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UREAT NDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE

n " II
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
Says the s.. Lou, IN Democr-t: Bel W ~e publish Z.
wch sIek- CLOWN gy Of III, superior merits IF his H,r
Toic Su e'iden'e IaGtt have effect, when corag
ire Doctor needs no enc elusI usstsS cutlery froEl e
press:
BATH, MAINE, jan 20. Is56
PROFESSOR o. J. Woop Co.-Hertlemcn: H-,in= n v
effect. Of il tive W. nductd TO nsIe npp
cton o. ufor bur, which had become qu. sfsy
i:r son: ttr.e mouths procured bot lie or yoHr
II az IL. iYr1nye AID red it socn found probing
VI had ~ished used shout twice hive since
procured anOher bo'tle OF winch have used .or, Ict
h"S 70 ne world thai me gray or wtt hair has H.
ssrmsd 1t. nstura color, and believe set aud cIosty
years old; az good vie at the age Of kywo has used Il
eovery lam assured that whoever will rg'y use a, Ger
directions, will hAr. corr Diet M, >, t.-
st fifteen and every one her, and
n"n,"g towns, Any use you may make Of III: above, w
the beiures Of n,tnre ia cihers well rs myseE
i-in' truly yOus'' A. c: RAYMOND.
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE 'O'>
PROFESSOR WooD-Oear SIR Having had the misfortune
low New Orleans ia 1851 was induced to nal
dang M %Cr GnG c and G The
can express my ohlg to you giving the afflicted
2, u
standing, aud Of the Orthodox Church al a.
M's He as gentleman OF great influence ard university
osio'eu WM. DYER
NJ, - -, BRoOkFIELD, January IL, I65s
PROFESSOR WooD-DeaT Sir Having made mai ~ your
HAIR kesoraer gives me pleasure say, It's effect
has been excellent owing and
constant tendency itching which be en- troubled
from ehlldhoud and has also restored nv hair which was
becoming gray, to It. original color hive used no other
arcie v nth thing like the pIeasur, profit
Yours, truly, J X. BRAGG.
The Restorative il. put up in Bodies q sizes, viz: large
medium and SMALL the small holds half pin ret for
one dollar hote the medium holds least twenty Ter
cent ore an proportion tan The sn,E, ret s for Two dol
lars bottles the large holds quIr forty per cent NOR, ia
proportion, and retrils for three dclllrs Il bo:e.
o. j. WOOD & CO. Proprietors, 3l2 Broadway New York
On the great Y Wire Raining E.ta' IsnnentJ and nj
Mar street, 81 Lonis, Mo, and sold b. all good Druggists
aud Fancy Goods Dealers u,, If-,oS,,
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION LAWS.

RESOLUTION appointing a Keeper Of the Little
Falls Bridge.
RsSotrsd by the BOard Of ALfsrmen and Board Of
Common Council Of the Corporation Of GscrgefotrH,
That VIM. Marriott lie. and is hereby appointed
Keeper of the Little Falls Bridge, his appointment
to date from the LIST day of September, I@5e, at IA
salary of two hundred dollars per annum. and the
Clerk is hereby authorized to pay said salary
quarterly out Of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated.
Be 1t further reSotred, That the Mayor he, and
he is hereby authorized TO prescribe and Tx tine
duties Of said Bridge Keeper; and JD,iLer. That
said Bridge Keeper Shall be subject to removal by
the Mayor. Approved May II, IeJ9.
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FItTH ANNUAL EXCURSION
Waugh Chapel Sunday School.

This school takes plcasurs in announcing Co thor
friends and patrons that they will
give their Annual Excursion on E.rs3t-N
DNESDAl. June I'D. down the ss~BzE<..-s
river So,ne distance fellow Moufi Vernon; r..turu-
ing, will stop and spend the day under the delight
fol groves at Fort Washington.
Ire boat Thomas Collyst having been chaIter~d
at q. and Blagden's wharf Navy Yard, ats O'Clock
n. IN.
The Music will I've Vocal and instrumental
As on former occasions, a pleasant time ~ antIc-
ipated
Refreshments farniS shed on the boat Al eIty price.
Tickets 81 cents; Chiid,en Is cants-to ha hsd Al
Shepherds Bookstore, corner 7th and ID strestg.
Morrisons Ia. avenue; OF the children, and At tue
Boat.
je II IT THE COMMITTEES
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LOST AND FOUND.
BOARDING.

