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SET No. 2.-THE Adventures OF A ooxsonur.

SET No. 2-THE ADVENTURES OF CCEsCRupT.
No. l. Ha, draft good as patriot, if drafted
gO-sUre
2. receive letter which tells the agonizng
fact-Im drafted.
8. By the advice of 100000 friends 1 offer a
substitute.
4. Who uttering quack, is rejected by the
insuted surgeon.
8. feel mycountry calls farewell, my love
90 where glory waits mel
9. ! fercely charge the foe, and do fearful
carnage.
z. And make a sturdy rebel fly.
8. Am sent with dispatches, perilous duty!
death or glory!
Q. Attacked by q band of gOrillas, / cry,
"Come on We t-r-r-raitOrs -
10. discomft them and bear of the head Of
the gorilla chief.
II. deliver dispatches, save the army and
am made brigadieT-genersl.
IL. And thus relieved from all future dangers
in the field, ! crown my glory with love.
These two sets are the best designed and hand
soonest colored Cards ever published, besides being
the funniest in the market.
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Chronic Cases
TO the Ladies.

All Affections Of the Womb treated with success.
Those Married Ladies who have been so uafortu-
nate to miscaTy or prove abortion, can be carried
to their full time if found pregnant, by giving
call.
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MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNEs8EE.-N
EETHEBEA-, an 1i9mat0n was fled 10 th,
w tIct Court OF the United States on tie
day of April, lsGf, By Horace 81. Harrison,
Attorney Of tho United States f0r Said ID
sglinst engine and boiler, . pump. 6 camille
chimes, 4 large kettles ftanks, b presses j
beam and scales, and a.i tie other Implement
materials connected with che Candle Facto
Cumming, Doyle q Co., iu Nashville, In the
trict aforesaid, and against al persons lawful
trryeu.ug for their interests therein, alleging IN
STANCE that said property had been seized "a
fo.'Cd 90 the United states Cor causes in said Z
NATION set forth and aFerrcd t1 be true, aud
ing the usual process, &c.
Now, Therefore, pursuant % the monitor 1
the seal Of said Court tome directed, ! hereby
public warning % alI persons concerned boz IA
iu -a'd property, tJ appear before sud Court, I
Federal Courtroom iu the Capitol Ht N.aiI
District aforesaid. on the cha day q May, ~
no O'Clock, A. e.. then and thefe % .uterpose
clums and make their allegations.
u. r. GLAsCOCE,
Marshal d The Middle Dist q d
aur 1f-1ff
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Tnited States OF America.
United states or America.


MIDDLE DISTRICT Or TENNESS EE.--No-
NEYHEREAS, An IMPORTATION WAS III
w m the District Court Of the United State
sd District, on the 10Th day Of April, 1884
Horace u. Harrison, ESQ, Attorney % the I'd
States ior said District, against IS watches, n
kegs of whI-kay, alleging In substance that
same was seized on the 6,h day Of April, ls0I
said District on laEd, hy q. D. bIi.n, Esq. SUD
decisions 90 Ns-hFl, as forfeited t0 the "a
States for causes Dob s.ud Information set forth
syerroI % be- true, and praying Tor the usual
cess, &c.
Row, therefore, in obedience to the monitor
der the seal Of said Court, 90 me directed, he
give public warning t0 an persons concerned
on the 9th daY OF MAY, lsC3, no the Fe
Court Room. M the Capitol &C Nashville,
O'Clock, A. 81, then amt there 90 DrOp0uui
claims and make their allegations.
r.. o.. GLA5COCE
Marshal Of the Sid. DIST. VI Il
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SHOES! SHOES! SHOES!

