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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-23
The Money Market.

Special Despatch 10 The Evening Telegraph.
New YORK, July 23.-The general stock mar
ket shows an advance in prices since yesterday
of about ~ per cent. New York Central has
been as high as 2149l, but is quieter now at
2139l; Hudson River is decidedly stronger; it
has advanced to-day 2 per cent and is now
quoted at 1863. Gold continues steady, and is
rather strong at 1853. There is a tendency to
higher figures in consequence of the Parlia-
mentary crisis in England, which is fraught
with the gravest danger, and is likely
at any time to produce severe disturbance
in money circles. Money is very easy at per
cent. Foreign exchange is quoted at 110@110B,
and 11O19@11O%. Government securities are
quiet at generally unchanged prices.
Despatch TO The Bvening Telegraph.
NEW YORK, July 23.-Money is easy and funds are
available everywhere. The rates are about per
cent Commercial paper is in demand at from to
10 per cent. on A paper The gold market is dull
and firm, opening at present quotation, 1855. Gov
ernments active and firm at yesterdays quotations,
with an advance of q on skies OF 81 registered and
5-20s of IS. Southern securities are buoyant at an
advance Of from to ~ on the list. Sterling eX-
change dull and firm at former quotations The
stock market is steady; the most noticeable quota
tions are New York Central, 211; Hudson River,
1861; Erie 294; preferred, 55; St. Paul, ~ Paei-
fc Mail SAL
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-23

"A savings bank in Boston has not lost a
dollar in twenty years
Akron, Ohio, has an opera house that win
seat 1000 persons.
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THE GREY RESERVES HOME AGAIN.-This after
noon the Grey Reserves, Colonel James w. Latta
commanding, who have been spending the past
weekat Cape May, will break camp and, taking
= special train at two p NJ, will arrive in this
escort consisting of the Philadelphia Fire Zouaves
Col A.. j. Sellers commanding, and Fritz Zouaves,
Col. Peter Fritz, Jr., commanding. The following
route will be marched over:-Up Market street to
Third, down Third to Chestnut, up Chestnut to Thr-
seenth, down Thirteenth to Spruce, up Spruce to
Broad and to the armory at Broad and Race streets.
The Reserves have hadIa glorious time during their
absence, and have been hOnored as but few other
similar organizations have been. Thrice they were
reviewed by General Grant and once by General Van
Vet, representing General Meade. Hop after hop
was given them and their camp was daily visited by
thousands
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-23

BARTENDER VS.. CUSToMER.-JOhn Montgomery
went into the tavern OF John Misco on Water
street. below Callowhill, yesterday at noon. While
there he got into quarrel with the bartender, who
struck him on the head with mallet cutting an
ugly cash. The bartender then drew pistol and
shot Montgomery in the arm. Montgomery was
taken TO the hospital and the bartender was taken
INTO custody,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-23
Getting Ready for the ScnffoId.

