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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-10
NO REcoaNITI0NI

NO & Ec0G NITI0E!
The southern people have given up all expectation
Of being recognized, and IT is equally difcuit to
NEE NORTH n n II .
| whose heads Of gray, yellow, white, brown, or
red hair, have surrendered their co,ors
under the wonder-wo, king influence Of
cHAIST0D0R0'S HAIR DYE,
which plants in their stead such blacks
and browns % nature might mistake for her own
Manufactured BY J. CHRIsTOD0Ro, No. 8 Astor
House, New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by
al Hair Drcssers. lmas
BATCHELOla's HAIR DYE!
| The Original and Best in the World The only
true and perfect Hair Dye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately . splendid
Black or natural Brown, without injurinR the Hair
or Skin Remedies the Ill effect Of bad dies. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine Is signed William A.
Bachelor. Also,
REGENERATiNG EXTRACT OF MTLLEFLEURS,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
1ys2P CHARLES BACHELOR, New York
A C0ugIs, C0ld. or Sore Throns,
REQUIRES IMMEDIATE ATTENTION, AND sAouLp ~
CHECKED. II ALLOWED 70 CONTINUE,
Irritation Of tbs Lungs, . Permanent Throat
Affection, or an Incurabls Lung Disease
10 OFTEN TEE ResuLr.
BROWNS BRONCHIAL IR0cHEs
nAviSo DIRECT IxvLusscE TO ras PARTS. GIVE
IMMEDIATE RELrES.
For Bronchitis, Asthma, Ca arrh, Consump-
tive and Throat Diseases,
3 rRocaEs ARE rsEp wIrn ALWAYS coop SUCCESS.
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS
will find 1'oehes usefa in clearing the voice whom
taken before Singing or Speaking, and relieving
the throat after an unusuai cxer,ion Of the vocal
organs. The 7ro kes are commended and pes
cribed by Physicians. and have had Testimonials
from eminent men tn roughou the country. lie
ing an article Of true merit, and having pvsr,d
their edieacy by = test of many years. each year
finds them in rev localities in various paris OF
the world, an the 7roches are universally pro.
nounce better than other articles.
OurAtS only "BRowS's BRoSCHIAL TaocHgs,"
and do not take any Of the W@fhless Lnifatisss
that may be offered.
Sold evesy where in the United States and in
Foreign Countries, at s. cents Per box. 6mA2
TRENGTH TO THE WEAK.
YOUTH TO THE AGED,
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Ellsworth, Oct 24.h, D 1868.

At Court Of Probate held Ellsworth within and for
the County Of II .nc Ca, on the fourth Wednesday OF
October, A. u. 1S6s.
On the foregoing Petition. ORDERED -Tiat,he Petition
er give notice all erso INTERESTED, by causing =
COPY OF the petition AMI oero Court tn.rson o. be ru
jshe three weeks Excessively in the El1worth Amer
can q newspaper printed in ~ swnrh that they may h-
pear al Probate Court he h, ID =. ksw rh, IN said
county the rsi enesay If ltc -nbrr next, al ten
o'clock in the frrrn aud sew cause, If any they have
Why the p, aver said petition shu not he granted
PARkrE TUCK, Judge.
Attcst-0'o A. DYER, Register.
true copy of the petition and order Of Court thereon
- AtIest-tiso 4. DYtK. Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-11-10

4 ErrERS remaining uneia mel in tue Post
IL Office al Ellsworth. STATE Of Maize. 9tl
Nov, lsoJ:
Clark, Mmrrie, Graves Francis T,
cattreli. c. y, Godfrey, james A.,
p"~iia. Mary, Hubbard. N. H.,
eaton, d. L., kn"wlss, II.
k~ton, h. F., Long Nettis.
Smith, F~sEk.
Persons esliiax for the ahnvr Letters will plsass
.sy advertised. L. b. Joapsa, p. u.
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OUR MUTUAL FtsaENsD.

