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To the WOrshipCuli Master aud
Brethren Of fremont Lodge, +.
A. 1a>OnS, No. ~.

Tie committee Of resolutions upon the
deaths Of brothers VIM, I. Mason and
Nathaniel Z. Gally, bes leave to offer the
following
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Great Arch
tect, to remove from our midst by death our
esteemed brethren WV I. MA.0S ani Ma
1H4NIEL r. GaLLY,
Re.o!red, That VIC OFF, to the afflicted
families and relatives Of our deceased broth
rem, our helrsielt sympathy 10 their aereaye
ment
Rcs9lred. That we as Free and Accented
MI.ans feel keenly the loss Of our brethren
having been members with us Lr u term OF
years, true 10 their obligations, kind and
benevolent, true, not only to their homes.
but ready to sacrifice all for Others When
our country seemed dividing. our own KIN
dred taking up arms against Us, to overthrow
this government, the best on etrth. the cry
WAS heard, Ito arms, to arms" these our
brethren heard the call, obnycd, and went to
,,ie .,f-nee Of this our Land, and these our
as.nes and liberties, taey Ought, they died,
in the great and gooi cause, one far ..om
home and friends, and the other on his va,
home.
Reso'red, That in the Proyd .nce of God
we are often afflicted by the loss OF some
kind friend, or friends, vnd We are thus re.
minded Of our own mortality, that lk e 9th.
ers we too, must die. it becomes US then to
d1ubie our diligence, in initiating those vr
tues, which adorned the lives our departed
friend. and brethren.
WN. A. SrEAn,
ANDREW TARR, Com.
joins RICHARDSON,
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DuNssAL OF MAJOR WnrISo-It Ill,
not cause any loyal heart to come to g,;es :.
know that Major Chas. S. Whiting r.oon,i.
IN command OF the Conscript Camn a, M.
kic's Island, has been dismissed from ~.
service. lie made no disguise while be,. "A
Ills contempt for the authorities at W.,h;n..
ton, or Tor his superior officers I,was mat.
ter Of proof thas he said the President "a,
engaged 10 destroying the constitution am
he was hipnant in hls filings abou, the .ho,i..
ton and negro war. When Mai Gen Rat.
Ter was in this city. he was virtually cha,,.h
with being a thief, by hitting, in tina, i,
was willing for him to pass through hin,
tNhiting's) room to reach the BALCONY os
the United States Hotel, provided a polir.
officer would, meantime guard his baggage
His course at Mackie's Island was sueh =,
to make hin. in divers instances, exce,,iyel,
disagrerable to the friends Of the drafted
men who came to the city to take leave q
them. TIE A,gRS says, referring to his die
mis.al, lie is a Democrat.-that 10 I'm
crime Yes. he is modern Democrat, +,
copTcrheai. and nothing rise. lie proved
himself SO untitled for his place, 81 wanting
in respect for superiors, 80 loose in bis sen So
of duty to bis government, that an accom-
plishei officer sent to investigate his case re.
ported against him. and lie wa. removed
upon that rcPor,.-l'rt,s.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-27

