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Bates Patent Steam Gauges,
No. 8 UNION STREET,

No. UNION STREET.
Between St. Charles Streets New Orleans.
The Machinery offered for sale from establishments
which have been engaged in manufacturing for the Southern
country the past twenty years. and viii
entirely adapted for the which intended
superior quality great deal of machinery brought
Market and extremely liberal prices. Persons wishing
purchase invited to call and themselves
CLEMONS, BROWN & CO.'S COTTON GINS have been
used successfully in parts of the South fifteen years
and more during which time upwards Of FIVE HUNDRED of
them have been sold annually We guarantee them be equal
in every respect to any gin sold in this section.
THE DOUBLE CYLINDER GIN a invention of
Mr. j. F. Brown, Columbus, Georgia. persons who
interested the following certificate which taken from
hundreds which we have received:
RUSSELL COUNTY, Ala February 3, 1862
Messrs. Clemens. Brown & Co
GenemenI have used of your Double Cylinder 60
Gins during the past and take pleasure
vcton that its performance far superior any Gin have
tried for speed convenience and safety induced
because believed it would for itself the saving
in and II has fully answered my expectations 1t
qires power prope it than Single Cylinder
Gin while 1t cleans twice mnc cotton day and much
easier attended to; this is accounted for from the lesser width
the breast and that it will gin all the that put
the roll without throwing choking 1t cleans the seed
markedly Clean and makes good sample
Gin have tried The buyers Of Columbus have
peatedly told had superior Gin without knowing
of your Double Cylinder Style Your Double Cylinder Gin
consider great Improvement ordinary Gin
planter who makes fifty bales of will find
interest to lay aside the Single Cylinder 40 Gin
place himself under obligations to by purchasing
Double Cylinder Gin, and thereby time labor money
Without the pleasure of personal acquaintance with you,
permit assure you of my friendly consideration.
EDGAR GARIiCK.
Messrs. W. G. Clemons Brown 4 Co.
Samples of both styles of Gins well other Machinery
may be at store.
ALBERTSoN & NUDGE,
No. Union street,
Oh 2p6t-f Between st. Charles and Carondeet.
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scoonss wsnf on mere sne Aexican pafk laura
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es - .Aa1ls,s.s F. ~. nsI ciails MY
NeMk 1&4pk9 On A0c0mDO Oeacn, nVe miles soutn
IT ven Ctux where she now lies sunk in the sand.
I BE- cs1sc sod = public auction, brought 500 !;
hull, s@66s Bat little cargo remains IN her--much
a. = hAyl1s been washed overheard. Cargo and
vessels insured n Boston. no lives lost on the
above vessels
Two gnn launches, belonging e the Mexican
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DALLEY's MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR
FEVER AND UE.
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE.

osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE.
This is the only sure and certain remedy for this hateful die,
No one need ever again complain having it, unless hes
have never taken this celebrated remedy once they take
osGooD's CHoLAGoGUE,
farewell to Chlls and Fever forever
For sale in New Orleans Wholesale and retail Inv
j. WRIGHT Il CO,
Sole agents for the Sonth and whom all orders should By
addressed.
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Il an egg could speak, and you were to ask it
whence i came, what sweetmcat would ii name in
reply Ma-mc-laid. '.''l's
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i. WRIGHT & co.
nR. WRIGIIT's CELEBRATED REJU-
yENATING ELIXIR,


DR. WRIGHT'S CELEBRATED KEJU-
vENATING ELIXIR.
Prepared on srctest Pharmaceutical Principles By q
the Abest Chemists Of the Age.
NO MINERALS.
Dr. Wright thinks well stake his professional character
the fact that form tho least
part Of the ingredients in his REJUVENATINa ELIXIR
well knowing what ruin has been enaed the community By
opium and mercury
Generally, to the dehitaed, Dr. Wright would say,
despair No matter how down you may beno mattsr
how weak matter what the may have been
forsakc at Whatever has led you Hygcs
principles; take his
REJUyENATING ELIXIR
ard you will find yourself man. pride instead OF The
to friends and healthy worthy sap-
Der Of the whole human family.
For sale by the Proprieors,
J. WRIGHT 4 Co,
q and ISL Charres street, New Orleans Ia
Sole Propretors,
by Druggists generally throughout United States
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DHILIP RAHM, EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
Richmond, Virginia,

