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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23

"UnquestIonabIy the best snstained
work, OF the kind, an the'TgOEId.''
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23
PAxFoN & oaLERAY
Wholesale Groeers

9 WHEEIIaG, ". VA.
HAvE RECEIVED AND OFFER FoR
ll sale AZ lowest market rnteas VIZ: ..r
iSS g Iii asif tSiS osssis GGnp'r. 7. h and ImpT
N IN; fHss6c,ess,s BACK Tea.
81 BoIeS and KeEs t51pF Va. Tobaceos
- Butfs and Caddles BlRck lns do
lG9 Gaddies Black 7<s and NaYy a.
100 Bbis Refned Sugar.
% Hhds z. &. and Cnba Sugars. ta.l
IS Bbl8 prime holaaes.
Aiso, Flour, soaps and Candles, WoOdan-
ware Spices n. c. Tar, Conc. Lyes Madder,
oopperaAs Alum, IoBWoods NeWeassle IA
salta. Chocolate, Cream Tartar, VINEGAR,
Cheesa, Shot and Lead. Salt, and numerous
We solieit an examination Of our stock
from any one wanting anything In our line
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ssSIg1HIE;P-Unehanged and quistat s. 90
as 60 for common 20 good and g Goa
$50 for prime % choice well ltattsd,
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DissoIution of Partnership.

RToTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN ne TaFtueFship heretofore exfatfng IN
TEe NIanufaeture ofOopper. Tin and Sheet
Iron Ware. between Rem q Hoemer - this
day dissolved by m u1uat consent The
btsfnesa aiu be conducted In the future by
Reed q Jones, at the old BtaDdy who viii set
tIe All cIafn1s due TO or owing 10 said ate
nrna. Thankful for past fEvorH the new arn
will endeaVor % merit and hope 70 reeriVo
oeis -. REID e JoHEs.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
SOUTH AMERICA.
WAsH1NaroN. Nov. al.


voluminons dispatches from Rear Ad
miral Davis on affairs in Paraguay
Nothing appears to justify the appre.
tensions expressed In the papers as tc
the treatment of Bliss aud Masterman.
Commander Rockland. of the Wasp
says he received Minister WashburnE
and family on board his vessel on the
10th. On the 9th Commander r. had
an intervlewtwith Lopez, who expressed
unlimited friendship for the United
States, but deplored what he termed
the unprincipied conduct OF Wash
bnEns. The Paraguayans treated the
Wasp most Hospitality furnishing need
ed supplies.
Z %. 8, FIKa-SHp GURRRIERE,
via JRneiro, Oct. 18Th. i
SIR-I have the honor to honor to in
form the Department that have in
Yited General McMahen, the Minister
Paraguay, and his family, TO take
passage In this ship, in the La Plata.
i have already said in my communica-
ton, 3l4 current series, that I shall ac.
company him to Paraguay, and shall
confer freely with Mr.. Worthington,
the Minister to the Argentine Republic
and Uruguay, from whom 1 shall OBJ
tain information which will serve to
modify and mature my plans. shall
keep the Department constantly and
fully advised of my actions.
Very respectfully.
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Money received on deposit; E1rhnnso
9GS coiIsctions Gs @ made and prOoeeds promptly
sIntarest on Special Deposits At the nate OF
fofTI 1SeI SeaSif rlsr aunuua where the de
post remains SIX months, and 1--WE Per
eeIss AsssouStS = mi of Merchants, Manumeturezs,
Bankers and otherH solicited.
Revenue Stamps for sale In sums to suit.
reucV and 4 q 4 Sc coin. kept for the ac-
comnodRtton OF fdepositoF and the public.
GEO. x. WHEA7, Prss't C..,.,-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23

