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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-20

FENIAN, Major WM WILLIAMS,
the young Irish Orator, according to an
nouncement, ,lectured at Ridgeway Thurs.
day and at Highland Friday evening
of last week, and at both places met with
the Same hearty reception given him
wherever he is known. At Ridgeway be
organized a circle of Fenian brethren Of
about 40 members under the name OF
General O'Neil' Circle, with Patrivk
Conway as Centre, John Hamilton, Sec y
end Patrick Kelley, Treasurer. At High
land circle of 54 members was formed
named after the late brian Boru :
Richard Kennedy, Centre; Erastus La
Motto, Secretary, and Martin Phelan
Treasurer
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-01-20
j. II. mOFFET"r, NJ. ID,
II. CRONIN, A. M, M. ID.

} PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. Office in MoiIetts
Drug store, High street, Mineral Point. xxi-l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

OXYGEN GAS PREPARED AT the OkoiNAN'
,>,,prRATuRE-Prof Boottger states that when NIX
,,re IS made of equal weights of the peroxdes OF eao
-, ,airp and dilute nitric acid Of strength OF ~
anm6 is poured thereon, current of pure oxygen gas
g, from ozone and antozone, is given of ahundanty
~ ~, re OF the two pcrONdes may De kept airy III
.aonned bottle for any length OF time
A CI1RF FOR SOMNAMBULTsM.-Iw0 instances
:, .o,unamhuIism being perfectly cured by means ot
bromide Of potassium are recorded IN the rars Les
s,,d,s woman "A years old who had attacks two or
a. times week for 10 years after taking two gTammes
~ bromide OF potassium m 20 OF wafer uay' lc W"
haing gradually increased 10 sN EIdhes was O,i =,
.Ured AZ the end OF two months Inc utnel cdNe gu.
eIcbt wears after taking one glaine ioInlne anu
- To- short time was completely restored 10 hea'n'
uAGIc LANTERN PICTURES BY NEW METHOD
Mr. sbepherd HOLMAN of the Franklin Institute fh'-
slphia has devised the following methou OF preparing
,tnrs for the magic lantern sheet ot gelathe SUCH
sc 10 used for tracing is securely fixed over an
= ND Sritb sharp steel point tnade 10y grinding down
.hs cnS of small round fel the lines OF the Original are
$3.50 nrtfy deeply on the transparent substance Leau
.e ~ craven dust chen lightly rubbed IN WIN me
.nScr and the picture is at once ready Tor use I1e
,eet of these drawings the lantern n sad 10 ne "a
sellent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday oct H. 1870.
There was much interest taken IN the sales OF
real estate AZ the Exchange today MI James NJ her
offered improved property on skin ana So'eny
C2ast sdel, and the Messrs i'ouc,'s WI
,rroved property ON sixtynnth and sixty-eighthsts
Nv, sbte, and on Fourtecnthst. Qast slde). These
sales were by order OF the supreme Court Ie messrs'
WvcknG LITTLE and Muller, wilkins, Co., mad an OhcI
M ~ Trookyn property Ounmproyedl me SAFE an
nonnccd to take place by the Messrs r. N uo.rs Tvs
renee FlrurV Oakley, OF Roselle ana tlzaDe.h Iots
John L. Hoyt has purchased the farm OF JGsnu ~
Crnenter I'm tie town Of SOmcrs, NJ T., CONTAINING 20
acIes of land for $4,000 Mr.. Carpenter PAID only so
for the property five years ago ,,, 90 .h ooe,rn
outTs Of Workers nearly 200 acres has been sold Tor
100000. .x,,. ,.ho ,-o,,o uo,ee,
Tie ST. Johns Hospital at Yonkers the Srove 0use'
with the six lots adjoining have been sold for Sl2O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
Nem-yersep Real Gsiaie for Bale.