7. B. PETERSON ! BROTHERS. PAiIaAsl.
phis, will publish fsSu sdvanss sheets 10 Noveu-
Der llsh, 'Oes Mutual GMsxp." Charles Dick.
ems NsW Novel. complete and sasbsidssd, viii
al the Illustrations to match their Dseviess
sdisious Of this popular Aashes's WlisiaSs. We
predict for "Vur Mutual Friend" vssy gsaeeesA
reception, 40 il 10 ot bic best Books. 20
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the Honorable Parker ruek Judge of Probate. with.

To the Honorable Parker ruck Judge Of Probate with.
in and for the County II Hancock.
VIUMBLi SHOWS Sarah Jarvis. Guardian OF An
dr,w s. Jarvis. minor and one al the heirs Of
Charles Jarvis late OF Ellsworth in said County de-
cea,ed-T.t the said muor is Interested in the real es
tate OF sail deceased tn wit In the share Of the real
estate Of Leonard Jaryis late of Surry la said County,
deceased which said Charles Jarvis WAS entitled by
heir of said Lemul Jarvis said share OF said
Charles Jarvis tens undivided sixth part ot said
Lesna Jarvis real -stst-, and that It ud be Tor the
,-ncit It the said minor III It his said iHtrest n said
- above described sho IL h. disposed
uf and the proceeds IN ri put out and secu ell II hun
on Int -r-st-Yuur petitioner therefore prAys that your
Honor would all, her to dispose Of the same ~
public priv ire sale accordingly. agreeahy To w o.
the state, IN ssch uiad- a.d provided
sARA JARVIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-08-07

WE publish elsewhere letter from a
loyal planter of Georgia to the New
York EUening Post, which seems to fas-
ten upon Wertz, the jailor at Anderson
vile, the direct responsibility for crimes
&. and atrocities toward our Union sol
diersin that infamous prison-pen which
must excite shudder of renewed grief
and horror through the entire loyal
community, and even to the remotest
sc confines of civilization. History fur
nishes no page of malignant fendish-
ness so dark and damning as is devel-
oped in this brief record. IfTthe. hall
of this fearful catalogue be proved
against this fiend in human shape, the
bones of the thirty thousand martyrs
who persisted in that terrible charnel
house can never rest quietly in the pits
and holes into which they were ruth
lessly tumbled, until the last extremity
of outraged law shall have been exc
2 tcuted upon the wretch, whose name
must go down to history as the most
blood-thirsty monster which this or any
other age has produced. tIs-t.a
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Administrators Notice
instrumental Music
. MT HNI0Nl GnLiI.EGE!

