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property, every drop of his blood ant
the last breath Of his life. You can't dt
it upon the basis of peace conventions
: We have had congregation Of such, al
we have once seen, at Washington; suci
as we have once partaken of in Balti
more and Charleston and some Of us
know how harmonious and how produc
tive Of good results they were!
IF we cannot treat with this so-called
Confedcracy itself, neither can We treat
with the organized governments Of the
individual rebc.lious States, for they arc
actuatel by the same spirit, and like the
Confederate government will impose OIL
us terms such as our manhood never vii!
submit to. do not mean to say by this
that | would not be magnanimous, that
would not be generous, that | would not
be more than generous, and clement and
magnanimous to a foe but | mean to say
that if the individual owed allegiance he
should come ~ to an unconditional ale
glance before [ manifested my e'emeney
or my magnanlmity. | know from ex-
perlence that yon cannot treat with these
organized States. You may 20 on, you
may occupy one of these rcbellious States,
you may seize upon its commoEeial cap
ital as We seized upon the Commercial!
capital of Louisiana. You may seize
Baton Rouge and YOU will fad every
thing different from what has been the
case with every ancient nation. When
a victorious army has occupied city.
the constituted authorities have been viii
ling to Weld qualified allegiance for
the protection q its citizens. But they
spprn YOUR efforts. des,ise your eatreatics
and viii have none Of your ncg9tl4tions.
Yon shall find \. FAST as ven labor to
treat with these men. thcy will fee away
aaa escape y6a. Thy have boosted that
m, aaonian1 f.isnI and predecessor. Gov.
Moore kent lust sixty miles ahead oil
Gen. Bank army. | have Travelled
from southeast to the northeast part OF
Louisiana in search of this pcripatetic
.v,rpmept. to try to cet it to nesotiata
treaty with US | have never been able
among the heetest horses Of the South to
find one feel engurh to oyert.,be Il rebel
State Government. when have around
and abopt me = virtarieus army.
IF we cannot treat with the State;
lea ,uel tog,tbar in rebellion; if We can.
not treat with these State government.
in their or,au;zel cagacity. how salIl We
win these men back again s? How assert
aeain over them the SUPREMACY of thl
ltw, and maintain the iuta.rity of tie
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rors Of the Sepoy rebellion! take away
from them the last hope, anl let the saw
age beasts Of the rebellion seize upon the
dying, starving women and children p
Call back the troops from Charleston !! Il
should like to see them do it.) Call back
the troops from from Charleston, call
them back from the city where this re-
bclion was inaueurated, where it had its
birth place, where there was but one
Union uiau and he has given up the ghost.
Call them back but when you do, fel-
Iow-citizcns, remember this j: that when
the Confederate States inauguratcd this
rebellion, they did it upon the hypothesis,
that there WAS no courage in the North.
They admitted that we had three times
the men aHd three times the means, but
they said We were Il nation greedy of
cold, that We were devoid the sense Of
honor, that we had no courage, no manli-
ness, and that rashcr than sacrifice our
comfort, or our means, -op our lives, we
would readily give up the contest. Call
blck the troops aud let this vaunt Of South
Carolina be true, and let Us admit that
all they said Of US was true and let us
hand down to our children and our chill
dren's children the heritage Of coward's
name, and Sleep ourselves in q coward )
grave
No. ftlIov-citizens; as | have said
before, this rebellion must be crushed, it
wW be crushed. All that is necessary is
for you to say, aud say with one united
voice, with spirit of determination and
seli-sacriaee, to say the word-.t shall be
crushed, and the work is done. (Great
applause.l
But. follo@-cj .zens, the other question
which come to Is one no less important,
1t is one which seems to HE pregnant with
Im9re difficulties taaa even the other Ii
the rebellion is crushed, il the armed
rs5,!s are sab lugl, or taken captiycs, Or
driven from the soil still the work is not
al accomplishing for after that is done
ii We cannot bring back th, territory in
10 obedience 20 the constitution and hws
ot the United States, and maintain the
integrity Of this Union, aud make the
aa. 0f this Union wave over every inch
pf soil over which it ever waved, through
out the length AMI breadth of the land,
9l:hou Il hot all in vain, still it would be
partially 50. aul these laborS, all these
s,csiii:a al this ettusion Of blood, all
this sae,lH.e Of he, VIII have been with
sa, Wat should be aul what believe
#i be their true aHl certain reward
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List OF Drafted Ven

