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FROM EUROPE BY THE ATLANTIC CABLE.

LONDON, Nov. 30.-EarI KusseII has written
letter expressing regret at the defeat of Howell
and odger and other candidates Of the working
men.
The Dublin nomination (O'Connor) for Parlia-
ment from Sligo county was seconded by Rev. Mr.
Conway, a Catholic priest, who in a speech de-
clared that the Fenians in America were stronger
in members and organizations than ever; and
should the rights of Ireland be withheld they
would act at once, and on landing all Ireland would
join them.
1t is credibly stated that the Emperor Napoleon
is suffering from an attack of diabetes; that he
not give full attention to business and that the
Empress takes daily larger share in the details of
administration, relieving the Emperor Of Iaany Of
burdens.
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CITY ITEMS.

WE WOULD at pre'ent partic 'arly invite the atteu-
tion of the public to established business rule
which is strictly adhered to under all circumstances
I'VE guarantee all prices toOer than the
loUest slSelOhere; also, guarantee flaL
satisfaction TO eUerv purchaser, or the
sale cancelled and money refunded"
We give all customers more value for their money
THAN THEY CAN GET ELSEWHERE.
under any and all circumstances.
To FULLY CARRY OUT THIS RULE AT THE PRESENT
TIME have reduced prices OF our entire
stock, which VIII be disposed OF lower than
the same or equal goods can be purchased Ot
ANY OTHER EsTABLIsHMEFT IN THE CITY.
Without going InIo further detail, we would
say that our stock comprises all kinds and
sizes OF every desirable style of goods to be
found In the market, and is
SUPERIOR TO ANY STOCK IN PHILADELPHIA,
in StyJe Fit. and Workmanship.
We have a fine and choice STOCK Of piece goods
which we viii make up to order now, or at
any time. wi h the same guarantee as We oher
on our ready made Goods.
RaU tOnJ betlU6en J BENNETT d Co,
FIiLh and TOWER HALL
SiGM streets. No 8Is MARKET at.
PHILADELPHIA,
AND No 500 BROADWAY. NEw YoRK.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AN

DHlLADELPHlA, WILMINGTON, A n ID
L Be LIIMOkh kAILkoAD.-IIME TABLE
will leave Depot corner Broad street and Washing
ton avenue, 80 follOws:-
for Baltimore stoI ping at all regular statiOni. Con-
ueCliug with Delaware RsilIoad AT Wilning ton for
Crsii, Id and intermediate stations.
Express Train at IL NJ (SunOeys excepted) Tor
Bal imOTe AID Washington, Stopping st Wimiugtun,
PeTry vile, ano Havre-i e.Grsce. Connects at VIII
mlugtUn with train for New Ca tie
EG press Train at 400 p. NJ, Sundays eXcepted) for
Baltimore and WRshn gton, stOppiug at Chester,
TpuIlow, Linwood, CeymOnt, WimngJ IN, n 5w-
lOwp, Pc r vile Hayre de Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
mans, hdgewood, Magnolia Chase's, ana Steamers
Run.
auo Wsshit gtOp, stopping at Chester rnuriOw Lin
wood, Clay mont, Win ipgtop, Newark Elkton,
Norm sst, Perryville and Havre oe Grace.
"l'' WiLMiNGToN TRAINS.
stopl Ing at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Phi adelphia at uCOA NJ, $50, 3 90. and
z 90 L. Nj. The 20 r. NJ. Tralu connects with Della
katrOad tor HacrIngton and intermediate
Leave wnmingto 90 and sic A III. l &c. 4l6 and
7UU L. Nj. The 10 a. Nj, Train VIII not stop between
Chetter aud Phhadephia, The 200 p. ". Train from
Wilmington runs daily; all oIher AccO nmUdaLion
FTona Baltimore TO PhiadelphIa a-Leave b Baltlmore
725 A. M, Way Mall 8 80 A. M Expr 5ss. % r. NJ,
hXpiPsB 20 +, Nj, Express,
SUNDAY TRAIN tRQM baLTlMOkE
Leaves Baltimore AT % M" stoppng at Mag
nolh, PeIryman's, Aberdeen, HaVre de-GraCe Perry
VILE, CharlesIown, North. East, ElktOn, Newark,
stanton, Newport, Wilmington, CleymOnt Lnwood,
ThTouRh tickets to all points West, South. and
soutbW est mRy be procured at ticket otica, No. S2S
Chesnu street, under Continental Hotel where also
STATE Rooms and BeIths In 3 eeping Cars can be
secured during the day. Persons purchasing tickets
this office can have baggage checked al tner resi-
II. f. KENNEY, superintendent.
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From Central America,

