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HAIR DRESSING,
Ayes .aev Eee0orsa.
For Diaoases or the laaroas end Langs,

aae.l a. Coughs, Colds, " aoopiA..
Cough. Bronchitis, Asthma,
ano Consumption.
Probably never before i'll the whole history al
uct5-f5-t has anything 20 Wite, and t.rttfv
upon tHa confidence vi mankind, H. iHis C'. aa-st
ltHeft f8f pulmonary complaints. 8itaot ga. i5s
sSt4sss OF years, and among ia0si Oh io race 81
men is has risen higher ana higher IN thCl. estluI
ton rs it has become better known. Its uniform
character and power to cure the various affections
OF the lungs and throat, have made it known re.
Liable protector against them. While adapted 70
mllder forms OF disease and to young children, i :
at the anne time the Most eLectu al remedy tlit eu
be given Tor incipient consumption, and The dam
gerDus affections OF tire throat and lungs. As pro-
vision against sudden attacks OF cloHp. ii should
be kept on hand in every family, and indeed III
are sometimes subject to colds and coughs I'll
should be provided with this antid3te for them.
Although settled Consumption is thought H.
durable, still great numbers of eases where tie tbs
ca e seemed settled, have been completely cured,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
CHERRY PectOr0f. So complete is its mastery
over the disorders of the Lungs and Throat, that
the most obstinate of them yield-to it. When moth
ing else could reach them, under the Cherry Pee
tOJ0t they subside and disappear.
SiRgefs and Public Speakers find great pro-
lection from it.
-fstA8sa is always relieved and often wholly
cured by it.
Bronchitis is generally cured by taking TIE
Cherry PectOrat in small and frequent doses.
So generally are its virtues known that we nacd
not publish the certificates OF them here or do mo
than assure the public that its qualities are fully
maintained.
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g FAMILY PHYSICIAN"

seyeuty-siN pages; price % cents. sent 10 any
addres- No money required antil the book is re
colvtd, read, aud fnlly approved. IT is = perfect
guide to the sick or lndisp0xel
Address DIR. s. $. FITCH, - fremont street
Boston. "'N
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~ Tie attention of those afflicted wish colds,
coughs, and with any diseo3e Of the lungs, is di.
reeted to this valuable remedy. Tho season OF
| the year has already come when, On account Of
the sudden changes in the weather., eolds and
coughs are easily taken, andii neglected may lead
| to disease Of tao lungs. What is needed under
| such circumstance is 4 reliable remely--speedy
in afrordine relief aud effeetual in arresing fur.
ther progress Of the disease.
4g'ro arrest the existing irritation oil the air
passages and the lungs, speedily and edeetually
the sent and cause of cough, is an impoftong step
gained toward relief and cure IN the first stages OF
the disease, MAsrNs tULH0sIC BALsAAt pos
sesses this important power, atd while il prosnpt-
y and eaeetuaiiy arrests aIt existing irritation
and rapidly relieves cough, IL readers the lungs
further relief by promoting . free discharge of the
accumulated means in the sir passages, imparting
healthy action and yigor to the chest at the same
time.
85-Those suffering with cough and the first
stages of lung diseas viii therefore find in this
valuable preparation speedy and decided relief.
even those whose condition Is beyond recovery,
VIII derive from its nse great benefit as well as
comfort. For the class of diseases it Is designed
to relieve, the general oommendation ii bos re-
ceived has proved its great efficacy besoad ques.
ton. For thepast ten years thousands have been
speedily acd en'eetually cured by Ito timely use
while suffering from severe colds, protrseted
coughs, and from other forms Of lung disease. II
is prepared from vegetable balsanis and the medi-
cinal properties OF roots aud herbs, with no min
erals nor poisonous acids, simple and safe in the
materials used, it can be taken at any time.
fl6-sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Med
cinas throughout the New England states.
Whippe q Co., Portland, wholesale agents.
For Sale by C G. Peek, and 5. d. Wiggin, Els
worth. 6mosiusldei7
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Admins rator's sale.