Boots and Shoes in endless variety. ladies'
Bamord Congress Caters, Cloth do, KID Balmo-
rils, Children's Shoes Of every description, Men
aud Boys Boots in great variety.
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HAY AND OA7

IN RALFs Way. so BUSHELS of'f2|
4 - received b steamer Tempest. and
rt ~. ID. ntCkEA, Ags'
ap AZ IN b,uei aud =
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For Sale,

A STOCK OF GOODS, CONSISTING OF ROOTS
"A and Shoes, Hats, ktaple Dry Goods. Cutlery.
aud JeEelfy, 90 cost, and STORE FOR RENT.
These Goods are ST new The store IN a. good
a location as any IN Na-hville, ami doing a good
business now
The proprietor having other business. which re-
qulres his whole attention, the only reason Tor sell
ing. Apply 70 or address
WM. B CIAPP, q Cherry-st,
ap z-g Pl Nashville, Tenn.
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NJ EST VIRGINIA, sat rules held in the
w Clerks Office OF the Circuit Court of NJ a,iou
county, for the month of Nov mbsr, 1861. =,
Edward Parish complainant - t.tsLJ
VI.
Charles 7. Gooiall, ct al. defendants
The object of this SUI. is 90 recover Deed for a
certain tsd,t 81 land Tying 10 the county Of Marion
and sold to the complainant by Charles p tloodap
James b. sheIi"G aud ThomasS Raymond ~ per
title bond, Med with the papers of the cause And
II Appearing from affLavits, that the said Cbarlss
+ I,'d1'I James d Shelton ard .homa, S, Hay
that they aGgels here within one month altar ths
publication ., this order aud do whatever il no,
esSary to p'otect their interest in this suit
WI. n copy ieste X, b, LOTT, Clerk.
'''~" a"' '"''u huorneYs' nsvl0Lw4t
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public Sale Of Valuable snort
Creek Land. esa'Ds9'n

,HE subscribe viii SELL on theiah q ps ssdit
ot, d.. their farm situate on Short greek, In
q ,st twenty Sssgy a q Ohio hie and STATE Of
This farm is about two miles nom tns Myss and md
autans four hundred and sxty-six acres but van %
so by the acre II is mostly under fence ana IN .;
S has az il supposed, about three hundrea acres Oh
ana land II is believed to be mostly toal land,
and rs the coal lies as is supposed forty OF ss'
AZ above the bed of the Greek, the coal acces
s;in rom theer on both Sides and which passes
throueh the land mile or more. But purcnaseS w.
ina ana decide for themselves, as to the coal a,
otha- matters. There is good brick e!hne-n,a
On the farm situate the creek, with other
ments HaE lL'.l-its4Al"J -.
Parsons wishing to buy, are requested 20 examrs
the propsrty, andDavid snodgrass, who hives on Tue
sood title by deed with general warranty viii b
80 on the payment of the purchase money. So .
SAMUEL SNODGRASS,
st 60, DAVID SNODGRASS. 81
Cw,ss,,no lntelligencer, Washington Pa REVIEW
GaysvllIe Gazette copy till day Of sale an'
CHARGE this once.
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CARBON OLE

DEST BRANDS, Tor sale in quantities to suit
ID purchasers, by
Z II LOGAN 4 co
oct2S snI LOGAN. LIST & co
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SMETIE-S
D 0 IT T NC ELLA

VI r. 'h'er5lgne! having pifGeI his B"t,lrE works
III thorough repair, l. noT are virGl 10 ht all or
els for Sottir'I aie5, foster and BROWN stout
sep?D GEO ". EMIJH.
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CALEB ID. REED. Esq.

Won WILL PLEASE FAKE NOTICE TIA
shall proceed on the frst Monday IN DE
cemDer next, At me ONCE Of foRtain Smith il tia,
town Vf ta,rmonf Wost Virginia, between tn,
hours Of o'clock .. N anf q "'cl tx p m. of Oh
day, to take the depositions Of sunIry wit
nesses, 10 tie read a. evidence AZ the hearing
OF q certain cause, now depending on the Chsncery
side Of The docket Of the Circuit Covrt Of Marion
in which am complainant and yon are defendant
ana if from any Cause the taking Of the said depo.
sitinns he not completed said day, the ia
king OF the same will be continued from day to
day Gnti! tho taxing ofthe same is completed
RrANNA REED, Plaintiff
Wilson and Smith, Attorneys.
nov U-Hit
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LIVE STOCK.