NEW YORK, Nov. 3O.-Papama advces Of
November 28 state that when General Correoso
arrived at Chiriqui he found the place aDan-
doned. He then went to Santiago and found
the enemy had also abandoned that place.
Proceeding TO Hatello, the enemy, 400 strong
attacked Correoso, and q battle ensued, lasting
three hours, when the enemy fled in disorder,
leaving So killed, among them their leader. and
many wounded, number of prisoners, and all
their arms and ammunition. The Government
lost three killed and eight wounded, among the
latter General Pedro Gotta. This battle has put
an end TO the civil war In the State of Panama
The revolutionary movement in Costa Rica has
proved successful, and President Castro has
been deposed and Jimenez installed in his
Mace
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FINE FRENCH CALF BooTs AND GAITBRs.-The
man who has never experienced the pleasure OF
wearing pair OF boots made by William II. Heweg,
is To some extent object of commiserRtion. We
speak knowingly, having worn Helweg's boots for
years. Their comfort, however, is not their only
recommendation, as they made of the best mate
rial and in the very best manner Heweg will not
employ en- incompetent workman therefore his
work is always firstclsss His store and factory is
at No 535 Arch Street, next the OF Sixth.
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FROM RICHMOND.
The JEFF. Davis Case I'm COurt,

RICHMOND, Va, Nov 3O.-This morning, in
the United States Circuit Court, Robert Oul /,
counsel TOR JEFF. Davis, made motion TO quash
that the Fourteenth Amendment prescribes the
mode of punishment for participation in rebel
lion, which is disfranchisement, and no other
punishment is prescribed. The prosecuting
attorney moved TO postpone the motion until
the latter par of the term. CHIEF Justice
Chase decided TO hear the argument on the
motion on Thursday next.
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From New York.

WASHINGTON corresponding CLERK of the United
States Secret Service Department, was TO-DAY
committed TO Jail by Uni ed States Com missioner
Jackson, of Jersey City, on charge of passing
a counterfeit $40 national bank bill at a drink
ing saloon yesterday. The accused SAID he was
intoxicated at the time, and had no knowledge
OF the act.
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TRUSSES.

&C "BEELEYS HARD RUBBER TRUSS
0zsaG No. lS47 or nESNUT street. This TRUSS
recy applied will cure and retain with ease the mos
difficult rupture always Clean light easy, SAFE and
comfortable used In bathing, lifted to form, never
Eusts, breaks soils, becomes Timber, or moves from
porter, by which the IA Others Oorpulent and Ladies
suffering with Female weakness, will hnd relief and
perfect support; very light neat, and eeotua Pile
INSTRUMENTS shoulder Braces, elastic stockings 70
weak limbs Suspensions, etc. Also, large stock bes
Leather TruAAes. half usual priosL Lady 10 sttsnS'
nca- 1xoRwfm
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JOSH BILLINGS: rays OF the Alligator, that when
the algator's mouths IL wide open hlz head is Jest
about In the centre hiZ boldly; but they hav one
vrtoo same very forgetting, they make very
still = oze altho they haV more jaw than emmy
critteT knUed ov.
CHARLES STOKES & Co.'s
Fine Customer made Clothing has the virtue of being
unequalled In STYLE, 10 QUALITY, in CHEAPSEss
4 Call and satisfy yourself at
Grpu
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DIED..

BARNES-on the 10Th instant, w. FIR ANK, son of
Charles and Kate a. Barnes, and grandson of VIII
liam and Mary q. Bilson, aged years and months.
Tue friends AID those OI the Iimly are respect
fully invited attend his funeral, from the residence
of his grandparents, No. 1880 Elizabeth street Frank
ford, on Wednesday, December 2, a. 10 O'clock A, NJ
InteTment at LeVerngtOn Cemetery.
WAGNER.-OD the 2Sth instant, after a short and
severe Illness MARY WAGNER, In the 7ith year OF
her age.
The relatives and friends of the family are respect.
fully invited attend the funeral, from her late
dence, NO 1875 Hamilton street, ON Wednesday
morning at O'Clock. To proceed 10 Mouat Moriah
Tapa
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WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA

VXTEsT CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA
w kAILROAD.-WIN GER ARRANGEME NJ:
-un and alter MONDAY, October s. 1865, Trains Will
leave d follows:-
FIRST ano Oh EsNUT Streets. 745 A. M, II A. M,
80 p. 4I5 p. NJ, SO p. M, 6,i5 and Al 80 P. NJ.
Leave West Chester Tor Phtade phia, from Deport
on hast Mark street at Is A. M, 40 A. NJ 500 A.
Nj :, lO'45 A. NJ, 1855 p. NJ. 400 p. NJ and sos p. NJ.
ing Philadelphia al so p. M, will stop at b. O. juno
tiOn and Media only. Passengers to or from station
East, viii take train leaving West Chester Al 7'i5
A, M, and going West will take the train leaving
PbiladelphiA at 80 r. M, and transfer at b. o.
The depot In Philadelphia is reached directly by
the Chestnut and Walaut Street cars. These OF the
Market Street line within square. The
cars of both lines connect with each train upon It's
arrival. -, cv,~,,> ~.
Leave Philadelphia At g 30 A. N, and 20O 2, NJ
Trains leaving Philadelphia at 7'45 A. M and 4'F0
p H. and leaving West Chester NJ % A. M. aud $50
r. M "a connect at B. q Junction with Trains T.. d
b. G. X, h, for OK ford and intern ediate points.
4lOS HENRY WOOD, General Sup't.
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CARPKTs.-H -Housek eepers (Rnd especially country
merchants and farmers visiting the city, will lind Il
to their interest by calling vt ]. T. Delacroix's whole
sale and retail carpet warehouse No. s5 South
street, above Chesnut before purchasing elsewhere
See advertisement In another column.
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VICToR HUGO
1t is cor fdently reported thai. when Victor Hugo
asked he could tell the origin of the oaparte
family he rellied,
OF-CORs-I-CAN;
and when ask ed IT you II where to pIvchase
FINEAND FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
in the Language OF the illustrious Hugo you
swer, OF can, at CHARLES STOKES & Co.'S, 5t
NO. S24 Cnesnut street.
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JEwELRY,-Mr William w. Cassidy, No. II South
Second street. has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine EVERY and sverwAre n the city
Purchasers rely upon oh aiming real pure artl-
Gle furnished price which cannot be equalled
He also has a large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices visit TO
his store is sure 10 result In pleasure and profit.
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LsTouNpINa REPoRTs.-