A T THE LAST ANNUAL MEETING OF
IA the Trustees OF Mount Union College,
was decided to organize, in advance of open-
ing the College upon the Scholarship Plan, a
FIRsT%CLAss MUSICAL DEPARTMENT
Accordingly, the arrangements have been
made for establ ishtng a Department, ofwhich
the facilities for obtaining a thorough Educa-
ton in the Theory and Practice Of Music. in
AS a guaranty of its success, it is only neceS-
Isary to say that Prof. H. s.. LELAND, late
Superintendent of Canton Union School, and
Organist of the NJ. E. Church OF that city, has
been employed to take charge of this Depart
ment,' y a. ~ .'s.. -4-
Prof. LELAND was for several years n dis
tinguished Organist and Teacher of Instru-
mental Music in the East, and is we'll known
| to the public as thoroughly educated Mqsi+
Composer, and especially as successful and
pleasant Teacher. -t...r EgE,l.
and all kinds of instrumental Music, Thor
OuGh-BaSS, Harmony and Musical COMPOST
ton; and will give his personal attention to
each pupil, thus 1nSuring the greatest posi-
BILE advancement of every student of Music.
The classes in music will be examined at the
close of each term, on the subjects passed
over as rigidly as the classes pursuing other
studies; and every proper incentive will be
used to advance the progress of pupils in both
sufficient number of Pianos have been pur-
chased to afford to every pupil ample time
for practice, which is very essential to rapid
Having at command, as will be observed,
every facility for imparting MS thorough in
struction in Music, as in the Sciences, Classics
and Literature: the Board of Trustees hope to
receive in this Branch of Ornamental Litera-
ture a fair proportion of public patronage;
and with this, they are confident of being
able TO make the Musical, as well as the other
Departments, of the very best attainable
grade. 9i'1
The Endowment enterprise is progressing
satisfactorily, and arrangements are being
made to double the number of rooms and
boarding facilities. The locality of the Col
lege is elninently healthy, moral, and access
are less than at any other Institution Of the
kind in the country. The Sessions begin
about the Second Tuesday of August. NoyenI-
Der and March of each year.
Information on all points can be had by
writing, or sending to the President for q
Catalogue. ,.t. - 49,
MT; Union, Stark County, Ohio, 1866.
auR7-I td,SWH
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Gov. LETCHER A PAUPER. q ova,,, n,
Leteher, of Virginia, who is now study
ing the United States laws, is SO utterly
stripped of his property by the rebel
lion that his family have had to relv
altogether upon kind friends for their
support ever since his Imprisonment
. A few of his friends had actually to
raise for him, by contributions among
themselves, thirty or forty dollars on
the morning of his arrest, to serve as a
g means TO purchase some requirements
beyond WHAT'S served inylifs I5lace7 al
confinement, The last earthly posses
sion upon which Governor II ,ete her, re-
LED for future start, was SO, 900 worth
al SSpeG' purchased by him since the
that shared the fate Of the thousab5d s4 IL
4n4ogshe9as of that article deposited in
1.-The public warehouses in Richmond. ~
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THE news from the Atlantic Gable
this morning is not as assuring as we
r,.t could wish. The fear is, in part, that
. - the voyage has been so long delayed
ri. that rough and fatal weather may be
s' experienced by the Great Eastern. It
will be observed that when only little
way out from shore the insulation, was
destroyed by the immense strain upon
the cable. - ---
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The Merchants Nation,
Bank of West Virpin;,
AT wHEETS4m s
TREASURY ar mn, 1 I-NG

90 'TR 11A!53Y OF THE UNITED SRI,
DIVISION OF national r. /, N.
washington, June 18th IN ~ !
~, is aEREBY CERTIFIED THAT.
i Me eGn NJ NATIONAL hank OF ,
ing association organized under H. ~ :
provide q National Currency. ss srS aEt
pledge of U. s. Bonds, and to pm TNSSiel =
circulation and redemption theraoSSS 10y
ed June 8, 1884, having compiled NH NJ
quirementS of Section 45 Of said aSi 't ny; s;
the regulations OF this department :.
pursuance thereof, has this day been - =
ed as depository of Public mOnerI .
receipts from Customs, and by Wins y
o1eS11gnation VII also be employed asa IS
oIgn6s S, +. f. SPINyEl
IulI-OOu TreaSun,r
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A GENTLEMAN conversant with the
whisky business in Easton, Pa, has
made an estimate of the loss the gov
eminent sustains just in that vicinity,
in consequence Of making the tax on
leries. He calculates from reliable
figures that if the tax was only one dol
lar gallon; the government would de-
rive an income Of $4,000 day from the
ml.aadnufacture Of, whisky, within a circle
OF fifteen miles around Easton, '
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FOR RENT

