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Get out q Full Vote.

Let every Union man constitute himself csrn-
uttee to assist in getting to the polls sll the
well 20 his country and his race, should feel in
different IN this contest. Make perspnsl matter
of it, and go to work. There is no need Of srgu
msnt at this late day. for srcry person capable of
being reached by argument has already made up
his mind. What is wanted, is earnest work, and
a discrimination TO see tlat every Union citizen Is
at the pola Nc have the voters, and let Us see
hat they DO not stay at home
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-04
Votes! Votes /!

VIII town committees, and others, sec
that their towns are supplied with votes
Don't wait until election day and then in
quire il any body has obtained rotes See
to it at once. Don't be afraid of little
trouble and expense, get the ballots and
then sce that every Union man in town is
supplied with one and is also at the polls to
deposit it. Don't fail in this public duty.
Becin to-day TO see to this matter. and
hen Ae,.g At aola Gnul Tuesday Evening
QeAi,
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Cap~ Beams Rem oval.

~
DC -t,'S s#>''' tslFc>i sa'lds.'i' a. A.i' -
volunteers a ,}4f,.vts, at Ni4;sr Gardner.
Nash Il charges $50 zen HaH''sHt I=std'
c-si->t hin. One tti~- i rre,tv well
.-.=.s..
A1s" u - saw ais. 'zs.' = t5.'' ~
tam ;llaa have teta .4545-ia- t0- 4 year 10
z.---=.z... - ,=...-... =.., - 3d..
* % 49, S'''' - 81. ~, "a
men have been seconded n tGgg~ snail
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The ATLANTIC MONTHLY for Novem-
Der has the following faIie of contents:

Leaves from an Officers Journal ;
Riches; The Vengeance Of Dominic de
Gourgues; Lima; Charles lambs Uncol-
lected Writings To William Cullen Bry-
ant stionso and Home PAPERS; The New
h71 iie,r9phg Tie Last Rally +;
EHs=se4 - Ae beyolHrou Through
l'cs,. 5fsa -aa. 4 H-aa} ..lv.
-,..a-sifCrs= ee t- lf=attai.zis H., 43.ea=
s.e'l ..vo.u. At.al A.ect.ou;
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From Gen. .SRermaa's Departmeat-At-
laata to be Held at AL Hazards.

From Gen. ShermdR's epdrtmeRt-At-
ldata to be Held at AL Hazards.
New YORK, Nov l.
General Dix has issued an order grant
ing furloughs to soldiers in the Eastern
Department, unfit for field service, to so
home and vote.
Mr.. Henley, of the captured steamer
Roanoke. in his statement Of affairs, says
the steamer was boarded by three boat
loads of passengers in the harbor of Ha-
vana, who. in the evening, proved them
selves to be rebels. led by the pirate
Braine. The officers and crew were over
powered made prisoners. and the vessel
headed for Bermuda, where pilot was
called on board. Braine went ashore and
brought on board party of rebels, and
The vessel put to sea, soon oyerhauling
brig, laden with zeal and provisions for
the pirates. These were taken aboard,
and the next dav vessel was met which
was 10 take eff the passengers. The
transfer was made, sngether with qnantity
If cotton, and the steamer act on lire
The passengers and crew were taken into
he fiye-f,tilom hole, and the PuTser and
lst officer went ashore 10 have the pirates
arrested. which was done; but aiteE
mock trial ny the British authorities, dis
charged. The Roanoke had Sl7.UO IN
- ! % u ga'l on heard.-t
l=i1 ast.' .t-,saia i'1afg hat lctiee
= u ted- Inc mails Of
lie lAQ4AeAe aaI4YeQ neic to-4a;.
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WASHINGTON, Nov. |.