~ Tie
FIFTH ca, -r,.sioy,,l District Of Maine.
~. ..'5...'.....,., ,...l 49,.
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o. lsoi.
U,rri. II Parker. .la.t in,ipi.nt p5tbi.is :
tF,'..., U#,f,a,,l ,,,r-t,.rt -,.tr,,i,v ,t.ir-c.
I.l,.,,. II i,,t IT,. .I,oie. l. e sawyer.
V4.ti,. f,rrfl+,, r .F#-rsu. -, TH5fnastau.
,I,.,..,,i, and anon ali ianual rin,. Oseu White
EIl,., I...ea.,.til,.e Al bDe, i,ipt. T ! Bur
'.,....ll. i4iIr.l tracaauter mir, Eiwin sal
,,,..,t A. ..I.tI,t.. Jam. I.,,i.. do. a.blllt, +:
.TFti,,..... .t.. disease af len .luu.: Fo Hay-
,rrr ~ disease Of Lex lut, Geo Is burgess.
h. rb.,,,,t.,.e,r.,iti. Noah EIey.,io. debility:
NJ. h. I,I.a H.. ,i .eas. al ri .5t Ian. An
H., -,..,.l,s a.. ,i.f,fifys T,n.. &, lows do
,.,t.,.i.n If .er. Of I'm hand John u Mason,
- ia-o;, Nm II R.,yr. H., cy-
-, - ioi,v f5..r n risit hand Wm C.
49,. ,,,i...c ,9i,. v II NM. A., VA
-. ,,.,., R,,i K Sr,iw a. IL. 81 ti,.t
- ~ ~, .i,.- H. aj,r..a of yi,rt
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mn, m Se9r.nort cir mic b,rltitis I.5riu-
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To the Honorable Justices ofthe supreme Ju-
dicial Court next to be holden at Ellsworth
within and for the County of Hancock al d
State OF Maine, on the fourth tuesday OF
April next.
n EO. W RICHARDSON Of Deer Isle
VI in SAID County of Hancock. husband o.
Emma w. Richardson respectfully .ibelS and
gives this Honorable Court to be informed
that he was lawfully married to the said En-
ma w. Richardson, at Brooksvlle in said
County OF Hancock. on the twenty-third day
Of November, \. d. ls52. and sad Emma w
Richardson has had by your libelant two chill
dren only one Of whom Is now living and
about seven years old that your libelant since
their Intermarriage has always behaved him
self towards the SAID Emma w, as faithful
dutiiu and atfrctionatc husband. yet the said
Emma w. Richardson wholly hcglectiag and
regardless of her marriage VOWS, subsequent
to their marriage aforesaid, and in August A.
b. l. II: without the consent OF your liDelaut
without reasonable cause, Wiifully did desert
your libelant and has never since lived or co.
habited with your llbelant but has ever since
SAID Angus: 1870. rcstdcd in the Common
wealth Of Massachusetts, aud has taken per-
mancut residence in said MasSachU sets and
la, refused the repeated iHyit lions of your
hbelant u live with him and receive lis sup
port and protection Wherefore YOUR lbe.
laut prays that he may be divorced from the
bonds Of aatfimouy between him and the
sad Emma ". Richardson and that the Gus
tudy and education Of the child aforesaid on
account % her tender years may be commit
I'D and latru>tei to your lIbcllnt, AID as in
duty bound will ever pray.
GEoRGE W. RICHARDSON.
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d lie D..

