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HOLLO WAYS Pills

The quantity and quality of the ,hgle.ars of III.
Importance to health Upon the fyer, tbe = TX fs,a ~
which secrces this fluid, these Pills operate sne
fically infaiihy rectifytng its Irregularities AMI
efttctualiy curing Jaundico, Bilious Remitiants
and all varieties disease generated by an unnat,
nra condition ofthe organ.
ime to come, by course Of this mild but thorouoh
nlicr, nj I've. -. eo4ONsh
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Io ell wanting tafilg. see advertisements
Iiammonton Lands. 7 III y q Il q Il
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Pyepdr ID By Cornelius IL. CheeseM0n, VI. ~.
Neu York City.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the re-
.ult Of long and extensive practice. They are mid In
their operaton and certain in correcting all irregularities
Painful Transformations, removing all distractions whether
from cold or Otherwise headache pain in the side, ppi-
,a,on of the heart disturbed sleep, which arise from inter
ruplion Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES'
n, Cheeseman's Pills are Invaluable a. they VIII bring on
the monthly period with regularity Ladies who have been
d,appooted in the use other Pills. place the utmost
confidence In Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they re-
presen, 70 do.
They should not bs used during Pregnancy, as ms
carriage would certainly result thereirom
Warranted purely Vegetable and free from anything IN
p.iou. to life or health Explicit direct ms, which should
ne read accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by mai
m enclosing 81 to the General Agent. Sold by one Drug
ola, in every tswn in the nted States. For sale by u u
Peek ELLSWORTH, Me. u,rcu,xcs
General Agent for the
limited Sates, los Chambers, 81, Nec York
tn whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

II LADIES, READ THIS, from a Physician, who
has prsc,!sod since Ise6-t,oo well known fr commentj
PRor. De On, ri, Philadelphia.
GenHemea-At intervals during thirty years past, my
wife has been subject to Rheumatism Of the most violent
east-(say four times ycarsometmes so severe as to
make necessary to administer large doses OF the tine
Of guircum and mo- pha and to rock her like
infant in large rocking chair, TO induce any repos-
Having frequent correspondence with my (No. les
Chestnut street, of city, informed lin Of attack
che had about the middle OF hast month, lJanuar,) which
was Of such severity to completely parayze the system
lie In his anxiety for his mothers welfare bot
tie OF your Electric Oil but as am one Of the prac,on
ers Of medicine In our place. and not prosc.e to any
kind Of patent meiicne did hesitate to give it tria,
however, reflection. concluded to try 1t, which did,
persiona directly up the letter. and AFTER the third
fourth application she became rather passive, aud be-
fore third Of the bottle used single vesge
Of the disease cmainc' in the system, and she still
tinues WE'LL although she rode distance Of
miles without renewal Of any Of the symp there
for feel my duty to suffering humanity, and also fully
believing that merit undcr all circumstances, should be
rewarded. to forward this testimonial you = truly
JosLrH p. ELxISros, VI. d.
New dretna, r. OF, Burlington. CO.. n. }.
P.S,-Any communication for me will be received by
addressing to the Of my (nerchants los Chest
nut street.
RnrrnArsx.-Anothcr wonderful cure was that Of Mrs
ngomcry of Federal street and Long ane who
"was almost ben. double" Every body in the whole
nei shborhocd knows her for many years past.
PILr.-Hurthcr evidence Of the magic and almost mi
rac,ious power OF be Grath Co.'S NJ ectric OIL" may
be in the Of Harvey Mead Rhecs street, below
spruce, Camden, who much afflicted and says
he "dDes much work since using the Or than for man!
years previous" Ask c. Sexton, Esq Ex-Mayor Of Ca
den, aiso.
prAsSrss -Por this complaint also gathering In thu
head and raraee nothing surpass the Electric Oil,
demonstrated in hundreds Of Instances.
Respectable dealers in various places authorized b,
De Grath Co. tn s,n the genuine OH with written sigma
turc. Of lie Grah L Co. ard A. T. Smith, chemI:t.
Principal ONCE 80 South Eighth street, Philadelphia
three doors below Chestnut, the great Masonic
Temple"
Eric, IS socts IS eta, and 81 per bottle Lary
bottles times cheapest. 2sio
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tfor the American, I
LINES