YOur neighbor Of the Progressive Age
is little bilious this week. II. does up
the Provost Marshal General in terms not
over just or judicious, and by inference at
tacks Governor Coburn. This is in effect
attacking the President for when Marshal
Frye, said that the paying Of $500 exempted
the person 50 paying for the p,rioi Of three
years, he said he was instructed by the Presi
dent tina. such would be the fact So il
any one is at blame for hardness in the
matter i, is the President. Is the Age sorry
that more copperheads did not take the
alternative Of paying $500? 1t WAS only
the uncer tainity which surrounded the aues-
ton that forced many enem res 0. the Union
cause to procure substitutes. It i, also
well understood that the Government very
much rather have good man then the
$500 and that while the matter was in abey-
ance, but rery few men suffered while very
many more soldiers were obtained. " Old
Abe is slow coach and should have de-
cided this question before being asked to do
50, thinks the Age, perhaps SO.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Tine HEApsutr OF CHRIST, and the Right.
of the Christian People"
This is another OF the works of Hugh
Miller, issued by Messrs Gould ( Lincoln,
Boston. The publishers say in their preface
that the work is issued by special arrange
ment with the authors family and that
hle the author has been chiefly known
for his writings on Geology, and in some
other departments of secular literature,
where he has won distinguished name, and
achieved a pr1minet place among the lights
of the age, in this work be is presented in a
new character, as the champion of the
church, in the exciting period Of her history
This WORK, like all of MIXERS, will be
found able, eloquent, and deeply interesting
70 the student in church history !. viii be
found invaluable.
CoSTrxExTAL MONTHLY This compare
lively new candidate for public favor is now
published in New York city. 1t seems to
have become POKE. in the land, and is ex-
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says in his Prospectus for l8G4
While the CONTINENTAL will express de-
cided opinions on the great questions of the
day, it will not be mere pliitic journal :;
much the larger portion OF its columns will
be cnlivcned. as heretofore, by tales, poetry,
and humor. In word. the CONTINENTAL
will b: found, under its new staff OF Editors,
occupying position and presenting attrac-
tions never before found IN a magazine.
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The Atlantic for December, offers an at
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Country The Birds Of Kllingworth Lit
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A loyal Woiaan's No; Eugene Delacroix :;
Something abou; Bridges Internal struc-
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The January number will contain prose
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tier This number closes volume MI of the
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Special Notices.

" nat an Amount Of stuff ring and Disease
among tHr Volunteers wuuid he entea BY the
free u-" Of HOLLOW ~ : FILLS OINTMENT.
Ior eanas, Sores aHd ~rusvs. the ointment ~ =
etrtzie CURE aud fer ituwsi Complaints. feNrr'.
snail foN. &c the All, the h@>i medicine in the
world ouis = e.. per bon Pa. ~ 2i
TO IHE Ypt NJ OF; OLD.
Hslf or fa-4ie
II ycu have beea suffering from halI, indulfes In
rs the
IOETH Or rom SEXES
WHICH A. sfS ;" MANY sIAENIS. sYsrToss. p
4. IN lis them f,sr Harridg,
And j. the greatest evil which befall
NAN HE WOMAN.
SEC Svrp,oiu. enumerated tn advertisement, and IL
sufferer
tut out the ADJ rriiSemcn.
And send Tor IL AZ once
DELAYS are .ucrrou.
Ak for ,icAaluld's.
Take Hu other
Cures ruayanteeA.
:mt: Bcrcarr II CouaierS-,.s AND Is,issions
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VThe copperheads are endcavoring to
cheat the honest voters out OF the grand
result of the late Missouri election. The
vote Of the soldiers is relied upon to bring
about the result. If these votes are net re-
turned by such day, they are to be reject
ed. 1t is known that the votes are all right
but there may be informalities which will be
taken advantage of, and which may inure to
the benefit of the enemies Of the Union.
Nathaniel b. Smithers the Union eandi-
date for representative in the recent election
in Delaware, received the largest vote ever
given in that State for any candidate for any
Office. Buehanan's vote in 1856 was SO04
aud smither's is s2222S. The recent elections
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Dedication 81 tsse >esseci Heusc nj
Hail. I,AN.k.. Eatss.

