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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

1t seems to us rs il something more
than just what meets the eye Of the
thoughtless was involved in the selec-
ton Of candidate for Governor for
the Republican party this year. When
the question was mooted Of re-nomi.a-
ting Governor Chamberlain, it was
evident that one or more Of the religi-
Gus bodies Of the state would in mass
assume Q hostile attitude towards him
because Of his views Of capital punish
mcnt- Another class was opposed be-
cause Of his Temperance views. Nov
the question Of temperance was not at
all involved in the question Of . Re
publican nominee, for the party for
more than ten years has been the tenn
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Jefferson, Wis. June 18th 1859

IciitTsOn, W IS June 10Th 1859.
Dear Sawyer.
| write this letter from little inland
town in Wisconsin, about two thirds a.
large as Ellsworth. II is situated on
both sides Of ROCK River, on the line OF
the Chicago and Northwestern Rail
way, and from my observation and
what Others say, suppose it to be a
fair specimen of the towns OF Southern
Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. By
making my head quarters here, and
rambling about into the country, | am
getting pretty good idea Of the state
Of things in the part of the West.
The crops all look finely except corn.
The continued wet weather has put thi.
crop back so much that it is almost a
failure. That horrid pest, the potato
bug, made ferocious attacks upon the
potato vines, but the farmers have re-
sisted them with their whole force of
men, women and children, and have
succeeded in saving the greater part
Of their vines. Wheat, oats, rye, and
barley appear to be in superb condi.
ton, and bountiful crop is looked for.
1.-THE number Of hogs is any indica-
ton Of the supply, pork must be cheap
next Fall. On a ride to Madison IN.
other day, saw hogs and pigs almost
without number. They fairly swarm
ed. The present high prices have in
duced every farmer to invest largely
in hogs.
The mania for ''hop growing" is very
much abated, but the mania for ..laoer
beer" is still intense and undated
This village has two large Breweries
and twenty three beer saloons. and
they are doing a thriving business
selling ''lager" at three and five cents
a glass. "Union, Liberty und swell
lager" is the slogan of the Germans
In the West. They have wonderful
capacity for beer. The accounts Of
"Hans Breitmans" exploits in drink
ing ''lager," are not much exaggerated.
The Germans, however, are Z yerv
excellent people. They are industri-
ous' faithful and prudent. They make
superior laborers and artizans, and are
much sought after by employers. As
traders, they will make profits where 4
Yankee would b bankrupt in six
months. Some Of the finest stores
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To Females
DR. FREDERICK MORRILL,. PHYslClIN

DR. FREDERICK MORRILL,, PHYslCliS
ana surgeon, gives exclusive attention 10 piseas'
OF Woin@n. lie has made diseases OF womea 1i
ss.1dy LOT we past twenty years. His pr ctoe ..
been extensive botn in hospital AMI IL pisse
Pracuce. MS reputation has youch rs 10 Al A
cry papers, his patients, and the medical prois'
ION, both here and abroad as being the most 80
M specialist here, and thorough master Of d
NJ. Aosriii u admitted by the best medical =
ca. Of the country to have no equal in the Teas
ment OF Female Complaints, AMI il Il no unuta.
occurrence for physicians in regular practice 7
nicted with diseases in his speciaIry.
Ladles Will receive the most scientific attsba'
noan medically and surgically with private psI'
1u's oufihs SICKNESS, and with old and exps''
enced nuIses, If they wish
ne poor advised tree Of charge. Phy sieian. y.
pa asen.s wishing his opinion or advice, BY lena
return mail I'M "
nnsdiel- Is sent 70 all parts Of the country,
ONCE, No. ~ HowARi, sT.. Baston Mas.
sBlAwf&
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here are owned, and managed by Ger
mans. who manifest rs much dash and
enterprise as our best Yankees.