81. sentsensea.. z. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-11-23

HoYE1rBkR II, lSo'
REcErPB FOR THE WEEK.
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National Bank OF West virginia
AT WHEELING. TFE
Capital paid In 100000
RFoNEY RECEIVED ON DEPOSIT. M
lll tGrest paid ON special depoaitss Notes and
niIis dIscounted. ExehanRe bought ana sold.
Collections made on al points and proceeEis
promptly remitted.
Directors
oRHPn oeLKRA4, THOMAS HUaHEs,
MICHAEL. tSEIILtR, A. 3 TODD,
AREHUR LITTLE, 1oHA h. AURRARp-
JAaHs MoCLUNKY, n. PoLL0CK,
JAMES MAxWELL.
JOHN WAGNER, President.
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NO. 80.
aHauttg.
FIHsH
n NATIONAL B ANK

pes.EnaseS @ E1s pspo.lsoEr
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GoLD--1S4X buying.
ExcHANaE-Dnll, at &c discount
buying. There is no change In the
money market.
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MERGHANFS NATIONAL BANK

capita1 Paid in' ooo'o1oE"' ''''''1
Reas OF the aNeTchants' and AechanieS
6ank OF Wheeling It Es q desisnAted De-
poaitory and Financial agent Of the United
Banking bushes. 53t.- ~ -1.-
Pre8ideRt-Jss. Nelson Vance. .s5.
plain. Jas. O. Aeheson, John 6onlon, Robert
CrRngle, A. Allen Howell, Wn1. ", GIN pSons
James Oa1ell. q. BRADY, Cashier.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-04-18
9enrp 1uffu8.

Ode ber 7ten nxb Gr9anse Strabe ct, paul.
tintefeu greiu NIB prompt betprst. pfrte peresa! beger
ti ntr be&laeeu, pe treentno IL tf Stabt., VITO be.
feas eapfetlene, e~aranttre ID raefuen 0SuHesn feeae UNI
ftuubIi&e Sebieaans. nj
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Npti3 fir Mnf1ebler
auf
Gtfenbabn : Q6n6ereiett.

Die ufe Dtstfcu Der 81. PAUL uub paeife eifeubabn
o.. bat tarl!t& tert. attei auf cine Ansabl 2dnbereteu an
tbru 5austtatnlinie aefIi@ sSu Ntnneapuls In bu
Ranbiypbt pOaeabet unb ,uar In br aa@fclstuSen Wefe.
Die Nufmerffamtett eer Anfeeler xnb Qantt6ufer wirb
~bepnhers auf na4aebtnbe Iateae sdeutt:
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/ sl.4 .lgtE ppn tjj~}@ Il.
|@iltuS 8rptb. II, Dunbar.
St.pauL Minnefpta.
qDit hseraetmea he sdarsuas aus .um saa'fa@e g.
ktrteen 0ei3dfte. uns omar ssraueswette:
| t.. Mnnabne ron Depcften.
Seller, pelde bel uas beyumirt s.rseu. hsben ~ieser,et.
etue ~sprtertse Raabisune, sur gefasus9 Ter Depsnnsstsn j.!
fir auf ene beftmute 3eit td uns uieheretleste 0dher
sesaten MIR s SGt.r Sntereaen.
2. @elp>D e@lel.
oslb. eilber unb freube Raujen tauftn aut s~eriaafeu
mir aets jun Iases<Gcurie.
3. Nntauf unb 8ertauf npn @e@ieln.
Bon suten 8~anquiers. gtru1sa aasseReute gDedil tSnnen
tei uns ftts jur1 ~enrranteu Geurie tn 0eh umevmanhelt
werben. QDtr Sertaufen gDe&jA auf Rem gsrt, 81. 2euts,
pldse Deutf9lanbs, grantre@s unb Der e&meis, ans traf-
freu mir n. u. auf fOleense 4ldse Guropas:
Mu96burg Grantfurt a. 49,
8aiel, Berlin,
Brener, Ga1e,
Colbert G1ln,
2eip3ia, Mannbeiul
MIn9enk NirnberA
@trabburg Stutt9art,
Grier. @ten1
5cmbur9> 2pnppn, &c.
A. SG%in3iebuns bon 0elpern,
@tr befcrsen bas Goleetren BON Nrten uns
5@ulbf@einen aIer grt Grbl9aften u. {. N. in
alien Tbeilen:. Gurcpa'S unb Der Ser. @taaten.
Daau erforberliae Vapiere, als gpQmadtn,
Nerai9teiftunes o. 11rtunben, Gpbtenf9eine &c. fer
hgen mir felbit, unter @arantirun9 Der &e9t~
ealtetit an unb beicreen bic eonlulartf4e ST.
glaubteuns berfelben. ~
Den @e9entpertb auer in europa
pur9 unS cpllectirten pper bel uniern
pprtt9en @prreippnpenten fir uniere
Rednun9 ei%n9ebenpen @elper ;abl;a
mir bier in @plp aus.
5. Gerfauf Don Yai1a9e<S 9etnen
sur r,ebufatrt ron Bremen, Sau,burs unit liverpool mad
Nerr~ gprt per @eeelf&iff pter Danpfbrpt. iprie Gabrbtqes
CUR Rdie uun Neu-gurf bis Ct. gaul ;u BEN ~utebrisAen
gretien.
6. Be;ablun9 cpn Iaren
tn ieten abtile res etdates. Nntauf ant gertauf sen
@runteieeutpum gesen gcmmiifpn '. n.
Z. @eretnt9te Staaten Bombs
ieher Mrt, ais 5-2Oer, 1O-4Oer unb 7-3Oer Iaufen unb YER
taufen mir gum Cages Gpurie.
6cbribcr @iuiuS S 9unbar.
GDni9lt6 YreuB. @pn1 ul1t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
U. S. Eenator