Isichmond, Virginia,
MANUFACTURER OF PORTABLE AND STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Grist Mills.
Large and Small Draining Machines.
Pumps of all sizes and descriptions.
shatnnef Couplings, Puley, Hangers and Boxes Of all
sizes.
Locomotive Flues and Cylinder Boilers
Shinge Iath and Planisg Machines
Tobacco Screws and Fixtures, of every desrrfnti,s
Agent for Bergers & Boyle's Macliie ground Saws,
Virginia Penitenary Made Axes-cvery one az ,hica Ia
fully guaranteed.
II. NJ Smiths Celebrated Straw Gutter.
Ny Machinery has received the highest testimonials given In
the United States Experienced mechanics will to erect
Machinery sell when desired and in the purchaser
discovering that the article what represented it can
be returned my expense.
Orders communications addressed to the undersigned
through the Post oice will meet with pronp attention.
An Illustrated Catalogue containing List of Prices Certih
Gates etc. will be by mail postage paid desiring it,
PHILIP RAIN,
Proprietor Eagle Machine Works.
sSoce in New Orleans O. S. Charles oil sp6'Jal
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PHOTOGRAPHIC.

/ PHOTOGRAPHIC.
i MORRISON & BLESSINGS
/ rEW AND sUPERE
| PHorOGRAPHIc & DAGUERREOrrPE
| SALOON,
No. Oh Camp street,
CORNER OF COMMERCIAL P1.ACK
Flew ORLEANS.
OPPOSITE THE P1cAYuNE oPr1cR
We beg our numerous patron. and tho pus
hc that removed l4 Canal street to tho aboy.
named commodious building which W. hare fitted and fur
nished in a suitable style, with the
| Largest Slxy-Lfght In the CITY,
| A LARGE RECEPTION ROOM for the Public
|
| SPLENDID PARIoR AND DREssING-RooM,
|
|
| ALARGE STUDIO for our Painter.
|
N ~ 'e.'s.''e' ''4
SO
~ $50 Az % lie
-er
Miniatures and Portraits known to the art.
THE SMALEEST EocrRr
10
1rrcru ,ru s,,u ~,
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~.
PHoToGR Apis Life sizs. made hr m, ,s,x so,.pc.y
~"~N-AA' o1ANa-
PhoTodKAfHs, all intermediate sizes.
PHOTOGRAPHS Painted in Oh colors-
,,oro,, ~,
PHOTOGRAPHS Touched in India Ink
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A LBERTSON d NUDGE,
AGENTS THE sALB or
P ORTA ABLE AND STATIC AIRY
STEAM ENGINES,
sAW-MILLs, sHAFTINGs, GIN GEARING,
And every description Of
Machinery for Mill and Plantation use.
Also. Agents for the sale Of
CLEMoNs, BROWN 4 CO.'S
SINGLE AND DOUBLE CYLINDER COTTON GINS
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A LADY DRUGGED AND RoBBEp.--Mrs Geo. B.
Nichols Of Bridgeport, Conn, arrived in this city,
via the Michigan Central Railway, yesterday, en-
route for Galveston Texas. She is stopping at the
house Of q gentleman friend of hers, to whom we
are indebted for the following facts. Mrs. Nichols
and her little boy aged about seven years, entered
the sleeping car last night and took a berth. She
had with her one hundred dollars in gold, which,
for safe keeping she had sewed into the bosom OF
her dress. A short time after she went into the
q fashionably dressed woman, who was so highly
perfumed to fill the entire car with her fragrance
This was the last aforementioned until the conduc.
tor aroused her from her stupor, to change cars
when she discovered that her dress had been cut
open and her money stolen. Both herself and her
little boy had been supplied by inhaIing some pow
erful yapor, and the perfumcd lady had disap-
peared. Mrs. Nichols clothes still bear evidence
Of the presence Of some subtle perfume.
lChicago Herald.
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ARRAY n RAYMOND, Miss. The Kinds county
Gazette, Of Wednesday last gives the following
account Of the recent ARRAY in Raymond:
Our usually peaceful and quiet town was thrown
into state Of great excitement on Monday after
noon last, in consequence Of very serious ARRAY
between Dr. ]. N. Reynolds, Of this place. and DR..
R. p. Fullerton, formerly resident Of the town,
but for some years past residing five or ten miles
in the country DIR. Reynolds received four or five
severe pistol shots; and, falling upon the spot
was carried to his residence on bed. He is re-
ported as in very critical condition. DR.. Fuller
ton received several flesh wounds, inflicted with
pocket knife. Although reported severely cut, he
he walked from the place Of the occurrence across
the Public Square, to the Oak Tree Hotel where
he was provided for, and still remains His condi-
ton is not regarded as dangerous.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25
LETTER FROM KANSAS.

