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American Organs.
From Godey's Ladies Bo,k," february, lsGG
REED ORGANS. &C..

hbstsD CIAN-t>Ns Nt.s
The following remarks and suggestions relative to th.
immensely popular Instrument will doubtless and
profit very many Of our readers commend the 2ri-
Gle 10 their careful perusa -
hundred and makers u Organs Cottage, Parlor,
Cabinet, American, School organs, etc. each
claiming TO make the best instrument the world IL
in. comparai lively instrument as pre- cnt CON-
stractd, are convinced the public much less
pbe Of Judging oil its meIs dement's. than Of
other instruments. lere 10 really an essential differ
In them II there excelrnt and worth
less Ones the public should have teson for judge
Ing VI them, some facts which will nlighen them We
cheerfcy c0Dcedo space for this article knowing that
there is hardly family, church, school in all the
land but Is more OF les interested in this topic We
also aware OF its being great misfortune real casi
y, To any Of them To urchzse inferior WORTHLESS
Organ, ruinous to good playing, and often OF
much vexA'oh ana annoyance We Know this article to
emanae from candid and Intelligent source, aud thus
We give IL TO reAers.
The question is often asked what are reed organ.
We nnswer, they in cases, nothing la the world
bat the old mclocon in disguise Many u the so-caie
organs have the same bellows the reeds, and the
same general Internal arrangement. With the bellows
turned on edge to gain room, they have simply put
more pr~tentio,s exterior. and high sounding
name. but organ to be in reality organ have
wind chest Or Reservoir tor air from the bellows
into which wind-chest the reds ojen and the has
room to expand and perfect itself Into the full round
similar to the flute pipe organ, smooth firm and
mellow and this tone from reeds he oblAiued in
any other way known. Nothing annoys true orga.
st as to have the volume Of sound swelling and jerking
sAsmojcaly with every variation Of force the
No ,i,r h.i,,v,s n, ii, ,,,s..,.. ;.,.., - .-..
,onndhay Ard .., 800 ,.s -, - 80 W
claim mi. .pa.m,sc ar au,@m.,; ,li, -, ~" ,,,..o
ON the red a, A, .xce,uc. in, -. ,,,- r.. ,:,
nat kn,x tha, II mu., very s,sn ,h,o~ ~. - -. ;,
tune and inin,e ,hs h.ilS 81 a. ,nanhi i, 49, ~. %
An easier m afr, IN ,b,.in . nnch ,s,,. - - ~,
managed ~ eil nv other me,ho. Tr truth ~ .nv n
gan "a called or m.jo,e,, ,;ch ,.. a.. - 49,; a;
r,cy mon ~, r,,l. i. n,,hin. mo,e M, Ia.s ,h a
huge accdr,ieon trrs, /. nm a. Won NAV AMI whsn e.
yans,. and trne mn.c;.n hrc.,ne ~a1e If H. Sc,
itey can obtain those that AR, orr,rs in sc, a. vii
In name they vill buv no more ~ Nh. ob;.c,io,ah, go
Then again The Az eli lo,ld .ix -. h. scns.. 81 a.
tnct fr,m The hrI,w =. ~ no, ~ he .c,sJ men ~, ~.
hard or son blowing hui conyeneu so tha, The
can use il with The nee ..na,n,e fr,u, m. hands 80
feet and thus always unrr Easy rol m he med al
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Bucksport, Sept. It'll, 1896.
STATEOE MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. -. Court of County Commits iol,-
crs, October term. A. d.. iHsS-
Upon the foregoing petition il is considered