w Mansion House, has taken tbe NM az, ~ ~
Where s6 oals,ans avenue between "a and 9TH Etc.
and gentlemen and their families N ~ rIl
;sIf s,s terms. Gentlemen furnished with meals
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TRUNKS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION Mads
i to order at the Southern Trunk Factory 400
7th street, opposite Odd Fellows Hall. je ii -am
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A GOOD TIME FOR TIE MILLION.
no. FOR ARLINGTON SPRINGS.
THE GREATEST TREAT OF THE SEASON
!S,8.c

CLUB, No, 4. al OeoTgetown, viii -
be slven At The s sn pePOisI glao" Ss$aS
I popular Band has been engaged Cor the s,~r.
slon, and the managers pledge themsel Ves On sraTa
no pains To render AZ a time OF pleasure and euio,
ment Go those who may accompany them.
/ The proceeds are 90 bo devoted exclusively Ia a
henevplent purpose.
Coaches will leaye the usual place in washins-
ton and connect with the packet boat Fixing CI,nd
which will make = trip to the Springs ever hour
starting from the MARKET house Bridge
Tickets can be had ~ Butter =, 18th street: Slmp
son House, 10Th street ard Pa. avenue; and Ben
teT's Washington city; aud 81 the following places
IN GEORGETOWN: SothoTon's Drug Store. corner ol
Bridge aud Potomac streets; VIM. ia Zei's, Bead
street; A. CHESS, Beall street; BarBard's Drug
store, corner Bridge and Hlgh streets; NJ. Kupel :,
MARKET Space; a Rodier, White House Hot ]: and
~ Cox's CorunccPia. corner Of Market Space sd
Canal, where parties will find pleasant stopping
place " hlle waiting for the Boat
The Boats start at O'Clock a M.
II A meeting of the Club will he held at the
usual psce on "Wednesday evening. the 18th inst.
10 complete arrangements. By order Of the
je 10 st GRAND SACHEM.
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EXCURSIONS, &c.

ORPHAN BOYS :
" Pic Nc
ARLINGT ON EeSkN
On ThOksDAl, June so.i3s u1.r<<z.kes
for the benefit OF 80. ycseph's Orphan Bows
Further particulars IN future advertisement
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OUR NAME Is OUR MOTTO.

The members Of the GOOD WILL, CLIR bac
l~ave TO inform their numerous
friends aud the public generally that Es9tfzN
theN wII give Grand Pic Mic atxxSe<S~7ss
Arlington Springs on MONDAY. June .ath Thu.
being the oldest and best established Club IN Wash
lngtOn, n IS sincerely huped that their frlends and
patrons will extend to them literal share Of their
patronage.
A superior COtiIlon Band has been engaged Tor
the occasion.
extra line Of Omuib buses has also been engaged
20 insure the safety and comfort Of our CITY friends
They Will leave the Northern Market-houSe. the
corner OF 1th street and Pa. av, and the foot of the
Capitol, every hour w.
The packet boat Flying Cloud has also been 81
gaged loI the beneht Of our g. orgeOwn Friends who
may WISH 10 participate IN the pleasure Of tie d.v
fare " VIZ "''
aud ladies' "a ~ II rhaS
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THE YOuNG CATHOLICS FRIEND so
Il Getty OF GEORGETOWN, r.
?; CO respectfully announce thsi ,5sgt=c
ANNUAL PIC MIC
will be given at
ARLINGTON SPRINGS