THE PARSONAGE OF ST: JOHNS
u Church, on Chapline street, one door
north of First street, Centre Wheeling. Pos
session given. first of September. Also, to be
disposed of, oil or any of .s - -
..- THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
.s5 s-.r AT PRIVATE SALE, an n--
Consisting of Bureaus, Bedsteads, Carpets,
Chairs, China and Glassware, Bookcases,
Extension Tables, Kitchen Furniture, &C.;
-'"f PIER GLASS,
of best French Plate Glass, 10 feet high by "a
inches wide, fully worth $780, which viii be
disposed of at n sacrifice, in consequence of
the d1fhculty and expense of its removal east.
aug0 j. M. HIGRIE
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PENSIONS, During the,month of July
the number of widows claims received
at the Pension Office amounted to 2,259,
(which 2,17O were granted. There are
at present on the Examiners desk. a.
evidence from other Departments, and
1881 from the claimants themselves.
1,948 invalid claims were admitted dur
ing the same month. Up to July first
there was total of 1OO, 900 widows and
$4,000 invalid claims-all of which were
received since the beginning of the war.
Of2OO,0O0 cases of discharged soldiers
on record, "a, 12O have been recorded
since january, 1865, and 6,3S5 during
the month of July last. - ~. IL
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FROM THE LAND OF SUNRISE. far off
Asia, come the aromatic roots, Of which
Fragrant SozoDoNT is composed. In
this preparation the chemistry of the
toilet has achieved its most remarlable
triumph: Pure, unsullied teeth, and
agreeable breath, and absolute ,exemp-
ton from all diseases that effect the
gums, are the results of a daily ,applica-
Iloh OF the SozoDoNT. aa,f aug3-3teod.
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Total amount in Treasur

OV.11 'III1OuI1V III 4IeasuTy....'.. SIIBs734, B32
The statement of the public debt, as
appears by the returns on the 31st of
the 31st of May-two months ago
shows an increase ofS122, OOO, 900 during
the intervening period, owing in part
to the extra ordinary sums required to
pay the arrearages due to the army-the
entire public debt being S2,695, 2O5, 1858.
The amount of legal tender notes now
in circulation is 1886, 2S6; 269, or an in
crease from the 31st of May of 26,O75,-
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Pittsburgh Iron ana Nail market.
OFFICE OF PITTsBURaH CoMMERc1A1.,
Saturday, August 5, 1865.

OFFICE OF FTTTSBURGH COMMERCIAL,
Saturday, August 5, 1866: !
The iron and nail market has been
dull for some time past. The sales have
partaken pretty much of retail char
acter. Buyers took hold very sparing-
~ on the suPposition that prices would
further recede. By this time they have
probably discovered their error. 1t
certainly looks as if we have seen the
lowest tgures-at least,for some time.
Another fact should be borne in mind,
Pig iron has materially increased in
price. Iron that was a drug some time
since has been disposed Of at an adj
vance of several dollars per ton. AS
iron and nails are manufactured from
pig iron and blooms, the reader can
draw his own infefences. At meet
ing of iron manufacturers held here
during the week nothing definite was
agreed upon. Another meeting will
take place during the coming week,
when matters will probably assume
another shape. In the meantime, if we
were in,want of the material, we would
purchase before that meeting takes
place. AS the card rates have under
gone no change we omit them in the
present issue. ....-s-
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
NtANUFACTURE.
U. s. GENERAL HOSPITAL.

y Wheetfng, w, "a, A1OrJ 25th, 1866,
TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING TO
you that have carefully examined the
Artificial Legs manufactured by LEONARD
simplicity of construction as well as durabili-
ty and convenience, have never seen any
thing 70 equal them, and therefore cheerfuliy
recommend them to any who are un fortunate
enough to need artificial limbs.
b Very resp't, your Obed't serv't,
=H; JOHN RIRKER,
. A. A. Surgeon, U. S. A. in cKifrpaa
WHEELING, w. Va, April 9th, iS85
have carefully examined the Artificial
Legs OF LEONARD LEGRAN, and find them
simple in their constructions of GOOD work.
manSh1p. light and very substantially made
1heX VIII be quite as SerViceable as any arti-
ncla! legs IN use, and on account of their sim
plicitX and strength less liable to need repairs.
cheerfully recommend them to any who
may need artificial limbs.
e .ra lf JOHN FRIssELL,
....s.,. ......, A. A. Surgeon, U. S. A
WHEELING, w. Va, April 26th, 1865.
The Artificial Legs offered for sale by CHAs.
BEHLER, Agent, can recommend for the fol-
lowing advantages: simplicity in structure,
strength of material and economy in price,
Z Respectfully, I'D -, /. r. w. HAZLETT,
,..-.. .... Surgeon Board of Enrolment.
1t affords me pleasure to state that LEON
ARD LEGRAE, corner of East Commons ALE
gheny, hHs furnished me with an artificial leg,
that can use well, after one weeks using. 7
cheer1ullE recommend to all who are unfor-
tunate to need one to give him n call.
LEWIS .2AOIALEY,
...... Sprtngdale, Allegheny Co, Pa,
For further particulars call on or address
CHARLES BEHLIER, Ast.,
100 Monroe ST., BET. Market & Fourth
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THE foreign news shows, that the
cholera is still making progress west
ward. The terrible plaghe inspires al
most the same terror that it did in 1882,
in which year it is estimated that fifty
millions of human beings were swept
from the earth by its ravages.l -
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DIED.