uuIys CeSc, racn-
Tss S.ss,5, nissr7c, s., Hel,'s Cave. E5c0-
reoa.rss a ve-r va}s.ae preset g. sea
scassl hsuse ss3 5synstare. II cost ever
ssvea Au7a-sa na-s Ii Is neai. tasty,
and substantial bs.s]Sins sGfhsiess = lNrce
an. clu.r ao!isess r.. t5c >'5ect ~ ~A'1A i
va. designed.
Il was erected TIE pas' s,asa7. and given
to the District by Captain J isna'l"s >'e'-
ems. of Gorhan, Maine CAYlaja S'eFeas
wa. born and LIVED in this neishoaEhoed IN
iii he was about twelve wears ct age. lis
father then removed 70 Portland. A!ier
forty years absence be returned 70 SH' tue
grave Of bis honorci mother, and to renew
his acquaintance with old friends. Alter
placing some beautiful stones at the grave OF
his maternal parent, and visiting the old
school house where he received bis carly
trimming, he proposed to build new one and
give it to bis native district. Captain Stew
ems is evidently one Of those men who ac-
cornrlish what they propose lie appointed
an agent, ) j. Thomas Esq. to superintend
the erection of such house as would be
suitable for the district. 1t was dedicated
Saturday, No. 18th, by appropriate ser
vices. which were commenced with music
by choir Of ladies, led by Miss Thomas.
and assisted by Miss Richards playing the
rnclodcon. Portions Of Scripture were read
By Rev Robert Cole. and prayer was offered
by Deacon Oliver Thomas, 5. j. Thomas
Esq, made the opening speech in which he
alluded to the circumstances under which
the house had bean built ana also to the IN
,erest he had taken in having all the materi-
ais Of which it was constructed Of the best
quality, aud the work uncxceptionable -
Here lie reeeiysl the keys from the eln;rac-
tor. and then as ascn; gave up the house to
tho proprietor.
Captain Stevens IL neat and mos, ap'
pr5rriate speech expressed himself fully sat
isfei with wha, his agcas had done refer
red 70 the early period Of life which he had
- agreeably spent in that place; spoke OF
the sacred memories which were pleasant to
him of tie deep intcres: he had always
fel, in his native place Of the desire he had
Ion. cherished Of expressing in some tangi-
Die torn that interest; the happiness. he
Eel, as he gave them the house as a proof If
his attachment to them and Of tn, Influence
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-27
Pulmonary Consumption Curab BILE
Disease
4 CARDH
TO cOSSJ mrTrvU,

The und.r,sn.d having been restored to health 10
70. "seA., l- very .irnrl. remedy, srtsr having
suffered several vssrs with n .rrcTe isus Affection
ans that dread disease Con,umption-I, anxious 10
make known 10 hi, fellow sufferer, the mean, OF cure
To all Who desire it, he viii ..nd a copy Of the
prescription used free Of charged with the abec-
non. for preparing and using The same, which they
vi, and su-e care for CONTRIBUTION Asthma
BRONCHITIS vouGHs, CoIDs, &c The osly sesees
Of the advertiser in .ena.'s the Prescription 10 to
s.nsft the afflicted, aud spread aIs rrnaton which e
cohesive. TO be invaluable aud he hopes ever suf
fersr will try hs remedy As IL III eosl them aothpg
and nA' prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription viii please address
REv. EDWARD A, WILSON, winisn.hars
King. COUNTY
4maS New Yo,s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-27

CLOTHED ~ \ Barrel The Boston Her.
aid relates the exfciient by which the mate
OF a vessel, rho was robbed of his clothes
at dl.reputable ho1s-, got To his rraf,
His SHIRT was ali the garment lett him,
and was not OF dimensions - entirely answer
hi. requirements ior trip down the wharf
10 his vessel. which he was ARK iou. 20 reach
at once He finally procured the loan Of =
hcadl,ss aaur barrel, and got into i, hold
nag the barrel al a sufficient height to .om-
pIy with the demand. OF dccency he marched
down Ia the WHAT, and arrived on his &c sse
before che FAILED"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-27

have settled the question as to the eharaeias
of the next Congress. and als1 settled -
question az to whether the nation vii Sgt
out the rebellion The peace democrats
have BEEN condemned by the people, with
hearty and earnest vote Of want Of cont
dence.
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*. u. X

* r. Il.
Rad'ray readg rra,f proves its superior.
,y 10 ali Other rfmaGie., IN relieving the
sufferer Of pain. az oaee 4 few minutes 10
suiheut In convince tie most skep,ical Of
its marvellous powers So -wf', i, its ac-
ton IN soothing the most ,ioltn, pain.
ailaying irritation and MIA ina ton. in trans
forming the rheumatic. the crippled. and
hedraden. 10 tie euioymett Of ease and
comfort, in curing py.-ntery. Darrhotn.
aud MI internal and external pains, that
rat'rht. s'rrI's, -. i,manic power II en-
ehantmepl instead Of the pam matter o!
fact results from It's skiIliuliy combined pro
pcTtao. Whenever there Is pain Use 1t.
--fbe Mercantile Association OF Dhnsnf
ere having course d Elk lectures. the prci
mt winter
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-27
To Loyal Young Men.