Drovcrs aud Farmers will find tins the most ad-r'r
tageous route for XIV. Stock Capacious Yards, well
w,lterei and supplied with every convenience, have
been opened thus line and It's connections and every
atte"tlouis pad to their wants. Prem Harrisburg,
Where vail be- Ound every convenience for feeding an
resiIu., a choice Is offered OF the PHILADELPHIA New
yusS tnd Baltimore Market. This will also he found
the shortest quickest and most direct route for Stock 10
New York vt Allentown, and with fewer changes
than any other.
ENoCH LEWIS, uen'l Superintendent Altoona,
Pa. %
l.. l.. HOUPf, Gen'l Ticket a gent, Philadelphia
ii. II. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Agent. Phih.
ielpha lanII-my2I
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By this route Freghts OF all descrptlonscan be for
warded 10 and from Philadelphia, New York. Boston,
Baltimore, to and from any point the Ran Roads
of Ohio Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa
or Missouri by Rail ROad direct. 3D. I'D
The Pennsylvania Central Rail Road aiso connects at
Pittsburgh with Steamers, by which Goods Do for
warled 20 any port on the Ohio Muskingum, Ken
lucky, Tennessee Cumberland, Illinois, Mississippi,
WISCONSIN, Missouri, Kansas and Red Rivers; and
Ports on the North estern Lakes ID.
Merchants and shippers entruSting the transporta-
ton Of their Freight to this Company can rely with
confidence on its speedy transit.
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from any
point in the West by the Pennsylvania Central Rail
Road at all tunes favorable rs are charged by
other RAN Road Companies.
Ca Be particular to mark packages ''via Penn'a
Central X. r."
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Directions, apply
to address either of tie following Agents Of the
company: D.
b A STEWART, Freight Agent, Pittsburgh
CLARKE CO., Transfer agents, Pittsburgh
II. w BROWN & CO, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Il. q. MELDRUM h CO, Madison, Indiana
}. Il. MOORE, Louisville, Kentucky
w Nj. AMMAN, Evansville, Ind.
Il. L. SASS, st. Louis, Missouri. ..,
CLARKE CO. Chicago Illinois,
j. IL. McCOLM, Portsmouth y.
j. NJ. LOVE, Maysvie Ey.
HALL. & CO., Marietta 0.
f.. AYRES, Aiuskingum River.
W. H,& +. l. LANGLEY GalpoIis, o
H. 5. PIERCE Co, GAINESVILLE, 0. ...
N, II. HUDSON Ripley, o.
X. G. NELDRUM, General Travelling Agent
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henry Conkle } DY virtue Of dsc-r- rsnleTed
-. ID at the June term, 1874, Of
Lawrence Grippe. Marshal Cmy mt Court, / will
oder at the mont door OF the Couc House Marshall
county
On UVnday, tie 9th day Of Jdnua.y, l365,
To the highest AM best bidder. for ysr cent easL
and on credit Of g. H. snd is months 10 tie resi-
due, the purc hassr giving bond ana security with in
,eres from the Of sale tue tract OF Ilnt IN the
bit and proc -eiIngs mentoneI b=Dg eighty and
hslt aes Of land on the waters Of heeling Creek
Ia MARSHALL county.
= noy54-yat =. l. REED, S Al, C. o.
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M EST VIRGINIA, ss:--At rules held in the
w Clerks office Of the Cir cult Court of Marion
county, for the month of November, 1864
Roanna Reed, complainant, .. ......
VS. I'D ..-'
Caleb ID. Reed, defendant. .#.T1ya..
The object Of this sujt is to recover divorce
from the bond OF matrimony And il appearing
from affidavit that the defendant, Caleb ID Read
is not resident of this State il is hereby ordered
that no appear here within one month from the
due publication Of this order and do what is nee
essary 10 protect his interest 10 this suit Q
,. cory Teste, K. b. LOTT, CLERK,
Wilson Il smith Attorneys for Plaintiff,
nOvIG-wll
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The Presidency.
A SINGULAR CORRESPONDENTS.