On the death Of George l.. Peers, in Blue
All, Aug. 26th, 1858, aged yrs.
We mourn It's thus, VIC mourn It's thus,
That the bcauteous blossoms die,
Fro scarce their leaflets opc to receive
The breath Of the morning sky;
We view them in their onward growth,
We inhale their fragrance sweet
Alas how soon the opening flower
Lies withercd at our feet.
lis thus with life, It's thus with life---
Frail chill Jhood is this flower,
II gains our hearts, IL wins our love,
AS il blooms in homes sweet bower
There comes . facc-.-an angel form---
How darksome seems its stay;
AEON It's shadowy wing, are spread,
But II bears the loped away.
Oh, is it thus oh, is il thus !---
We his voice no more shall hear,
And list in vain for his foctstcp. fall
To sound on tho listening carr
Will he nc'cr come back to cheer the heart
with the laugh OF Joyous mirth,
Nor his vacant scat ncer again be filed
At the table-.-the Preside hearth
He's sleeping now, he's sleeping now,
In his lone and lowly bod,
While the stars their ceaseIess vigil keep
Der tho mansions Of the dead.
Well plant the flowers he loved so we'll
On the earth above his brcast---
Mild zcphyrs will play their leaves among,
Breathing songs of the land of rest.
"Thy will he done, thy will be DONE
May our mourning hearts now say;
"The Lord he docth all things well,
lie gave---He takes away"
Then let US bow -scrcnely bow
Beneath the Christening rod
Tho spirit Of the loved one trust
With our Heavenly Fathcr---God.
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BAT1LE WITH TKE INDIANs.-N.
Louis. Oct. 27.--The overland mail ar.
rived last night.
Abattle had been fought at Four
lakes. Oregon, between 800 troops un.
'ler Col. Wright and the Indians. in
'hich many Of the latter were killed and
rounded.
The Oregon State Legislature met
kptember 18th and adjourned sine die
ius giving up State organization till
omitted by Congress.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
New York, Oct. 90.

NEW YORK, Oct. 20.
Steamship Persia from Liverpool 10th
arrived here to-day.
4 panic prevailed at Vienna. caused
BY the intended specie payment by the
bank.
The Duke of Malakoff was married on
the 18th.
A prospectus had been issued to es-
tablish the Galway steamship line with
a capital Of half million.
France has accepted the mediation OF
friendly power in dispute with Portu-
gal. and a pacific solution is considered
certain. ....-
There is great decrease Of specie in
the Bank Of France. ...
0Bombay advices have been received to
Sept "a. The disafmed troops at Mool.
tan had mutiaied aud been nearly exter-
minated. 81
The British troops destroyed the forts
at Namtou, China, but spared the town.
Prioress was heated for Cnsarwi,ch
handicap by half . head. Rocket was
winner. Thirty-four horses ran.
Great excitement exists in Gambia ow-
ing to fears Of general massacre Of
Christians oy the Turks.
WASHINGTON, 9th.
The movements of Gen. Walker arc
regarded with much interest, especially
in diplomatic circlcs-it being represent
ed that he is we'll supplied with both
men and money for his professedly peace
full enterprise.
.== NEW York, Get. 26.
The Grand Jury's indictments found
against public officers, comprise five
against Charles Dcvlin, ex-street COM
missioner. for conspiracy and obtaining
goods under false pretences; four against
Charles Tuner, ex deputy street commits
sioner. conspiracy and misdemeanor two
against James Fary ex-strect commission
er, like offences; two against John Fitz-
patrick. contractor; two against John b.
Smith, late Of the comptrollcr's Office
also. against F. T. Vidal and Peter II.
Dryer, city surveyors; Encch Dean. late
president Of the Bowery bank, and John
Mclean, ex-councilman.
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Governor Denver has written . faro
bll letter to the people Of Kansas on
igning the Governorship. He dis
BRACES the formation Of State Gov
hment in the present Strengthened state
| the finances. The Lcavenworth
lines sets Denver down as an enemy to
ansas a. . Free State
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WHOLESALE MUEpEI AND SUICIDE
In New York the 27th inst. the oldest
son Of Francis Goulding, lumber dealer.
attacked the family killing his two youn-
ger brothers dead. and it is feared NOR.
tally wounding his father, mother. two
sisters and the servant girl He had
been detected roboing his father, and his
probable motive was revenge. The
murderer ended the slaughter by blow
inx out his own brains.
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Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil.