West Trenton-SePt l. George Adie, dau. o
Thompson 7. and Henrietta Leland, aged ! mos
and days.
Maebas-3lst ult., Ann Eliza, dnu. Of VIM c
ard Catherine " Huway, aged lG months
Aug. 10th, infant son OF Ellis VI. aud Arac
zine Smith.
Bangor-7th inst, Amanda b, dau. Of Rev
Il. c. Chase, aged | years and months
0rcno--Gth inst, Charles A.. only child Of T
i, and p. W. McFsdden aged - months
Dover. y. lI.-July 10Th, F'ank H., son Of 6
W. and Minerva Tbbetts, aged years, : months
and 10 days.
Eden-Aug ?5,h. Mr.. Dcain +. Hopkins, age
- years and 10 months.
Sedswck-Sept "a, Rodney Everett iufau, scr
of Jasper D. and Adelia ii. Alien, ed 1 months
and = days.
know my little form Of clay
Must press the damp cold cd;
But mourn not for your babe ha- flown,
To the shelteriug arm Of God.
Then mother dear those gticsns eyes
Turn from my stil dead face,
For powerless is their lagc 10 win
1t back la my embrace.
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STAE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Suprcme Judicial Court, April.
Term 1853.
On the foregoing suit it is orle ed by the Court
tnat notice of the tendency thereof be given to
all persons interested, by publishing attested
copy of the Writ and this order thereon three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American the
last publication to be at least thirty days before
the next term of this Court to be holden at Els
wodth, within and tor the county Of Hancock, on
the fourth Tuesday, of October next that they
may thon and there appear and answer to said
suit ii they think fit.
Attest-PaRKfH W. PErBY, Clerk.
A truo copy of the Wit, and order thereon
81 Attcst-PARkEH ". PERRY, Clerk.
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HEADQU ARTERS
FIFTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT
OF MAINE.


fIenceorward a reward Of TEN DOLLARS will
be paid to any person upon the arrest an dcllyc-
~ Of n Deserter, instead OF the reward Of I've
Dollars heretofore paid.
Under recent Instructions from the Wa De
Parment. drafted nan may pay 500 in com'nu-
tation Of service. furnish substitute, after he
has presented himself Tor examination and been
excepted by the Board Of Enrolment
Drafted men become Soldiers in the service Of
the United States by the fact Of their names hAY-
ing been drawn in the draft. The notification
subsequently, served upon them is merely an au.
nouneement Of the fact, and an order for them L.
report for duty at designated time and place.
The following isan extract from a rec n; decision
delivered by the Solicitor Of the War Department.
IF person. after being DRAFTED, and before
receiving notice, deserts. the notice may still be
served by leaving it at his last place Of residence
and if he does not appear in accordance Herewith
or furnish a substitute, or pay $500, he sill be in
law a desetter, and mnst be treated accordingly.
There Is no way manner in which person nee
enrolled escape his public duties and when
drafted, whether present or absent, the rights of
the United states against him are secured, anu 1t
is only by the performance Of his duty to the couu
try that he will escape liability to be treated as
criminal"
No certificates of disability will be received cx-
cept those of physicians Of good Standing and well
known; and these must, in all cases, be verified
by the oath of the parties making the ,ame.
The following opinions 81 Col. Joseph Hot
Judge Advocate General Of the Army, are pub
lished for the benefit Of all whom it may CONCERN
In case Of aged or infrm parents having tive
more subject to military duty, election Of
the son TO be exempted must be made btiere the
draft and his name should MT arpoar in the drah
box. 1t one Of only two of such parents is al.
ready in the military service, the other is exempt
provided his pareuts dependent on his labOfs
for support"
% The only son of aged or indrm parents DEEPEN
dent, &c, is absolutely exempt but when there
are two som, both are subject to draft until an
election is lde, and the name Of the one selected
should be removed from the list. After the draft
is made the persons drafted are no longer sub
ject to draft but to do duty, and a parent cannot
secure the practica. exemption OF two sous from
military duty by waiting till one is drafted aud
and then electing 10 exempt the othor."
A. b. BEAN.
Captain and Provost Marshal,
81 9th Dist. of Maine.
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State Of Maine.
HANCOCK,