BosroA, August 90, 1864.
General Fremont !:
Sir,-You must be aware Of the wide
aud growing dissatisfaction, in the repub-
lican ranks, with the Presidential nom
ination at Baltimore and you may have
seen notices Of movement, just COM
menced, to unite the thorough and earn
est friends Of vigorous prosecution OF
the war in new convention which shall
represent this patriotism of alfpartles.
TO facilitate that movement it IS en-
phatically advisable that the candidates
nominated at Cleveland and Bal imore
should withdraw and leave the field en-.
tircy free for such united effort. Per-
nit us, sir, to ask whether, in case Mr..
Lincoln will withdraw, you will do SO,
and join your fellow citizens in this at
tempt to place the Administration on
basis broad as the patriotism IT the coun'
try and as its needs.
GEORGE L. STEARNs,
S. Il. URBINo,
JAMES NJ. STONE,
ELIzUR WRIGHT,
EDwvRD HABCu,
SAMUEL G.. HOWE.
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3" Mars is Relentless and Con-
Cordia is Deaf"

The New-York TribHHe publishes an
intercepted letter, one OF those captured
in the rebel mail at Sheppcrdstown on the
10th inst, written by Il lat. New York
democrat, but now Il Col. in the rebel
army and with Genl. Early in the Shcnan-
doah, addressed TO Mr. Bishop in Brook
lvn. This modern democrat and model
peace man tells his brother Northern
democrats upon what terms they can have
peace. Batting its profanity it is we'll
worth reading as additional evidence of
wha, kind of peace jeff Davis means to
have, and who he and friends want moni-
mated at Chicago.
Let me tell You, my dear boy, you
may pray for peace until He'll freezes over
that is, peace with the restoration OF the
Union-and there will be no peace
Mars is relentless, and Concordia Is deaf
There can be no peace until Black Rcpub-
lcans and Aboitionists arc silcnced and
reduced to an equality, or, at least, level,
with the niggcrs they claim as their equals.
Let Your Chicago Convention nominate
Mr.. Davis for the Presidcncy-and | know
majority of the delegates would vote for
him If they dared-and on his election yon
can and will have peace. OF course you
will not do this. The nert best hing you
caa lo is to nominate and elect McClet-
ian. The South don't regard him as n
military genius, as the Northern press
would make the people believe they do,
but thcy beliere him to be mhat toas once
cailed Northern man Nth Southern
principles. His election, my dear boy
would do much to pacify and concillate
the South, We are satisfied that, II you
eject him, the right of accession and IN.
dependence would be acknowledged, and
that terms of reconstruction would he OF
fereJ, which we might with honor accept
don't say, however, that they "o"ld be
accepted.
1t is my opinion, as it is the opinion OF
President Davis and leading men OF the
South, that the war must continue until
one side or the other is suhjugated. me
more assistance you Democrats render, Ut
tirectty, the sooner We shall be able 10
yanqutsh the abolition hordes, and restore
peace and the Union. 1t may seem
paradoxical, but assure You, my boy, we
are fighting for Uuion--fghting TO place
m old United States under one Govern
ment, and we shall doit in such way that
no Abolition baboon will ever again get al
he head Of it,"
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5alistclla ameous.
1T E M s G. c..