IN VIRTUE OF License from inc Probate
ID Count. Hti SCH ut public auction, oh Non
ts tle ssh d4y Vl 4te4G.4-s, EeA, al I'D 40 c"' =
f.l..r Lilo r.hi ut redemption uI ,hg late pch
B; Homer Ia the shop an l1t near The t0u"I ~
Brid e., IN s..ia Village AM the same occupied ~
ui.i aj jb- time of hi- Gese4-t.
jobs GIODGEiI, A.tm'r.
nnc sport, Sev. -4tH, isl. 55'i'
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Probate ~ Offices.
70 the lloddra5le judge Of Prsbato for sno eoun.

TO the Honorable Judge OF Prebste for tho ceun-
tyofIiancOek.
Tho unders Gned, Guardian Of Prentice Friend
and Emma y Friend minor heirs 0i Jslaei FIiend
lat3 of Eiuehiil, IN said County, deceased, re.
3peetfnlly represents llas said Minors are seized
and possessed Of t1e following desrrioefl Teg es-
late. VIZ AN Ilnliyided interest in tha y ONE
stead Of he said iracl Eriend, stunned ~ i5iie.
NIL aforesaid; tina itweuld Be for fhe benefit ni
the said minors that said real estate should be
sold, and tho proceeds thereof put out at fnt2resf
or otherwise used for their benefit.
lie therefore prays that License may be granted
him to sell and convey the above described Real
Estate at public priVHe sale, according 10 the
requirement Of The Law.
Bluehill, No. 24th, 1863 JEREMIAH EATON.
STATE or MAINE,
Hancock, IS, Court OF Probate, Dec. Term, A.
u. 1868.
Upon the foregomg Petition, ORpERED, -Fhat
said petitioner give public notice TO all persons
interested, by causing copy OF the
petition, and this order thereVp, to be gpullleied
three weeks success iyey in the Ellsworth Alneri-
can a newspaper published in Ellsworth, in said
County, that they may appear at Court OF Pfo-
bate Tor SAID County, TO he held at Ellsworth on
the lst Wednesday of Jan. next, ut ten 0t tue
clock in the forenoon, to show cause, If any they
have, why the prayer of said petitioner should not
be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:- GEORGE A. DYER, Register.
a true copy attest, George A. Dyer, Register
oe3'E aaE TTT4 Y14ahL
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TO The IIonorahls judge Of Pro oAie Tor the Conn-
ty of Hancock: FRI, Fl Aa 81.
stss HE mn dcrsigned, Guardian of Herbert b En-
4 cry. Olive d. Emery Lorinda al. Lmery aud
Maurice r. Emery miiio heirs OF joel Emery, Jr.,
late of Eden in ilid County, deceased, respect.
fully represents that said Minors are seized and
pos sessed OF the following described Real Estate
viz :--One lot of llnee hundred Acres OF Nlld
Land adjoining Riciiarrfson's Pond, in said sdel,
bounded on the East by saift Pond and Brook,
south by Lot OF Israel Norwood, West by the
County road and lot OF Daniel Brown aud NORM
Nv land of Elyn and Edwin Ioung; Also one 9th
e lot of 30 acres more less, OF WI land in Eden
founded South by County road and land of John
Brown, West by land of Geo. ID. some5, North Ivy
lands OF Alfred and Andrew Emery, and East by
land OF Elvin Young; that il would be forthe
benefit of said Minors that said Real Estate should
he sold and the proceeds thereof put outsat inter
est, or otherwise used Tor their benefit
He therefore prays thatI.icense may be granted
him to sell and convey the above described Reid
Estate ut public or private SALE according to the
re quirement OF the Law.
URIAH GOODRIDt,E, Guardian.
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:
Hancock, IS. Court Of Probate, Dec. Term.
A. d. 1863. -
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered, That
said widow give public notice to all persons
Interested by causing a copy Of the petition, and
this order thereon, 10 he published three weeks
sticeessivelv IN the Ellsworth American, news
paper published in Ellsworth, in said County,
that they may appear d II Court Of Probats for
said County, to be held at Ellsworth, on the lst
wednesday OF Jau.neNt, al ten Of the clock IN the
forenoon to show cause, II any they have why
the same should not be granted.
PARKED, TUCK. Judge
Ntfest;-tsEo. 4. DYER Register. 3w Il
4 trne COPY attest Gro. A. DYER, Register.
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Criminal Costs.
COUNTY DE HANCOCK,