HE ELECTRIC olL-Eiec'ric eurcs-Pain is the
pomonitor OF Death relieve the PAIN and chcch the
disease
ffoi pe 'raih EHcUc u Is the marvel Oh the age,
for the following mot everything y
Cures rheumatism often in day,
Cures Nenral.i. Pnothache two minutes.
Cures Cramp in St mach five min ties;
Cures, Burus, Wounds, Bruises, one to three days.
Gu es Headache, hlecn minutes,
Cures Etr-ache, sim Neck, Ague, one night.
Cures Piles, Sw led uiads, ten days
Nu'e' 'e"''' '' t e"''.' "'' i''''"' wv ~ o.
ID ,,..., uas ...a,..
IVY. ~, w "'o' u ~ , t,I 80 ~ ~ " " 80 i
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An Old Nurse for Children. Don't 'aii TO pro-
curs Mrs. Winslow,s Soothing syrup for children
Teethiug. 1t has no equal on earth No mother
who ha. ever tried Mrs. inslow Soothing syrup
for children will ever consent to let her child pass
.hrou Oh the distressing and critical period OF teeth
ing without the aid Of this invaluable preparation.
If life and health can be estimated by dollars ana
cents, il !. worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of bottles Of Mrs, Wins'aSs s'0'a'as
Syrup are sold every year in the United s'a'as'
II is an old and we'll Eiod remedy None gen
uine unless the Fac Simie Of Curtis 4 Perkins II
on the oatside wrapper.
Price only rs cents bottle,
c. q. PesN, Ellsworth, Wholesale AGENT =;
Psrkin., Bangor. do. Sold by all deaiers'n mea
ceins. Hs'
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Nof1cc IT FOrrAasnrr.
n the third day If April 1855 Joseph Infkin Of sedg
" wick, eorNt yta t. Moses atom, in mortgage a c.
tain lot of land lying in said Seigwick bo uned az follows
viz the Fast by tie Town road leading from franklin
Iufkn's to Thursons Saw-Mil the West by lard Of
Isaac ~ Marks and Darrell o. Thurstcn the North by
land Of Sylvester llapp, the East by land Of Franklin
Luktn, for more full description reference he had
to said Sed Of Mortgage recored In Hancock Registry
Vol 90, Page $685. The condition Of s'h mortgage hav-
ing been broken and BY thereof claim to recose
the said mortgage MOSES EATON.
Sedgwick. Oct. II, 1853. SWISS
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r lie subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con
cerned that he has been duly appointed and has tax
en- upon himself the trust Of Executor of the last vii
and testament Of Noah sparback kate Of Bucksport, IL
County Of Hancock, deceased, ~ giving bond as thu
law directs he therefore requests all persons who are IN
debted to the said deceaseds estate to make immediate
payment ard those who have any demands thereon T.
exhibit the same for settlement
s. D. TIL RSTON.
Bucksport Oct. :, 1883. AVIS
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Dissolution of Cororiner,l;n

Dissolution of Cbrortnership.
HE Coparn.r.hp heretofore existing under the firm
Timer, Clark h Co., is this day dissolved ny mutual
consent L. b. Timer authorized settle The affair." OF
said firm also that Of the former firm Of Timer Clark
whom all dues in favor either Of said Arms to be
and all claims to be presented Tor payment.
LIZ. TIMER.
A. W. CLARK.
W. A. ULMER.
Ellsworth, Oct 10 1855. 50
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MARRIED.