-AsrHNA on Purutsic A spasmodic affection
Of the Bronchial Tubes, which are covered with a
dry, tenacious phie.m,-" Bror"s Br'hehdt
Troehes" will in some cases give immediate re-
lief.
w ould you save yourself from suffering
alter eating, or from ncdty Of the stomach, or
burning sensation. or indigestion? Use lerrick
Aliens Gold Medal aleratus. Never use soda If
you can procure this article. 1t will strengthen
weak stom,chs and aelieve dyspepsia; is siv
ing in the quantity of fur, &c, &c Try it
GfoceTs and Druggists most all sell 1t. The
Wholesale Agents and Wholesale Grocers.
TIE surgeons reports how that our armies
have suffered greatly from chills and fever which
is induced by the mia sma and change of climate
to which they are exposed. Thew also find Aver :
Ague Cnrc is an eifectual remedy for this dis.
temper, and urging the government to adopt
II within the regulations. The surgeon General
hesitatcs because it il put up in q proprietary
fetm. However great the convenience to the
public. he prefers the physicians OF the army
should give their own directions for the doses
W Whatever proiessi nal pride may dictate, he
knows rs we'll rs do that br' Ayers Cure
il an almost perfect antidotc f,r the Ague and
that The soldiers should have the benefit of il, n.
well as the people (Hashnston (D CO Cores
Poudent.
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guerrillas, induced Quantrells raid on
Lawrence. l think that Mr.. Lincoln de-
sires to engrait the Calhoun democratic
element into the republican union party
That he desires to have slavery resuscat-
ed through reconstruction and is work
ing to that end.
regret that he has been nominated
for reelection, exceedingly regret that
Gen. Fremont should define his position
as he did in his letter Of acceptance Of
his nomination. However, if his ticket
is run in this place, think that l shall
vote it. HANCOCK.
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Naval Credits of the Fifth
District. Maine.

This list of credits comprises all enlstments in
the Naval Service of the United States, of which
returns have been received up to, and including
August 2ith, 1864, embracing the one hundred
aad thirty nine Seamen In the United States Navy
May lst 1864, allowed by the Provost Marshal
General upon enrolment, excepting recent enlist
nen,s in the receiving ship SABINE
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ELLSWORTH MAINE, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1864.

the great question of principal and nat
ional existence which are at stake.
Thanking you, gentlemen, for the evil
dencc which your letter lives me OF your
confidence in my disposition to do every
thing in my power for the interest Of the
country.
am, very truly yours,
j. G. Fremont.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-09

.You arc a great bore, said an enraged
gentleman, froEa q chamber window, to q
youth who had been ssrnading his daugh-
ter for half an hour-'you are great
bore, and | think you mean to keep on
boring until you get water, and there 1t
is, emptying pitcherful Of water upon
his head.
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BY SAWYER e BURR.
2oetru.
Sherman.
by CARRIE A. HANBLIS.