COUNTY DE HANCOCK,
Treasurers office Nov, le6a
Statements of Costs allowed in chi mi
nal Prosecutions at the October Term of
the Court of County Commissioners, and
Supreme Judicial Court, A, D, 1865.
ALLOWED BY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
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StateYs. FRANCIS Cotton.
Total Amount 499
Originated before John Wasson.
State We Fred Patterson.
Total Amount 2.96
Originated before VIM. H. Pillsbury.
State vs. Kendall Candage g. ais.
Total Amount
Originated before b. w. H;nekley
-
State VS.. Rowland Gray e. al.
Total Amount 10
Originated before B. " Hinekley.
state VS.. William Wardwell.
Total Amount LAG
originated before b. w. Hinckley.
State VS.. John Sylvester
Total Amount COY
Originated before B. Woods.
State VS.. Samuel G. Pendleton,
Total Amount 1870
Originated before B. NJ. Sargent.
Costs of Inqusition; Emerson D. Uran.
Total Amount 20.53
Originated before Hatch Macomber.
Costs of Inquistion. Lewis Wentworth.
Total Amennt 1858
Originated before Hatch Macomber.
State VS.. John Murphy s., al.
Total Amount 5.l8
Originated before VIM. Somerby.
State VS.. G.. w. Bowden,
Total Amount 6.81
Originated before VIM. Som erby.
State vs.Wm. Mcclellan
Total Amount $50
Originated before VIM. SOmerby.
State vs.. VIM. F. Cook
Total Amount 17.7S
Originated before VIM. Somerby.
State VS., George /. Card.
Total Amount AIS
Originated before VIM. Somerby.
State VS.. j. L, Smith & ais.
Total Amounl 9.75
Originated before VIM Somerby.
State VS.. Mary Wentworth.
Total Amount 4.R
Originated before VIM, Somerby.
ALLOWED BY SUPREME JUDICIAL Court.
State vs.. Peter Cain.
Total Amount 7.O5
Originated before Grand Jury.
State vs.. Warren w. Turner.
Total Amount 6.M
Originated before Grand jury.
State vs.. Austin Turner;
Total Amount ESQ
Originated before Grand Jury.
State vs. Henry Blake g. al.
Total Amount 37.70
Originated before Grand Jury.
State VS.. Amaziah Gray & ais.
Total Amount 1865
ORIGINATED before Grand jury.
State VS.. Chas Mooney,
Total Amount 1912
Originated before John WATSON.
State vs.. Patrick Monaghan AppIt.
Total Amount Ia. Is
Originated before A, f. Drinkwater.
State VS.. Hugh Mcleod Applt,
Total Amount 1922
ORIGINATED before John WATSON.
State VS.. James p. Frecthy
Total Amount 1903
Originated before VIM. A. Friend
State VS.. Charles Il. Conary.
Total Amount "a 80
Originated before VIM Somerby.
State VS.. VIM. Downey & al
Total Amount 1852
Originated before VIM, SOmerby.
State vs.. Mark Frost.
Total Amount l7.Sl
Originated before VIM. Somerby.
State VS.. John p. GOrden.
Total Amount Il677
Originated before VIM, Somcrby.
/ State Va. Sarah Jane Smith.
! Total Amount 1851
Originated before VIM. Friend.
State vs.. William Howard.
Total Amount H.S6
Originated before Vim. Somerby.
Totnl Bill OF Costs G5.23
CHAs. w. nLDEN,
County Treasurer,
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Ayers
Hair All VigOI ,
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keepit clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-10

State vs. Fred Patterson.
Total Amount 2.96
Originated before VIM II. Pillsbury.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-10

Statevs. Francis Cotton.
Total Amount 4,99
Originated before John WATSON.
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MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
Mercantile Reference
Register.