2OCO CASKS OF CONSUMPTION CURED.
Professor Trosseau, of the Chdren's Hospital
Paris, reports that, in two thousand cases of Con
sumption, ia which the formula for Uphdns Fresh
lhat Cure was used 1t cured nearly every 1t
aays the cough, heals the lungs, and gives new
lease life. Sold 81 per bottle, ak for IS. JoHN
sToN, HOLLOWAY d Cow DKS, No. 6O2 Arch street.
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INVEST JERSEY RAILROAD
wv FALL AND WINTER ARIA NGEMENT.
From foot OF EFT street (Upper Ferryl
Commencing WEpNESpAY. sePtem9er ls, 1868
For Cape May and stations below Mlllville, sl5
For Mnlville, vineland, and intermediate stations
s'l6 A. M, gIB p. M.
For Bridgeton, Salem, and way stations $40 A. III
For Woodbury. at SIS A. M. sl5. $50 and 8 90 p M.
Freight train leaves Camden daily at IL O'CLOCK
noon.
Freight received At second covered whasf below
"FIeiSht delivered NO l2s South Delaware avenue.
WILLIAM J. BEWELL,
eW superintendent.
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CHILDRENs CLoTHING.-
A Splendid Assortment for
Boys, Girls, Iniants, and Misses,
Selling on ct Greatly Reduced Prices.
M. SHoAHAKER Il Co.,
No, 1924 CneanuJ street
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i STRETCHED nom 70 inohes At lNotteI
french Steam Dyeing and sco9rlnxl No, zH
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~ JOHN q. ALLEN, Ticket Agent,
No. 9Ul CHESNU street,
FRANCIS FUNK Ticket Agent,
No. ll6 MARK Ell street.
SAMUEL II. WALLACE
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company will not as.
sume any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing Ap-
parel and limit their responsibility One Hundred
Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding that
In will be at the RISK OF the owner unless taken
by special contract. EDWARD ii. VILLA Ms,
G2S General Superintendent Altoona Pa,
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LACE CURTAINS, from the Paris EXPEDITION, of the
most remarkable finish, selling at extraordinarily
low prices at p ITEMS No 14Os Ch'snut street.
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TRERwIrH's NEWS DEPOT. lately opened on Ohes
nut ST. west ofsixth. No 6l4 is model establishment
OF It's kind every respect. Neatly fitted up, airy
light and convenient Rooos oonspicuously displayed
everything in perfect order, II is really pleasure 70
"HsTpeT's Weekly" and Monthly" the Atlantic
Monthly" "COmic Monthly" ete
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FURNITURE reupholstered and vanished to look
equal 10 new, at Patterns. No l4OS Chestnut street.
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Brig M. Il. Thompson, Chadwick, Borda, Keller q
Schr sylvan, Blanchard. Havana Warren g. Gregg.
schr Cyrus Fossett, Harding, Boston, j. L. Bailey &
scbr II. Allen, Tatem. Savannah. Audenreid Norton
schr Mary D. Haskell. Haskell. Boston, do.
schr q. f. Jackson, Blackman, Boston. Day. HuddelI
schr D Talbot, Packard Boston. l. Audenred & %.
scbr Reading RR. No. 40, Robinson, Millville, Cap.
str Hannah and Sophia. Teal, Norfolk, Bancroft,
str Beverly, Pierce. New York, W. P. Clyde & Co.
Tug Tnos. Jefferson, Alien for Baltimore with O tow
Of barges, W. P. Clyde q Co.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY,
Steamship Fanita, Freeman, "a hours from Navv
BaIque Sarah b Hale White, lsdays from Carde
Brig Almon Rowell. LAWS l5 DAYS from Havana
with sugar to Geo. w BernRdou & Bro.
with lumber to Charles E. Raker.
Brig CiIcsssi Ian. Bunker, days from Boston, In bal
Brig a. j, Thompson, Chad wick. frem Boston.
dsV With ss@ sugar 10 w. uSSy via
schr Lucy Holmes, Ellis: days from Kingston,
sc6f Ann E. Valentine Bayies. days O from Jack
sonyle; N. e., with lumber to Merchant C1;
in ballast TO J. E. Bailey q Co.
schr NJ A McGaIlsn. Cal, days from Whining.
sShT Mhs1On kps Eswsv asx rSm o Newport De with
schr Roret, Crocker from New York ,.,,r,.,u
csr Heny a en- rom
Steamer Gse Cheser J9Rss rG 2 hours from Ne" York.
wh is4n mdse sf Fovs M iR BAIRD Co., 0m Ne"
N% w g
Tag Th3s rpses seeFsoP FL Asa He srG 0 Baltimore With
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA.
Foreign end cOastwse arrivals for the month OF
Novr 1865 compared with the same period Ia 1861
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A MERICAN ACADEMY OF MusTC
1n,loAIif b Hhol RI q Or q ohkh MS AZ oPERA
ITALIAN OPERA hN ERY MONDAY WEBS -
,,....-- DAY, AND FRIDAY.
GILMAN OPERA HVERY TUESDAY TUrpa
DA Y AND SATURDAY.,
,,,,a MATlNEES EVERY SATURDAY
Ibis Clu,e day. EVENING. GERMAN Opera
BtethOvtn's Immortal Work,
n Fioeio t,1,io MAJ AME CELLINI; INarce' lima MA
ia m RO1TEh Flores, an, n EHR HABEIM n ~
ghan.ho, HLkR REICHARDT; P,zarro "a tct :,
FONm nB NJ and kocqt o, JOS bPH HERMANNa
~ y, ~ -, * N Ak IA ETZEK
IOhOhhON " EDNESDAY, DecembeT p 'h
Verois Spectacular Opera,
SlClLiAN VEePERS.
hhAPPEARAH N Ck OF HE FAVORITE ITALIA NJ
ora a., BASSO SI6NOk ANrONUCCI,
D, CLese Elena, MISS ST ATES Arr'go sra
Bh ~ 1GESII Guido di Monitor, sIG. oRLANDINI.I
Dt Dt Nhnot mont $40, BARI III; Bethune eIj mn
Jh - hno 81 g. ANlONUUUI la his teas role of
Tsranlnla by kad'lle Wesmae1,
IL URSDAY, Dec. GRAND GERMAN OPERA
heAIpearapce and debut In German OF
MAZDA M - ANNA DE LA GRANGE
In MtyeTbeer's master work.
,o,.. R0BkR RI LIE DTABIE,
JUN AP1Es RANCE OF sIg. BRIaNoLI AND
HERR IL ABELMANN,
ia JOSEPH HFRMANNs AS BEETRAM
win the lpll sltength OF tbe Com med Companies
-, FRID AY, Dec 4, LA TkAVIATA
Admission, 81 Reserved Seats so cents extra
FhnnIy Circle 90 cents. Amphtheslre, 25 cents
ICkeB ana - hts can be any N IRh tq
ht Gne Academy of Music Charles Trum aiarja
MUSIC Store NO 926 Chesnut street.
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GROVER BAKERS Highest Premium Sewing
Machines, No 78O Chesnut street
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PHILADELPHIA BOARD OF TRADE,
SAMUnL &c. STOKES,
GEO. N TATbAM, SMoNrHLY CoMMtTTHK
ANDREW WHEnLVR,
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Murine NeU, see First Page.