You are entreated to volunteer to Gil the
rank. Of the Armies Of the Union. Hear
us while we set forth our reasons for urging
you to do so.
Here is tabular exhibi. of the State
which are claimed by JET Davis as belonging
IA the ConfA4eracv
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HAIR DYE. HAIR DYE!!
BACHELOR S Celebrated Hair Qye
Is the Best IN the World i!

Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perf-es-ehanses Red ,Rssy
or Grey Hair instantly 70 Glossy Biack OF NafHrsi
broeH, ~hou IuGrag the Hair or Staining the asin,
leaving the Hair s and Beautiful Imparts fresh vssi
y frequently restoring its pristine color aud reen.s the
III effects Of BAD Dyes The genuine is signed WILLIAM
A bArcnEEaR, al alhers are mere limitations, And
ahosI be avoided. saiA BY all Drus.st., Ae. FAcro
RY-sl BARCLAY ST, NY. lyHr
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housekeeping. Navigation, En-.
ginccrin. Ac.
Corners Commercial Colleq

COMETS tomHfercial College.
HpSIns
GEORGE y. CONFER, A. NJ. Presideat.
OLIVER L. LINTON, secretary.
ry-lhi' Institution having been attended bv sp-
wards OF ilrcH Ih"tssIif >fgdrHfs, oners tho ad-
raniEges for instruction and fsciliie. for obtaining
suitable eHp' mrnt for 10 graduate. fof both ,e1ss
whel tesHf8 fArre BraTs successful experience, tbs
uASc t.its Haisr tn g>se1.f has xi,sn H.
Catalogue, With s'Ale. Of lIANpw EIrISG tssght,
Terms. Ediess e and st 81 cur published works
H9'--A Sepi"e Sgt3dtio7 r., sent postpaid, to ssy
Aadre.,, NAV he had IRE the college ofhoe $50
Arlington street, Bostou. Mass suf2r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-27

Tbatls more than one-third Of the en-
tire population Of the Uuited States are
claimed by JEFF. Davis Contederacy as having
.cceded from the Union and taken Up With
the rival concern.
We are in the third year of the war and
the Confcderacy is reduced by the recovery
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-27
~ special Attention Is asked 10

HtSSEMELLs UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
To make Cough Remedy thorough for all Throat ana
Lang oompiauis ard 70 ra the mind u climatic causes
when he great has been the Introducing OF eomP
nens Seh debt,ste, and by such to restrain the great
es freedom Of use The only theory BY ~hieh saeh
complaints can be eeelEalY cured the point made
In This valuable alton 70 prevent asking stien
ton To long stories Of great and long descriptive
technicalities. would ask CONFIDENCE WHICH vii ne
sacred in Coins, pGHs, HoARsEsKss, SosE TnRoAr
bkosrHiaL RdAsTHNAric CosPLAiSTsto all THsoAr AID
LrSG COMPLAINS, which, when neglected. end In Cos
Symptom and to prove the declaration by trae results
J. l.. HuSEEwELL, PEorErroH
Commercial Wharf, Bostsn,
Calvin q. Peck, Agent, Ellsworth.
W. L. Alden Co, Bangor, II. II. Hay Co, .ad
y. Phillips, Portland, Wholesale Agents lJlss
~ fer sale by dealeIs IL every city and town. lnss
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Quota Of Hancock County.

BY the Kindness Of Adjusan. General John
l.. II ,dsiyn, We are enabled to give the quo
t4s of the different towns in Hancock Conn
", for the present draft. They are as fol-
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From Gen Banks Erpedaio1-Lrrg- Cap
ture, of Cotton-2D0 900 Bales 10 be put
,ato. Movket-Lnportont .Ne,r, from Chat
taaocga- L'a!oa Caralry Rad an Brag 5
Rear.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-11-27

Highly EnPortaat from CAariestoa The
Mouifors Engsys Fort Mosiiris- Grani
Preparing Bon al Breg2-Shs1iag ef
CkarEeaoa- -Tht StrNs Erpiode IN the
C'fy-Rsporfed Resignation Of Scrstary
Chase Degtea
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4naS
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
Cinanciai.
J. II. DRArER. Aucioreer.
? SIMEON DRAPER. 0fice No. 80 Pine