Adjovnmen ofhe Kansas Legislaiure-TAe
Work Done BY 1.-THE Bogas Statutes
FinaiLg Repeated, and Publicly Burned
A Copy Sent 10 The Governor of Missouri
The Constitutional Coapention Bill
Passed.
LAWRENCE, X. t., Feb. IL 1852 g
To the Editor Of the Boston Journal.
The Legislative Assembly was dissolved by
limitation of the organic act, which restricts
its sessions to forty days, at midnight last
night.
A very large amount Of work has been
performed by it, and with the single excep-
tion OF failing to pass the bill formally abol-
ishng and prohibiting slavery, in season for
1t to become law; its labors will prove salts
factory to the people of Kansas.
The bill repeating the bogus statutes passed,
has been signed by the Governor and is a ld,c.
There is much jubilation over it. Immedi-
ately after the adjournment of the Lcgisla-
ture, an immense bonfire of tar barrels was
kindled in front Of the Eljridge House. and
a copy OF the bogus statutes WIS publicity
burned, amidst the shouts and cheers of the
assembled crowd Another copy has been
sent by express this morning to the Governor of
Missouri. with message informing him that
the people OF Kansas have NJ further use Tor
them And thus, we hope, the last vestige
of the usurpItion which has SO long deprlv-
ed the people of Kansas of their rights is
tipped out. Ldus Dec
The Constitutional Convention bill has
been approved by the Governor, and is now
law.
Various occurrences of interest have trans
pired within the last few days, but am com
PEELED t. defer mention OF them until my
next, as the mail is just closing
\. d. X.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock $50 the Hon. Justices of our ST.
preme judicial Court, next to holden at Els
worth, within and for our County OF Hancock,
on the fourth Tuesday Of April, A. d. 1888.
Represent the undersigned Robert L. and An
drew j. Means, both Of BIuehll, in said County
YeUmen, that they are seized and possessed in
their own right, in fee simple Of aul ia five
divided siNths parts of the following described
parcel OF land, with some other person or persons
to your Petitioners unknown, Of the remai min :
undivided sixth part, said parcel Of land being
situate il Blu".iil aforesaid and bounded and dc
serl0ad follows 10 VII; beginning at the South
eitst corner OF land On which james Means liycs,
thence by the shore Of B!uchifl Bay; Easterly to
Spruce tree or rocky point, ninety -tour rods at
right angle, with sad James Eastcrly line, thence
NottheT!y twenty five degrees to the road leading
from John Friends to Mcleafd's Stream; thence
by said road Westerly to said James Eastern line,
thence sOutherly BY SAID james Eastern line to
the first mentioned bound, containing hun
bred AID twenty-fv, acres more or less, and your
Petitioners represent dat they cannot possess
occupy or improve their said parts to good advan-
tige while the same lies in common and undyi-
ded rs aforesaid but wholly lose the profits there.
Of; wherefore they pray that notice may be issued
in due form OF Law and that their said portion
may be- set oil and asst gncd to them in severaity
from other proprctors, aud as tenants in common
between themSclve, of saa iYo sixtAs parts, lAd
your Petitioners shall ever pray
ROBERT l.. MEANS.
ANDREW j. MEANS.
BY Robinson Hale their Att.s
Ellsworth, Mar. 2jtl, l,Js.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

Mr.. B. T. Butler lawyer of Boston, is
somewhat noted for his severity in examining
witnesses. A correspondent Of the Century
relates
He was lately engaged in legal case, in
which Professor Horsiord Of Cambridge, was
one OF the witnesses. When Butler came to
cross-examine him, he began in his usual
style of unceremonious ferocity. The Judge
mildly interposed, and said perhaps Brother
Butler didn't know who the witness was; it
was Professor Horsford-Professor Of llarv-
ard College. ooh, yes . mumbled Butler,
as he leisurely stroked his chin, Professor
ilosford Harvard Professor Professor of
Harvard College. Yes, we hung one of EN-
t'oiher day.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