Sun RIsI U5 MOON kISKs.-.... 6S
SUN SErs.-..........-.4%4 HIGH WArER,,.,,.,.. slI
MOONS PHASES.
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DYElNG, SECURING, ETC.

DIEiN0, SCOOhiN1, ElC.
NEW YORK DYLING ANO PRINTING!
IN ETA ABLlsHMENT.
WORKS ON STATEN ISLAND.
Offices, No. 4O y, EIGHTH sure ct, west side, Pha,
No. 9S DUANE 5Ieet
No, 752 BRO DWAY, New York, and
Nos. 1874 and 1856 PIEkREPOEr Street, BROOKLYN
This Old and extensive estaolisu menJ having been
in existence hdU century are prepared to DY and
CLEANSE Lad es' and GentIemep's Garments and
Piece q, uds every description and fabric their
usually unsurpassed manner.
SAMUEL MARSH President.
]. II. YOUNG. Secretary 10 10 mwf2m
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HEsN STREET THEATRE

.uoIS EloIt, NJ S@o CnehnuJ street,
CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE
The S0% s9SsFp5sf %o fSSyRH SS,GR !, A rxprn,,
NJ" BUT s0 FaNEoh a 1EGi6ED ii DEsHHccSSs5sENT sHcSE55ss
The establishments tt the Cilcus in Phade,ph,a
'' ''0'H hvTE$S SS fyESSkS$sp kSspSIffF WEEK.
whose merits have fully sustained the reputation
afAT fffS RibER he Fl IsTS WoRn Re
BARE BACK ACT.
III "hlch he Will execute the elimination OF Eouf-
Rf6i fS6biAfEN9E hESs 1fSAETiEsSA ~ Ms EESAD
se srrSs ssoS Snd S 5enGT their Of
ng ngpiesen'a'ons, pEr,rr H1rsp
enne in 'Asf,ps9f s%6%MS sS' SdfqsHSfR@ e sqRSTR%
VIII dem Ona'ra'1 sfs m%gnfRw ss nhfqRTsswOm"n
whose orPir aliIy. wit. humoI, and becoming modest
o'meSnor nave nrSe hin most most acceptable oiown.
vii be prominently recognized the prince OF pad
All the great arts,es who make this the best Com.
SRcts Sfh{ yer mATISGE n ArTEISsfshlssA lssArURDAy AT TWO
Dress Circle, PSiques and Cents
FanIy Circle five Cents.
WALNUT ST. THEATRE. BEGINS AT "a
Wv THIS lT9esdayl EVENING. Dec. 1.
MRS KS b. p fso%sRs RHstAEedienne
LADY AUBLEY's SECRET.
LADY DLEH.-."........"...."MRs d z. BOWERS
Iceo 70 conclude Farce of A'0OiOm
WHO sPH AXIS FIRST?
The Orange Girl a Christmas story, shortly.
MRS. JOHN DREW,s ARCH STREET THE.
CoME,BY WtEKTs ~ RS. John DREW.
BY Srs. JOHN DkEw anu Comuany
Concluding With favorlEe CJmedietta by
hR II CRAIG aud
weane,day1;T,HE PRoy6k 80 HgsBANfbo. HgsBAANfo A.
Monday next WOLVES AT BAY.
THEATRE CoMIQUE, SEVENTH STREET
The Ladies Eurap'ured: ,VnIdTen Delighted @ din"Sef
g % $50 StGnee S 8 sA uf1g fURDAY st2
hS Liens EeeIsrds PSss e &
trude. A '-'''AAA' "Du M ii lie 30 Ger Sc
UNOX's AMERICAN VARIETY THEATRE. |.
II LVLkY EVkEfES IS i0 AED SATURDAY
GREAT c6MBiNHTioNS fBhnSHoS TROUPE.
bapses snP ER R@Pas Ps1 Songs
q N c E R T H A L L. -
SELECT READINGS
~ RUFUS 4DAMs. "A
urdei the susnces OF the
TUESDAY EVI MING Dec, :, 1865
Doors open ~ 2. Commerce ats.
For sale a. Gou as Music store, no. 92s Chesnutl
e B9Rs.sfved @ cd n Seats sxsnVk Without Hs s
charge. IL wfsm AZ 4
TNhE PUBLIC KEHEARSALS OF THE dEE}
i MANIA ohCHt SIRA at horticultural @aiI i
viii be oif continued on account Of th6 bal havfcy
been preeh usly engaged. They Will sfa Resumed on
De 'enber 81
Engagements can be made by sddressfpg g. BAS-
TERI, NO, 1881 MONTkk Street; Wittfg's Music
Sore No. lO2I Chestnut street, Andres Music Store,
No 1l04 Chestnut street. O19 3m
CABL sENTZ AND MARK HASSLER'S OR
~ Oh e. IRA NArISkES, EVERY SATURDAY
al 31a =. M, IN MUSICAL Fund HALL. single Adj
mission ~ Package OF tickets g. at Boner a.
No lIU2 CHESN IT ST.. and at the Door. [Il4 III
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Foreign end cOastwise arrivals for the month OF
NoV 1868, compared with the same period In la6'-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-07-24
w no is Miss SAWYER !?