HANCOCK, $50 the several Sherrifs of our
Counties of Hancock, Penobscot, York
Cumberland, Lincoln, kennebee, Som
s, erset, Oxford, Washington, Waldo,
! piscataquis, Franklin, Aroostook, An
wv droscoggln, Sagadahoc and Knox, or
either of their Deputies, GREETING
WYE Command you to attach the Goods or
w estate of Nicholas Murphy, of---to tie
value of Ninety Dollars and summon the said
Defendant (if he may be found in your precinct
to appear before our Justices Of the Supreme Ju
diciul Court next to be holden in Ellsworth. with
in and for our County of Hancock, on the fourth
Tuesday of October inst, then and there 10 our
said Court to answer unto Charles Peters II The
Comfy and State and City Of New ssii, Ia q
plea Of the case, for that the said Defendant at
said Ellsworth, on the sixth day II March D..
1913, by his promssory note Of that date, BY
him subscribed for value received, pr5mi'ed the
Plaintiff to pay him or his ori,r the sum of Ten
Dollars on demand, with interest.
sIet though often requested the said Defendant
has not paid said sum but ne gicct TO dc, to the
damage of said p aintf Gas he says) the sum Of
Ninety Dollars, which shall then and there be
made to appcay with other due damages And
have you there this Writ with yourloings therein.
Witness, John Appleton, Esquire, this Sth day
oe October in the year Of orr Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty.one.
p. W. PERRY, Clerk.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.
M A r r / F. D..

Ellsworth-Sept. 5th, by Rev n. NJ. Williams.
Mr.. Thomas Clark Of fremont, llth Nc. Reg.
Co. G., TO Miss Deborah A. llodgdon, also of T.
Amherst-Aug. 22d, at the Cong. Church, by
Rev. l.. A. Coan, DIR, Augustus Baekus to Miss
Louisa f., daughter of j. X. Jordan, Esq of
Ellsworth.
Tremont-scpt. 4th, by Depj. Sawyer, ESQ
Sylvanus q. Leonard to Miss Ester A. Reed all
all of 7.
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House for Sale.

1--WE two story dwelling house. situated on
- street, near the dwelling house of
Horace Emerson. and noy occupied by John Roy
al. Possession given Immediately.
Is WM II, BLACK
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last loss OF right eye ; Samuel Payson, do
yaricose veins in both legs Eugene Waters
Boekland wound of left shoulder Hiram II
Halves, Belfast, sarcocele james Keller. do. in.
suiliccdt cxpausiblitv Of lungs Samuel r Her
rick. do, ucaylosis Of right knee Chas Has
kell, do, right inguinal hernia J T Conant do
inflammation Of bladder, Benz Colcorl, Sears.
port, valvular disease of the heart Phineas
Nichols, do, disease of lungs Robert X Small
5tecton, permanent extension Of light forefnger;
Edwin CHM. orland, pleursy of left side Call
vim Smith, Ninalhaven, left inguinal hernia
Geo Nea'lev, Jr, Jackson, injured knee joint
deo II smith, Searsport. fstula in anO Lorin A
Diekey, Stocton, sec So, art I John NJ Lafoley,
do, valvular disease oc heart, VIM Jacobs,
| alhaven, epilepsy; George | Wcscott, Pros
| pect, hTmaturia Edwin Clark Winterport sec
! IS, art Z; Alnnzo r smith, Stocton, do; Howard
Jepson, Frankfort, carus bone left great toe
| Abner Warren, 'Searsport, hemorrhods; James
/ j. Cocord, do, anchyiosis Of toe joint; James Of
| Treat, Stocton, scc S., art I; Hiram Harvey,
Jackson, short leg; James II Iittlcfeld, Pros
poet, varl'ose veins Joel b Maxey, Hope, en-
docnrdtis. Isaac II Williams, Camden short leg !;
Phineas Curtis, Swanville. sec s., art Z, Melvin
Libby, Gamlen, loss If right eve, james Cutler
Jr, Prospect, carries Of lower end tibia Seth NJ
Young, LincOlHyille, wounded in knee; A Itav.
ener. Searsport mute; I W Mink, Rockland, tro-
ply left leg; II Cutler, Camlen sec S. art ! !;
Roscoe g Salisbury, Mt Da<ert, severe hemcrr-
holds, Cheney, Prospect 81, art 7, John
y MIRA, Frankfort do; Augustus J Wilson, Lib
| crty, scrofulosis Willard NJ Griffin, Stocton, de-
feent capacity Of chest; Ellis Peterson, Castine
prolapsus ami; Alfred Rogers Appleton, disease
Of right liver; John 5 Daggett. Hope, enlarged
liver; 6co II VI Barrett, Camden, purulcnt otorr-
| h~ai Calvin knowlton Swanyille, rheuma-
tism; Ira Brewster, Scarsmont, loss of right eve
Augustus II Palmer. Mnchias, chronic hcpatitis.
Aienzo j Lawry, Rockland, loss of three fingers
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Valuable Business Stand
For Sale,