The Bddeford Journal and the Bangor
Jefersonida are at work making Z. S. Sem
ator for the Legislature. Senator Morrill,s
term ends the 4th of March, hence the neees-
sty for somebody to attend to this duty. If
the New York Tribune and these papers settle
the matter before the Legislature meets, it viii
be saving of time to that body. But no one
knows how much good this discussion may do.
We heard member of the Legislature say,
that he liked Mr.. Hamlin, that he appreciated
his political services, his long public career,
and therefore his knowledge of the public
wants but said he, ''lor the life of me / can't
invent decent excuse for retiring Senator
morrill,, who has been equally true, who is
equally able, to say the least, and who has al.
ways been faithful, for another. l could not
render to my constituents decent excuse for
such course" If these papers keep at work
they may inform such honest inquirers show
to do it. p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
FOR the Ellsworth american,
Ali Sorts

Nix. EplroR Bagalace Lodga of goot
Templers Is located in West Brooksville
F. md ut present. is In Il very prosperoa.
condition.
and quite an effort Is made TO induce the
young men TO take the pledge AID keep it.
They are to have Christmas Tree, prob
ably about the 25th inst. EEg
The people have made many inquiries
about Ellsworth, aud the question was Of
ten asked. twill the selectmen close up the
grog shops?" To this answered, ''yes, If
their courage holds our,
Bagaducs, Is the name of tie river. that
separates Brooksville from Castine, Pen
obseot and Sedgwick.
AS | was ridin z along by the side Of this
river, counted about my cloth tents on
the ice. and about the same number of
little hats made of small trees, aud brush.
| learned that they had been erected by
parties engaged In catching smells. The
smeais are soId on the ice to parties who
ship them to Boston-rhe present pr ice IL
Ice per Id, though at first they suid for 1Sc.
This is really quite business, and has be-
come source of revenue to the people
Many tonsof smells ard seis. are taken from
this river every Water. II is rather cod
work, bit made comfortable to those rho
have stoves In their tents. they earn from
fifty cents to six dollars per day.
Munson.
Dee I'm IseS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
Endeavoring to make water
run up hill.

We heard shrewd business man re-
mark the other day '.that Bangor had
been trying for twenty years to make
water run up hill, and had just found
out that such thing would violate all
known natural laws" This may be a
hard criticism on city proverbially
so smart, so pushing and so self satisfi-
ed in its own judgement. The immedi-
ate cause of this comment was the new
movement in favor of a railroad to the
Aroostook. but the remote one, or the
primal one, was the past course OF
Bangor in projecting it's railroad enter
prises. In the opinion of this critic,
and his views correspond with those of
most men who have bestowed any at
tention on the question, Bangor began
wrong in her first movement and ever
since has acted upon the principal that
water will run up hill.
To an outsider, Bangor should have
in the first place projected arailroad to
an open seaport down river. Her posi-
ton should have suggested such "A
course, embargoed with ice for six
months in year as she is, and paying
out thousands ofdollars yearly to trans
port goods from Winterport. Theroad
to Waterville should have been ''let
alone" until the owners of the road
West of the Kennebec had learned that
their interest demanded the building
ofthe road. and stubbon facts hadpoint-
ed out to them that they must furnish
the money to build it. Bangor thus let
alone on line that was to strip 1t OF
trade. would have been at liberty to
s,,,sh her enterprise down river; and
should have had the magnanimity, as
well as the far reaching business sagac-
ifv to have seen that the railroad east
should have followed as near the shore
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
Santa Claus.