ne same journal contains also JAe following:
The colored man William Edwards, or Roach,
who was convicted and sentenced to be hanged
for the murder of Samuel Wilson, has for some
time been preparing for the gallows Governor
McClurg postponed the execution from June
II to July %, and on Friday next, unless EXecu-
tive clemency again grants reprieve, he will
be hung in the jail yard. The rope is ready-the
same cord that was procured for the execution
OF Billy Banks, who was pardoned by Governor
Fletcher.
Edwards appears to be confident that he will be
reprieyed, but says he is ready to enter the next
world, having made his peace with God and paid
off his little debts in this world.
Last month when the time fixed for his exc
cutlon was drawing near, Edwards visited
almost daily by large numbers of colored people,
who prayed and sang in front of his cell, and
succeeded by incessant supplcations in convnc-
ing MN OF the truth of religion and the efficacy
or purlheatlon by immersion, as practised in the
Baptist Church. The large bathing tub in the
Jail was filed with water, and the repentant
murderer was soused into it, face upwards com
ing out nearly strangled, but feeling an inward
cohVlctlon that his sins had been washed away.
since the postponement of the execution the
visits OF his colored friends have been less fire.
quent, but the regenerated sinner is contented
and requires but little additional consolation
EDWARDS is rather dull minded full-blooded
yellow man, formerly slave of Mr. Sharn of
Lafayette county He stabbed Wilson with a
knife at a ball because Wilson had strnck n
colored glrl with whom he had been keeping
will commute the sentence to imprisonment for
life ''0-i''''N' io'
One Brother Chops Another Down.
A Cincinnati paper narrates the following.
There are two brothers, William and Benia-
min Bryan, who live about twelve miles back of
Coyngton. William, the elder, is married. and
has three or four children. Benjamin is con-
siderably younger, hardly having yet arrived at
mans estate. dispute arose yesterday morn
ing between these two, on a matter of suffi
ciently small importance. Each wanted to use
the wagon and the dispute soon became
very warm. At last the younger seized nm
axe which happened to be near at hand, and
struck his brother four blows upon the head
knocking him senseless, and it is feared, inflict
ing so serious wounds that life cannot be saved
The aid of a surgeon from this city was called
| as soon as possible, and all was done that couid
be done for the sufferer. Our informant told ms
however, that it was hardly probable that his
life could be saved. The younger brother. he
said, had been apprehended and brought to
Coyington.
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ACCIDENT TO DoMEsTIC.-A servant girl named
Duffy in the employ of Samuel Bessck, on Main
street. Manayunk, while hanging out clothing on the
nat this morning, missed her footing and slipped
through the skyght, falling to the ground She was
badlV hurt,
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-23

WEDDING INVITATIONS, ENGRAVED IN
w the newest andEbest manner.
LOUIS DREKA Stationer and Engrayer.
No 1893 OHESNUn Strea
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FROM NEW TORK.
A Robbery.

New YORK, July 23.-Gilbert Burns was
robbed of $3.50 while asleep in Smith street,
Brooklyn. Three persons were arrested on sus-
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BROOKLYN, July 23.-The daughter of Mrs
Margaret Farmer was suffocated last night
under peculiarly distressing circumstances. The
mother left her child under the charge of its
grandmother, with special charges of care
during her absence. On her return she found
the7 grandmother grossly intoxicated lying
across the child and the child dead An investi-
patiOn will be had.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-23

THE FIRE ZouAvEs' VISIT TO ATLANTIC CITY
Full arrangements have been made by the Philadel-
phia Fire Zouaves Colonel A. j. Sellers comman d.
ing) for their trip to Atlantic city, They leave the
city Saturday, July ri, arriving at Atlantic City
about o'clock L. M. They then repair to their en-
campment In the evening reception-hop, given
by Colonel George W. Hinkle, VIII take place at
Congress Hall. on Monday night they attend the
grand Soiree militaye at the United States Hotel on
Wednesday night they will be at the Surf House hop
the invitation heing extended by Thomas Farley,
ESQ, and on Friday night the Excursion House gives
promenade concert in their honor. on Thursday
night at the latter house. there will be grand bd
7nGsque which they will visit During their stay the
Zouaves will be under strict military discipline.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-23

THE EVENING TELEGRAPH AT CREssoN.-Messrs
Rily & Sergeant general railroad new agents, have
established an agency at the Mountain House, Cres-
son, at which place guests will find THE EVENING
TELEGRAPH upon the arrival OF the trains
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-23

an inquest the body of David Davis, who was yes
terday killed by being run over by on the
Second and Third Streets Passenger Railway at
Huntington and Amber streets. The jury rendered
q verdict OF accidental death
Also on the body of John B. Mungan, who died
from the effects OF injuries received the Philadel-
phia and Wilmington Railroad. Verdict, accidental
death
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-23

NEGRO RUDELY ATTACKED.-At O'Clock last
evening, William Jackson (colored), while passing
the office OF newspaper, on Seventh street. above
Chestnut, was assaulted by crowd of printers. He
replied to the insults, when dog was Kissed on
him. A printer then struck him, and he
resented the blow by another. Reserve
Policeman Wilson arrested Jackson and the printer,
who gave the name of Michael Bergen. Both will
have hearing this afternoon at the Central Station
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-07-23