Not with slow and bastard movements,
Lingering step and backward glancej
But with cold and fearless measurcs
Thy heroic troops advance,
Where the battle RACES ferces.,
Where the loudest cannons roar,
There to raise our star-lit banner,
Whore twill wave forever moro.
Onward. onward worn and weary,
Yet with words Of hope and cheer -
And thy strong heart beats lighter
As the victory drswcth near.
Guided by a hand eternal,
With thy cleaning bayonets b-ighti
Daily like . cloudy pillar.
Ard a shining flame by night;
Winding not the rebel pickcts,
Moved not at the random gun,
Something more than fame's bright iaurels.
Spurs our noble hero on.
Deeper strains Of martial music
Echo through the balmy air;
Mid the hum Of happy voices,
Rose the star lit banner fair.
Floating on the Southern breezei
Where the traitors emblem spread;
And Ailantas strongest forces,
Break beneath brave Sherman's tread.
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~" Geo. Peabody, Esq. tho eminent
American banker in London, contributed
s 2OOO to the Sanitary Commission, but
subsequently, on becoming aware of the
ast operations and usefulness OF the IN
stitution, increased his donation to So
900. which he transmitted 20 the Hon.
John 2. Kennedy of Baltimore.
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S,,rtl.,- ~ H. .anrorneeme, NAV be- II is
'u.o the rroif trl r.inedy. but rather hail this
tbs ed mg1's.ns % as 81 ''.t, as V", ' Pa, y'J, 6s
b en- t,jr., in oyrr oay boottei cas- AID succeed
I'd IN eteey ease The cats il
Pa E4owtf's EfdetAftyG Pttts:
81 i i'm "' cure is To- d-''' the na1el"a
u A - 49, i''ya -, t.t. - ,5s
.nnstze patlrnt i. protected asatn.t gtttlng
1nd efnJt'o OF the 'N'a. there are no o'-gr
nafI''% , ~ ,'.. % - i',5i's ~I p,x ami go r5aatta
-; de lffit,tion and Increased ina,fuation
'lnt dase ot tr afe'''e pull would l@".a9' /"
III "a. ,' e.,, "s viii t5"rst1.
pa sc. and at the sams time heal ami .oaia al.
'"'efr"t ef"pnen''
ht ''tAfH 'F'A''
Tie hefrlote 'r4 ei nseig' m u a. aae s'aa's1
,b' MI ,rrstm.rI, are t. he fund in every
,erm and variety Of disease. Thousands Of pa
t,e"ts who have been FSate1 i'r 'e cure ~, ea,
,nnsrrat 9 @, cois, fnnI tber .Istem. inyayed in
,tties ot eih.taItir., This i evidence Ct az i'm
Perfect eore d tue e'.slgn! 'itsa,s - I'1Nf! pa ant
VIII ~ secure % tim nsain., all further .rehnr.s-
Ptiee - cts. par box
UyGEATEFrL.-Anonr the vessels de-
stroycd by the pirate Tallahassee was a
fine tarqlc belonging to Il NOISY, COP
rcrhrad s2a captain IN nelshhorn9
county. Previous Y, while on shore at
nouncing the war AZ a ID black rePuoi'-
can, Niger war, aeclafinS ,ha' he uian
Pl.y the black rePunllcan Sa'p '"hcf'
bit; they helped 6r'ns on ,nlS war &c
On beng taken ao'rd tue l'I'ana'see "e
oeseed most P''eou>'S - "'.I "'' 'ssS.
spared declaring 1t was all Inc property
he owned IN the wor'd. eant he'!, IT,
sAid the captain OF the p'rate' we nave
destroyed great many vessels ""e'e ''''
captains have been similarly circumstance
ell" but, captain sald ne. YOU
ought to make some discrimination l
have always been true 'rlehd OF 'he
South, and have done all IN my power 10
aid the Southern clu''. ~ mi he'p
that neither was the response "S
orders are to destroy every ves>ei l "a"
N WITH ee!o"9imS 10 e'''+s"s VI '''
United States, Nhlle tins tax was GO
ing on the flames began to issue ftom ."o
b rqae, and she was soon lost S'sh' o.
Whether tins "ray'ns III a mortar "'s
caused his copperheadlsm to depart from
him We have not learned-fToJ' aye
| ~ The escapc Of Col. Tiiden, of the
10th Maine. twho was nee before prls-
oner and knows something Of Libby ho'
tell" farce from the rebels. is thus dcscrib-
ed by a correspondent OF The New York
Heyeld:
Having oa light colorel and broad
"' ~a1 aa's,o"a"y N,s",' si Ii, Salvation" The
f.e, ,hat i, raiued neatly all the time he
was prisoner gave no look of str""5e-
ness or ,us ioion in his wearing his rub
her coat, white hrs brOad-brimned beaver
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-09

AN old Indian who had witnessed
the effect of whiskey for many years
said barrel labelled whiskey contained
q thousand songs and Fifty fga's.
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The Woods are respondent.

Geo. Frances Train has gained further
rldlcule BY issuing manifesto against
Mcclellan. and clubbing the Convention
an English concern sold out to Belmont.
--Tyibnns.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-09

The Times states that Prof. King
the aeronaut will make another balloon
ascension from Bangor about the last OF
September,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-09

Capt L Pre-. Marshal, 5tA DIST. Me.
PRev5sr MAHsuALs GFfIcE,
9th Dist. ot Me,
Belfast, Aug 80, 1854.
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Tie horrible trial Of nsclic. that aic sadaieu
u an tie lnla PIX patient, il he reaeyers under
he u al tlcatrn-t.t. are /, he fund in every
torn and variety ot disease. Thousands Of pa
tj.nts who have b,en treated for tAe cure ot Small
Pax were previously tehlthy, yct after ihoir
ipparcut cure, found their systems Involved IN II
,tties oi eiilitHtic. This l. evidence ei az i'm
perfect carcot the original disease Eadway $
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