lenchiag the Capz At TIE
Claims Of any patent furnished by RENTING Qas Dolsr
Assignments recorded st ashiugtpn.
The Agency et eig the largest in NV Enrilnd, bat
thr5u. inventors have advantages ior occurring Ia
tents. q 4scrtaiaas q. lfeatatiity Of Inventions
surpassed Is Il not UNNECESSARILY Superior to- any which
can b. safrei them elsewhere The Testimonials beles
given prove taat mona is MORE SbCCEssFu At THE
PATENT FIGE than The saaser her .ar4 As = cess
Is TIE BE>T TROOP pF ADVANTAGES AND ABtL
lFf he seaHi adj that he has abundant reason 20 he
sFe. sad eH prove, ht. 81; otaar office "t the AInd
The Immense practice # the sah-erst during t"eaiy
years past; ~ enabled him accumulate collie
tian oi specifications aa4 4dl decisions relative t. pa
These besiI.s hf. extensive library az legal -aal e
classical works El full accounts 81 patents GRANTED r
the United S3a;e- a Eu-ee render him able. ,,yand
question. 90 uGer superior facilities FOR obtaining fateais
Al necessity of journey Washington, u procure
patent ami - usual great delay there, are here saved
laFHH;eFs
" I regard Mr, EdIy one Of TIE most eap4b'e ruf
seerssfHi nraciloagr. v,ta WIN have bad o'ae'A'
ut r,aurse." CHARLES MAS y,
Commissioner q Psteats.
have hesitation is assuring Inventors ,ha; they
eluaat employ peraon competent and trsttrar
tty and capable r ra.uz their applications ia
~ Or them carly and t.yal able consider
- ~ - IDNtND BURKE.
Late Commissioner 81 Patents
,-Nf- K Il Fills has ur8r s. us TtftFrEEN spHi-
4,sass al bti 4 which patents haTH been grant
3D. sad ia4t is uata ge+igg Suth uumfs,dkaatis proof
g. 1frlt .aeat and ability d.. part sads me 20 tscal
4I M ayaut,rs e. apply 70 him to procure their IA
.a.t- ri 5Hry may b5 st having, the mort fti tnl
#,-1n bestowed on ;c.r cases aud O.; very reasonable
-farEes.9 JOHN TAGGAEr.
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The Soldiers True Friend
ALWAYS READY.
HollOWay's Ointment.

HollOWay'S IMMINENT
...Coa....
Long marches sore and stia joints, hllsterc
and inhaped feet all these the soldier must en-
dure. MOTHERS. REMEMBER THIS, whe
your sons are Erasping their WusAet to meet dan
ger think what rflici a siaE!s 10, II this ALI
HEALING AND COOLING >slse viii Siso 70 th
one you love when far away from home an,
friends. 1t haTdeus aud makes teg- n the feet s.
that they can endure great fatigue. 1t soothe
SHd relieves the iutiaucj aHi stjdnaed joints
leaving them saVrls. strong aud y!s0t5as, whil'
+ for
Sabre Cuts and Gunshot Wounds
1t stands unequaiel, renewing ari preventing
every ycStiEe OF tuSalaa:i an. and gsatly drawing
tue edges together, II FaicEig and c9mpietcl y
heals the most lflkatta weaH4s.
! Wives and Sisters II our Volunteers
You can not put iato tie kuap,aeE. Of your Ilus
bands and Brothers a more valuable OF more nee
ossary gift taan supply Of this
Extraordinary Military Salvc.
The lonely seatre Walking his rauuds t night,
exposed to dreacaise rains and chill night air Is
often seized WITH most VIOLENT PAINS and
SUFTQCAT!NG HoAE-ENISS. Grst symptoms
of QUICK C0NSJ MPrIoN, ha' e Supplied with
iI6iL0WaA'S PILLS alI HOLLOW AVS ONT
MEN +, all danger .aytgted, lew Pills taken
nisht and moFHiee, a.j the Ointment briskly
remove the SEEEEESr PAINS. and stop the
most distressing or DANGEROUS COUGH. There
tore we say 10 the Baelo Army;
Soldiers, Attention
See to your own lcalta. % not trpst to the
Army supplies, although Hr>t valuable. These
PILLS AMI OINTMENT have len thoroughly
tested, they are toe OILY remedies used in the
European Camps AID EatracEs far ever forty
years Doctor Holloway has su5 If,g ali The Armies
-
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Administrators sale.

Y Office is her Gy given that by virtu. Of license
y f,pu The laigs Of Probate for IIancnck County
shall sell At public auction, the premises on Saturq
the IN az OF lveubef next a'caek r. " all
HE ,ai estate OF John McFag and ae OF Ellsworth nov
'ecnqs,l, including The reversioa Of the widows dow.r
Ia said esldse.
ROBERT P. MCFARLAND. Admr.
fHsWor y, Oct. I4th 1868. 80
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T. the Hon. Parker Tuck. Judge n Probate Of VII
Gc, within and for the County Of Haze EEK
l liz petition aud representation Of Reuben Stlhhs l.
ENecut9r Il th- l-st viii Of Jos pa y. Pierre lat
4 Burks2ir,, N tria-r deceased Iruhiiy slrveth
That the gods aud eAael- belonging the al dec
el's estate Sufficient hy the thre. hundred
ui fry d9ars 800 T. answer tie just d5ts which
tue dec ssed owed at the time Il his death. Tha. t.
meet se claims inst said estate IL Is necessary
>e part Of the han-sts ID DO; Of tn said d-ceaze,
sitnutcd in said Bueasrort; that partial sale Of l
sail homestead lot would greatly depre siAe the value
tie resida tn rso AMI that advantageous on has
been ugle f., 49, h1is stead hot aud htiies eJeot
u eight hundred dollars by Freeman " II AXIS Of said
Buck sport and that 1t aid be FIR the benefit # al
'rle ttt cf-r h'u q be- imncdiatrl, accepted
AID sui homestead sul ami conveyed rrelhiy thereto
p retlre your petitioner prays your Hpaor gram
aJn license sell an Invy sad homestead 10: II sal
deceased SAID Hunks, tr sad sum- by private sale T.
satisfy said 1eits and charges OF ADMINISTRATIONS aad b.
pa; cat and ineres., the baance any -e-
maiung IL his hands. t1r he benefit Of those 70 VIII ~
belongs asreeaby to the same in such provided
REUBEN SIT BBS %
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Business Cards.
e U @ NE LIE,