on Christmas-eve. when the moon shone br ght
Nelly aud Kate saw wonderful sight
Where The fire had faded away:
A funny old man, with pipe as funny,
\ flowing white beard, and a face 50 funny.
And seemed TO warm the giittering snow.
The funny old man was ladeA with toys,
And he tossed them down without any noise,
Till IN beautiful heaps they lay.
Not whit frightened were Nelly and Kate,
For they thought in 4 dream lit was so very
late),
And they slept again, unaware.
The first crimson ray. when it came TO tell
That Christmas had risen, and all was well.
Saw Nelly and Kitty among the rest,
Happy, and loving. and merry, and blest,
Taking their treasures from stockings and floor
And thanking the giver hundred times DER
But the ashes were gray and bare.
Hearth and Home.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24

line of our coast a. the nature of the
land would admit. Instead ofthis she
mocks the Aroostook with She show of
doing something for that region while
the road runs through wilderness -ae-
comodating no settlers. and leaves
Aroostook ont in the cold. still clam
oring for her allyto help her. While
thus waiting. Houlton people wake up
and find that it hasa railroad close at
hand, one that follows not only thenatn-
raj track ofthe Buffalo. as Senator BEN
ton used to say,but one that leads toan
open sea- most desirable thing.
IF Calais is smart. it viii secure a
large share of the trade of the Aroos-
took valley; and if Aroostook is smart
enough to rise with the sun it will vet
see that the easiest, most natural, and
cheapest outlet for her will be by the
st Croix
Next week we may have something
to say as to what will become of Down
East" We need not expect any SYM
pathy from Bangor, for that city has
always acted in way to leave us out
in the cold in her projected enterprises
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24

To open the Secret! Closet, press gently
The 18TH marble button from the top on the
tcft hand side Of the mdntet-shelE .aaa al
the same time turn thrice 10 the LEFT the small
brass knob ,ohich oiT be fund hidden be
hind the central scroll-scork.
That must be the place whore Lady
Spencelaugh hides her jewels and precious
stones murmured Mr. Duplessis below his
breath "a piece Of knowledge which, in
the case of certain eventualities, may prove
of service to me. Should all 60 well, and
my marriage with Deua Frederick duly
take place. shall be in a position to dis
pense with this information in that case,
shall reform, and live strictly on the
square, But should the worst come to the
worst, why. then. may be compelled t.
make use of it. A sad alternative indeed
but il society permits gentleman to
starve, he must revenge himself on society
as best he can. Lady Spencelaugh little
dreams by what a simple accident her
secret has become known to me. But
that emerald my mouth positively waters
when l think of it.
To be Continued.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24

NY lossi such as cannot be repaired- "a tbo
frequent exclamation OF those who find bn;v
turning to the frosts of OIL age But snch NAV
take courage. sBarretts Vegetable Hair Rnstnp
hnve. put 'sit not olhy restore their hair to #.
or'g'nai color, but render it son and glesu ns
in yoi'th.-Milwsukce Sentinel.
ne r''r se-Ass. Ills madness TO neglect :,
cough or cold. however slight. consumntian
may TO low; and though Or. Wistar's Bgi.
som 81 wa Cherry for the primary diS
eases OF the throat. lungs and chest. IL always
cures where other remedies fail. ~ '
Rodfcai Restoration. It's good effects are
permanent. II not only restores the color If
the hair but the quantity and natural rlosSipeS.
This Is said by every one using Mrs SAN
lens Improved tasr style Hair Resterer ar
Dressing "a one bottle Every Druggist sell il
Price One Dollar. 3yyte
Butter and cheese are amos, Indispensable ,r.
ticlcs OF food. Properly used, they are nitric
ious and healthy, but an inortlinate use ofejtber
cause indigestion and dyspepsia. Parsons ppr.
gatiye Pills judiciously used, win renew isn,h
of these troubles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24