Quite a lively fight occurred between a
large force of Moshy's men and portion
of the sth Illinois Ca airy, last Sunday
in the vicinity of Salem, Va. Mosby ex-
pected to surprise eur troops, and sent
three detachmepts to make simultaneous
attack, but he found our men ready for
any ,stile demonstration. The consequ-
cnce was that the guerilla chief was rout-
ed. We lost two Killed and one wounded.
The rebel loss was double ours. besides
twenty prisoners.
NASHVILLE, New. |.
Since his repulse at Decatur. Hood has
moved farther west along the south side of
the Tennessee river He is believed to
have passed some of his infantry over that
river, at or near Bainhridge. II miles
above Florence. No part of his force has
been moved further north.
4 rebel rumor here, reports that he
was coming this way. His purpose Is
difficult to ascertain. With a strong fed
eral force in his front. rear and flank. fears
of making a demonstration in this quarter
is simply ridiculous. Undoubtedly his
movements are prompted by a desire to
effect the coming election.
ptu. L llNNlaS = LtiE' anu u NV ANlfHt
for any movement Hood may make in this
direction.
Gen. sherman cannot be coaxed or bull
lied ont OF Atlanta, hut viii eou;iuge 10
hold that place at all hazards.
BoSToN, Nov. ..
Gold al6.
New York, Nov. 2i.
The Importance u Gen. Grants las,
movement: il appears. has not been clear
" demonstrated in the published accounts.
The 7~5RHc's correspondent; on the Cx-
IRENE left. says the new angle OF nile
aud halt " II, and a mile and a half
southwest. acquired on our lef,- by the re-
cent stratc-etIc demonstration. Is heiuS
strongly fortified. aud understand tie
army line railroad i 10 he Immediately
pushed oat 10 the iet. 81 3 miles l.youd
The present terminus. The var tbs IN
por:aut extension Of our fortified line was
% easily aai cheaTiv made. vas tv the
rebels weakening their lines TO intercept.
Y hat thew took - be a flank movement
around their extreme right. While the
rebels were ma>>inc against the "a and 9th
corp. on the extreme left the 9th corps
showed in at the 'front.' and took line ii
their works. which was reversed and new
forms cur new left angle.
Probabl! net during the war mas 50 inn
portant an extension OF fortified line been
made with so little fighting. True. il took
marching and counter-march-
ing, but the men engaged in i. turned it
into a frollc after being in confinement in
camp. The CONSERVATION Of the rebels al
this movement i reported by deserters 10
be greater than ever before.
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Abstract of Exemptions

rolulant, in sbe Fifth District state Of Maize,
during the week ending Saturday.
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Finney Edward, Delano iIatsil Jr, Bar
her VIM j, Wyman Edward, Black Lewis.
Dix Elijah Il. Webster y p, Barber Free
man, Heath Luxford Abbott Clarence II,
Weunore John, Danforth Hiram, Bennett
James :. Wetmore Joseph Ii, Cumius
Charles, Wardwcl Alfred, Webster Sewcll
Bur:ett, Joshua K. Heath Newton. CHM
Henry. Bridges Gilman, Warlwcl Wu I,
Abbott Lewis w. Webster Byron. Hum
blcu Joseph II, Wctmore Henry.
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-F'r' -5sg. N5v-ee5s .i,a -I' ee sser,.
e ss T.saAsg5v Lay Il Aas>ase4setts ana
reg aa1, aalEe.
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T,legraph Atws;
Prom THE DAILIEs

From the Potomac ArmV--4 Procldma-
ton bptbe Presideat-.Necada admitted
IA tLc T-niinn ~ a Slnfe
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FURNISHED SUBSTITUTE ~ AMY.

Edwin Dommon., East Maehia,, non-resi
deuce.
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Gen. Gillctt is still in vigorous pursuit
of the enemy.
(Signed) B. c. TIrEMAs.

More about the Election Fraud i-Euter
from General Sheridan Particulars Of
Gen. Giiien's (Gen. Giieifs!J Bril-
linn, Ijrfor3g
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-11-04

The new Free State Constitution goes
into effect tomorrow. The slaves of
Maryland are emancipated, and slavery
forever abolished.
The City Council have taken measures
for the proper celebration of the event,
and in pursuance to resolution adopted
this p m, the Mayor has issued I'd aob Proeia,
be fred tomorrow at sunrise, noon aud
shutdown the bells to be rung, and the
citizens are requested to display their
flags.
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IODINE,

DIR. r ANDERS & CO.'S IODINE
RAFER-IOdine water acts upon the Heart Liv'
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The suocess which has attended the use Of this
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-. >etitioner and the public, feeling confident
..t ,,,b fair trial it will attest its own excel
-. a, ~. ,sre of Chronic Diseases, which indi-
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Nervous Anections, EeurAIgis. rheumatism Dys-
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Physicians may rely upon She uniform 'rreng'n
of Iodine Water as containing three-quarter grab
purs Iodine in each fuid ounce Of pure water No
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ion nor spontaneously formed inequalities neither
q the Iodine oxadiEed or neutralized by eonblDA
ION with any ingredient, rendering tirb solution
uperior to any other method of exhibiting Iodine
Full directions accompany each bottle that II
- he used a. family medicine as well IS BY the
profession.
Price one dollar per bottle. On receipt OF h'e
dollars six bottles delivered free by express to any
address.
Beware Of o0unterfeits and limitations which IN
,prtpciuled dealers endeaEor to dispose Of on our
reputation. See our reputation sad trademark
tths Greek word heading this advertisement) upon
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circular gratis. DR. b. AhDhks q Us
Physician and chemists,
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xney9l- y9l-R2.e.ow.dE&EY
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DR. HUNTER's
MEDICAL InFIR MARY