TOR SALE-FARM, 40 Acres, near Rosele,
Eeeesy Central Road band hgh 9ye,Sosng 's9 R
6 Finest n g. or n. J. WOODWARD Bhlateth. n. !.
CEVERAL desirable HOUSES FOR SALE and
- TO RENT at Wet Roe 40 minutes via Central Railroad Of
Jersey Houses order upon easy PAYMENT and on lots 70
emit urchaers SAMUEL H. DMMKR Co. 80 Broadway base
mentl; A. D. MgLLICK jr, BRO, Finest
.Dn ACRE FARM in NewJersey for SALE
.1U 1900 H. i has number Of One villa sites " miles
from city 500 BOORfIOUr, o. BodSay and First st.
williamsburg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
tiouses an0 farms Uanteo.

WANTED TO LEASE, for or 10 months,
w FURNISHED HOUSE with suitable oubudns and 10 or 20
acres Of land near one railroad within hour Of the
cit, with privilege purchase; 'su Of bou 5000 Address ~
Tribune Ohce
New York 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
Giln Real gstair for Sale.

1 GREAT BARGAIN.-Two entire FRONTS
on Sey,nthiy Boaeysr books above Central Par
BOueyiui with three lots each % side
streets making 2glO; the oh-r plot being entire front oe
yan side lots each making 2VIE3 Old iiiSy or
''' Nm. II. Ramon, No 4 Pnest
A LOT, NEAR CENT RAJ PARK, on West
N bargain. }. Ii. JOHNSTON $50 Bowery. " y
nor SALE, with immediate possession, that
Il beautiful ourory browntone HOUSE the Fihaye ontng
Bghty-ith-st Hou Ser5O; Lot
100 feet price 10000 terms Inquire Of the owner,
JOHN L. SARFS, 56j Madison-aye.
DOR SALE-On 9th-st, between 18th and 9Th
sye.. thee,ory hgbstoop brick HOUSE, 70 vide; newly
iresoood and in complete 0rleri 81 ippr yements.
WV. II. RAYNOR, n. 81 Pinest
TOR SALE-At Sacrifice, if Bought this
week the Jtor hghsOop brick HOUSE No 30 East Thirty
oonds Further particulars ~ the premises 70 CiiAS
VAN BENsCHOrRE, % Cetar-st
LOR SALE-TwO new three-stOry stOne-frOnt
HOUSES Nos 3O4 and 300 West Hnydnhsi price 1Ol see
bill on premises
peal ESTATE OFFICE.
j. T.. WILLIAMS & SON.
270 Of Eighh-aye
NORTH RIVER SAVINGS BANK.
SALES AND EXCHANGES EFFECTED
COLLECTIONS MADE AND MONEY LOANED.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12

by MULLER. WILKINS 4 CO.
story brek house Nos 49, Isl and lJ9 Hop 1000
knss each 35IO0 A. johnson. S9'o
ny wYCROFF & LITTLE. e.
lot cor Broadway anil NOfatst, 20ilO Mr Bnggs.. to
lot adjoining Mr. Bnggs.... 80
n lots Monast Broadway each 25IlOO Mr balr 1o"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
auction Sales of Real estate
). JOHNSON, jr., AuetIoneer.
by JOHN SON 81 NJ | l. l. + X,
ID AuCTIONEERS AND