zeal sea of.star spang'e Banners, god
desses of Liberty" LANDS of Freedom.
"Asylams of the oppressed Of every
cline" &C.. dc. until finally out of breath
with stamping the door, hammering his.
desk and talking rapidly he subsidies amid
the laughter and applause of the members
and spectators ia the galleries. Lovely
Tennessee has furnished the Nation with
some queer specimens of the genus homo
within the last fonr wears,
..JEs So"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
Dec. In, 1868.
asfinc, Dec. 18th. 1865

tastiilc, Dec tfth, lSbS.
Mr.. EDITOR The friends OF common
school education ia this section of the
State will be pleased "a learn OF the steady
growth Of the la stern Normal school.
The winter term commenced Dec. 9Th.
The entering class numbers twenty
three. and several more are expected.
Some of The new students have had a
thorough High School training, and most
nave had experience Ia teaching.
Up TO the present time there have been
connected with the school this term sixty
students.
Fifteen young men aud women who
were conpeoied with the school last term.
are absent for the wiuter, most of them
engaged in tea hing,
From these facts we learn that serent "
ire different students have been connected
with the school since Angus 18th. Isis.
With this record al attendance, the
school will not be considered by the people
OF the government of our State, n doubt
ful experiment.
We are pleased to ess that Ellsworth is
now well represented IA the school. but
there l. room for more.
The school Is always open 10 the public.
AUD "A rigid examination of the methods OF
ilnences brought TO bear upon the school.
for the physical. intellectual and moral
benefit OF the pupils, is invited.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24

We U.PUBLFC.sTyO.rS

| -
--Harper's Magazine tor Jan. 1859 i 70
ceived with the following table Of con,o,,a
Thu Si,ent CIV a, f.r.an,,.,. ~
! n -, :" .''oo'' Inc Buffalo
psnee Iaui uu 1hieniiu Again; South Coa,,
S Saun'ef M u II, England Learning Common
SENSE My oiu woman anu Chivalrous and
.enl-cniNnlrous couthrons MY visit to Utopia:
IuGnc buIfding' a ohrsstian's Greed; The
new iimosny, part LII; The Bishop of Rnmc :.
ter: Abba Pacha of Egypt: Fiitar 'Ess.
ehair; Nc., DC.
"' pei "io'.' Ne" 10TH. s4@per year.
The Nursery Tor January, looking ~
smiling and As Interesting as new blown rose
Is on our table. Many OF the "Iittle Folks,
VIZ " P'os'ee1 " see '"'s huhoes rs they have
all prccechng Ones Nothing better for Young.
readers Is published, John l.. Sborev 10
wash;,y,o. 81 ncu,,u :, 90. 10
" " ~ Pelseu.
--Mayne Reid's Magazine. s.Onvar,I" n,n
hshed oy carlton, aa' broadway, New York.
for January 1850. and the initial umtrr 10 r,~
eeiyed T. Il a biyh.toped m.rax,r. n
$500, - =, e -'.s '"
'nk "scii 10 s'e iouhs aeh anu women of
Am RIGA. It's literature Is original. and its en-.
bellishmenis are In thu hos, .,vl, ~, ~.
vet, .,,,...,.,,a., :. 80 -,
'p''' =" Terms, 10 cniDs
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
BLuKmlI.L DEC. Il 1865.

BLUEIlI.L DEC. Il 1865.
FRIEND SAwYER: lit being pork season
consequently quite competition * going
on between the squealers aui &ignters,
and our worthy Miller is again in the field
but as he has gwen his attention pretty
much to r0litits this season. his neigh
bors pigs got their SHOUTS. inhis chopper" !;
he however butchered one sbont Il year
old which weighed 597 los while his ne Oh
Dor, J, I ilnckley, Esq..-butchered one
of the same litter. weighing 49, lbs.-Mr.
Il. G. w. D0ds who always, ''gues the
whole hog''-(voted FOR Grant and others)
has one about sixteen months old which
weighed, $50 lbs.
Others have been slaughtered but not so
weighty. Ny Bro "Abiiah" killed two
that he did not weigh, but from appear
ahee | should Judge they might reach the
teens" | notice also that there is de-
cided Improvement IN stock here, the past
few years. though there are some exeep-
tons. 0ae Farmer here has Il herd OF
about forty head. and | should judge they
would average about ten or twelve to 4
quintal 1.-THE bean crop Is now coming in.
Our Farm re- here I think pnt too much de.
pendance in the Homeopathic Uethod OF
fertilizing their land.
Thine Dixon.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24