A DELIGHTFUL TRIP.-The boats for Gloucester
leave South street every few minutes. Gloucester
this season is one of the best patronized resorts
around the city.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
Foreclosure OF Mortgage

Joseph : Nichols and James Mo-lev. Jr..
both Of Ellsworth. in the County Of Hancock.
and Slate Of Maine b, their deed OF mortgage
dated November 1t. A. ID. 1875, conveyed 10
me. muel Merrill of Surrey Ia sid County
a lot of land with the buildings there .itu-r
tel in said Ellsworth and described - follows.
10 wit: Beginning on the South -lde OF the road.
leading from Ellsworth TO Orlsnd. at the liue
OF the ffry acre lot, adjoining the lot run out by
jams Peter IN the fall Il 1911. Tor Amrziah
IreworgN. which lot VIZ nj that time ia o,'u-
PATTON Of wllian Dular'l. and since INIT Tine
NOR gagged 10 harIe- Jarvis. W d. ed Recorded
Book d. page sSJ-,h-nre running south b -
degrees East. two hundred rod to the back
line 81 toe road lot; thence North forty-nte
degree. West to the line OF the lot OF one humid
red and twenty-five acrc> a. there ru.i by ,aii
Peters. the corner maj ked on enruc- Tree,
theme. North thirty--iX aud one hall degrees
West. TWO hundred rod, to the Buck-port road
tn = Birch Tree. marked u the y. W Cor ner
thenci- by the road 20 place OF beginning, COLI
Tain ing seNeniy-iiye acres more Or less.
The conIi. Ion- IN said III brigage having been
broken by reason whereof claim a foreclosure
Of the same. aud give this notice accordingly
samuel Merrill,
BY ARNU WISW ELL. hi, AIRY
Dec. = A. ID. I-Sy.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
UNIFORM THICKNESS, THIN
Eel n SHIC,

eEAUTiF POLLEN,
like enamel on both surfaces more
perfect tit can he made by this than by the
old METHOD. The power of ma>tication is
doublv increased, and the tendency of the
plate 10 rock. or become detached i, en-
tirely avoided.
They are much more durable and less
liable TO stain.
In fact IA set of teeth made by this pro-
cess is greatly superior in every respect 10
one made in the old way. And TO demon
strate this invite every person who wants
a sets of teeth made 10 come and let me
fit them. and will ask no pay until actual
test has given satisfaction.
Persons having badly fitting plates can
have them reftted by this method-prices
will be as low as are charged clewhere for
old style work. Remember no other Den
fist in the County can. or has right to
make these plates. Come and see for your
selves.
DIR. T. W. CLEMENTS.
ONCE in joys Building, Main St, Els
worth Me.
\. B-The superior merit % hi invention
are abundanty aite-tet by the tact that he most
eminent practical Dentist are its most rnthu-lAs
tic en,i"r~cr-. The following are few OF the
many who have given testimonial
Prof- j TAFT ami II. r. SMITH, Ohio Dental tCll.
Prof u. %. SMITH. Philadelphia dental t"ss..
Prof EDwI> 4 DANNY. Penn wanna Dental Coil
Prof. y. j. ;. GoRGAs an ! + II. NU>IIN, baiu.
more College ;,-nral Sure y. AMI IN my othcs ;
that -psc. will not admit of inserting.
3wi:
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$50 BARRELS OF APPLES
( DAUCHi's 4 cos COLUMN. I
BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PRICES.

Thst the MASON 4 HAMLIN CABINET and
METROPOLITAN ORGANS are the Best in the
W ord is proved by the almost unanimous opin-
ion Of professional musicians. by the award to
them Of SEVENTY FIVE GOLD and SILVER
MEDALS or saber highest premiums, al principal
industrial competitions within few yesrs. incud
ing The MEDAL at the PARIS EXPOSITION and
by sale very much greater than that OF any -im.
Only First-class Instruments, and will not make
cheap organs At any price. or suffer an Inferior
instrumon; - bear their name. HAVING greatly
increased their facilities for mauufacture. BY the
introduction Of new machinery and otherwise,
they are now making Better Organs than Ever Be.
tore, 1T increased economy IN cost. which, in &C.
eordanee with their fixed policy OF selling always
1t least remuneratve profit. they now Offering
At Prize IS Of Inferior Work. Foar Oct ave Organs
Plain Walnut Case, go. Five Octave Organs,
Double Reed SOLID Walnut Case, carved and pan
ne,ed, with Five stops (violA Diapason. MelodiA.
Flute. Tremulant), ei25. Other styles in proper
ton.
Circulars, Sifh iuil particulars, including aceu.
rate drawings Of the different styles Of orsane
and such information which viii be OF service IN
every purchaser Of organ vii be sen free, and
postpaid. TO any one desiring them.
MASON HAQI.lN ORGAN CO.,
~ lA fremont st.. Bostoa; SIS Broadway, New
Y.4k.
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Notice /, hereby given, that by virtue OF .
license from the Judge Of Probate for the
/, ,m,p,v OF Hancock there will be exf osed for
ale ~ public auction Mt the premises in Blue
hill on sarurd the 18th day OF January nexi
:, - o,rl,s.I <. N. all he real Estate owne d
by the late George W. Candage Of sald Blue
hin At the time OF his deces>e including the re-
version o, the widows dover therein.
SAID real Estate consists Of the HOMESTEAD o.
.aid de, essed and the reser>ian Of The widow .
dover therein and Is situsted IN saiu nuenii,'
IN ~ ve Al leading by the south VI the noun
tain to Ellsworth and joining land OF Joseph
Holt.
Terms cash on delivery Of deed.
ISAAC 8, OsGOOD' Admr.
BluehiIl, Dec. 9Th, ls6s. sw$S
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10 supHil
At A LOW PRICE.
~ CLUB RATES
~ FOR WEEKLY

The shove rate. s-e ss low those 81 any fr.t-
rlss- n-w-pAi-rr published
Tho facial and political principles which the
>~v lork fvr~i>. P".T hs- o. long and faith
fully Snppcrtc'i It will continue the future u
. rocaic. What thee principle. are. our readers
wril knn~ they NAV 10 -ummrst M IN i~w vo'i-
National taty ate Independence. aud indirtd.
ual Freedom an Equality ~ X gh's The p-rp-f-
uiN and -uprvm scy "i the I s,on, AZ thr guaranty
Ht our nAtonal -trrngth ana vlory the inirpen.
drnce % tae states. in all their local affairs the
guaranty agtissi an Oppressive. and dangerous
cen't alfatiun the Freedom ani k.ia .lify OF THE
individual. with "a regard e. birth accident .
the rigntiul emit Of al Government and the sur-si
m" an Of -ocial Development, p-TsonAl hsppane..
ami national progre-s
These principle. the EVENING Posi- VIII sup
port anh recommend TO the People, without
said IN party association We shall SIP
part any part in II. departures from them, and
shall cndcsN or. 60 tar our influence extends -
cause them 10 be recognized by men OF all Vasii..
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Mt BY mail on Applicant N,
W. B. SHATTUCk,
TpEa
Tavern Stand For S lie.

1iit well Known stand called the American
] ll"u-e' In tlisA osth l. offered TOR stIc Thr
."cat'n * the b. It IN the city and the patronage
bestowed upon it has always been hberil aud
inc business must OF necessity Increase in ina
luturr- To one quaintvd W lii the business aud
Who Il disposed to accommodate the public uu
hetie' chance Offers The reason at selling l. |
nave been IN the business long enough
II tbs house - not sold, 1t - iii be closed -
puzzle house ailer the lst oi Dec. until further
notice.
El-"orIh. Nov. 18th i-tJ BENJ j. IfNkiR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
DENTAL NOTICE.

J'nr undersigned has the pleasure Of
Announcing 10 the residents OF
ii,>CoCk COUNTY, that he has recently
purchased the exclusive right 10 use DIR
l.. SUCKS new PATENT METHOD, for ..ob-
tanning and using MrrALIr DE>rAL DIS "
This invention IL of great value 10 DEN
TAI MECHANISM, and Will entirely super
sede the old method of making artificial
plates.
The following are some OF the advant-
ages OF the new process, plates are Of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
legal 1otltei
Notice Of Foreclosure

on the >e.rnd day OF September A. u. iSs3
by her Deed Of Mortgage OF that date recorded
in the Hancock Registry Of Decd. Book lls
Page 1872. Aj-ine II cook Of fremont IN
the ouHty OF Hancock conveyed io me, Benz
r. Butler oi -Iid fremont. 4 Certain hot of
land living a. south Wet Hsrb3r in fremont
aforesaid and bounded by the meciinghouse
lot. u vid King. and Albert Bartlett- line.
and the t..wn road. containing h,e AcIe, more
or ! with all the building- thereon.
Now the condition OF said mortgage be NJ
broken 1 claim 4 foreclosure Of the same and
give thi, notice for THAI purpose.
BENZ. r. BUTLER.
Ellsworth, Dec 4, lS59. 3w&S
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Ihe ellswostb american.
THURSDAY. DEC I'd. 1859.
Clubbing.
VIEW .iDTEH TlSEMENTS.

sumption-Special.
Dauch's Advertisement
Foreclosure OF Mortgage
cure of Female Weakness
$50 Barrels Of Apples-L. r. Norris.
Holiday Presents.
SfraXrd
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Legislative Notices.


10 me Honorable Senate and H,.e II,
Rspresento,,rss \, -, ~" no VI" ~
far is-o :" Legislature assembled
IN. NM,
Honorable b.,is for ssp,,ay petition Your
an Sor to Ellsworth drert and from thsnc ,sI I'm
.he mo-, feasible way to Calai-, meaning reu y"
trsyeII,nv vs,,, accommodate the business AMI
hay. tn ,h'.' a",i aiso a.. Tor aatho ity or
ing al al, -. VI E'-"oEth To ALL IN the build.
stI,i y 1 ,ns't ~ Ellsworth.
r. ' IA :, Nov Isih' i~'s Is
'"f H'"pTdbie So ne and House Of
Representatives. ia Lsgislatnre as.sD,Lled
I"r 1870.
~" Undersigned p~tiiien your Honorable ta-iy
i"i a charter Tor a railroad from nang.r /, tu.
.t 10y inc way OF tucsspbrt. a,i ios auth.,ity
i'' 'ne cry OF Ellsworth 10 sii the same.
ard otb.rs
IT. m u' IN i,'
Repre.en,o,;re.. J,-, uN' mons, !"
1be -,.,., :, 'ssf'"ted-
orahlc beiy TO grant il'rm .arter ~, r,,'.
from snck.porT m ,,,gh p,-in.,, y, Ia au
aerus- Penob-cot Riyrr =, r,,,,,.s, =, -, ~,
81 Rail Kaaf 1t u.u,..r -" '"'"' "'''
T. q w,nnNt,<
.f ~,
Rn-k.t,a-t ~. 81 -, 'h" "'hfis
r. RI :,
~ me Honorable Senate ana Hosse of
Representatives, IN Legi.rntYr, 0sssmIysJ
nrasle ia, 10, l-,.a ~ "u 10y, psul.n !onr Hon
Mac. Point Buoksport into tiis.~a,er, OF fenon.
,."i River
HfN''' wv i''h iss'
fbN AEb >NATFh.
pst,r,..n,,,,,... T.. ~
=, =" - H'N"i"f' "ss'mbfed JoT
orahle bply for leave 10 svicai wharf IN n. ~,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09

The most unhappy person in the world i the
dyspetiiic. Everything looks dark and gloomy
he feels out Of sorts" with himself and very
body else Life l. . burden % him. Thi- can
ali be change BY taking Peruvian syrup Ia
protoxyde OF Iron). Cases VI q year. stand
ing have been cured By il.
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Commissioner Notiee.