nR. HUNTER STILL CONTINU ES
II at the old established place, No. II Mathews
Block, south side of the Public Square Cleveland o.,
physician in Cleveland treating the following diseases.
namely: scrofula, Cancers, TumqTs, Fistqla, Asth-
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DR.. HUNTER Is constantly curing cases IN from
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physicians from one 70 three years.
Young men afflicted with scminsl weakness should
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Patients Of either sex living at distance, by stat
can obtain medicines with directions for uSo BY 9d
dressing Dr. Hunter, OF Cleveland, Ohio, postpaid
anR nclOsing zee.
| Al communications confidential.
FroIn his experiences and extensive practice, he
makes soruples in asserting that whatever he IN
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ther from extreme debility and prostrstion Of tho
Bystem from unsuccessful treatment of empires Or
sssisd u & wnS & man many nAye gn,GsunstS ta 1v
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worse and II il Is early from the Of be-
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that thorough investigation, and great impEoysmen
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i age and experience.
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| cannot be found 1t any other place IN the Uultel
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~ 01tos hours from s A. T. TO P. Il. ootlodA7
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sS 1854. ~
SPECIAL NOTICE.
To Citizens Af Cleveland and Vicinity.
The undersigned would respectfully ask attention
the preparations known as
HURNEWELB'S
UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY
For all throat and Lung Complaints. ~
HUNNEWELL'S T0LU AN0DYNE,.
Fhe great Neuralgia, Rheumatis, Headache, Tooth
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edy. Also for the pains in Monthly Mems =,
truation Perfect Relief.
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The above preparations, Of such unbounded repu
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without re5orting 10 the common method Of col
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them, which viii be sacred.
JOHN L. HUNNEWELL, Proprietor,
Practical Chemist, Boston, Mas
For sale by wholesale and retail dealers
The greatest freedom Of correspondence solicited
sold In Cleveland by Geo. W. Clark, Strong
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Glpthiug.
TIE POET ON A TRAIN


THE POET ON A TRAIN;
4 o.
THE ROMANCE OF TRE RAILRoAp.
By the suther Of The Fair Iusz. "Tbe Rrtnos =,
Wales, I" i'The Ghost Huntsrs' SC,
tooSTTSUED.l
CHAPTER IX.-THE KIss ~ rns pAnr.-
After ERisng six long hours,
And Witllsulgx almost dead
News came Insr tns track Was msnded
And the train soon went ahead.
Soon we passed place called JohnstcHai
Filled with iron fOundries
Whore the people AL were working
Like a lot Of besy bees.
Thea came to a great tsaael;l
Near me sat pretty miss,
And when all was dark a. hlidnizht
Quick from her stole a kiss.
"Oh,H she cried, she people shouted
And before we reached tbs light,
Twas peering through ths window
In my seat again AL right.
After passing the grcAs tunnel,
To a place We quickly came
Upon the highest mountain ton,
And Oresson is its name;
Many people in the summer
To this pleasant spot repair,
To enjoy its cooling waters
And its pure, Eeah mountsin etE
At Altoona wo toOk brsakisa,
1t was ons o'clock moreI
Such . lot Of hungry mortais
no'er laid eyes on before
All the good things on the ta6as
In short time did disappear;
And they all shouting wildly
"Quickly bring more break4--s here"
Notice to Drafted Men and othsrsl . the services
Uncle Sam, and all In want of Rubber Blankets
Rubber Coats, Leggfns, Cashmere and Flame
Shirts, Military Clothing Of any and every de-
enption, Fine Clothing for Spring and Slmmia
Wear. We have now the largest stock In the city
which We win sell at the very lowest prices.
ISAAC A. IsAAC'S UNION HALL,
Sole Agent for the sale Of Singers cslsbrstsd ssv
| ing Machines, StOrr's Automaton PrsssmGn,
| and StroDg's Patent Army Bed-Trunk,
| Corner Superior and Uni0n-sts
! - Look out for the Giants.-Ea msyi
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zNNZzZNZ2Z1
FLU *
CTRICKLAND's
AEW-CHOLERA MIXTURE