here are owned, and managed by Ger
mans. who manifest rs much dash and
enterprise as our best Yankees
Wheat is selling here for S1.o5 per
bushel. which is quite low, and conse-
quently every thing is dull, compara-
lively. A fall in wheat prostrates
every interest here, the same as fall
in the price of lumber affects nnfavor-
ably all the business interests OF Ellis
worth. Still everything appears pros
porous There are several brick stores
in process of erection in Jefferson, and
some elegant private residences are
commenced. Real Estate is high,
much higher than in Ellsworth. The
cost ofliving is full as high, and wages
OF mechanic and laborers are about
the same. Carpenters can get more
steady employment here. bat ! don't
see that other classes Of artisans have
any surer occupation or better pay
than in Maine.
am still Of the opinion, that Maine
men, who arc doing living business
at home, would not act wisely. in
leaving it for the West. A man out OF
business would get into business here
h in, Maine
Yours &c. +.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

The waterville Mail says: a telegram
RON Groton, Mas, reports Jo-eua Nye. ia
tory rheumati.a He had heen a,,.nJ,a
commencement at West Point, where hi, Al
'Acs commenced but he was able 10 get A. far
ssa'roton IN his way home. when he wa. com.
behed TO submit TO the Tyranny Of this painful
no report OF his condition.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

The Aroo-took Time. OF list week .av,
The formal ceremony OF turning the brat ~od
on the Houlton Branch Railroad, was per-
formed on fhur.dty last by Mr. Todd. Pr..i-
dent OF the 81. stephen Railroad, and party
81 IAdie- and gentlemen from II. stephen The
party then proceeded To Woodstock and some
81 them took an excursion 10 Tob,que and
Grand Falls by tho steamer Whittier :
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01
we learn from m. s,oxh. D.

we learn from the Skowhegan Reporter
that the ,omerse, Railroad Company have
roinInrhced building their bridge across the
hrnnebec AZ Sorridgewoek: but IN doing "a
they have msds frghtfu havoc with the
charming Clark place one OF the most b~aIItI-
nj on the river, and the home Of sophia NAV
The author OF the Little Prudy and Do,tv Dim
have .onis
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We are much gratihrd Al the evidence
cumulatlns on every hand that the project Of
forming 4 third party /, being very generally
abandoned. and that the principal mover. in
that direction are Welding TO better eoun.els
anu are giving their adhesion 10 the r-gul lar
nomination, thus assuring b-vond per,,ivan-
ture The success OF the republican party /. i no
Ir-. the success Of the principles for which
they 50 earnestly contend"
Bath ,SeaffHe[
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coon SAVING. N-s,rs. il ar. walk
-r & Co., have III use at the Basin Mills
one of the hrrrin r. Center Vent
Wheels, venting about $50 in chrs OF wa
ter, To which they have attached a ,ircu-
lar Saw. The sawyer ia charge OF IT, Mr
thomas shay, manufactured last week by
day. 2Oo. 27O feet Of lumber. aver.yiry
S3 3Is Il. per day. Mr.. SHAY sawed the
previous week, 70, 7aa feet IN one half ciay
WhlG.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

beautiful use HsEan's Magnolia uAin
II gives a pure Blooming Comps 4aa a.. F.
stores YouthAil B.auty.
Tia effects are gradual. naGgrai sad prrhrar
IL Removes EcdncAs Blotch.a aHl F-z5~
cures Ian. eanbara And yFrc A4ga. an! z4.a
Lady Of thifty appear but twenty.
Th~ MAErn iia Balm makes The - I'D -sa7.4 d.
Prariv the 20 bright and clear the -sr. !, f.
with the Bloom o. Youth. and impsr,s rs
plump Appearance 70 the IoaHtrnAa NJ -4
need complain % her Compile Nioa ~Hea - ..
win purrha's this delightful Article
The bc.t thing 70 ,tress Use H.ir va -e.s
hatha4Tsn- IF.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

I-Ihe contractors OF the European &
Norm American Railroad finished LAYING
the trackto Lincoln last Saturday. The
cars on the road now run as far as Pas.,-
uumSsaS' where they connect with river
s from VIM. IL Is propo sed to
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49,. =. Carter Il Co., OF Belfast ar.
building first class ship Of 1900 tons o. m.
'or ospt. Robert Emery. who will com
mana her' and for parties in New York
snu pnsk.po Messrs Carter & Co. are
also building brig OF $50 ton, for C,n,
George Colson. to be Of IL \ few 49,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