The charitable object Of our Society heing uni
veTsally known, the Committee deem II unnecessaty
% remark further than that this festival val fuS
merit the popularity which has ever attended tue
PIC Mics Of our Society. and that. as on former &c
easions no eNertions will be spared that may teI
TO enhance the comfort and pleasure Of our uumeT-
ors fIlends upon the occasion.
OmnIbuses will leave tho corner If 7th strcct aud
Pa avenue, and proceed to the Spring wa 18th -.
throughout the day. Tor the COMMUNICATION of oar
washington friends; and Boats will leave the
Aqueducti Georgetown, hourly. proceeding direct
20 the Spring. Passage on the boats will lie free -
persons having tickets.
Gentlemen's tickets 80 cents; LADIES' tic.ets =
cents-to he procured upon the boats aud ~ the
yates on the day; and before that time the Music
Stores Of John r. Ellis and w. 6. MstzaTott AID
the Drug Store Of Kidweli a Lawrence, On WaSh
lneton; and az Dr.. !. l.. kidwel's, Georgetown, OF
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~ GREAT REDUCTION.
HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE of
United State Mail Steamships sail every -ecaS
FORTNIGHT between NEW YORK ,SoUTH-SfGfh
rSAcT. leaving AMERICA zach alternate S,TrRn,y.
and EUROPE each alternate "WEDNESDAY.
FIN Ne,o va From HARE
'oa & Hdrre for Nero YORK.
Arisl, Capt. Jones. Sat, June Is We'd, July 6
RssdsTS i," ieievTe SAT- J ay WMedd tIUy g
Ps,%" Si." Sat-, AVE A%E We'd We'd, A sP =
These steamships have water tight compartment.
carry abe surgeons
lst Catin $40 ana slta. I'd Cabin $50 and ssn
81 Cabin "a limited rEBlberl SIS.
CERTIFICATES issued for passage from Europe to
Specie delivered in London and Paris.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
N. B.-This line Of Steamships is NOT liable to
interruption IN consequence of the European War.
ZINE JEWELRY AND SILVER WAREOF
L the IateAt styles and OF every descripiion. fr,
reduced Iexsy Store n ss6 s
A. PLATED WARE.
SETS HTGRERs d and rddG ckkR R FEA
ne kET ss BITTER i1lf DISHES, SUGAR bowls,
ie.Y jeweiIy store, $40 Pa ave avenue
H. ofchoice aud beautiful JEWELRY compri
Pearl and Iet, and Plain Gold and VARIETY of otbe.
goods "a the line OF Jewelry and, as wish 10 DIS
pose oil large amount in a short time, \ will offer
t ga az a very low price. Please call at No. 33s
10. aNenIIe. je Is
W. WAREHAM NAILS
w r. Are selling the bsst cut Nails TO he had IL
Is cheaper by nifty cents kes IT, get good article
we nave also on hand Spikes, Z ence Nails HORSE
Nshs, Wrought Nails. Hinge Nails. with a large
stock OF builders Hardware, all of which we are
selling at Northern prices. We invite special at
tentlon To our ahIshment, feeling assured that
we can make 1t 10 the interest of Builders 10 get
thelr Hardware Ofus.
-. GRIFFITH d SHIELDS,
Ie'o S3s Pa. avenue, opposite Browns.
AVN,
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Commute.
Lewis Carberry, John NJ stake J. l.. KidwaII
Sam'l Rainey, Jacob Kengla lanes Rrily
J. J. Byrne. q. A. Hastings RIch-d Petttt
w. Albert King, T. r. Boucher 4 O'lDonn"rbue
Francis Harper, Nm. G. Pettt Nm n Heron
10
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AIUaxJ( xIIB.

Il GRAND NCERT
In HONOR or THE VARIOUS SANG We
REIN S0CELIES0E tn = EASTERN; NIP;
THIS CITY-Iwiu glve q Free Concert 1T my
ks,stsurant, Corner Of Sd street and Pa. avenue,
THIS EVENING, commencing at O'Clock.
:, The heedqusrters OF the Mennerchor Society Of
WeshIne tor, i shah be reioced 10 give = cordial
wecome to al who attend g. listen To the inspiring
MUSIC, and taste the inspiring Isger Of SchnltZel
6.Wnashc exercises w1il take place.
II NItVENIIE CONCERT
10y Request cf numerous persons present, and
Also al MANY who were uHaide IN attend, the
JUVENILE CONCERT
given at Trinity Church last Monday evening will
he repeated on TUESDAY EVENING next, the
2lst instant. CONNIE Dcing ut s O'Clock
Tickets can be procured At the Bookstores.
d
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M A RR lie d.
MARINEJOURNAI.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.