An Old Nurse for Children. Don't fail to pro-
cure Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup for children
Teethins. 1t has equal on earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs Winslow Soothing Syrup
for children Will ever consent to let her child pass
throug the distressing and critical period Of teeth
ing without the aid of this invaluable preparation.
If life and health can be estimated BY dollars and
cents, il Is worth its weight in gold,
Millions Of bottles of Mrs Winslow's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United States
II is old and well tried remedy. None gem
uinc unless the Fac Sinile OF Curtis & Perkins is
on the outside wrapper
Price only - cents a bottle.
c. G. Peek, Ellsworth, Wholesale a gent; 5. T.
Perkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all dealersin Med
cciuc. ly-2l
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IMPORTANT TO FEMaLES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

ftpf iN w COI NefHS IL. NHttStHuN, w. II.
Nep York City.
The combination Of ingredients in these Pills the
suit Of long and extensive practice. They mild in
their operation aud certain correcting all Irregularities
Painful Menstruatou removing all distractions, whether
from cold otherwise headache pain in the side palp
taon of the heart, disturbed sleep. which arise from
ruption Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Cheeseman's Pills Invaluable they will bring
the monthly period with regularity. Ladies have been
disappointed in the Of oter Pills. place the utmost
confidence in DR.. Cheeseman's Pills doing all that they
present to do.
NOTICE.
They should not be used during Pregnancy, as mis-
carriage would certainly result thererom.
Warranted purely Vegetable and free from anything In
furious to life health. Explicit drect ns which should
be read accompany each box. Price 81 Sent by mai
enclosing to the General Agent. Sold by one Drug
gist in every in the ncd States For sale by C. g.
Peck Ellsworth, Me.
Il. D. HJTCT1NGS
General Agent for the
United States, les Chambers, 81, Ne,c York
To whom ali Wholesale orders s,nuIl ha al
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
PROF. DE GRATH's ORIGINAL ELECTRIC

uT HAVE SAVED s50O."-Ths remark, made by
gentleman the other day. whose strength had been
stored to him by bottle Of Prof De Graths (genuine)
ELECTRIC OIL would apply to thousands, especial.
ly the man woman who depends selfexcr,ion for
support No person money who is half the time
SICK lame rheumatic and suffering from pain; but time
" caution used, and before consumption become
sealed from colds and exposure, the application Of this
Electric Oil" should be made hundreds Of dollars would
be saved, and life be made toerable also. Ask Mark
Gregg, Esq, Is Marshall street. Philadelphia, and hun
dreds who have been cured N. d. No charge 70
advice.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25
ev:si,sD 4 Pain KILLER,

The world is asiouhe Al The wonderful perform
ed hy the tramp aud Pam Ruler prepared - CURTIS &
PEHkSs Is equal has asver been know. !or remayu;
pin il ali ease, Or tAo Of Spinal Complaints,
t,I0p the Limbs aal stomach, rheumatism ia all is
forms, Blou. tec Burns, Sore Throat, and Gravel It i
decidedly tie best remedy the warlI Eyrloucc of tie
most ref5fncl ~ any medicine is circulars
III the hands Of gents. s0I
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

JONATHAN oS Ms WAY TO CALIFORNIA
An innocent looking swain from kennetec,
Co., Me, name William Higgins, arrived in
this city on Thursday morning, in one OF the
StonIngton steamers, en- route for California,
expecting u meet here six comrades whom he
had parted with IN Boston. On arriving about
daybreak, it became for the first time a seF-
Gus question in his mind 10 klow how 10 meet
with his comrades and upon the clamorou>
solicitations of hotel runner he MAS led to
take lodgings at the Cincinnati hotel in &C.
dar street. At that place an out!audish look
ing fellow came in and represented TO him
that he was also on his way 10 the 'digging>,
that he knew all about the bogus ticket 9TH
ces, and would accompany him To a genuine
Office. Accordingly. upon the urgent aiyice
of the clerk of the hotel, they went 10 an office
in the vicinity.
The sum of Is being asked for a steerage
ticket. which was more than our adventurer
had, he was induced to buy ticket to New
ORLEANS for $50, which place represented
TO him TO be very near California. whittier he
could travel al any time in few days, beside
being excellent place for work. which
Jonathan felt by no means unwilling 10 en-
gage in. The steamer for New Orleans left
yesterday morning, With Higgins on board
but, while hopefully riding over the bay the
captain informed hun that it cost as much
from that place TO California as from New
York. Jonathan was bewildered BY the
advice OF the captain, he returned with the
tug engaged BY the vessel TO make applea-
tion for redress to the Mayor. He was
sent TO Justice Welsh, who has taken steps
ITO have the swindlers arrested and. if possible,
n recover the mony. In answer to the ques-
ON whether he never had studied geography,
said that he had not. but that he was an
eAtct arithmetician; he never had tNKen a
I8ucs IN oao1ranhv Maui Nnrt Tr;buna
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BY Auction.