On Sunday, the 9Th inst, MARY. H.. onlv
daughter Of Capt. w. and Lydia G, Rowand
aged years and II months y q =
At the residence OF ]. n. BAH. Fso,, Mr.
EUcrUs LoUTHER inithe SOth year Of lis age nee
The funeral will take place from the Hotel
Of ]. NJ. Ball this afternoon ut 2 o,clolz.
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Arrival Of the seVenfa west ViIint

VeteFgn Cavalry. h Z
This regiment ErriYedyby boat Last
from Psrkersbutg, and IS
hereto be paid of having been, already
mustered out. It's CHARTERED out near
the Hempfeld railroad tunnel east of
the city. The following history of this
gallant command take from the
State Journal, published at Charleston,
Kanawha county: 900
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,,,,,I -, tIItAH NOM. -
CTRAYED FROM THE ISLAND, A COW,
- with red and white spots, one under bit
in each ear. Any person giving information
to the undersigned will be literally rewarded
She Is supposed to havea calf. 90. r. ..-5ff
b ... ...-t sol. 80 ,CHAS. H. BOOTH, E'.
auE4-St III fs9rs on steamer Eagle.i
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WE received yesterday Ricmond pa
pers Of Friday, which is good time con-
sidering the condition of mail facilities
between Washington5and Richmond.
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@uaueial,
The Merchants NoE~
Bank of West Vir atson'
AT wHEEIIG1s4Na
AE@WHEEL.ING
IREASURY nrn

TREASURY nEp,
OFFICE OF THE CQNdPT'R OF IN TIAHRdTSIESr
Washington, June 6e5 5s SIrRstly
WHEREAS BY. SATTSE . Tosn, Is
wv dence presented to the A1,StORT
has been made to appear tb ainaerSip
chants National Ham laL III
GtniRs at ESheeIinn,' - in n ~. WCNT
ing, IN the County Of ohio e s1e City q !,
Virgini9, has been duly orVa G STATE q;
according to the reouirenesn,aaz uats
Congress, entitled an act To nrC SS q tbs !
a. Currency secured by nisf Stue "
States Bonds, and to provide Togge Of {,
ton and redemption thereof ~, NI The q
Sd, 1851, and has compiled wiz ppTuvE
ions of said act, required 10 he c al lie \
before commencing the busineSSSo tiplls
under said act. - "SSS q b.
Now, Therefore, I, Freeman ~,
trouer of the Currency, do haratSLlatE @
'"THE MERCHANTS NATfSSSE. c os'a:S,
OF WEST VIRGINIA. AT WGSAAl II
IN the City of wheelInr,. IN TT+dEEI 4
Ohio and State of West Virp,Sn%tss C0Gl
lied to commence the buSiSsSI alS
under the act Aforesaid, u Sur
In testimony whereof witneS, D,.,
seal OF Once, this 18th day OF Tn my ~
jul7-eOd Compt'r1 Of ~ TLARI Ian
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FOR PITTSBURGH.