Is . composition Of sstringsnts, absorbents, stimu
ulEnts and oariuatiyes, which every ply &C
knOwledges is Tho only preparation that VIII eject
permanent euro OF Diarrhea and Dysentery. This
Anti-gholsra Mixture is Isw in in several Of our
Amy hospitals where Il gives the greatest satisEc-
tion. It has saved the lives Of thousands Of our
disra and citizens, and We will guarantee il % be
the best remedy in the world for Diarrhes aad Dys
entery,
Mr. Woods, of Couington, Eentucky, viii be most
happy to satisfy any to the virtue of Striek-
lands Anti-Cholers Mixture; In fact, we have q
great number Of tSstimonials from patients who
have been cured sftslsbsing pronounced incurable
by their physicians, some after taking only one
bottle Of strickland's Anti-Oholors Mixture. II
oou suffer with Diarrhea and Dyssntery, try one
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every sufferer IS ths means Of IN the seversBs
stages Is painl6 set forth. Two stamps required 1
20 pay postage tuly2l: l:Rs:mo.W. .fri&Wy
IMPORTANT TO LADIES-Dr. Har-
Hev,s Female Pms have mover yet failed In ramor
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Mfdtfal.
MFRNL

,TIEE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
3 4 TRIESEmER !, and ) are protected by Hoyal
Letters Pattnt Of England and secured by the Seals
Of the ECoIe de Pharmacies de Paris and the Imperial
COLLEGE of Medicine, Vienna.
No. One Is Invaluable for Exhaustion, Spermator
rhOea and all physical disabilities. g5.H.s-
No. Two com plely eredicstes all traces OF those dis
eases that have heretofore been treated BY the nause
ous and pernicioOs OF cOpaYia and Cnbebs.
No. Thrae has entirely supplanted the injurious
use of meIcuFy, thereby insuring to the sutiereT
speedy relief dispersins al impurities and rootins
ont the disease. -.lH
TRIRsENRI Nos. I, and arc preparations in the
form Of lozenges devoid Of taste SMELL aud be
carried in the wasteoat pocket. Sold In tin cases
aud divided into separate doses, as administered By
Velpan, bellemAud, ROux, RioOd, Sc. Price s. 1ach
or cases For 50 which saves g and in s2I csses
whereby there is saving Of So To be had wholesale
York.
Immediately on receiving remittance DR.. DeroV
will forward the Tresemer to any part of the world
tecurely packed and addressed according 70 the in
5tructiOns Of the writer.
jHly6:Rs
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The Galway fishermen claim the exclu-
sive right of fishing along forty miles OF
their coast, and will not permit any inter-
ference with their rights This has led 10
extensive pauperism in the neighboring
villages, and large increase in the poor
rate,
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photographic St0ek.

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5EH33REEii ESf T:NoTo SIX
aoYES OF THE SPEoIFIO PILL

Boxes or THE SPEC8P1C FILL
v lli pfsulpUly and permApsntly any case of
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Persons afflicted with any more Of the above
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SYMPTOMS ~
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81 Know Of no remedy in the whole Matsria Medi
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&c PfSsosII opTSIoHs@ SS @ Winchester is worthy
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| II,. D., American Medical Gazette, n. Z.
81 hEYe bnfRonRl knowledge of Mr.. Minehestsrl
honesty 1d ntS s1s Ss can asiGFs s es b'Ts be S
/ lied on."-JaS B. Chiffon, N. D., Chemist, n. I.
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1852. BUCKEYE t882
MUTUAL -INSURAKGE CONPINT.
FIRE AND MARINE:

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DIRECTORS.
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NInchester,s IHYpophosphItss.

are the best remedy known to medical science In
every case where the physician commonly pre-
scrIbes tenics," iron, whisky, cod-liver oil, qui
nine, 30,
Tfnohesteris 6enuine Preparation
Of the HypophOsphites Is the only reliable form Of
this remedy, and Is approved by the Medical Pro-
fession generally. Use other, nor any remedy
containing iron.
PHlOEs-In OF bottles, S1-six Bottles for g.
In 10 OF bottles, S2-Three for IS. Circulars tree
Sold BY al respectable Druggists, and ct the sole
general depot In the United States, BY
J. WINCHESTER,
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Emissions, Secondary symptoms Sexual Diseases,
Syphilitic Eruptions, Ulcerated Sore Legs, Stric-
lures, Diseases of the Biadder and Kidneys.
~ Special attention paid to the diseases OF No-
men and Children.
New and reliable treatment for
ALL DISEASES or THE EYE AND EAR
- Patients Of either sex living at distance, By
stating their disease in writing, giving all the
symptoms, can obtain medicines with directions for
use His medicines are Exclusively Vegeta-
bic Extracts.
DR.. Wells Chemical Baths for the cure OF
all Chronic Diseases and Nervous Complaints.
this treatment. -se
Consulting hours from A. N. to 8 P. NJ. P: o.
Box S219. No letters will be answered unless they
contain q remittance q ten cent postage stamp.
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