J. IA. DRArER. Auctioper.
NY SIMEON DRAPER, Qhce NO. 30 Pine
Da-On TUESDAY, SEPT. l.. :. IL o'clock, at the Mer-
S,g Fychance Nos. % end % J. change place.
FryrCIP1R'S SALE OF VALUABLE SIOCkS-By or
- William y DODGE ESQ., executor Of tie estate oi Anson
? pis'rs tie f. lowiug valuable stocks, viz:
81, shares Dey re- Isckaw anna and Western Railroad
~ Company. 90 osch
"a. shares CsUea and Snsquehanna Railroad Company,
"' $50 cs..-essed to the Delaware, LackSw anna aud
Ntsru Railroad GO pauy.
tqc shares Narlen Railroad Company. $50 eacblessed
T. tie Delaware, LacAaw anna aud Nesie.n Railroad
Company
~ shrres Great Western Railroad Company Of Illinois
500 each.
10 shares Bank OF the State # New-YoJk 500 each
ALSO:
soc shares Manhattan Gas Light Co. stock, $50 each.
fQ1 sa-;cs Ma haen Gas Light Co. sCrip, $50 each
400 shares metropolitan Gas l. gt Co stock : 100 each
30 shares Penn ylyania tosl &c. stock. : % each.
1872 shares New-Jcrscy Zinc Co. soc6, > loo each.
IOI shares 2dAvenue Rair Co. stock 6 l0J each
= bonds 2a.Avouue Bsii.oad Co, + 900 each.
155 shares Farmers Trust ard Loan Co.. SIS each.
10 shaTc, Laclaweura and bloomsburs Railroad eerrce
STOCK. $50 each.
SEQ shaies Accessory Transit Co Of Nicaragua, sC0
each
60 shures Knickerbockcr FiIo Ins. Co, s 10 each.
1900 Toledo Loaanpori and hti nrton Ri rad Co.
L. Mtg A. cent Sinking tUnd Bonds, interest
payable February and August
Together with suniry Bonds &C. particulars OF which
VI Dc IN the catalogue Of he sale.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14
~ SEVEN ELEGANT TABLEAUX
sCENE nEKNANY.