MI oposa'. viii he received BY the County Com
~ 1,, nntil jan 1t ls,o, to furnish the ian
" ,5a'nonse with wood from J an l.t $50 TO .ynIv
49, saia ocd TO be Of the best QUALITY 81 sol,
"a.u wo"d and cut .he usual length ~ cor., Won,
ss 70 turn'sh tseive coris II the hest quality of
s.'a s".d Tor the cunt, bailiinx., and two corn.
y. ,, III hry Mo"d for kindlngs. to be sawed 81
Aoie ,eigth TO burn split and pu' mo the y, Cd
rouse oeiore the nr.t day OF Aug ls10.
EfhkAiA CkABrREk( Chairman
( Commission.
Ellsworth. Ga. 18th iSs sv.a
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
Loss Of Appetite and Debility.

we know Of none equal 10 Speer's STANDARD
Wine Bitter-'' for those who either suffer from
over mental or physical exertion. resulting IN
loss Of appetite and consequent debility.
Sold by Druggists.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09

blessed is the man wbo inven,ed sleep"
saws Ssncho Psnza. Blessed Is the man u 10
invented Wsrren's Cough BalsSm," says the
pubiic
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09

ltis extremely fortunate that DR.. A. II. Hayes
theeminent phy stefan has been led one result
Of hi. vast experience in the cure of Chronic dis
eases and bu Hiding up shattered constitutions, 10
write the important medical books he has lately
given to the world. Every body should get them
uses 3mS7
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09

Have the reader of the American ever
u.~d any Of Par on. Purgstive Pili-F' II not.
Why not they are the hest family physic. be
sides beng ihr srezisst anti-bilious remidy
the re i. in the ouniry.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
Be- Bunch Of Qfapes.

ON standard in another column. SPEER'S
STANDARD WINE BIrTERS IL highiy re-
commended by physicians for DyspePtics' on
suoernt q IL tonic properties, is purity, and
iss delicious 1aSor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
DODD'S
O>CE MORE.

medical profession Is the ANTI Bilious pm Of the
American Phaimacop9ia. And ~ reputation
has been well enough deserved bu, IL j. "A PHI
a-vertheie--, and most people Of eensisility feel
Q ,mething AS big a a meeting hsuse cnlning-islo
their throa. whenever pill Is sDok u OF. Dod1'g
Nervine and Inv Igorafor acts efficiently ON the
hillary organism II rriIates neither sto,n ,ch nor
Intestine In its ope ration aud what's Nery In
portant, AS all good nurses know. it is Most
Agreeable to Take. being pleasant to the % late
ms amy delicate WINE. We all know how II Is sith
Cod Liver OIL. In pure state II Is excellent tor
certain conditions Of dei,ili.y particularly IN ten
,iencie- To Consumption; and yet many OF the besi
ply sicilns decline to prescribe ii, bccaa it 50
d1eadfully slckens the patient. That, they say,
makes II do more harm than gool. With Dodd',
Nervine ali this becomes obsolete.
for sale by all druggists. Price q. sw43
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
BUSINESS NOTICES.

II your horse i lame, sore o. CALLED. You
should use Johnson's Anodyne LinineuI'
wash the par, with CASTLE soap and warm wa
ter rub DRY with clean cloth hen apply the
LIZ. irnent rub in well with the hand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-12-09
A Book for Every Woman,

Entitled SEXUAL PLY >IDi.Gtri OF WOMAN
,\nutp pt.E,sE. or u>,,x ..,,., .
. . - 'f
IA ~''Lo''i' >LLi ANp ALPHABETICALLY, nom
FANCY TO ORR AGE, with elegant IitISrRA
~. t,..,,,,,-.
49, " ~ " '''' wv ''''H' \
Uaofu nary WORK. On fhN' ilpky ever published
There Is nothing whatever that the NJ ARKlFu W.
<,It ItrItIp an
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,,..,,.r. i, ~. NO., III, -,
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Northumberland. .,
VILLA. h t..,..,, .
IL I'LL, .,...., -. f,it > kim,
.r,,.".,l.,