ARRIVED.
Aug. B.
sehrs Abigail Haynes Staples, from Bostc n.
/.
Ariel, Trcworgy. Wareham.
Nandalia. Jackson, Salem.
" Forest, Wood Salem.
CLEARED.
Magnolia, Candage, Bluchill.
Georgia, Alley Boston.
0tronto, Hammond do
Margaret Ann, Casper, Portland.
Abigail Murch, Boston.
Commodore, Grant, Boston.
.. Rattan, Davis, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Valhalla, Davis, Portland.
FORESTER Murch, Boston.
Arboreer, Smith, do
Wanderer, Baa,ta Boston.
Sloop Hero, Remck, from trading cruise
among the Islands.
Schn Olive Branch, Alley. Boston.
CLEARED.
Barcelona, Whi,more, Providence
i" Morning Star, Clay Portland.
:" Agnes, Treworgy, from Boston.
GeorgeA Mary, Lord, do.
Zulette, Millken, do
=" Saml Appleton. Grant Winsor, y B.
Francis Ellen Clark, Calais
Vandalia, Jackson. Boston.
Elizabeth, Remick Boston
ARRIVED.
Margaret, Day, do
Emblem Murch do
CLEARED.
Agricola, Freethy, do.
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At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, with

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the County of Hancock, On the first
Wednesday of August A. b. 1879.
HHARLES X. TILDEN, named Executor in a
~ certain instrument purporting to be tho last
Will and Testament of Miriam C. Perkins, la e OF
CAstiue. in said county deceased, having presented
the same for probate
oRDERED,-That the said Executor give no.
tice thereof to all persons interested, by causing
copy of this order to be published three week sue
cessively in the Ellsworth American printed in
Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth, on the first
Wednesday September next,at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they have,
why the same should not be proved, approved and
allowed as the last will and Testament of said de-
ceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy-Attest
20 A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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EHNHE 0HYGEhATE0 HlTTeRS.
' 0XYGENATED HlTTERS.
Ej CWGENkTED BITTERS.
II ORIGINATED biTTERS.

from President Smith, Of the Wesleyan University
MIpDLETOwN, CONN, Feb -, ls59.
SETH W. FOWLE Go. - Gentlemen: Grst made
OF the 'OXygcuaiel B,rters " some eight
years since. Having suffered for twenty from a
form OF Dyspepsia which wa attended with nervous
headache, average of not less than day in a
week. was induced BY tho unpretendng Tecommenda-
ton OF h. Green 10 try botIe and If 10 benefit
wa received II discontinue its use."
The :se of one bottle warranted further trial, to the
extent OF three or four, with careful observance OF
the accompanying directions. The result was almost
entire rrlei from the usual dyspeptic symptoms, and
their depressing panA consequences. believe these
Buffers produced entire change in the habits OF my
system, and upon te active energies OF The digestive
organs. nov deem myself as exempt from Dyspepsia
persons. These ifers have also been OF service
to other members Of my far,ity.
Very respectfully vonr-,
AUGUSTUS ", SMITH.
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cot NTY OF HANCOCK.

At Court " Probate held Ellsworth, within and for
the county Of Hancock, the first Wednesday Of Au
gust. u. 1852.
CHARLES J. ABBOTT, Administrator ot the estate Of
Nathatie Perkins, late Of N.wburypo-t, in the State
Of Massachusetts, deceased having presented his account
Of administration upon -ad dceasr estate for bate
ORDERED That thu said Administrator give notice to all
persons inter- stc1 by cruising copy Of this order to be
publ she'd three weeks successfully in TIA" Ellsworth Amer
lean printrTl at Ellsworth That they may appear at Pro-
bate Court I've held 1t E.wnt, il sail cpuety. the
fourth Wednesday, ~ October neNt, ut tn of the clock in
the orcuoou aud slcs etuse II any they have, why thu
should not be allowed.
PARKER Tt OK, Iai;e.
A trua c1py-Attcs.:
ss9 4. A. BAirEErr, Register.
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East Corinth Academy.

ruNIIE FALL TERN will commence, September
Il 9Th, and continue eleven weeks.
A. C. HERRICK, A. i. Principal.
SOLON WHITM0RE, Associate.
Miss NJ. L. BALL, Teacher Of Music.
Miss MARY EpMuSDs Teacher of Drawing, &c.
Board, everything found, 81 so to 81 90 per
week. Tuition--Common English, 81 90; High
er English. 50 so Languages. 81 90. Term bills
TO be settled the eight week of the term.
No students are desired who do not wish to do
night and go thorough This illage is oasy of &c.
cess. Daily Stage from Bangor, fare IS cents.
For further information address the Principal OF
Secretary. J. i. NICkELS, Sec.
East Corinth Aug. 4th 1859. 3w29
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Crnmp 4 Pain Killer.