'frH. NhfItfN OF IpTllAuu, -alu tliAt
for three years: the State had been
served by one who had also served tho
country splendidly in the field Cap
plausc.) And now the people. against
his own wish ID retire 10 private life for
rest from the wound, which had been
inflicted upon him, called on him 10 do
further duty. He nominated the gallant
soldier and patriot statesman, Joshua H.
Chamberlain. for candidate for Gov
ernor. which was received with very
loud applause. He continued ut some
length 10 advocate the claim. Of Gov
Chamberlain upon the people of Maine,
and predicted that his name would be
welcomed by the party a their favori,r
| standard bearer once more.
Mr.. Jewctt of Belfast, seconded the
nomination, and hoped every man who
had stood bv Gen. Chamberlain when
he needed the support oil loyal men
against rebels would stand by him now
Mr.. Farwcll Of Pittsield, desired to
49," a. ilNh WIZ W -
candidate for the Republican party? He
did not propose to abide by such nom
inAiion, and he would now nominate
for candidate Hon. Sidney Perham
{ spplause.) Some one, whose name
We did not catch, nominated Hon.
Lot. NJ. Morrill,, and Hon. Amos Pick
I ri nnfptpas..I ktnn
Mr.. Gushing of Frankfort, moved that
in voting the delegates be- requested To
pass out ofthc Hall. and that the commit
| tee he stationed At the door to receive
the ballots rs they returned The Hall
was 80 full that otherwise there would
be great confusion.
| Having attended to their duty. the
Committee reported through their Chair
man, j. ID. Stetson of Lewiston:
Whole number Of allots, lla,
| Joshua l.. Chamberlain had 6st
s s'aasz as'A'" q Z
And Joshua l.. Chamberlain having
a majority, the President declared him
the nominee Of the Convention.
Mr.. Shaw Of Paris, in behalf Of Hon.
Sidney Perham, and as friend Of his,
moved that the nomination be made
unanimous, which was received with
loud manifestations Of appreciation.
Loud calls were made for Hon.
James G.. Blaine, and he came forward
amid loud cheers for the Speaker Of the
National House of Representatives.
Mr.. Blaine declared that all the aues-
tons Of the past eight years were set :
tied by the election Of Gen. Grant,
The National debt is in rapid course Of
payment, the South is being recon-
structed, the Indian question has been
settled by stroke Of Grants pen. and
in the foreign affairs while We make no
threats, we establish ourselves as
Nation that must be respected. The
Republican party Of Maine was more
prominently before the country than
any other section of it. This State
was the birthplace Of the party, and to
it the country looked for its most en-
phatic encouragement. To the tenn
perance party he would appeal to sus-
tain the only party that had protected
and sustained their cause, or that would
in future stand by them.
Mr.. Dingley Of Lewiston, being call
ed out, said that he came rather to re-
port others than TO speak himself. His
position was too well known to require
rciteration. He had only to say that
be had always been . Republican and
should always be . supporter Of Repub-
lican principles.
Gen. James Hall Of Damariscotta
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

Pour prisoners escaped from he Jail
at NAehias on saturday night last Their
names are William James, John Campbell
alias Mcintosh aud Henry culliirr and
Andrew McN,sicrs. James aud Camp
bell were Ia for stealing from a vessel !;
Gnllifer tor stealing from camp, and NJ
Masters tor drunkenness. Their sentences
had all nearly expired and IL Is hard TO
imagine their object. unless there i truth
IN the report tina, Campbell I. an oil Of
fender. having before this escaped from
State Prison.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

Josh Billings ssys, "when . vo.nv -.
amt good for nothing else I Ike 10 90 ,,;,n
-, "ueu cane. III he can't say =
- - "'hA part hts halr IN the mi.l1Ie
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01
Special Notices.
Picked Up.

In the highway Ia aurora Ia,
uaos morse, with . star in the forehe.S !
~. anout tae same color. The owner or 60 ~
wi aea'ed 70 call, pay expenses and take In !,
Aurora, June 9sth, lsss, fosTEk,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

S1it Is sail that the farmer. In ,hi.
SLaee VIII invest sl50.00o in moving ma
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

- >. D. Swszey & Co.. OF Buck,nort
WI launch schooner Of $50 ton. p.Y,
month. She Is tor the general freigh,in,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-01

The Belfast Age say. OF the belfast &
Mposcheal Lake Railroad ~" rhrre are
new 500 mcn employed IA the several
gangs. The grazing between Belfast aud
Webb, LcIg- ii IA ilc-y lacks about two
milc. OF being cpupi.tcd. The ledge ca &
Ing between Belfast and city Point aud
also AZ Webs u, ucarly Or quite iu.hrl.
The ,butmrnts for thu bridge At CITY Poin [
are bein. Iullt. aud t~o bril.cs have bee ii
built across tH- We>tcpt stream betw et
city Pom; aud Holmes mill The grad
ing ut ten mile. bcyoui Brook, yillax.
has been uudcri-t. aHi q large force Of
men are nov Al work between that place
aud thc Abholt II n. :, called The ledge
cutting through the hill vii be about
seven feet deep. The contractor, i.tcud
{" have all the gradin. done 10 Unity vii
la.- ~ carly Ail.
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Yours &c.


The Iniyerssit.t state Convention
vas la session at Augusta las, week. The
number u prospective candidates for Gov
-rnor of Maine. IN the convention was
quite large. General iicrscy, Stiasy Per-
ham. y q. Hi,chborn &c. Revolutions
against capital punishment, and iu favor
OF temperance were passed Whether the
tim- /. close at hand when religious bodies
will demand that caniidAte. Tor ths popu
lar sun .rs uf shc people must. to be
popular, subscribe 10 each oue, particular
notions, remains Ia he seen. Resolutions
which ii wa, thought Ia. some sense en-
dors-d the cours. Of Governor Chamber
lam were introduced, bat withLrawa
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.osa Patches, Hreckles and "a.
n, Only Reliable Renetiy for sho.. re-
.NoM s.% Ell. s On the face. is Etr,yis
- S =; M EkkY. y Boad ST., View Yors 'niy by
80 ---e. 34sp.
remSve Meth Patches, Trech,.. 49,,
Fssc1I. Ion rase' s use fE.sr's Morn AND
pA''' oa'y BY Dr.. ,. G Perry. as' Pre-
% bLACk WORMS, a.d P;,.,.
81 aka.Is ConKDcSE AND RsseSsn,t Ne ace
81, Kew Yesk a.iy y Dr. 2. c. cry. . Roac
pied By Wholesale DruSsis;". The trdas sup
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tor
A., o.,ooA-r w.,,,,.,-, -. r.,r.a.,S
C.mb"rI.cl 3s~o.," ~ w.rs,,as
portI.nd
Fraukliu-Hor,re h Prescott. New sharon.
Hnocock-Abr.h.m Rich.r,I Tremon,
NOTWITHSTANDING I, MjIljkcu. Wafervilie
knox-Hir~m Rliss Jr al W.shinRtou
Iipcoln-M n Rawsou. W.,.k,boro
Oxford-J Ohm J Perry, OxlsrL.
Penobsc.H-Chsrle Beale, Hudson.
Piscstxaul.-Jo,eph = Monroe. Abbott.
Saxadshov-Jo.. p Morse. Bath,
Somer.et-Abusr Coburu. skowhegan.
Waldo-A q Jewctf. Belfast.
Washington Jeremiah Porter, Pembroke
York-fhomas Qu,mby, Bi.i,isfori.
III. c,,,o;, ,;,,.d ,,o,,
"cte aPi"'n'o" mem
ocI> VI the Statc toniiittee ior the Ell
suing year.
Hnnn.,.f y ~ a .. sfs sia L1~''oo'
Cnmbcrlaud-Fred. Robe. Gorsam.
H.ncarS-io. - Vs., E.snSIin
kenaebec-Jamss G Blaine, Augusta.
i,nsalnnS ! W.ra,s w.,dnsr,,
Oxfsrd-rimoihy Walker, Rumfori.
Observation-Disclosures \ pn,lcn Eaxcron.
sag.dahos-J W Wakefield. Bath.
Wa dos q rhuriow.
WA,hinston-C Paine. E.stport
coMNIrrEg on HgsoIUTDSs.
Ambrose ggin-D ID u .ndAli, Auburn.
! Aron.,ooAL1onn TI,s"a, r.,[,asnI
Franklin Robert Gooirno~. farninS.on
u.ncosN-s1,mue' $50 v varI.
knox-Edwn sprsxsc, RockI.nd.
oxSarI-s' ~ shaw p.ri.'
Penob.cot-s. II. Blake. Bangor.
s,,.a.h',,-Tho. ". UvJ, Hath
s..,s II ,nJ..y E,r,ii.,~,l
49,. s..nor,
w-1h,,,,,.rp "a Mn,r.r p.nhr,k.
vnrIwf,hn ~ Rn,,., Ri,ii,6,rJ
.rh.-.r.i ,annr,. go. !. c.,,.J
MIR. Stmonton ot Cainiefl, moved that
Mr. Rohcr,s of StorLtnn have leay. In
make tive minute speech In expiana-
,;on of III ,,s;,;o, uh;ch imam ,h..
~
suggestion oil Mr.. Blame was allowed.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-08-04
7 THREE DAHL EXPRESS
TRAINS

2 LeaYe Cincinnati 7:4O M, and Z p MI
RrFiV1ng at st. Louis at I2.45 a m, and
$50 q M, and connecting gWith,Fest
bound Express trains for Quincy, 81.
Joseph. LeaFenwofth, Kansas city, Laws
renee and all western points, eonnectiug
at Odin without delay with Illinois Cen.
tTaI for Cairo, Memphis, Mobile, New
Orleans and all the southern points, and
connecting at SandoYal for Galena, Du,
buque, and all parts of the north west.
Leave Cincinnati at 1850 m, an0 4s30
p m, and 500. p m, for Boui5Yille, going
through in about seven hours.
One train on-SHndny,- through to Lou
isyllle, st. Louis and Cairo et p N.
For all information IN regard to tick
cts anddreight pleese applylat II9 Vine
street, Burnet House, northwest corner
Fkont and -BroadW ways Spencer House
and,at the Depot, foot of Mill street,
y = Iise ~ A. 81. LEWIS,
:, Vice Pfesident and Gen'l Supat.f,
@. e. FoLLErr, Genl Passenger Agt.
9 ju1y7'eS.
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pledges, II restored to power, It's ia
huence 20 give them practical applI-
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SALE.
A. r. Haines,
Partition.

A. r. Haines,
Hannah Haines, ct ala lsl.----..
above case, issued out of the court of
Common Pleas for Carroll county, Ohio.
and to me directed I viii offer for SALE
at public auction on tha premises on E
SATURDAY, AUGUST %, 1869,
and o'clock p. M, Of said day, the TO-.
lowing real estate to wit (: The west half
of the northwest quarter OF section 3. in
townehip 16s of range 8, containing thirty
eight acres and SO hundredths Of an
aere, Also in the county Aforesaid the
north part OF the south half of the5west
half of the southwest quarter Of section
8. in township 16, OF range 9, and boune
ded as follows Commencing at the
northwest corner OF said south ha1I,
thence running south 8 chains and 90
links to post, thence east 20 chains and
67 links to the east boundary of said half
quarter thence north 8 chains and 6S
links to post thence west 20 chains
and go links to the place OF beginning,
containing twenty acres. Also tp, tue
county of Stark and State Aforesaid, 40 :
acres out OF the south end Of the west
half oft1e southwest quarrer OF section
"a in township ~ OF range 6. Also IN
said county Of Stark Is acres out'ol the
south west eorhe r OF theeast half nof1 the
southwest q aaFter Ofsectionf 3zg OF ftoEnsl
ship I7,ln range o. The ahoYe deacrteec,
parcel OF land lying in an 5oblsng sitna-
lion. viz. ComnencinR z at the toWf5zhf n,
line, thence north 30 poles or .perches,
and from west to east IS poleslot peFches
making IN ala 16 saeresl appraised ~ !, Is
per acre, making in all S5,lez s5.I and &
r TERsfs OF SAIE-Cnss third cash on
day Of sale, the balance Ia tive equal ana.
nuaI payments. the deferred payments
to draw interest from day Of sale, and
20 be secured BY mortgage on the prerA-
ises sold. c - =.
iuIy2sw5.E onF Sheriff
FRoEAs HAYS, Atty for Petitioner,
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Ar Lee, New HamDshire, on
Tuesday MORNING., at break slst,s n
man named Crawford had q dispute
with his son about some ttidi1f Z
matter, during which M beca me
wild with excitement, arose from
his seat and struck his son with q
chair. r He then Husfs1d 20 tAp alIics
to Get his gun 10f the purpose. as he
said, Of shooting his SON. The latter,
In selfdefense, ran and got q revolver.
On his way 10 the attic Cravf0rd
saw an AZ standing af tho bott3Iii Of
the stas, and seized IL ne llsheG
bacE AID HIrler al the head u his
SON EdElnnAtnly, { hOeeVee, be
struck over and the helye OF the q
only HE the boy on the shoulder.
AS his father was about to rise the
Ak for another blow, John fred his
revofNer fWioes he goccr q shot strilr-
ing hIs AtH8I ii tae ab omen, about
two inches from the navel. Craw-
ford was inmedIatlyc seized with
great pain. and walked the floor In
agony lor about half an hour. He
admitted that be was altogether to
blame, md th6l his son had no evil
intentions, but .ugs luetId5d In de-
fendlng himself. Crawford hassinee
died.
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QUICK CURES 8 LOW PRICES,
Twenty Thousand Cured Annually.

DIR. Teller continues to be eonndeutiailSi ana
successfully consnlted Onal hforms of pSiSate al
seasea,s at Nhiss Old established sE0sDltal No. 3
Beaver stRaet, AlbanE. New ScElE.df saifisig i1l
- TWea " years devoted 70 thia perticulnE branch
% Praetee enahlee hi1a ITO Eperi1Ino cares such
such iEbeing dns sseGEresponaeneos with th5 most
eminent pAysclann Of she Old ~ ald) for obtaln-
ing the aAfaaA iNel as lthe lstesA Eemedlos for
the dibeasea, that he can ofor indueement8 70 the
un fOrtunatea. .0fa repid cure to beobtaIned 1t no
ether ONCE IN America-n aasu F1sea .-cs r upt 2
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Ulceraked Throat, Sore Nose, Fender Shin Bones.
cltaneOaa EmPtiona. BtfeEs Blcerss Abces4, Ghd
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~ ersf-sil'f YOUNG NE -lfgs1 ~ -s-.
ad1.cted to secret haLlts, Who have I'm paired
their health and. destroyed the Viger of.thsir
minds, thus depriVing themselves OF the pleas
ures Of Married Lie are notified that in COR
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bR. s.iiszs TErrEH Iii ! 3 SEEzT ffSi WORE
For the married and thosS contemplating mar
rage. 200 Pages=fdll OF paates-pfice IS cents.
The single married and the married happy A
lecture on Love, ot how to choose 3 partners q
/ eSmplete work on midwifery. Iteontains knh-
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Or. Teller sin retains IN America the agency
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Aonthly Pillay 1oE stoppagess irregularities and
{ on .the seoeipf oSTIons doliar, the price per
box, these pills = ll be sent By mail or express
70 any part Of the word secure from curiosity
once 66ura irom- a. m. to p. m and en-
Sunday TO 8 p. .ms - 81 ~ -
home by addressing DR.. Teller, enclosing . re-
mittAnce. Medicine securely packed nom obser-
yation, sent % any part Of the world. All cases
or boys slnplOyed. Notlee this, sddress an let
tiers 10 J. FEHAER, n D.,
lyFSss7i sscs. Beaver 81 siAlbAhFs-H2.'x 'x.sl
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SHERIFF. SALE.
John Quinn vg. John NUM-.

John Quinn vs.. John Munk.
/ = Bye virtue of an order to SELL issued
froLu the court of Common Pleas of Stark
county, Ohio, and to me directed. will
offer for SALE at public out crys at the
door Of the court house, Har'er's Block,
in the. city OF Canton. on
{ SATURDAY, 1868,
the following IiescEibed real es tate, stu
ate In said county, to, wit Lots NUM-
Der % and % in, Hester's addition to the
" : sale Il + to commend al O'Clock p. M
~ - R.A.. DUNBAR,
r v28w5.,r-- Sheriff.
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