The Subscriber will sell by auction on Saturday
afternoon at 3 O'clock, March 18th, his well
knownand valuable building situated in Ellsworth
village. opposite the store of II. 4 5. X. Whiting
This building is well located ard has ample room
for the accommodation of family in the second
story, while the store the first floor is large
enough for sny village business. Terms $500
Gown, and the balance in annual pagments for
eight years, or shorter payments if preferred.
Geo. W. Newbeoin Auctionser.
3wa GEJ. c. BECkWITH.
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Agricultural Fair.

Members Of the Hancock Agricultural Society
are requested to meet at Writings Hall, ELS
worth, on Saturday the fifth day of March next
at ten o'clock A NJ, 1t is desirable that many
of the members as possible will be present.
The first business in order before the meeting
will be to see il the Society will purchase grounds
and locate permanent place suitable Tor their
annual Exhibitions Second, to revise the By
Laws. Third, to establish votes of Premium and
to act on any business that may come before the
meeting.
A. NJ. GLIDDEN Secretary.
Ellsworth, Feb 4th, 1879.
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THE Pi6E's Pax 6oiD nI6GfNGs. The
y ra,ka Advertiser ef + Ii. 4tb gives intelli-
: nee, said T. b. derived from parties i9st
from the gold digging. at Pixies Peak
one OF them, an old California adventur+r,
prom the Cherry CreS mines eluli u
any in California Those now mining uuIer
mlny Disadvantages, are making from g u
ST. aud ofsen - per dat-fse to thirty
three cents per pan. Gold is found from the
surface down to the bed rock a depth aver
aging fifteen feet. The only difficulty at
present is the " Mt II water, but Is clmpan-
les have already ur.tnized t. furnish this
needlal element, it j, thought no trouble vii.
hcarlttrr be experienced.
The gold vet found u any extent is what
Is termed III at ID" and quicksilver will
necessarily have 10 he used tol considerable
extent III collecting the lla"r ami more val.
uahlr particles. Shot rod has been discoy,
cred = me extent, and oil miners are con-
Il lent al finding nugget gold Ia the slrng.
But iittlr prospecting ms vet been done IN
thc mountains, although it /, said that gold
ms been discovered IN satisfactory quaint
ties, along the blse Of the mountain, from
NV Mexico To F,It LARAMIE. Water power
Is abundant on al. the streams in the yciui-
7Fhe reader si-nulJ bear in mind that the
above is only the bright side Of the story.
and that there are doubtless draw backs d
offset the numerous attractions. All is not
gold that giltters.
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CRANE e. Co.'S
b X p r E S S j..
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
C. L. CRANE. TAYLOR.
SUCCESSORS TO
BRYANT'S EXPRESS,

Will run their express during the Winter as
follows -
LEAVE BANGOR FOR BOSTON every Mon
day and Thursday Mornings, VIA IIampden
Frankfort, Searsport, Belfast, Camden, Rockand,
and Thomaston.
RETURNING.
LEAVE BOSTON every Monday and wednes-
day for Bangor via the above named places
Also will leave Bangor for Boston direct by
Railroad every Wednesday Morning, and from
Boston for Bangor direct every Friday Morning
arriving same evenings.
NO CHANGE OF MESSENGERS ON THE
r q u Il e.
All business attended to with care. Money
and Merchandise forwared as usual Collections
made. Bills of Exchange procured on ENGLAND,
IRELAND and SCOTLAND.
n In all cases receipts for money sent by this
Express will be returned
OFFICE IN BOSTON, No. II, State Street.
OFFICE \ BANGOR, No. 3, Strckiands Block
AGENTS ON THE ROUTE.
HANrpEv T--R. WAsGATT; FRANxpoGr-G. Sissy;
sEARsPoRr--A o. EELsj BELFAsr--D. d. PINK
HAM; CAMDEN-,J. W X. NORWOOD;
R1tKLASD--E. II COCHRAN;
TH0NAsroS-B.J hCkSON. BucKsPOtT-W. W WHITE
yEAAE, LORD 4 CHAMBERLAIN, ELLsweRrH.
CRANE & Co.
Bangor, Feb'y %, 1859. 5if