RI The subscriber. cnnten flatir: a
<AMA removal from tbs taVH. ,0.r, -
:ss:fle sale a. bargain, has Dwelling liesive
lIIlISE Stable starr ami idfsa salt ltsa-==
Of capacity "a store = HHH bus. nit
Wharf privilege. AMI about dse aese- 81 laH4
To any enc dc.iteas II going tat7 to Fishing
Outfit husiuess, this situation pressatsa rare eF-
Fortunity.
lie would say further. thu; be g meets lsays
about the 6tst Of uetaber urvt; al petsans thgfe
fore. having unsettled accounts or trs Win him
nre requested Ia call and pay. 10 some sat.f4e-
tory way adjust the same, preyi4as 10 tha, truic
AUG. p. PERRY.
Sullivan, sept. /. s3w3l
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Found Adrift.

Picked up August 81 st, four miles east Ct Ba,
ker's Island TROLL with everything attached
Tho owner can have it by proving property aud
paying charges. Inquire of
WILLIAM STANLEY.
South West Harhor. 3w34
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CIV Book for Choirs, Schools, and Singers
at Home,
THE HARP OF JunAH:

~~A coll cton Of Sacred and Secular Music for
Gheirs, Schools Musicil Conventions, Societies,
ard the ll.me Circle, Religious Worship, Choir
AMI school Practice. Iy Il. o. Emerson, author
# tAe " Golden Wreath Sabbath Harmony.
lbe great iayer with which Mr. EmeIson's works
have been rec lived has induced the publication u
thi5 buok. In it the principles Of Notation arc
piaieiy clucidated and Exercises given in very
pleasing and attractive style. Its music embrace
ing every variety, being a whole, neither very
simple nor very elaborate, but conforming to the
wants and capacities Of the great majority Of
Singers.
PIiee 50 per dozen. Single copies 81. sreei.
men p'pcs srut tree. OLIVER DITS0N 4 Co.,
Publishers, Boston. lyla
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at o'clock M.
The Trustees have so arranged with this cee
bratcd Aeronaut (who has made more than one
hundred ascensions,) that TIP 1OP ascension
will he made tbs time.
Shonld uniavorablc weather compel postpone
mcnt the ascension will be made the first suitable
day
Tickets Of admission to be had al the Ticket Of
fec, or ut Moses llales store.
SAMUEL WATSON, :. II. s.
Ellsworth, Aug. 10Th lSG3. 4w33
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For sale.