y. NJ. PETIINGILL Co., State street, Boston,
and 81 Park Row, New York are our Agents
for receiving and forwarding Advertisements at
on lowest rates.
.. Il. NILES, lsuccessor to y. B. Palmer,) Adver-
Using Agent, No. Scollay's building, Court
str eet. Boston, is authorized to receive Adver-
tisements for this paper at our lowest rates.
GEO. p, HOWELL Co., 40 Park Row New York,
are also authorized to receive Advertisements
for this paper at the same rates as required by
ArwEEL & Co., Advertising Agents. ia Middle
Street, Portland, are our authorized agents to
receive advertisements and subscriptions ut our
lowest rates.
To CoRREsroNDESTs.-Allco communications and
all letters of business with this office, TO receive
early attention, must be directed to the ERssco'A
american.
The American Is the only paper published in the
Comfy, and has large circulation amoung the
most thriving citizens of the County WIN our
friends in the several towns send us local items for
public alton Nothing helps so much. All the
marriages, deaths, accidents launches of vessels
building of school houses and meetingbopses, or
sny other local items of interest.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
Sheayes of Wheat.

The rich golden sheayes of the western wheat
aelds give Inc flavor and richness of the celebra.
ted Golden sheaf Bourbon. Sold in large quart
bottles everywhere. c. A, Richards CO., "
Washington st. Boston, largest retail wine ANU
sirit House in America. "a. go
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24
A Gentle Stinlulent.

There are many sick persons who become urea
of the use Of Whiskey. The concentrated hxtrsct
Of rye contains all that 10 valuable In wh.key,
without its hurtfai Ingredients. O. A. kcnaras
Co.. 80 Washington street. Boston, largest wins
and Spirit House In America, SOS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24

Have you ague in the face; and is it badly
swollen! Have you severe pain in the chest,
back, or slider Have you cramps or pains in the
stomach or bowels! Have you bilious collie OF
severe gripping painss If so, use Johnsons An
odyne Eminent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-12-24

Tho New York Post Office employs 30s
mail-carriers. On the 18th these officers are
all TO be clad in uniform, cadet-gray coat and
PANTS with black trimming, and marine cap.
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6Aasious of Courts.

SUPREME JUDIcIAL-At Ellsworth, commencing
on the 4th Tuesdays of April and Oct.
COUNTY CoMAIssIONERs-At Ellsworth, com.
mencing on the 4th Tuesdays of Jan, April and
Oct.
PROBATE CoURTs-Elsworth. LIST We'd In Jan.
Feb, Aug, Sept. and Dec; Sd We'd. in June; 4th
We'd in April; 4th Tues.l Oct. Bucksport-lst
we'd in May; Sd Wed in sept, and Jan. Blue
hill-lst Wed in July and Nov.
COUNTS OF KuPrCY,-Ellsworth,2 I'd Ihurs
day alter lot Monday of each month. Machias
Sd Monday OF each month. Belfast, LIST Wednes,
day of each month. Rockland, LIST Monday of
each month.
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Itis CounterGeitsd.

be sure and see that the anne Of 4. Dunstss
London is on the bottle, and you VAN tnen oDta, n
the beat Lo ndon Deck Gin 10 be had. z. =. aiS.
ards d CO.. 90 Washington St Boston, isrge" ~
an wine and Spirit House in America,
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JAMES DYER.

We have hundreds Of others similar
to the above that we can refer to. both
in city and country.
Persons ut distance can be treated
by letter
Your od't servant.
CHARLES MORSE, NJ. D..
Physician for disease of Head. Throat
and Lungs. 70 Free St. Portland.
Me.