EUG ENE HALE,
GUNS ELLOR and ATTORNEY at Law,
ELLSWORTH, Me,
oFfIcK on MAIN STREr, over Geo. y. Black
re, in rooms formerly occupied by the Hancock
nk.
y The business Of the late Thomas Robinson re-
mains with thr undersigned who will attend toits
settlement at the above named ofice.
EUGENE HALE.
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AFFIDAVIT.

Personally appeared before ne, an Allerman Of
the city of Philadelphia II. T, Hcimbold. who,
being daily sworn. doth say, his preparations con
tain no nateosc no mercury, or other injurious
drugs, but are purely vegetable.
II T UFLNB0Lp.
Sworn anil subscribed before be, this I'D day 9.
November, lss4.
WM P HtBRARD.
Alderman, Ninth street. aboys Race, Phila
Address Letters for Information in confidence.
II I. HELMB0Ln, Chemist.
Depot l0i South Tenth street, below Chestnut,
PhiIa.
Beware of CounterGeifs
AID UNPRINcIpLEp DEALERS,
Who endeaFor to dispose " or rurtR owxn and
other " articles on the reputation attained by
Helmbnlds Genuine PREPARATIONS.
a" Extract Buchu.
Safsaparila.
Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Druggists everywhere.
ASA FOR BELUsOLDS-T5KE NO OTHER.
Cut out the advertisement, and send for it, an
% D4eashea eHa Ea!osafs IysF
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Very neat and pretty signs, appropriate a. gifts.
-AL~O-
Pad Writing Desks, Black sand and Boxes,
Pamphlet Cases, Mucilase,
Crayons, Rubber,
Checkers, Waters,
Dice, Rulers
Backgammon Boards, Sealing Wax,
Paper Folders s. knlres, Gummed seals.
Author Cards, Thermometers.
Rewards Of Merit, Red Tape.
Office Boxes. loot Rules, &C., &c.
And other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Articles not on hand Will be ordered immediate.
ly when requested.
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ever before offered in thi. county We have male
arrangements with large Book Put fishing Houses
and Paper Manufacturers in Boston. for saTFty
II the above goods. and feel cau6Ient that We
can make it an otJsct Tor purchasers 70 cali and
examine cur goods
Our stock consists. in part, Of
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Bininger's Bourbon Whiskey.

Bininger's Bourbon Whiskey.
The established popularity ts Choice Old bourbon
A. medical ateut reuitrs ig-urf 1i. 10 mention ia
detail thr Characteristics which Distinguish it from TIE
ordinary grade Of Kentucky NAisEeys. Being distilled
IN ISIS, and manufactured expressly with great
care, It al br reiicd upon strictly pure Slim ant
and peculiarly effective fl the aIneut Of Lung Com
plants Dyspepsia, Deraueemeut 9i the Stomach etc
Bininger's Genuine Cognao Brandy.
II i mlt@ delicate r. uy. and j. designed to be al
eIgs UNIFORM ~ eaaraetef gta 4atHJ Put ia ut and
quart b tito in c4allaia g1 aLen rias aud one
&c zen quarts.
4. N BfNINGER &. O.,
Sole rropnetorss NJ. 70 lir al s.ree, New York.
c. G. PECK.
ly2i AGENT f.r Ellsworth and vicinity
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-10-23

'sNHE unaer.is nea take this method 10 inform
the citizens o! Ellsworth and vicinity that
they lave recently fitted UP machinery for the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-10-23

Tax ia IA aaz. Ne=t=z4 - t=tAs=7at 5a,#sf
eiug - ...l...1lsi atl Hs.s-,au- Disease.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-08-27
Trnde meanIatIons.

Citizens of Sumner, williamson, Bed
ford, Coffee and Warren counties, must
apply to the Boards Of Trade Ia their re-
spective counties and towns, for recon.
mendA'ions and permits, to sell goods,
wares End merchandise, in their counties
and towns. All men wishing to embark
in the trade, must call upon the Boards
of Trade named, and comply vi h tho
Regulations, and not upon the undersign-
ed The permits of these Boards will
alone pass them to the cities where they
may wish TO trade. And If have failed
to make this matter plain, in this note, IL
is because l have no language Al com
mand, with which to convey my ideas
As soon as am advised by the Gem
eral commanding the Department Of the
Cumberland, | will open up Boards IN
other counties Of Middle Tennessee, aud
will extend the organisation to East
Tennessee, as our armies take possession
H. and garrison that section Of country
w. G.. BRowELow,
Ast Sp, Ag. Tr Dept
Aug. 95, 1868.