I'D AUCTIONRERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
No. 25 NASSAU ST.. CEDARsr, NFw-lORS.
City Residence. soes Lots CSm. seats snS Earns %
WEDNESDAY Oct ~ at oeock,k
THE PREMISES
POSITIVE EXECUTORS SALE OF ~ ACRES LAND, DIVIDED
INTO SEVERAL CHOICE BUILDING SITES, At NEWBORN,
STATEN ISLAND by order Of Edmund nkar Fr he'sner Geo
The property situated u miles hewDorp station staten
Raosd high ground commanding charming views OF the
surrounded by elegant
seats and beyon question healthy and desirable place Tor
denc Time from Ne"fork to NewDop BY steamboat and railroad
THE SALE WILL BE ABSOLUTE, AND WITHOUT LIMIT OR
TERMS: co PER CENT on MORTGAGE FOR OR 10 YEARS.
Also. a. the time aud place
THE ELEGANT COUNTRY SEAT. WITH SPACIOUS MANSION
AND 20 ACRES LAND formerly belonging to the late A. hess
ner subiiyited into four desirable sections.
This splendid property situated in the immediate vicinity Of the
USKARr ESTATE elevated plateau magnificent view Of The
all SIDES Of property The locality perfectly healthy surroundings
THR MANSION ouTBuILDISGs AND 70 ACRES or LAND
will sold together The house kK5 eNensiOn 8I2o stories
,tic cellar; contains Is bathroom &C. THE OCTBUD
There also good garden fruit &c the whole constituting com
pe and charming country home The stock aud crops viii also be
acrr susceptible subdivision attractive villa plots
HOW TO 60 70 THE SALE Take IL O'Clock boat az foot Of
Wheha Vanderbilt Landing, thence BY special train 20 New
Dor Carriages NJ" be at hedepoi 20 convey purchasers 20 thr S"un
1.-THE weather stormy the will take place the next far day
Parties deAru Of examining the property can make arrangements
with the Auconee before the sale 20 to NewDop without
charge.
For map. apply JOHNSON MILLER % Nassau
st., " T. aud Ij7 Mohtag que st. Brooklyn.
SATURDAY, OCT. Il,
Atl2i O'Clock the premises,
ABSOLUTE AND UNRESERVED SALE,
By order of P. }. Armour esq, Of
Is SPLENDID PLOTS ON BROADWAY
AND
- ACRES CHOICE LAND.
Divided into several elegant Building Sites being part PAULDNG
ESTATE, beautifully atusted 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
Gounlrp Real estate for Sale.

A HOME CHEERFUL neng.
A DELIGHTFUL HOME.
WITH BEAUTY BLO9gOMlNG ALb ABOUND
PARK CAN STILL BIZ FOUND
PREE EXCURSIONS, FREE EXCURSIONS
EVERY DAY THIS WEEK.
Boat leaves foot Of Whtehal-st AZ | o'clock
LOTS ALREADY SOLD.
THEY ARE THE BEST INVESTMENT IN TiIB WORLD
40 orICK YES VERY QUICK, ~ YOU WANT 10 III !. -.
YOUNG MEN AND MA1DBNS OLD MEN AND NATIONS AXE
i''-' PURCHASING DAILY.
' Have shaken hands with Sta.el Island over
Linden PafS Properly.
GO TOMORROW.
GO TIIR NEXT DAY
THE DAY AFTER
ONLY GO ONLY GO.
i''' - 81 Park word Euidug).
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
RUTHERFURD PARK

HAS SOW rwO INDEPENDENT DOUBLE AcK RAILROADS
TO NETWORK and 100 INHABITANTS.
~ lhksh TEARS Will HAvBs 900 POPULATION ,na THREE
INDEPENDENT D0UBLB-rRACK ROUTES ia NEw-yoRK ,o,.
Meeting With six FERRIES with 100 TRAINS DAY To p.rs..
THAT WILL BUILD, WILL UgDgRsRLL on longer credits an,
Property VI egnal within ten miles Of New York sups
nor DV'LpiNo siIEs and HOUSES Sr sALBor to DIET
GEO. T.. WOODWARD.
Jyl BROADWAY, NEW YORK. +.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