he world is astonshed at the wonderful cures perform
ed BY the CrUnp and Pam KMer prepared by Curtis
PsnEiSs It's equal has been known for removing
pain In all for tho Of Spinal COMPLAINTS
Cnmp In the Limbs and Stomach, Rheumatism in all its
FORMS Bilious Couc Bums Sore Threat, and Gravel, it +
decidedly the best remedy in the world. Evidence Of the
most ever performed By asy medicine, is circulars
q the hands Of Agents. 4of
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SETH W, FoWIE g. CO., Proor;etors, Boston
FOR SALE
Everywhere, Everywhere, Everywhere,
Everywhere, Evcryw here,
EVeryW here.

FIR sail by C. C. PECK Ellsworth H. MEANS. Surry
l.. tHABTEEg. North Hancock PAgktR n PEARL, bed
ham JoHS STEVENS, Buehill BESJ. REA, sedswiek
fMEKsoN X POWERS, orlaud JosnrA IioorAr, Castiue
T.. II PAREtG, Buckspprt; WILLIAM l. EMERSON, Nort
Nastine shN aealrrs eleryMhere. IS
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FOREIGN PORTS.

The subscriber hereby gives public lice all
ed that she has been duly appointed and has taken
herself the trust u Execurix VI the last will and
ment OF
EDWARD W. W. EMERY. late OF Eden,
In the county Of Hancock deceased, by giving bond
the law directs therefore requests all who
indebted To the said deceased estate, to make immediate
payment and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the for settlement.
SALLY EMERY.
August 81, 1853. %
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TREAsURER'S SALE.
STATE OF MAINE.

TREASURY OFFICE.
Augusta, August 8. 1859,
DTESU ANT to Chap. G. Sect "a Of the Revised Statutes,
will the state Treasury Office in Augusta, the
fifteenth day Of September at IL o'clock in he fore
noon sell and convey by deed the highest bidder all the
interest Of the STATE in the of land hereinafter de-
scbcd lying 10 unincorporated townshps,the said tracts
having been forfeited to the State for State taxes aud COun
" taxes certified to the Treasurer Of State.
The sale aud conveyance Of each will be made sub
juct to right in the owner or part owner. whose rights
have been forfeited redeem the any time within
year after the sale by paying rendering tn pur-
chaser his proportion Of what the purchaser paid therefor
at the sale, with interest at the rate u twenty per cent
per rom The time Of sale lnl dollar for release,
such may redeem his interest by paying at1re-
said the Treasurer Of State, provided in Chap. g.
Sect SO Of Revised Statutes.
No however will be sold less than the
full due thereon for such unpaid State and County
taxes, Reres; and costs, described in the following
schedule;
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To Parker Tle Es Jal = Of Pro5a, for tn C5uaiy
Hlncsck.
IlUMBLY shows Jo:lnm : Bunker, GlArlan of 7. j
IL circuit anil Elizabeth urcItt MINORS AMI Chlircn OF
Thomas Orcutt, late u Ellsworth, in said county, de-
ceased that thu said minors 1t rested III II" real =
Of sii1 deceased situated ia Ellsworth tie stree
ling ruers l, joniu; the house owned by Cal
vim Peck that avaHta ~ having been made lay
Edwari saunders, to wit: four hundred AMI tw MY Ave
dlars ami that 1t would be Ir ia, hsart J said mnors
tia, their said interest tn SAID eCtlsa- should he
disposed a. aud the proceeds thereof rIt out AMI secured
them Your petitioner therefore pflys that
your Honor would grant him license T. dispose II the
accordingly agrrrAbiy law u this STATE in such
maie tnl provided. JoIlI AN III NhEA.
Dated a. Ellsworth, August ~, \. b. 1859.
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Notice of Foreclosure.
Notice of Foreclosure.