Miss sawyer lives IN the City of Rockland, Knox
ounty Me. she has ,levoietttne best Years ct ncr
life to nursing the sick, and has had more expert
ence in the OF obstinate diseases. old sores
and ulcers, and has also been consulted in more
cases of accidents. such As Burns, Sealds and
Bruises, than any other person in New England
professional or otherwise She has competed sue
ccssiully with the most able physicians in the
States, rs well as with nurses and Indian doctors
From time to time she has compounded remedies
for use ia diseases in her own practice. Among 9th
er compounds she has for many years made
Salve which soon obtained an extensive sale, and
now is in great remand abroad, rs well as in pri-
yate families and among the hundreds of men
gagged at io, kand and vicinity in the hazardous
business of qlarrying rock and burning. lime, ami
also among the seamen along the coast of Maine
so popular did it become that while it was only
put up in old mustard boxes. without labels or the
help cf advertisements, Miss sawyer received or
ders from nearly quite every state in the I'm,
ion. The demand finally became extensive that
she became Ut abe to meet it, and She made IN
arrangement with l.. NJ. ROBBINS, Il druggist
Ecckland, to take charge OF tie business and sup
ply the trade. The agent Is well satisfied with
the merits of the medicine that he guarantees il to
cure all diseases for hch it l. recommended and
any one who gives it trial according to Grec.
tons and is not satisfied is invited to reiurm the
box, with half the contents, and the money will he
refunded. Full directions with each box.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-07-24
TOBACCO .ANTIDOTE.

Warranted to Remore ALL DESIRE for Totacao.
ihls great remedy san excellent appetizer. 1t
puriie> the boot, inyiEorates the ystcm posses
&c grcas nouri-hipg and s.rengthug power eni-
blcs the stomach to digest hcalty food make
sleep refreshing 6, and establishes robust healtlI.--
smokers and Chewcrs ion fifty years cured. Irlce
fifty cent. post-.fee. \ treatise the injuieu.
effects OF Tobacco with lists OF references, IL
monials, &c.. sent free. Agents wanted. Address
DIR. 1. X. ABBOTT, Jersey City, New Jersey.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-07-24
"yVE GaEAT PIs-WOE1I EENEDYo

'IlOsEt oublcsone and dangerous pets. Pm
Worms, rany other Worms, safely and
Thoroughly rApel!e ton the syst IN by ti@e OF
DR.. Goulds Pn-W Worm syrup, without injary to
the health Of the most delicate child adult. Pni,
ly veg etnble Warranted 10 care. GEO. {. Coop.
WIZ IL Co.. Bostoh Miss, and al druggists. Price
20 cts.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-07-24

CHAW's Chemical, Electro, Silrer-Plating flaid
y makes worn out plate,l-ware as good rs
samples sent hy mail OH receipt Of % cents pay
Tor packing and postage Address }. SIT Aw then
1T, 10 Elm street, Bird seport Conn. Agents wan-
ted everywhere.