s2tOOO-SIS,OOO-s ,0s6-sSOOo.
A A A -FOUR VERY DESlRA.BLE;
N. "A. N. COUNTRY HOMES, very cheap on easy terms Of
payment spendhy located accessible to all pao me y' oAy
or night A. COGGswELL as above.
A UCTION-JOHN II. CAMPBELL, Auction
N Ger will sell public auction SATURDAY Oct D. at ococs
premises Mehehm, ~ j. one bon, rom New a
2tJ Broadway
A DESIRABLE healthy location, with river
"A view near limits Newbugh II aeres excellent ahd me
Improvements oh abundance Of fruit and shgs 5
and beautiful surroundings fancy price Address "AlooH DOL 80
Eewburg, n. Y
LIOR SALE-An elegant COUNTRY SEAT IN
Dutbess Co.. superb al Il. appointment. For u Ge-
1cdpion inquire Of MALLORY BLACKWELL So Lbedya n y
L'OR SALE, a fine old COUNTRY SEAT OF
i mile from Lancaster Pa the hog,e y o. stone
ha the coat OF movements ssbe city property taken in sT
e"anSe' Apply ROBERT MORRIS.
Continental Hotel, Phladelphs
I ANDS IN VIRGINIA, West Virginia and
the Exchange by the NETWORK SOUTHERN
LAND COMPANY, at 81 BoaiNsy
DEREMPTORY SALE of the late residence
Of Dr. CAVELT the 18th DAY II October next At o oc2cA
m at Nautilus the Steamboat Landing at IomphnsyHe
Island has all the modern improvements stable o o. inu
ands ave minutes walk from the ferry
CT. AUGUSTINE, FLORlDA.-"M MAGNOLIA
- HOUSE SALE furnished; this delightful Hotel a'conmo
offered for sale bargain being in i'll health Also for ''
two houses p. J. BYALL Freehold n j.
MO RESERVE. NO RESERVE, No RE
~ sRRvR-GREAT CHANCE to get BAkAlSS a. the hIsG12r'
which hclass must be sol ior Nha'
il viii bring opportunity Rural sites seldom occurs
ia Staten Island Fev Whiehast, II O'Clock Get
free tickets OF JOHNSON MILLER, Is Esssaust
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Gituaiions nOante0--fe

YOUNG GIRL wishes a situation aS
n WAITRESS sni do plar sewing, CHAMBERsAiD and
WAITRESS has best city reference CAL at 10 East -
Can be seen for tao days
At CARPENTERs EMPLOYMENT HOUSE,
n corner Eeyruth.t aud SThsye-WAN1ED sBRVkisA Bot.
experienced lately landed excellent situations ID @ AL
country.
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly
~ HILDS GERMAN INSTITUTE, ~ Holeke
ST.. between Riyington and stanton.
GERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
~ Trustworthy constantly to be found 39 Bowe Ms Low
I AIDES in WANT of frst-class SERVANTS
an natouales be suited Immediately, in either
county SiIhsye. four doors shove Tenbst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12

Rov Resd'
EWBANKn HYDRAULICS AND NE
CHANICs
DECEPTIVE AND HISTORICAL ACCOUNT
bIpRIULIC AND OrHER MACHINES FoR RAISING BITEE
Obssu;uoht
EkCHASIC Arts AND TBE STEAM LsGlNL
Ingsirsiso F, Three Bssdrte EtgrsVsIL
EI,s.utt BOD or -iih AdoHoss hItssf.
By IH0sh EvsAsI.
lat Con o. Pl;sts
)urnf rteogud fshehrt a.
Esrty stt 'o sssl Of The
.syhs hauEf heE THE TRIBUNE Osss b. sesss
s4aEons sAsBg.s yrsF,u
hsssp0h tesres
OHt age ss4To lssSs ssa-
Pre-
Essi b, Ma o. sfFrs..
TEE TKgCSk J.-I.IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
Gouuirn propertp 10 Get.
Doaro an0 Rooms.

A PRIVATE FAMILY will let their entro
second story furnished with ever convenience ffse tA
LocstoB desirable Best references Anress ~ pVh
l0l Tribune Office.
A PRIVATE FAMILY will LET two on threo
"A FURNISHED ROOMS With without board h'efsh,fb
eIchlngsi. No 2l3 West Pouynnlls. near BroadSay.
COMMONWEALTH HOTEL, Westinghouse.
~ Occupying sql,rr from Worcester to sphngaedsl bos'
+. ROGERS Proprietor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
Real Gsiate 10 grchange.