SCENE GERMANY.
hCTi-Ar,arvESr X THuEsTALpgv Castle. CYPRESS
GROVE ur MoouisIr TovE or NErNnILDA The Mouruer
Herman and Boz, arr. The appel Ito waning. " Woke
S.ttle Dcal" An in-als'lla SHAKE % the Sleep of
Death" TinLsAU lsr -ERUNHLD, the spee;er Bride Of
le T,ab "h g., BrulAidl' p.cigFe refec,ory Of the
Ca.,le. Aafn ~ ihe household Wcrla story of Tie an.
pre-. Tap-s.aei chamber o. Lsrl water Brunhi.li and
,o-l Wsi.er Tho Question Tae l-AI TABLiAu -
sr-era. Apptril.n. oi inal anl beg Children Terror
fwa,e' "is ny d.al.o aal broken hearted wife,.
rsHLrAo alln 1u. the sieier Brds and heF Victims.
rl-onrc.
ACT u-Ro,m g. o., Castle Branhnla, story. sorrery
rfsyed against aear-n TIE rr.ve % delh. Brurhla'.
apraca, ia io ci,.e slnbcr Il the 'aaPio bride Tho
Dss.ef. The Bow Ts Ai,n,meu, Dcs,A Of BFuahiliA
Condor q TO- -ivairn. A. aafal'd household Cy-
rr... Grove o. ron1' Lord Water anl hi, victim. IN
,'ahri beyond iis irh of nio. Tin-EAr i-Brunhi Ia
.lc Vampire B..i- ~ fn.ca al a II we.s shi upon me,
.as sni de-" TAHrrir lsul.I.ls tie Destroyed ode
"A,d faa Aii 10 Y.9a sai pc4se be shae." TAHLaAv
G-spri OF ihet.f.,ssr Boy me- fsria 100 fihon.
deep "Coaa Go ..o rryr. i-o gave Wake not the
po.lf TAHLEAC sloeIL appearances sai grand
spoiheoa.
Fla-y Ds.-s..................Missl l,EnIrr WALsr
sa.or. Hon p~...................ADpfH La bErS
To c.nsl- ~. L hfs. Aaef-a. the iucsl'.oly 10.
der. iafos. by }. b. Woe. ~. o.i.. eantiei
MARRIAGE At Any PRICE.
~ Msunsiate Bfd-msn
sn.a G.iAns W. L. Jaa.on
Clutlnshsn
rs.sT fcfros .ofu s.ss Jea'na Jones,
s.-rr.ni maid. si.,' Ton, foa.,
tr-f lhi. arst Loais Mr-sye'
go G.-ensT ,a. Ire, apq~-raao-l ......'ir T. " tiaa
fsfe 04thlns 0n............. '''.....-/
Mafy l4,al. i.fys iaaas Laiy...... Mi's C. AnSfd
l'f JanIs auc-lr4.ia.' scff 4i.i.........)
A arce to .sQaa............. ......Np Olive lafAcy
Mal'la rsfr.fr O., rlo 60 Peter. Ger CIT
sgfef.a-e. .....ha, j. Flooi
- ,-,a . s' hoan'. every iiy lnd 'serinE
THE SIOTN AND WIN%EBAGO
INDIAN CHIEFS,
INDIAN CHIEFS,
WARRIORS AID SlUAWS,
~Ao. tla-.- 'e.'r'.,1'',.It':. o.. ...... .,.-.,.,
= tie wHi, ~ N-ae.o.i .-- rnf sisay, hsv- bon.
sIaApi ASt fl..l'pa ~ inE "AllLS
They ctt .,a r'Dry DAl al4 ~ hNiNO, ali a.
Ital.o Etoli lEhM'Tic ESrErTANMrSr
uor, q tir.f tsa... ,ll ca,iea,.
hfCKIlllsO DAN,L. vlA song % Pe',ua,ion, ard
War DtN,f win ..ls af &C. War Trad.
81 Alp uAr, ?. wih -.us " Victory
M 'DiScr'. VII .ea5 - Pee, saa LAWN
Ia S4INS DANCE. vi.h -ols OF iia 'ls.e
ua,.. .2. ssss ' d., e. ,r. -. as,t,i 90 so tfl WV
a. Li,lSo sn@H - A.. HrtNe ,,tu
fn,, oifli1e' o. gfraf % Irusr l.aliur
AAOLL fi,h. d., .OK flsu, COW FISH, soL ILIiEL
4l..l. crimson tAtANfIIA. Ac, &c.
Till MONSTER PYTHON
THE uLAnus OE IIIE EAST
TIE LAKOE5r or THE SNAKE SPECIES
"" OF TIE NORTH t,TRcw CONTINENT.
A LINING SHEEP WITH FIVE HORNS.
AlIUHArOS NnlrLR
the LfGNINl.S CALCULATOR,
DOMESTIC CAT NURSING TWO MlNKS.
TnrGNA.p AQUAlli. Loaned Seal Sea Lion, Mon.
st,f Lear Living Ausc1nfas Wax figur, sc
flris,. lr. ~ trn.s ll..drcu under tcl, l. cents
New-York daily tribune., 1863-09-14

VNEILiaAAAP2; D. Ill .,,,o, y.nus-1s,e and thriving
,cttefpei mild and LcltI climate 80 mics souih oi i!ia-
delrla by r.ifoad Ii soil produces large crops "',n
cat now be growing ~ and 5oscro tracts a. iion 10
fo 20 Der acre payable within f0l4 ycnti fOod pls's
onfrs clnfchos schools and good society IL 10 now ne
.o., Improving place Fast Wet Hundreds are ,oitng
ana r9,ur 1s beauty with which tie place lad ouI d.
'r.rd Letter. ai.wefed. fepes containg re poiis ana
gy.us ful information viii be cent free Aaaess CiAI'LS
X. LANDS, Fi4eandF o., Cumbeii-H' CO.. we" ''''''
Prom Rrpor, Of Scion tobirson AZ 70. Tribune.
oT on, of tho most cItcisIFc ie!tlle lacts III 'i Ht
l p zion 1nf suitable condition for pleasant ainhe' 'h1'
We k'e,y oil this ed. of the great Ncstcrn f1afcs'