LA The dwelling house nov occupied by
tir8 s. $ osgoed, situated state street
VslRR will DO sold if applied fnr soon. Far
terms inquire of the subscriber at tire Falls al
lagc.
LAFAYETTE DAVIS.
Ellsworth, Sept gth. 6w3!
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hnilt at Kennebunk IN 1856. for f6j0O Uni
ted States. 1929 tons built at Brunswick in
1854. for 10000 Grace Hammond 400 tons
built at Belfast in 1858. $4,000 Harry Ham
mond 655 tons built at Belfast in S5S. f5025
Rachel. $40 tons built at Calais in 1886 fS350
Alfred Lomont. $50 tons built at Bath in
1856. for EiS00.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
CALAts-Ar Sd. brig Addina. Somes. Prov
idencc, spoke ship Avon, in West Quaddy
Bay.
PoRrLANp-Ar 4th schs Utica, Thorndike
Rockland; Mary f Bunker, Clark. Eastport
for Boston.
BosroN-Ar 81. schs Wilmington, Dix.
Calais: Abigail, Murch Agnes, Bonscy ,and
Georgia Alley, Ellsworth.
Ar schs Dexter. Kent Surry: Angelica,
Rich, and Brilliant, Doane, Bangor Dover
Packet, Arey. Rocklsnd.
NEw H,vFN-Ar Sd, schs Caroline Grant,
Presley. Caas; Maria, Whitney. Bangor.
PRovIpsSc.-Ar Sd, schs Lady of the
Ocean. Chamberlain, Bangor.
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g. O = e

4 OST between Sucry and Ellsworth, hull
~ leather purse, with steel chain. Said
purse contained cheek on Providence Bank pay
able to sophia &. Cousins, and fifty cents in scrip.
hoover viii return the same to the subscriber
at Surry, or to this Office. shall be suitably re-
wafded SOPHIA b. COUSINS.
Suuy, Aug. 18th. 81
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IL. A. S.
b A L l. q IN
L S C E N S 10 N!
Friday, September 25,,,.

a. AMUEL r. KING, Of Boston, will make a
- Balloon Ascension from the Hancock Agri.
cultural Fnir Ground in Ellsworth ON
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Ia4t received, a choice lot # Flour which i,
viii se,lat the lowest market price Tor cash.
Thomas VI ahau.
Ellsworth. Aug. 5th. %
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Order of Court.

A Court of Uncommon Pleas, for the Coun-
IA ty Of Hancock, began and holden at Els
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Madame tattoo porter's
BafSdm has been in use by
the public for over Is years,
and has acquired its present
sale simply by being recon-
mended by those who haYe
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Good Boots and Shoes
Poor Boots and shoes.

Common Sense and Reason. Presiding Judges
the Public generally impanelled as Jurors.
Cash testifes for tie Plaintiff that good Boots
and Shoes are economy, comfort, health and lines
the pockets with Greenbacks. A happy mind
corroberates the above.
Long credit, slow pay, no pay, and barter trade,
for the Defense testies that poor Boots and shoes
made of wood and papor would allow new ptir
oftener, be hobby to lay your sins to- furnish
the Doctors and Lawyers more business, and your
self less Greenbacks, besides wood soles and per
heels good ID kndlc fires with.
The Judges charged the jurors if they thought
it dear kindlng they couli reject that part of the
evidence. Case submitted without argument
Verdict for Plaintiff.
There will be Mass Convention at the Boot
and Shoe store, Ellsworth, commencing Tuesday,
April 18th, to ratify the verdict, and continue
until the Fall Term, which will commence the
fourth Tuesday before the last Monday in October,
if it does not come Sunday.
The subscriber has received his new stock Of
Sil BOOTS s. SHOES, E
~ Bought for cash, which he will ~
I ~ L. H., IL
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MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.

MGidme ZIDOC POR
TIERS Curative Balsam 10
warranted if used according
to directions, to cure in all
cases Coughs, Colds, WhooP
ing Cough, Asthma, and all
affections Of the Throat an
Lungs.
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IiNEY 1RN PlIg1ir. N.Io JrrsIg
OFFICE. los B5oad,eay, Ncle York.
JOHN LA FON fats,
ly3l .f3o,t FIR Fraace ant Gcrmang.
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CAROLINE A. FARNsyORTH.
By her Atty, JoHN A. PETERS
worth, April 21th, A. u. le13.