L'OR observation-disclosures PROPERTY in
and near TOPEKA KANSAS iof snail Frm NevYors Ees
jersey; value $1,000. Address W. ~ r. o. Bor % Fu'aug T.
U'O EXCHANGED fine FARM, 100 acres, o
miles from Amboy stock and crop. good HOl ~ waited n
Ne.Yor Brooklyn or Newark. Address WATSON 80 VI" 56h -
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Sales bp Aurtlon

,iEo. A.. Auctloneer - .-,a~.
DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL. Asor.placr and Eighhs. LhAHiII nIhhbfsh
CoSsIGSsESr SOLICITED LIBEAks CArasesD A-D
A. MERwIs. AGctloneer
DY BANGS, MERWIN & CO., Broadway, cory
I'D 4h-sae WORKS Of Art Fancy Goods fufDofs&~
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY. OCT II AND 10. Ara N
A SMALL PRIVATE COLLECTION or BOOKS p1nsptv
Catalogues ready FRIDAY AND sATUlDAi O,t ~
and II m THEOLOGICAL LIBRARY-Compsng .hoee
works OLD American best editions and - gooaeeS
dion Catalogues ready.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
Gitn properln TO EFT.

DROADWAY-TO LET-The large double
ID marble STORE ami BASEMENT 50x20 - Brara., unhas
through TO Apply to A. RAYMOND, zJ FGion1t
nESK-ROOM TO LET, corner Broadway and
~ Thtythrsi suitable for Insurance Agency Apply 70
ROMAINE BROWN. Ig0 BroadHay.
HOUSES TO RENT, Furnished and tnfur-
j. R0HAISB BROWN. l2Jo Hosd-sJ.
CECOND Floor, 1876 Fifth-ave., to let lurnshed
- anfushed. dwelling business Inquire Of "ai' Ae
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12

tOh SALE-Plainfied, n. j., NEW COT
other Pan6,i pro, Te1 'oS@, Pss 5000 easy terms Also
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-10-12
AUCTION SALE OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE
ny LANES " MILLER.
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.

ory trck hon-e and To- Wahbgton w us "T 'HA on
Genchten..
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

France Is excited over the murder OF Victor
Scir BY Prince Napolean Bouspartc. a mem.
ber OF the Emperor's family
After . stormy debate in the House, Mr..
Binsham's amendment admitting Virginia Sem
aiors aud Representatives without any con-
ditions, was adopted by the close vote Of % to
a5. Messrs. Peters and Hale Of Maine voted
for Bingham's amendment. and Morrill, OF Maine
against Il. Lynch did not vote.
Mr. Hamln has been appointed regent Of
the Smithsonian Institution, in place OF Mr..
Fessenden.
The Rhode Island House Of Representa-
iiyes Tuesday, ratified the 18th amendment by
a vote OF to 2. The senate ratified it last
June.
-Farragut is in Portland; Prince Arthur is
in Washington; Seward i in Havana.
The assent OF one more state Is want ed
10 make the 18Th. amendment u part OF the con-
,tiiution. The following states have ratified
H;-lowa. Ohio, Alabama. Arkansas. connec-
iieut. Florida, Illinois. Indiana. Kansas. Lou
i>iana. Maine. Massachusetts,, Michigan. Min
ns.o;a, Mississippi, Missouri. Nevada, New
Hampshire. New York. North Carolina, Penn :
>ylv inia. Rhode Island, South Carolina. YER
mont. Virginia. West Virginia. Wisconsin.
The amendment reads a. follows.
AIT. Nv. SEC. L. The right Of ci;zen~ o.
the United States to vote shall not lr denied
or abSdgei by the tnited States. or 10y any
state. on srcoun. oi race coior. or previous
condition OF >eyiiuIe.
SEQ ,. Congres. shall have power to enforce
tlis article 10y appropriate legislation
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27
DIE. d..
Obituary.

In Ellsworth. Jan. 18Th. Mr.. jane
Thomas. aged - years.
Obituary.
Death when &: tAA.. an A4,ri person ~ D. hs.
.Ies+-ngrE. Ib-sc nhs kf,w h-r. Nnu.e nssu,
stand, ~ the head pi thr-c nra, ran tc-i4i tn TN
= stIHc>- ami Vgth of pfs ATE cha .cicr wh.oh b ID
sviium met ptIh
tncoansari,, thoughtful a oth-r-, iull-fr .3a-
aud .u-cia-h rhc II - given al cNAtHiI uh.Da b.
"A prucIuu. trca-arr -hr l. OF the COMPANY ~ tto
pare heart, ~ho walls with Dpd until 't.i i-tAc-
thru4 TO ds.4i on high
10. aHs, I,tg ears -hc ni4nl-tcgcd ~ cAi4lrcu
AMI lsran,i n.ii en -kn heg-e ID t.. tAr auEil-
iier presence aiH as ,asri,. 49,. i i4t A.- A-',
peace a4.l so.-I sliI.
.'Nonc Ane = her bat ,n love er.
Nome named hes out to prAi-e-'
Died in Hancock the 2jth, Mr. Philip
Hodgk gkins aged 81
Died lnuTrlngton. Dec. 18th. Mr.. james
Seayey, iormcri, Of Se,i.wics. aged 81.
Died in Ellsworth Jan. the Esd. Mr..
Elisha ii. Stockbrid.e aged o.
Died in Surry, Jan lsth. Mr.. Arson
Flood, aged %.
Died in Fremont, Jan. 18th. Miss Artlcgl
daughter oT Capt. Morris and Data Rich.
aged IL.
Died in orland. Jan l7th., Mr. Leauder
Hartman, aged 50.
Died in Ellsworth. Dec. 3oth.. Charlie
J. son OF George ". AMI Sarah \. Sever
ance. Aged year, ; months, and IL days.
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27
A COUGH, COLD. OR SORE THRoAl


In this city Jan. 18th. l>7n. Nr Roswell
Murch AMI Miss Susan Bpn~ry. both of
Ellsworth
In Mt. Desert. the 10Th. inst. by l.. u
Wyman. E>q. Mr.. John r. Young ani
Miss ABBY W. Abbey. both 81 Mt Desert
In fremont, the lsth inst, ht l.. Il. Wy
man. E>l., Mr.. Daniel Cough amt Ms
Alyina Higgins. both OF fremont.
La fremont oct. -th i-Gl. hl BENJAMIN
sawyer. Esq.. Mr.. Ncranu~ -. Gott anil
Mis- Jennie Carpenter. both ~ Fremont
Ia fremont the i3th inst. by the same.
Mr.. Adclbcrt II salisbury anl Miss Mar
4 Chick. both oi Mt Desert.
In fremont, by Rev. u. i Siin>pu. Nj.
Robert Gott and Mis- Mary = Nrrriu p tL
OF fremont.
la surry. Jaa. 18th. by Rev. l.. ;. Tripr.
Mr.. Arthur 7. Carter anil Helen v tonlt"r
both nf ~urry
In Surry, Jan. 2.i. by Rev. stephen
Gross, capt. Robert IArli>lc ana Mis-
Amelia -. Carter, both "f ~urry.
In Bropksyillc Dan. 18th, hy /. l. BIN
Ing. Esq. Mr. lchabod G. Hale AMI Mis-
sadic A. Roberts, All of Brnokssilir.
In Surry. Jan. lpih. hy Rev. stephen
Gross of Ellsworth. Mr.. william borden
and Miss Ann l.. Infkia. both Of >urH
In surry Jan. .t;h, hy Rev. J. N Tripp
Mr.. willard Luckings and Mis- Nancy ' p
Ionart. both of SurTy.
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

We were pleased to see no; long since In one
OF our exchanges. some pretty severe remarks
addressed TO severed persons who. during an
interesting lecture by tevs ; &. Abbott
Kept a continuous coughing. which prevented
many from hearing. People who cannot rr-
frsin from coughing. had better ,tiy away from
such placer. or else take a bottle Of Johnson :
Anodyne Linimc nj with them.
The Importance of giving sheridan Cavalry
Condition Powders to horse, thai have brcn
out in cold ram. stood In cold wind. or
drank top much cold water. cannot DE- over
estimated; n" man should de with tui them who
owns gs.,d horse.
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27
By order Of the President.


HEAD QUARTERS ARMY OF
CSION RIVER, Jan. q, 1870.
IN contemplation of change of base
4 1t being all quiet on Union River,
Munitions Of War. consisting Of
BOOTS, SHOES 4 DRY GOODS,
will he sold al the bs.st Offer without regard to
COST, the only point being To sell. mol the
price, rs have Business elsewhere.
Custom made Driving Boots. 800. fall price
ESQ., Gents cali Boots. ssoo. fail price $500.
Ladies Serge Polish Boots ss,0 fall pnce ss,7J
Dres Goods and other Dry Goods at the same
Discount, 1 propose 10 fight il out Oh this line
and not be sil Summer about it either, hard
times and failures are coming, l xm getting
ds<perste, need the money to pay my bills,
in war ttanes people said, spend the greenbacks
quioks peck wont buy Breakfast after war,
dorit you wish you had them now! tmultum
in Pafv0)
Ihave ehe hoaor to be most respectfully your
a A. 8. ATRERTON.
AT the CRY So seoss Elsworth.
Jan. eth, 1870 III
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

THERE is, probably, no way in which we
can benefit cur readers more. than by recon.
mending to them for generaluse JohnsOn's ALo-
dyne Liniment. Ii ts adapted to almost all the
purposes Of Family Medicine; and ms 3
specific tor coughs, colds, whooping cough,
soreness Of the chest, lame stomach, rlseUma-
tism, splitting of blood. and all lung dificultes,
1t hiss no equal that ever We saw or heard Of.
The propriety Of giving condition medicine
10 horses, cattle. and sheep, was discussed aud
admitted by many Of the Agricultural Societies
throughout the State last fall, and We believe
thai IN every case bat one, they decided IN
favor Of Sheridan's Cavalry Condition Powders.
Good judgment. TOmitted.
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

WORTHY OF NoTE.-An exchange says.
there il scarcely day passes that we do not
hear, either from persons coming into our office
or IN some OF her way, Of the success OF JohG-
sons Anodyne Liniment in the cure of coughs
and colds. so prevalent about town just now
II we can benefit tho readers of the Ameri-
can any by recommending Parson'~ Purgativc
Pills to be the hest anti bilious medicine in the
country. we are willing to do We have
had about as good chsncc 10 know as any one.
TDmittei.
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

A STARTLING rRUrH.-rhou>andsd die annu-
ally from neglected cough and cold, which soon
ripcn into consumption. or other. equally fatal
diseases or the lungs: when by the timely use
Of single bottle ofDr. Wistar's Balsam Of Wild
Cherry their lives could haye been pr served
tn "A green old age.
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

IF nv darling boy must have Whooping
Cough. am thankful that DIR. Warren's Bal
sam can be had. for II VIII give immediate re-
liet and will cure Group at once.
Ellsworth American., 1870-01-27

blankets, per pair $3.50
Fine o-S Brown Cnt;ons, per vi l2A
rune ~ l0i
''ooi quality Cotton Flannel only l6
Good " Linen IIlk>. only 0S
gents under vests and
parts. -
Crash. oct
Ladies STAMPED Skirts. only 100
German Corsrt<. oniy 10
CiarN's o. y. + spool Cotton. 0s
IIaiicy's \ son Finished, 0G
Russell, By>t Spool Cotton OF
Fine Wool paiis only IS
Bosi quality Wool Eppinglincs. former
price Sl.5u. only 100
Full linc six Warp Poplns C2s
inchc~l only l.2j
AIlcn'- remnants running from
to I yards. only 10
.loh lot Iluck Towels former price
- to 3o c's, only IL
llucA Towels, CORNER price ~ II
Bargains IN Black Alpaccas.
Entire Stock Of Ladies FIR> and
tLoAk> at COST.
CarPctin-s At reduced prices.
Lar1r line of Dress Goods at re-
ducci prices.
All good, III our line sold at the
loves; prices.
WHOLESALE < RETAIL.