In Gould,boro', Oct. sd, by b. NJ. Sargent
Esq., Mr. Freeman p. Joy to Miss Georgiana
Moore.
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THE CLrPPxR SHIP GOLDEN ROCKET.
This fine ship. built by Messrs. Dunning
& Dole for California passenger ship.
lies at the =. T. X. Railroad Depot
wharf. and will be ready to sail on Mon.
day next for Boston, preparatory to
starting on Pacific voyage. She has
been built under the supcrintendencc Of
Jephtha Nicscrson, whose reputation as
a master. builder has been increased by
the excellent qualities Of this vessel, and
the contractors for the wood and iron
work, &C., Mcssrs. f. G Toothackcr. J.
Case. j. Savage. F. b. Snow, II. Whit
comb. S. Cross. A. Cross. f. Adams, NJ.
Saunders. and 4. G. Whitcomb Of B, ew-
or have done the work in thorough aud
workmanlike manner, and equal to that
ever put into any vessel on the river or
in Milne. The carved work by Mr..
Thomas Seavey of this city. is beau,i.
fully executed. The ornamental work
on the stern is from an original design
which is very handsome and appropriate.
The Golden Rocket is to be commanded
BY Capt. Charles a. Pcndlct IN of Sears.
port, an experienced and skillful ship
master
Tho vessel is built and fitted up with
every convenience for comfort and safe
,Y as q first class passenger ship. aud will
make the company who take passage in
her for San Francisco pleasant. One OF
mare phys,citns are to be of her com.
p,ny. and the outf. Of provisions will be
with that liberal hand which chara cter-
lie the owners. Times.
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East Corinth Academy

THE WINTER TERM Of East Corinth Academy will
commence, MONDAY, Dec. 9Th and continue II
weeks, under the instruction Of A. c. HgRRfcE A.
who intends to have charge of the school for year or
more Mr. II. having had experience OF several years
in teaching, hopes with what assistance he has he will
give satisfaction All those who go school to learn
may be confident that admitted the school,
permitted to remain who do get their lessons
Our object to have healthy discipline and patrons
who send scholars may he assured that everything will be
done make the school inercstingsuch having Iec
tnres and familiar experiments in chemistry and phoso
phy-aiming to give Prccticai education.
There is society established fer Improvement in de.
batting and writing Also, there library that scholars
may have acccssto.
In former terms there has been difficulty in obtaining
boarding places, can say that ample provisions
have been made and good accommodations may be found
for s1,15, and $500 per week
TUITION.
Common English, $500
Higher, $50
Languages, 400
Music, Painting. and Drawing, extra.
No scholar TAX m tor less than ono haif term.
For further Information address the Principal or
J. h. NICHOLS, Sec.
Fast Corinth Nov. l. 1858. 3w
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DIED,