Ia the Commissioners hat the petitioners are
responsible ond that they ought TO he heard
touching the matter set forth in their petition
and therefore order that the County Commits
sioners meet at Samuel 4. Colby'> i'm Bucksport
on Tuesday the 1lth. day of Dec. next. at 10
O'Clock \. NJ. and thence proceed to view the
route mentioned in said petition. after which
view to wit: on the 18th. day of said Dee. Il
hearing of the parties and witnesses will he had
Mt d. q. Wasgatt's in Orland, convenient
place in the vicinity. and such other measures
taken in the premises the Commissioners
s3sai4 jatxe proper. And it Is further
Ordered-That notice of tive tps,. place and
purpose of the Commissioners meeting afnre-
said be given TO all persons and corporations i'll
tcrcsted. by serving aftcstcd copies of the petit
zion and the order thereon. upon the clerks of
the towns Of Bucksport and prland. and by
posting up attested copies aforesaid. in three
public places in each of said towns thirty day :
ut least before the time appointed for said view,
and by publishing the petition AMI order there
on. three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American, Il newspaper published at Ellsworth,
IN the County of Hancock, the FIRST publication
10 he thirty days 1T least before the time of said
View, that all persons andcorporation. interest
cd may attend and be heard if they think fit.
Attest. T. W PERRY. Clerk.
A true copy Of the petition and order thereon
Al Attest, L. ". PERRY Clerk.
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To the honorable. the Court Of County Com.
missioners for the Comfy Of Hancock. next
to b. holden in said County Of Hancock ut
Ellsworth on the fourth Tuesday of Oct. \.
u. 1865
" E the undersigned petitioners. would re-
w specially represent that County road OF
the following Descriptions anst leading from
=buck>port 10 Ellsworth. would be of treat pub
liz use and benefit. said road to confluence at
or near the brook on the new County road lead
ing from Dcdham to Guck>port ON land of sam
uel A. Colby in said e,,ckspart thence running
in Southea>tcrly direction to the line between
the said Colby AMI Abraham Ei,tEs,lon thence
Easterly said line about one hundred rods
thence Soutlicasfcrly over land Of the said \ .
Hodstlon and crossing the old Long pond road.
$50 called) and over land of J. l.. Frencl, to Il
town or county road. Thence Easterly on said
road about one hundred rods. thence Southeast
arl,s ssxsE land Of the aforesaid French and land
oeeupie.llby John Ginn. Uriah CHM, and land
formally owned by Jacob I. Saunders, Daniel
q. Co,alen, Cyrus Conary and }. n. SwaZey. to
the county road'at or neag AeZekiah GROSS.
thence Easterly on said road about two hundred
retlstO turn in said,road, thence over lands Of
Joseph Gross. Samuel Gross, Elisha Burton and
}. n. Swazey, thence Southea>terly over the
land Of W. D..lugals. J. RssnkeF to tive County
road leading from Orland to Ellsworth. Anil
we hunby pray that your honorable body will
examine said route and locate said road.
SAMU Ell \. COLBY.
anil ia .,fl,.r.
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PIANO Playing il Easily LEARNED

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ada pied to pupils of all ages and its exercises
attractive and useful in every stage of advance
ment This book has. ON account of its actual
merit. become the standard work of Piano instruc.
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PORTL AND and NlACU0AS
STEAMBOAT COMPANY,
INLAND ROUTE.
Two Trips Per Week.

The new, substantial, aud swim going
Cs SS,camer Sysy 81 RSeA..ss },
S21A4n9oefxe CHARLES DEnRiNC, Master, will
ave MACHlASPokT every Monday. and Thurs
day morning Al, o'clock, for PORTLAND, touch.
ing at
J0NESPORT, MILLBRIDGE, MOUNT DESERT
6. w. iiaibor,) at II -SEDGwICK at
p N-DEER ISLE at l.30p x.-CASTINE at
} r. ~, and EoCkLAND. arriving in Portian nd
saune evening.
Returning will leave PORTLAND Tuesday and
Friday evenings at l0i O'Clock, touching as bove
and reach Machiasport Wednesday and Saturday
evenings.
Stages will be in readiness at all tho landings
to carry Passengers to the eishboring towns.
This Steamer is SEQ tons measureneut-has
large and we'll ventilated State Rooms, New Fur.
niture. Beds and bedding, anu in all respects ele.
ga",iy httod up for passengers, and has large
Freight rpoins
Goods forwarded from Portland by the Boston
and New York steamers.
Passengers by the three o'clock train from Bos
ton on their arrival at Portland will be taken to
the Steamer with their baggage free Of charge.
p y II 3:
Milibrijgu to Portland $50
""'o' ...'....... ...... StoO
Seds~ick, Deer Isle and Cas,ine, a. %
:, w HaIbo 10 Rockaud 81 50
Sed.wick, Deer ale and Casine 81 OF
Tickets to be had Of Agents, and CT the Clerk
on board.
y Tickets sold, by rail or boat, to Boston
New York, &c.
ROSS 4 STURDIVANT Genl As,.,
'J Commercial St, Portland.
| April Is. 1866. myll-tfi7
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New Store,
New Business.

VBNHE subscribers would inform the citizens 81
Ellsworth and vicinity that they keep seA-
stsntly on hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
Shingles and Ciapboards Of ell kinds an
qualities.
Pine, spruce and Hemlock lnmbsr Of oil
kinds.
We keep constantly on hand Extra Canada Gate
suitable for feed or seed, choice yellow Corn,
Meal, Barley. Beans, Lime, Plaster Ac., Ae..
Also commission . few barrels Fl choice
Family Flour. which No can warrant to BE- equal
to any in this market. and We and will sell
cheaper than any Of our neighbors.
Also few tons If stove Coal.
We are paying and will continue to pay the
highest CASH price TO,
H,miack Ba,t, C,dar Po1s ssd Slere's,
Snasis, Clsptoa,ds. and Lumber Of all
kinds.
Give Us . call, at our new store on Water
Street.
Fisk 4 Curtis.
Ellsworth, March G, lsCs.
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70 the Honorable ho~rd Of County Commissioner
su. - - Csanty al hancock.
TEE undersigned petitioners humbiy show tina,
sInsos 9. Hspworsn Il Msrisyiiie and ru"Sin,
= - to ineersect with the town road nj Ossia S
Hndloy's, IN Amherst is needed, and thst NJ sail
Ioad wculd D ~ great public ssAyeniencer where
bre your pefnfcHsrs psHy ssst your honors nc your
earliest convenience, will proceed to examine ant
hay out the said road IL to you 1t shall proper
agreeable to law in ssrh cases mafes and pruyii,,
EMERSON ORCUTr,
Amherst Aug 7th. 1S6s.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, So. Court Of County Commits ioners
October term. A. u SS.
Ur~m ffse foregoing petition It is considered by
sifre ssd,sAsi they ought to be heard touching the
matter set brt IN their petition, and therefore
der that the county Commissioners meet at simeon
o. HapwOrfhs- in Mariay lille Tuesday the 4tI,
day Of December, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and thence
proceed to view the ruei.tioned in said peti
ton, amer which view to wit: GU the same day at
O'Clock l.. NJ, hearing Of the parties and Nttnes
SEES viii be had nt' sa&i Hapworths a convenient
place in the vicinity, and such other measures ia
ken ia the premises rs the Commissioners shall
judge proper. And 1t Is further
Ordered-That notice of the time pla~e ard p,r-
pose OF the Commissioners meeting aforesaid, be-
given to all persons and corporations interested by
der tbereon upon each the clerks of the towns of
AiariaNilic and Amherst, snd b, posting up attcs
ed copies as aforesaid. in three public places in
.xoh OF the said towns thirty days at least before
the time appointed for said view, and BY publishing
the petition and order thereon. three weeks success
snely in the Ellsworth American, n spap.r
published at Ellsworth, in the County of Hancock,
the r>t pubiicaon to be thirty days least before
the time Of said view, that all persons and CORPORA.
mons interested may attend and be heard ihs~
tAlnk lit.
INC copy OF The petition and order thereon.
Al Attest, p W,PERRY Clerk.
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PLY scians, together with
PATENT AND TH0Mps0NlAN MEpICNlFs
The genuine Smiths Razor Strops.
Figs. Csndies, " aching Powders. soap, Dye Stun.
Supporters, Spices Of all kinds, Citron, Cur
rants, Raisns. TamArinds, Irish
Moss, Pickles. &C.. &c.
&C.. &c. &c, &c, &C.. &c.
Just received, per Express, . new supply Of tn
most popular Patent Medicines, among which ar
BURNETT'S Preparations; Blood Food, for Live
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases
and Regeneration of Man; Weeks Magic Com
pound; WAiscomb's remedy for Asthma; Burnett
Cod Liver Oil; JnyDes Expectorant; Wistar
Wild Cherry Bslsam; Fowle's cure for Piles; Dr.
Jefrie's Antidote; brakes Benzoline. foI remov
ing paint. tar, grease, &C.; Cummings Aperient
Gargling Oil; Dadd's and Miller's Condition Pow
ders; Cheeseman's. Clarke's and Duponco's Fems Il
Pills, for female distractions, &c; Grusor's Con
centrated Cure for nervous weakness; Hembod
Fluid Extract of Burchu, for disease. of tie bIsd.
der, kidneys, DC; Maynari's Colodion for burn
and cuts; GARDENERS Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan Syrup; Goulds Pin worm Syrup; Hou chin,
Corn Solvent, an infallible rem dy; Magneti.
Balsam, for rheumatism and neuralgia; Jcfries
Panacea of Life, a sure cure for Sore Throat ant
Bronchial affections; Stones Elixir, for bronchitis
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs,
BITTERS-Oxygenated, IiooHand's, Pecks, Har
dy's, Browns, Clarkes Sherry Wine, Langley
Root and Herb, Abbotts, and others;
LINIMENT-Tob:as', Good Samaritan, Mustang
aud Linments and Ointm ents Of all kinds;
SARSAPARILLA-Bulrs Sands, Shakers ans
ali other principal kinds.
PILLS-Ayer's sugar coated, Brandreth's an
Wright's Indian Vegetable.
Also, Viewers canker and salt rheum Syrup; Ar
nold's Vital Fluid; Atwood's Extract Dandelor
Brant's Purifying Extract. Gays Blood Purifier
Kennedy's Medical Discovery; Morses Syrup Vel
low Dock; Railways Remedies; McMum's Elixi
of Opium; Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup; shA
ker Extract Valerisp; Balm Of Thousand Flow
ers; Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge
yer's Cherry Pectoral; Brant's Pulmonary Bal
monary Baisam; Clarkss Cough Syrup; Bachelor
and Harrison's Hair Dye; Barney M1sk Cologne
Shaving Cream and Verbena Water; Dntcher'
Dead shot for Bed Bugs; and all other article
usually kept in Drug Store.
Phvsie'ax's Prescriptions carefully COM
pounded.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
SO LDI E r. s,
HEIRS OF SOLDIERS.
The Lar Eqnaii:ins he Bomnties IF Sol.
diers ,ras passed By Congress Jaiy
!Sth, lStG.

I AN prepared to collect this Bounty for every
L Soldier entitled to il, aud also tor their Wild
ows and Heirs.
Appicatons can be made personally At
office, by mail, and the discharge of the Sol.
der sh"nld be presented, as it must accom- pa ny
the application.
@kemember, all applications must be made,
signed. witnessed and sworn to. AFTER THE
LAW WAS PASSED. Therefore. all per.ons who
have been induced to sign papers prior To the
passage Of this law, will be obliged TO EXECUTE
NEW PAPERS, as the others are not authorised
by this law and are VOID.
ILet all Soldiers and Hnrs Of ,Soidios call
early and have their Claims promptly and and
carefully attended to At the War Claim Agency OF
>. WATERIfOUAE.
Ellsworth. Me.
All Informgtion given free.
Ellsworth, August ID. 1866. 50
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1866-09-13
LETTER FROM OCCASIONAL"
INV York, Sept. IL.

Washington correspondence Philadelphia Press.
One days intercourse and consultation
with the friends Of the good cause in Wash
ingson authoriz IS me to declare, emphati-
cally, that at no period since tho firing up
on Sumpter have the American people been
more alive in their hostility to treason and
in their devotion to the country. I have
seen letters and converted with gentlemen
from the States Of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Wisconsin, Minnesota, Iowa, and Kansas,
and from several Of the New England
Commonwealth, and each tells the same
story-that the masses are organized and
eagar for the elections, AID that the mon
ey and threats Of Andrew johnson have
produced no more impression than the
promises IT an idiot or the rawlings Of q
mailman. The election which takes place
in Maine Oh the 18th of September, being
the initial contest, is the most interesting.
Notwithstanding the efforts of Andrew
Johnson's agents, We shall triumph by a
.isasority equal to that. sivsn to- Mr.: Lin
coin. In illinois, Logan, Who leads the
legions, has excited unprecedented enthu-
siasmi. In lnhliana, under such chieftains
as Norton, Colfax, and Ortiz. and the gallan.
Henry s. Lane, the: Copperheads are al:
really half defeated: III Ohio General
Schneck, Governor Dennison, General Gar
field, Judge Bingham, the heroic Ben
Wade, Shellabarger and others are address-
ing the people At all points, end send The
most glow ing accounts. Senator Hove,
the colleague Of. Judge Doolittle, who has
returned to Wisconsin welcomed - . true
and faithful servant, writes to his friends
in this quarter that he has never known
the people so united and enthusiastic
Letters from Michigan announce that there
are not twelve known Republicans in the
State who support Johnson's policy, and
that the Democrats have already tired Of
the hollow COALITION. The noble example
of Pennsylvania inspires oil. hearts. New
er at any time has the Old Keystone been
more impregnable to the efforts of treason.
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BoIT1Na.-The Minneapolis :dtlas
says that in case Mr.. Donnelly is nomi-
mated for Congress that number: Of
Republicans will bolt. Any man who
will holt regular Republican nomina'
ton at this crisis, and on 50 slight
grounds as any that can be found, is no
Republican, and the sooner he is out
side the party lines the better. We
opine, however, that the stat ement: is
only. a pleasant little prevarication on the
part of the atlas, and the only boiling
there will be will come from the editors
and particular friends Of that Office
too few to be Of effect one way or su'
other. r, !
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

We take pleasure, With this issue Of
TIE JOURNAL, in acknowledging our
indebtnes to Hon. David Blakely,
editor Of tho Chicago Daily Post, for
Ais judicious advise and kind attentions
il tie selsdsio1 ind purchase Of our
ssv pscss. But for his efforts. We
would still be without 1.-THE demand
toe their. presses being. 80 g'eat|that the
aanufaeturs,s are unable to I'll orders
= .eoa q. expected or promised: N.Y.
Bl;kely yves formerly connected with
Ne Minnesota press, and though now
he chief editor Of one Of the best and
spieiest dailies in the West, finds time
. render valuable favors to. his old CO.
40, q Nh: Joseph Gandelmyer
p1essman in the St. Paul Ponce,
elice, for very valuable and acceptable
assistance in getting the machine TO-
esthsr and in running order.
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TO ADVERT1SERs.

We would call the attention Of i'd
vsstiss.s to our new scale of rates, pub;
Ishsd on the frst page. We shall ad-
here strictly to those prices. Although
soaasvhat Of IN advance on our former
snses-whieh were much too lox-they
90 yet considerably 1ess,. in proportion
70 circulation; ): chan tie rates Of other
pspess. All advertisements now being
Published will be; charged atssthese
figures, dating from tke present num-
Parties desiring any changes made
h their advertisement, will please leave
egdesl at this Office. .. .
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CROSBY ,OrrnA' ART Assoo1Ar1oN,--This
Association having been attacked by Ger
respondent Of the New York Tribune, Mr..
U. H. Crosby announces in tho Chicago
Republican of August. 28d that tho sale of
certificates has already been so great as to
enable him to state that the distribution 81
premiums will be made as promised, or the
money refunded. " = - +, -: -:
This statement is also guaranteed by
sam'l Nj. Niek.rsen, James n Bowen.
Jane, g. Fargo, and several others, vel
known citizens Of Chicago, who assure Il
public that the proposal will be carried Of
In good faith
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vER40MT.

- The Chiesgo Repablica" gives the
ip,lo~ing = the latest returns from
Vermont: 'tReturns from lthe: State
s'setion in vermont loom mp nobly.
v*pahnkhAm i1re:elected''by :2t,:
600 majority, a net gain Of cuer 1000
q his former majority. This is .
Aasithy indication Of the direction. 10
vhieh he current has, st. I: Had the
Ptssidsat's Cleveland ind' b: Louis
.iipssehes srsaebed Vermont priP5 t9
;1ke slsetioi th:s' ha,jjaS6tj Would h'vs
,iDsn 10 $4,000. !. ,.,
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ALTHOUGH this weeks paper is dat

AIrIouaH this weeks paper Is dat
- . e :xAs'sRsdsF "a as,sateo to. pEes;
1n4 Saturday, IN order to give q iull
report Of the Railroad Celebration.
~'At' ',,dj.b;hs n 1T; md sadiaitsl!:
:qsiady requires sdjustusnt about our
Dsvw prse, he typographical sppsar.
oneo q TN joU1kAHh~thie-wssk II
~ - gesl . ~ Yoal dss;re, Of y
- iatanl h oAall b. s.e'g-.-: ~
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: Ahsr many vsxstious, but unavoia-
able, delay, No are enabled to present
to our readers this week a paper great
" enlarged, and improved mother par,
ticul.ss. Although incurriugvery con-
siderable expense by reason Of this en-
h'sement, not only in the purchase Of
new presses, material; &C., bit also in
labor and paper, yet.ve believe that the
business men Of. St. Cloud aud the peo-
pie Of Northern Minnesota viii fully
appreciate the benefits arising to them
from such an improvement and will
sustain US by their patronage. 1t is
now the largest paper IN Minnesota,
outside Of St. Paul, though furnished
as the same subscription rates as six
and seven-column papers.
St. Cloud is destined to be one Of
the three or four largest towns in the
State, and nothing tends more to in.
sars speh growth and to render it sub
stautial, than a live newspaper. We
intend, to the best Of our ability. to
upply this want, and as an earnest Of
this, present tho present. Issue Of The
JOURNAL.
It has long been our desire to change
the name Of the paper. The former
dtle was none Of our choosing, and be-
lied the paper most wofally. 1t gave
= wrong impression concerning the prln-
eiples that were intended to be advo-
Gated, and was as Inappropriate as a
black, piratical flag flying from the
mast of an honest merchantmen, or a
Confederate rag from Union fort.
The present enlargement affords an op-
portunity for making this, not the
least Of the improvements. The pres
ent title is one eminently suited to a
nee.paper.
Politically The JOURNAL viii be
Republican, pure and unde filed. It
vi1l advocate as it evet has, the priaci-
pies which constitute the soul, body,
and strength Of that party, and it will
labor With that party SO long as it re-
mains true to the principles Of Right,
Justice, Liberty and Union.
With these remarks, explanatory and
otherwise, We ak .foE: TER JOURNAL
Jour support.
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Testimonials.

+. SAINT CLorD, July Goth, 1866.
Thisis to certify that have used. and
shall continne to use, ''Chase's Patent Bed
Spring" as manufactured by Messrs. spi-
Ger & Carlisle, oftlis City, and unhesital
tingly pronounce it superior to any spira-
Spring heretofore manufactured; and !
oheerfully Recommend it, not only on &C.
count Of the simplicity of its construction,
but mainly on account Of its chsapness..
durability, and perfect adaptation to any
and every: kind IF bed or lounge.
The ''Sick-bed," or "Lounse," manufae-
tured by them, embracing the aforesaid
Patent, is not, and cannot be surpassed.
ALBERT B. CURRY,
]. W. TENVOORDE.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

r1NO CONSUAIPTIVES.-Th advertiser, hav.
i ing been restored to health in q few weeks by q
very simple remedy after having suffered for several
years with severe lung affection, and that dread
disease. Consumption-is anxious to make known to
his fellow.sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire IT, he will send copy Of the pre-
scrption used ree Of charge with drecton1 for pre-
pairing and using the same, which they win find =
SURE CuRE for CoNsuxprloN, ASTHMA, BRoNcal7ls,
Couans, Colds, and all Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser In sending the Pre-
nation which he conceives to be invaluable, and he
hopes every sufferer will try his remedy ~ will cost
them nothing, and may provo blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, 1REt, by return
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
vSn2s-1y Williamsburgh, Kings Co., New York