~ ,vaa. The fine steamer FOREST CITY,
1itsSts p Capt. Gordon, will leave as above
Izz9tzI2Eon Tuesday morning. the Stll inst,
Freight will be received to-day at the wharf
boat up to 5 o'clock p. NJ. -
BOOTH, BATTELLE & CO.,
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:4elfafe 1nep11s.

a SNASkk A41knAh.
Tn Greatest Medicine Ok tiiai Agsl
#KKRE}A DIAL RHEA COMPOUND!
The only Safe and Certain Cure for
DLARRHRA, DYSENTERY, FLUX, SUM-
~ MER COMPLAINT.
And az Diseases 9fthe Stomach and Bo.eeSs tn
cfdent to a Change Of Diet or Climate.
RB9RH Ts3bg S,k @ Z TRULY RI ~
public with 9 full knowledge of its superior
merit over any remedy Of Ike character ever
saSI 5tiSS peep used With the
qN other Remedies have niIedi Cases of Chron-
lie Diarrhoea of years standing, have been
has T1eUer failed in single instance where the
disease has bafded the skill of even the most
sklllful phySicianS.A - 81 AG
KRAFT'S DLARRHGA COMPOUND has been
In use for a number of years, and byt1ts timely
aid has saved the lives of hundreds
This medicine Is purely scientific Drannra-
ton, and is prepared with the preatest Can
Every traveller should have a bottle OF the
DIARRHGA COMPOUND. - ~
Every soldier will find it invaluable.
Nc Family should be wtthoutit.
Do not hesitate to try KRAFT's DrArRHceA
COMPOUND, and prevent pain, suffering and
death. 7s7ff 4 &c, sf,.r,.7 4 -. S.>~1S>
-.i glru,s H,T WHEELING, April 25th, 1865
Messrs. McCABE, KRAFT & Co. GenueNaen.-
Having used Kraft's DiarThoea Compound for
Camp DiarThoea, with which 1 have been
deeply fhicted for almost one month, all other
remedies tried having failed, and finding it not
only a present relief but a permanent clt1e, /
take pleasure in recommending 1t to the IA
yOrable notice ofall who may be alike afflicted
Chaplain 18th w. Va. Infantry.
= / MoUNDsvILLE, Marshall Co., w. Va.
MeSsrs. McCABE, KRAFT, e. Co., Gentlemen:
Last summer, being in Nashville, Tenn /
was attacked with severe DiaITh0a. / tried
the remedies of several physicians, but with
out any effect. was advised by my friends
to come home. was Completely broken
down and Frustrated. Upon arriving at homeV
was advised to try Kraft's Diarrhoea Conn
pound. One bottle Oft completely cared the dis
ease and restored 7l1y heath, 1 am glad to re-
commend this valuable medicine to all af-
6tctedw with this terrible disease. -.
.rss5-, Yours truly, AZ .sAEDREW EDWARDS.
J. MesSrs. McCABE, KRAFT & Co.. Gentlemen.
Last summer l was attacked with n very
some three weeks. j tried various remedies
but was unable to check the disease at last
procuSed bottle of 'EKraft's Dinrrhoea Com
pound" One bottle entirely cared the disease
and restored me to my usual health l take
pleasure IN recommending this valuable med
icine, as | have proved itSvirtueS in my own
case, ana seen 1t tried by Others with the same
good results T., r. ADDISOS
Formerly Master NTachinist B. ( o. r. T.,
NTcCABE, KRAFT & CO., Wholesale Drug o.
gtsts, Wheeling, w. Va, Sole Proprietors. "a
whom all orders should be addressed.
For sale In Bridgeport by WEST & MITCH
ELL. ~ l}=f. - -..' - - -
mayl3-6m
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FURNISHING GOODS

is richly assorted. Being exclusively In the
Sloth1ng business we can furnish the above to
Detter advantage to dealers and on better
terms than can be had elsewhere
We have the most complete stock and larg-
line in the city. = -
We are selling goods lower than any other
mouse In the city, as we bought our goods
when gold was Mt the lowest.
We have large stock of
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Fall & Winter Goods
ever brought to this market, at GOLD PRICES
selected expressly for
CUSTOM WORE

consisting of French, German and Domestic
Cloths, Of all grades and colors, French Eng
lish and American Cassimeres, Silk, CashmeTe
ana MiaiIseIles Xestings White, Fancy, Linen,
IIaVeilng and Flannel Shirts, Under-ShirtS
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