THE MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION
L organized TO promote and protect trade,
by cnNbhng it's subscribers to attain facility
aud safety in the granting OF credits, and tho
recovery Of claims at all points, have to an
noun,e that they will, on or about September
LIST, 1868 publish in one large qrarto volume:
TuE MEGcHASrs' PRoTEcrlvE Union MER.
oANTtLI REFEScE ROOSTER, containing nmonR
other things tho Names, AZURE of Business.
Amount If Capital, Financial Standing, and
rating MS IN Credit, Of over 49, 900 OF the prin.
cipal merchants, traders, bankers, manufactu.
rcrs and public companies, in more thun 90.-
600 Of the cities, towns, Villages and settle.
ments, throughout the United States, their ter
rlories and the most important Information
attainahle and necessary 10 enable tho tnpr>
chant to ascertain at ! glance tho OAlfFAL.
CHARACTER. and DEoREr ov CREplT Of zach Of
his customers as arc deemed worthy Of any era.
dation Of credit
The reports and information 70 De given in
the RleHTFR will he confined to those worthy
Of scme line Of credit; and as the same will DO
based, so far ms practicable, upon the written
statements Of the parties themselves. revised
and corrected by we'll known and reliable le.
gal correspondents, whose character will
prove n gIaIhnteo Of the correctness Of the in.
formation furnished by them, 1t is believed that
the reports viii prove more truthful and nom.
plele. and therefore, superior to. and Of much
greater value, than any previously issued.
BY aid Gfthe MERCHANTS PRorEcrivE USIoS
MrGCASTlLE RrFERgYoE REGISTER, business
men win be enabled to ascertain, ut glance,
thu capital and graduation of credit. as compar.
ed with financial worth, of nearly every mer.
chant, manufacturer, trader. and banker, with.
In the above named territorial limits.
On or about thc first Of each month. subscri.
hers viii also receive the MONTHLY CHRONICLE,
containing among other things, n record. Of
such important changes In the name and rondi-
ipn Of firms, throughout the country, MS may &C
cur subsequent 10 The publication Of ench half
yearly volume of the MERCANTILE REFERENCE
REGISTER: H
Price of Tho Merchants Union Mercantile
Reference Register. fifty dollars. (S5O:) for
which It viii he forwarded 10 any address in
tic United States, transportation paid.
Holders of Ave $40 shares ofthe Capital Stock
in addition 10 participating in the profits, will
receive one copy Of the MERcASriLE REVERENCE
RFGrrxR frer Of charge holders OF ten shares
will be entitled TO TWO copies; aud no more
than ten shares Of the Capital Stock will be al,
loted 10 any one applicant.
All rrmittances, orders. or communications
relative TO the book, should be addressed to The
Merchants Protective Union in the American
Exchange Bank Building No 1913 Broadway.
tBox 1861 New York.
Jug 2j-lya
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A DDRESS TO THE NERVOUS AND
II dcbllitHted, whose suferings have been
prolrnctcd from hidden causes, and whose ca
SEES reqGire prompt treatment 10 render exist.
cnce desirable lfyOu are suffering. or have
suffered, from involuntary discharges. what
effect does 1t produce upon your general healthY
Doyou feel weak, dobilitated, easily tired2--
bocs a little extra exertion produce palpita-
ton Of the hearth Does vnnr liver or urinary
organs, or your kidneys, frequently get out Of
Orderly Is your urine sometimes thick, milky
or tiocky, or is it ropy on settling? Or does a
thick scum rise to the topg Or is u sediment
at the bottom after it had stood awhilc2 Do
youhave spells Of short breathing or dyspepsia
Are your bowels coustiplcdY Do you have
spells OF ainting, or PUSHES Of blood to the
head2 lsYour memory impaired is your
mind constantly dwelling upon this suhject2
Do you feel dull lisless, moping, tired Of com
pany, or liiel Do you wish to be let alone to
get away from everybody does any little
thing uakc YOU start or Jump! Is your sleep
broken or reNlless2 Is the lustre Of your eye
as brilliant? The bloom of your cheek rs
hrightH Doyou enjoy yonistli in society MS
wcllr Do you pursue your business with the
same energy? Do you feel as much confidence
-" 'n"'', 49, -" ""S
ging, gwen 10 nus oil melancholy! ~ So do
no.,uy 1t your llVer or dyspepsia liaVe YOU
RESTLESS hlRh''s ioEr onck weak your knees
w ,,1,S aug nave put Iltlie apPeute' ana YOU
"'trlou'e lhl, 10 dyspepsia or IiVcr complaint
/. INV I,,' ie'ncI' StH'"nuSe' Vehereai uiSeascs
o' ni Cureu; ana sexual excuses. are AL ca
,"o's v, l,'uu nr weakness OF tne gengra-
1--WE ".En"I nc or!a rs OF gehef1 n wnCn
W pgtlSc ~, neailn MAKE me man Dld you ey-
=. 'n!nH 'n1t taoSe pSlu; uer'nt enerseuS, pr
,hoso sa1sSss,u, p,7tsss nun ";e aimsgs
Ln I'LL W. Seneln',vc o,sN,s a'e ~ e.a'os
ho;n,, ia.t "J,e' ,I'" n..n ,nen "p'1 ni VI
,;on IS L"Lr, ~ neI."usness' y. ''p,a
c,n a ' ""." meI ano .t'e' n,,s ."uy
s"% "U1 9 S;.oa,r ~ pusUsS t'y uon so, ,o,,O
onI ala mio, "'r,o.'.Go', ',uS @e S'm"s P"'G
Ia,t. oI T ~ u'o cI,"p""r " ,'u'us, "',,i
wo"r -" an" ,'Ln rs. III .nu iaceEnome W
o oI,, "I" n'"'I u"hs VI auy I,"s' ,,,u'" o,
I,o a,,,on "" 10y "ean ."o'e WV ",,P
Wv H. O,s"ma ,nna,eu y" LuIn."S W 49,,
u"u|y .''''i "'', oSu.l 'u.p,' -',ea
t l,on ,ne cntst5 OF scii uouse Hna g@oe''e'
I.o o,""' %"VT. .,ns S,a'e ~ "s"Hu ai
",U'e o.En,S t,i"' l!aS ,euuvIu u'e srn,."'
T;sose '"T Ii as 10 induce Amos every I'" ~
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Point Pleasant Retail Market.
Corrected Weekly by
COLE g. BRYAN GROCERS.

FLouR-ln good demand; X 50 90;
Xxx $40; xxx Sill Fancy Sl2.
GRAIN-WhoOt prime 81 8O@l Isl
Cats 5O@55e; Corn s5@90c,
PRovsIoSs--ShOulden l7@ls cts,
hams 22@25C; sides 1920 c; Mess
Pork lsc; dried beef 95@3e cents
APPLEs--Dried case per pound.
DRIED PEACHES l0@l2Jc pound.
PoTATOEs.- $1,000 per bush
LARD-22c@25
BEANs.--
BUrrER-25@3Oc.
EOos--ln good demand at l2J@l5c.
COFFEE-2503O for green. Drowned
80 cite.
SuGAR--HavOuua, lao; Cuba Ice;
N, 0. i6@l7c; hard refined 20 cts,
Coffee sugar, l8@lOc.
NAILs.-We uoto an advance of 90
o per kcg, as follows;
IOd to cod at So; 81 So 90; Cd So 90
"a So 10; Sd 80 50, with tho usual dis.
count to tho trade.
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iINHE EARLY ROSE P0TATOE FREE
THE GREAT NEW YORK AGRlCUL.
TURAL AND HORTICULTURAL MONTH
LY. On the first Of October next the RuRNL
AMERICAN will be published ms amontlIly, aud
will be the largest and most elegant paper Of
It's class in the United States. Price 81 80 n
wear; 10 copies Sln. 50. 30 copies 500. or only
one dollar vrall Every subscriber in clubs
of ten, Mt 81 80, will receive free package Of
EARLY R0SEPoTAT0ES. postpaid, worth
81 n5: and one worth Is cents TO every 81 25
subscriber, in clubs OF ten The paper will
be sent Tree TO all Subscribers for 1869, from
October LIST 1868, to January next, when mo.
ncy is sent before October lsl: and after that
time free from the time their money reaches
mel
For FIFTY CENTS will send the paper
three inonths-from October 10 January next
aud n forty cent package of Early Rose Pota'
toes. post paidll The early rose is the most
valuable poatoe 10 the world II sold last
season from $40 10 500 bnshrl, and at 81 n
mound! II natures in FORTY DAYS, yields
enormously. and is the best table variety
known 20 exist.
The RrRAL ANrRioAv is everywhere admit
ted TO be- the BEST, CHEAPEST, and most
| PRACTICAL farmers aud fruit growers pa
I per IN THIS country, us tulluI' IN ClltI ~ hN
old farmer and fruit growcra Of FORTY
| YEARS experienced The publication Of this
parer was removed in June last, from Ultra.
New FORK. 10 New York City; and tho Rdlto.
rial and Business Office TO New Brunswick,
New Jersey, (ncar New York; whore the
proprie,o, OWN farm within the city limits
Of loo acres, worth $50 900; and also has n
large cash capital to ensure permanency to his
publications.
The Premium List to Club Agents is the
most extensive and liberal ever offered, con
sisting Of tho principal Weekly NEWSPAPERS,
of New York, LADIES MAGAZINES, HAReER's
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Sewing Machines, Agricultural lmplemcnts
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Ton thousand club agents .Rro wanted, eithe,
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NATIONAL AGRIcuLruRlsr ASD FARM
JouRNAL This Monthly, published at
Pittsburgh. Pa. by ], NJ 4 G. D Kus
Ter, comes to US for October richly laden
with interesting matter for the agrieultu-
raIist.
It's increasing in value and should b.
in the hands of every farmer. There is no
better periodical for farmers in the whole
country. We notice that 10 thi number
they OF some fine premiums to those
who will bVy themselves in obtaining
subscribers aul they have SO etraugcd it
that none need work for nothing We
fee! warranted in soyiog that no better
publication orits class exists, it is strict
ly an agricultural paper is practical and
plain, no one can do without it after taxi
ing it once Persons subscribing now,
get the extra number Of this year free =.
Fice 81 per aunum, five copies 81 or
80 copies FOR twenty Eve dollars: S2cci
men copies are sent to those wishing to
act as agents.
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APPOINTMENTS

There will be Union Republican
meetings held at the following times and
places, Let there be good turn out:
Letart Falls, October 18th, at / o'cpk
P. NJ. The meeting will be addressed
by General Powell and Hon, John NJ,
Phelps.
Mason City, October l4lh, at l O'cI'k
and at Hartford City at night,
FaidIey's School House. October is,
l o'clock P. NJ.
Hannah Town Hall, October 10th, IL
O'Clock A. NJ.
Arbuckle Town Hall, | O'Clock P. NJ.
October l7th.
Union Town Hall. October 18th, IL
O'Clock A. II.
Cologne. at Woods School House, /
O'Clock P. NJ, October l0,h.
West Columbia. October Goth, night.
The above meetings will DO addressed
by Hon, John NJ. Phelps and others.
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SEE TO 1T, if you IRE ever troubled
with Throat, Lung or Kidney difficulties.
that you carly test the virtues Of the
Waite Pine Compound Physicians
have tested it, and Willingly recommend
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01

p. T. BARyux is undoubtedly the
greatest Snowman in the world. Dr.. J,
W. Poland's Humor Doctor is without
doubt the best remedy for Scrorula Eyr.
spclas and kindred diseases, ever yet
disc oyeIed,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01

We direct attention to the advertise.
mont of the steamer Energy tho regular
Racine aud Gallpolis daily packet, Her
officers are the most accommodating
gentlemen that ever run 10 this trade
The boat was built expressly for this
trade She is safe, reliable, and always
up TO limo. Her charge for travel and
freight is as low as any one could ask
We therefore, advise tho public to pat
ronize her.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-10-01
Sleepless Nie.hts.

As remedy to sooiho all the nervous cxy
element and its truest sense. a nerriRe there is
perhaps no medicine extant which is received
with SO much favor as RobNnk's Stomach Bit,
tcrs; wine glass full ON going to bed is all
that is required to produce sound and health,
fal sleep.