w HEREAS, ON the ninth day Of April A. D. 1855,
w Moses Carney of lswurth, in the County Of Han
cock by his mortgage deed Of that date duly executed
and recorded conveyed John Black, late of said Els
worth, decea ed certain parcel Of land situate in said
Ellsworth aud bounded AS follows to wit On the south
by Main Street the west 10y lot sold John Nj. Hale
byWm W. Chase the north by the same, and on the
east by lot formerly owned by Amer Lee George W
uckmore and lot Of Joshua W Hathaway together with
the passageway and lands in common between this lot and
the afoes aid Hale lot reserved and set forth in sai
Iae's deed from said VIM W. Chase, to wit: the right
of way and Of said lands in common, aud whereas
the nineteenth day Of June, A. D. 1870, Elijah l.. anin
and George n Black Executors and Trustees of TIE
of said John Black, duly consigned and conveyed
said mortgage and the premises herein mentioned the
undersigned the condition Of said mortgage having been
broken the undersigned, by thereof hereby claims
to foreclose the same and gives this notice by statute
re CURED. WILLIAM IL BLACK, .
by his Atty. EuGEsE HALE.
Ellsworth, August ID, 1859 rs
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

Prepdr q ty Cornelius L.. Cheesendn, NJ. ID.
NeW York City.
The ccmbnation Of ingredients In these Pills the
suit Of long and extensive practice. They mild
their operation and certain in correcting all guartes
Painful Mensruatons, removing all distractions, whether
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side, pap
tstion Of the heart disturbed Sleep which arise from inter
rup<ion Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES
Dr.. Cheeseman's Pills invaluable, they will bring
monthly period with regularity Ladies whs have been
disappointed In the Of otter Pills. place the
confidence Dr. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they
present to do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, mi $
carriage would certainly result tlcrcfrurn.
Warranted purely Vegetable and free nom anything in
furious TO life health. Explicit direct MS which should
be read. accompany each box. Price 81. Sent by maj
enclosing 81 to the General Agent Sold by Drug
gst In every in the nted Foe sale ty C. g
rerk Ellsworth, Me.
r. HCTCH1NGs,
General Agent for II
United States, los Chambers, ST., Nee York
To whom all Wholesale orders should be addressed.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

WEST BRooKsvILLE.-Ar July ?sth schrs An
thrscophora, Gott bingham; N WATSON Tapley,
Bangor; Napoleon Haws, do. Aug I'd, Elizabeth.
WATSON. Lynn; 9Th, Julia Ann Tapley, Bangor
Ruth Thoms, Taplev, Bangor. sth, Dayspring,
Cousins, Boston.
BID. 9th, Julia Ann, Tapiey, Roxbury; Sea
Queen, Gray, Boston.
MAcHiAs-Ar. 5th, schrs Garland. Parsons,
East Aschisss 9Th John .colbeth, Boston. 9Th,
brig Almo, Ingalls,, from Neuyisas via: Boston.
Sd 9Th. Harriet NJ Mayo, Rich, Boston.
Aedtoid, loud, Calais; Mayaower, Libby, Ma.
chias; Martha, Cocker. Machias; Freedom Crock
Or, do. Frances Ellen, Ryan, Belfast; Scion, Board
man, Camden; Sea Serpent, Arey, Rockland
Cid Br brig d Dand. Pctou; schrs Elliot,
Weaver, Richmond Va; Mary Louise, Smith,
Y, Samuel Bglow.
HoLMrss HoLE-6th, Steele, Grand Turk, 7
]. Marietta Burr Nickerson Boston for Alex
andria; Montezuna ,Cotell, Y 18th Fanny Fern,
Briggs. Troy for Boston; Captain John, smith,
Calais for Ny.
New YoRk.--Ar eth, brig Adeline sprague,
Smith, Mentsn, Italy; Hylas, Pressey. Calais
schP Favorits, Nickerson, Roundout for Catham
Cid 9Th, barque William 4 Jane, Cobb, Turks
Island; schr G L Lowell, Boston; It'll, bark John
Benson.
BALrIxoRE.-Ar 9TH, schr Orris Frances, Clark
Richmond.
81 FOREIGN PORTS.
At St Vincent, Cape Vcrd Isands July, G,
brig July Ford. Upton, from Port Praya. unc.
At Vera Crux oh, ult. barque California,
Hathorn, for Laguna.
At Port au Prince 24th ult brigs Milton, Hoyt
for Boston; 2sth, George Albert Prince, from
MY; Sid Gath, sch Gen Veazie. Galacar, Boston.