On board Sch. Martha Sargent, very suddenly
in Bay st. Lawrence, Mr.. Joseph Cousins, %
Scdgwick, aged CO years.
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A VIOLENT STORM. The Western
papers give the particulars of terrific
storm At the village of New Ulm. thirty
miles west Of St. Peter,on the Minnesota
river. II lasted only a few minutes, but
such was its force that six buildings were
entirely destroyed, and not building in
the town escaped withaut injury. being
either upset. started from the founda-
tions, or the walls cracked, sc. The
post office windows were blown in and
the mail matter scattered over the
prairie. where some oft was lost.
HKRRIcX's CHANCES IN THE EIGHTH
DIsrsrcr. Herriek's nomination on
she Buchanan ticket for Congress must
be o strong one. The last time he was
before the people he was candidate for
States Prison, and polled a two third
vote from Sessions jury. As a plural
ity elects in his present canvass, his
chances of success would seem to be
brillisns.-[N. Y. Post.
Bennett was Herick's competitor TO-
the nomination,
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The subscriber hereby gives public notice TO all
concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon himself the trust Of an Admins
traitor with the will annexed of the estate OF Lucy
d. Haskell, late of Deer Isle, in the County Of
Hancock, deceased by giving bond rs the law de
reefs he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to said deceasea's estate, to make imme-
diate payment and those who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
BEN. F. FERGUSON.
Deer Isle, Oct. 4, 1858. 3wio
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NOTICE. q FOTec7OSuIS.
WHEREAS George NJ Weston by his deed Of moFtgnge
w dated the syereenth day Of December, 4. D. lsa2
aud recorded in the registry Of Deeds for the county Of
Hancock book numbered Y5 20l, hereby referred
to- conveyed George HERBERT formerly OF Ellsworth two
tracts u land in Deiham, In said county, and state Of
Maine particularly described as land reserved by
f. L. Hamln, Joseph A. Deane, and j. w. Moore, Com.
mssioners In a certain survey aud attempted partition,
on the petition Of Lonarl Jarvis and ors for thu heirs
Of Charles Wilkes Esq ire, and marked the plan OF
Joseph A. Deane recorded in said Registry book Va page
los referred thereto Reserved for Wilkes heirssaid
two tracts containing about twenty-five hundred acres
more or less. And Whereas the condition Of said mort
gage has been broken and whereas said mortgage is
assigned u.s. do therefore give thh notice to brecoso
the same by statute provided.
DANIEL d. HINCKLEY.
THOMAS n. EGEkY.
Bangor, Oct %, 1855. ~
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Notice Of Foreclosure.
WHEREAS, Greeneaf Stackpole Of Ellsworth in the
i" County Of Hancock, the 10th day of December,
A. D. 1855 by his deed Of mortgage Of that date, by him
made and executed conveyed to Jost phi W. Wood Co..
Of said Ellsworth certain lot parcel Of land situated
said Ellsworth containing ry less and be-
ing the homestead Of The said Gyeenleaf staekp,e and fer
particular description Of said hand reference may
be had to said Deed which recorded in the Hancock
Registry Book lOl, Page so, secure the payment of
certain note mentioned therein and the condition u
said Mortgage has been broken hereby claim fore
close the same according to law
j. WOOD L CO.,
3w29 ny their Atty, y. WxrERnorsE.
Ellsworth, Oct 10, 1858.
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The Harrisburg Union ofthe Goth has
the Official Returns on the State Ticket
from all but nine small counties of Pcan-
sylvania. The aggregates are
judy, IN Read 1920
i" Wan \ Porter l5>,SS3
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and untvaHfed superiority
Of this preparation to any other remedy now ex.
tant, and are constantly contributing to give it a
wider and more enviable reputation. From its
volatile nature, it affords vapors freely, and CON-
sequently is direct in its action upon the Lungs
aad Ar Passages
The discrcds which has thrown upon all prep
arations not prescribed by regular physicians, by
reason Of the recklessness with which worthless
and injurious compounds have been imposed upon
the public, will tend to deter many from avaling
themselves of the benefits of this dreperatiOn; the
agent, however, the public in all sincerity
that this medicine is not onl perfectly saef, aud
free from all d,ituious ,nyrtd,ents, but gnarenties
that it will effect all that he reprerents, not hav
ing heard Of single where ithas failed to
give satisfaction.
1t is warranted to cure
Consumption by using One to Six Bottles;
Bronchitis by using One to Three Bottles;
Coughs by using less than Ono Bottle;
Colds by usirg it Two to Six Days;
Bleeding at the Lungs by using less than One
bottle;
Hoarsenoss by using less than one bottle;
Soreness of the Chest by using less than bottle;
Price So per bottle. accompanied by Treatise.
For sale oy
f. J. LAFOR Me,
SOLE AGENT.
5, Mix Street, Boston, Mass.
And by all respectable Druggists and Apo.hecarics in tn
United States and British PROVING
40 wv.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
DISCOVERY.

THE MOST ASTONISHING SUCCESS
in the treatment of the above comp aints.
It's undated popularity, numerous certificates
of rcmar kable cures, the endaton of some Of
our most eminent physicians, and the analysis Of
DR.. A. A. Haynes, the State assayer, all give con-
victing proofs Of
THE UNRIVALLED VIRTUES
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The Union estimates that the nine re-
naming counties will give 10000 votes,
OF which Read and Frazer will have 1000
majority. The vote is little heavier
than that for Governor last year.
The opposition majority on Congress
is not far from 10000.
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Hides & Skins Wanted.

CASH and the Highest Prices paid for
" Hides and Skins. at Eppes Market. Main st,
Ellsworth. 4Of d. IL. EPPES.
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limited &a.es, los Chambers, 81, New iord
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed