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NOTICE
They should not he used during Pregnancy, miss
carriage would certainly result thcrcfr
Warranted purely vegetable and free from anything in
furious 20 life or health Explicit directions, which should
he read accompany each box Price 81 Mt by mail
enclosing 81 To the General Agent Sold ~ Druggs
in every town in the United States For sale by c. O.
Peck Ellsworth, Me
II. u. HETCHINGs,
G,noaI Agent 70, the Jndei States,
los CHAMBERS STREET. y. Y.
=, whom all WHOLESALE orders should he addressed. IS
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FOREIGN PORTS.

At Mazatlan April TO- ship Maid of the Sea
Stanwood for Falmouth Eng.
Ar Mt Callao April Is, State of Maine, Pearson
and sid Is for England.
Sid from Matanzas 10 inst, brig Resolute, Hill
Sagua.
Cardenas, sid II, brig Blanchard, Blanchard
York.
At do Is, brig Alruccabah, Conner, for Bati-
more ldg.
Ar at st John, NIB II, ship Charles Cooper
Short, Savannah.
Ar at do II, Charles II Lord, Paine, Kenne-
bunk.
Sid from Miragoane s. sob W Conner Pettcn.
gill, Boston.
Ar at Port Spain, 81 ult, brig Lucy IIerwood
Stone, Baltimore; sch Mary L Pierce, Smith, N
Haven.
At Guyanilla, PR, LIST, brig Julia E Arey, Ry.
der n York.
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CID schs Jones; Silver Magnet, Perry, and
NJ Edwards, Boston.
ALExANDRfA.--Sld II, schs Marietta Burr, Bos-
tom Charlie Willie, Hooper, Darien.
CHARLEsroy,-Cld Is, sch Geo Davis Torrey,
Boston.
Below l6, ship VIM Chamberlain. Knapp, from
IIavre.
MoBiLE.-Cld II, ship Minnesota, Deshon, Liv-
crpoo; sci Bates. Robinson, N York.
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Administrator, Sale.
TREASURY OFFICE,

WI be sold at paolic auction. by virtue Of
w license from the Court of Probate for the
county OF Hancock, on Wednesday the eleventh
Gay OF July, A. n lsG0, at two of the clock in the
afternoon, at the Office of the Hon. Parker Tuck
in Bucksport, in said County of Hancock, so much
of the real estate of Horace Weeks, late Of New
York, in the County and State of New York de-
ceased, intestate, rs will produce the Of eighty
four dollars. for the payment of the said deceas.
eds just debts, charges of administrat ton and in.
dental.charges said real estate consists of fifty
acres of land or Whereabouts, situated in Brooks
vile, in said county of Hancock, it being part of
lot numbered 81 in the second division of lots in
said town. and the same premises described in the
deed Of Paul X. Barker, Freeman Weeks and John
Lee to said deceased, dated March rs, A. D. 1886,
and recorded in the Hancock County Registry of
Deeds, book 62, page lS3, and bounded southerly
by Bucks iiarbor, $50 called) easterly by land
formerly of Noah and John l.. Tibbetts and west
erly by land formerly of John K Redman
W. 7. HARTMAN, Admr.
Ellsworth, May 22d, A. d. 1850 Is
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

~ GORGE F. TILDEN, by his deed of mortgage
N dated Feb. 10, lsis, and recorded at Han
cock County Registry, vol 81, page As, to which
reference may be had, having conveyed to the
Trustees of Castine Ministerial Fund lot of land
lying in said Castine, in said county; and the
condition OF said mortgage having been broken, a
foreclosure thereof is claimed by said Trustees.
Trustees of CASTINE MINISTERIAL FUND.
BY c. j. ABBOTT, their Atty.
Castine, May Ia, 1850. Tx w
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The American Republicans Of Ellsworth are
requested to meet at the Room of the CLUB, on
Saturday the Cd day Of June next, at 81 o'clock
p. NJ, for the purpose Of eleetng delegates 70
the Republican State Convention, TO be held al
Bangor.
PER ORDER Of Town Com.
Ellsworth, May %, 1890.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

HHARLEs X. TILDEN late of Castine, deceas.
Y ed, having conveyed in his lifetime to Mar
tin l.. Hall, Adonram j. Cooper and Nathaniel
H. NJ rton doing business under the finn Of Mar
tin /. Hall 4 Co. by hi. deed IF mortgage dated
oct. ID, lsjs, and recorded at Hancock County
Registry, vol. 1917 , page S0S, to which reference
may be had certain real estate lying in Castine,
in said County and the condition of said mortgage
having been brokers' foreclosure thereof is claim
ed by the said mortgages.
MARTIN l.. HALL, Co.
By C. J. ABBOTT. their Atty.
May IA, lsG0. IL 3w
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fuuM move to neighboring state, offers for
lNAAk sale his
STAND, STORE AND STOCK,
consisting of Store and well selected Stock
of Dry g foods aud Groceries, recently purchased,
together with Dwelling House, Barn and about
seven acres of land adjacent, such terms as III
induce any person wishing to engage in trade to
purchase. The buildings are new and finished in
convenient and substantial manner. located in
one Of the most nourishing villages in the State.
Any ono wishing to purchase are invited to c1-
anime for themselves. ii. 7. BRAY.
Brooklin, May a. lSG0. 1stf
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DISASTERS.

Brig Meteor, at st Jago, of and from Boston, re.
ports on the second day out was struck by a wa
ter spout, which carried away the fore and main
topgalant masts and jbboom; saved part Of yards
and sails, and in seven days got sail on the brig
again.
Sch Boxer from Bangor for Gloucester, go
ashore 10th, at Eastern Pont, aud towed of
by steamer Rescue aud taken into Gloucester.
Sch Caroline Grant, (of BucksporD at Boston
from Arroyo, PR, reports 9TH, lat b 80. Ion -,
was stru,k by water spout which sprung bow
spirit, fore topsail yard and fore topsallant mast
and split sails
SteaEner Huntsville, at York from Savannah
reports 10Th. so z NJ. lat 81 %, lon 7ii7, pass
ed schr her beam ends, Of Eastern build
could not make cut her name.
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5petial Notices.
Notice.
Miss M. A.
CAUCUS

Miss M A. DEANE viii commence giving To-
struelions Pencil and Crayan Drawing and In Water
COlors on R,dassday, May sofa. is
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Craupp 4 Pain Killer.

The world il asonished at the wonderful perform
ed by the CrDnp and Pam KHer, prepared by CURTIS
PERKISs Its EQUAL has never been known for removing
pain in all cases for thu 81 Spinal Complaints
Cramp in the Limbs and stomach, rheumatism In all IT,
forms Dliou. Collie Burns Sore Throat and Gravel, it
decidedly the best rcmely In the world Evidence Of h,
performed by asy medicine, Is Circular
n the hands Of Agents. 4Otf
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Literary Men who have examined copies, concur
in declaring it to be the
BEST ENGLISH DICTIONARY eXTANT.
NO LIBRARY COMPLETE WITHOUT A COPY.

II you would SPEAK the English Language cor
rectly, consult Wercester's Quarto Dictionary.
If you would WRITE the English Language cor.
rccty, consult Worcestcr's Quarto Dictionary.
Prunouncing Vocabulary OF Names Oh Eminent
Men.
IS; Royal Quarto Pages.
70 900 New Words and Definitions.
100 superb Woodruff illustrations.
100 Excellent Articles on oyuonymes.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons indebted To me by account or note
~ are requested to call Immediately at the
office ct Eugene Hale, E-q., and scttlc-my de-
rnauds being left with him ior collection.
lItf +. X. SW aZEY, VI. D.
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Mrs. Winslow, an experienced nnrsr and female
ply stefan, has Soothing syrup for children teethnr
which greatly facilitates the process. Of technI by soften
ing the gums reducing all innammatlon-will alay all
pain and is regulate the bowels. Depend upon It
mothers 1t will give ourselves and ree and health
10 your infants Perfectly safe in all See adyer-
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They al rIra,, To supply ord r, from booksellers
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A,a Court Of Probate held Backs port within and for
the County of Hancock, the first Wednesday Of
MAY A. b. 1850
nELATIAH LEACH, Administrator Of the estate Of
J.ir,fs Dunbar late OF penohscei Ia said de
ceased having presented his second account of Admins
Iation upon said deceased's estate tnr probate:
Ord,red-That the said Administrator give notice
thereof to all persons interested by causing copy OF this
order 10 published three weeks excessively in the Ellis
worth American printed at Ellsworth, that they may
pear at Probate Court be holden at Ellsworth said
county. on the bird Wednesday Of June next,
Of tho IN the forenoon, and shew cause il any they
have why the same should not he allowed.
PAHkE TUCK, Judge.
Atrne copy-Auest
IS A. A BARrLEIr Register,
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LOSS OF SLEEP

The Great Central Active Principle Of th- Tou tnoiync
is a development of the ORIGINAL Natural opiae. In
all wherever Opium has been used aud its baneul
effect. witnessed, r,mark If adequately
pare the difference and dee sion Is equal trial
The Anudyne contains not particle of Opium, and the
delicate constitution 1t with safety. The per
ecty natural state II keeps and leaves the Patient should
recommend Ply scians sho have long 1T the
Development and To Patients who natural results.
The basi. 81 the Universal IN Remedy is that free
dom from all cnnponents which by the great in
pounding produce complete ncrs, instead OF real
place restraint its hour In the dav.
and all Patients To make it the natural enemy ali
Coughs Throat Lung Complaints by perfect freedom
III application, For nlammaory Sore Throat per
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sliasms and allows the Ctu ga have its quiet
way.
Nith the spirit that court all investigation, and
readiness all inquiries may ask
all cautious purchase only OF those they
y upon.
Frees within the reach of alln
General Agents.
J. W. HtNSEW ELL i co.
y Commercial " harf, Boston.
GEO. HUNSEwELL,
It's Water Street, New York
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Az Court of Probate held Bucsspo within and for the
County OF Hancock, on the FIST Wednesday Of May,
A u. 1850.
S,UsAS C. CHM, widow 81 Mars CHM late Of Bucks
- port deceased having made application to me for
an allowance Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and also that Commissioners may be appointed out
her dover in said estate;
Ordsyed-Tha the said Susan C. Gnn give notice thereof
10 All persons interested aeopy of th. Older
published three weeks excessively Ia The Ellsworth Amer
can printed az Esverth that they may appear Pro-
bate Court he held al Ellsworth In said county, the
third " enesday June newt ten Of the click In the
forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have, why an
above, Alcc should not be made
PARKER TUCK Judge
A true copy-Attest:
Is 4. A. BARTLETT, Register
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Black Silks
Watch Spring Skirts,

WE are opening this day one of the largest
stocks of BLACK SlLkS ever brought east Of
Boston, consisting of all widths and qualities,
bought in New York at the great auction sale,
ard Of the best known brands of the late impor-
tations.
"a N g.Y 9ll z
A complete assortment, comprising forty different
styles, which we shall sell off low.
WATCH SPRING SKIRTS.
We can show more Watch Spring Skirts than every
store in town together. We shall open this day
800 of all shapes and styles. from 50 cents to
81 Is. We have our skirts from the manu- facturer
which enables us TO sell lower than can be bought
at any other store.
Robinson T. Harden.
Ellsworth, April I, 1860 Ia
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A RARE CHANCE.

"a The undersigned having decided to re-
Um move to neighboring state, Offers for
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Brooklyn horticultural Society.

The annual exhibition Of the Brooklyn Horticultural
Society commenced yesterday afternoon in the large
bal Of the Athcnnum, in Atlantic street.
The hall was most tastcfuy arranged, and decorated
with plants towers aud fruits. There also very
dne collection Of early kitchen vegetables from various
gardeners Long Island The attendance owing 10 the
very unfavorabe state Of the weather, SMALL but
they expect to-day a their friends gather to the
Atheneum to see what nature can do in "noran aud
afruRful' way A nne band In attendance and per
formed great variety OF airs, which seemed to enveu
the scene very much.
Amongst the large collection OF flowers noticed,
worthy ofspeoal attention. the fschas and There
was also very handsome collection Of hand and table
bouquets pins roses and others, too 10
mention.
The ornamental lcafed plants made quite show, and
several prizes awarded for their beautiful appear
snce Mr. Mnard, Of Albany, was the principal exhibitor
81 this species Of plants.
The collection OF fruit was not large nor varied chiefly
consisting Of grapes and Strawberries 0 these however
scn he principal exhibitors Of grapes and Strawberries
were Mr.. Charles Butler Of Wcstchcster county, ~ "
tdwMd tSeker, OF New Brighton, J., and John Nc
Govern, gardener 10 Henry A. Kent Of Brooklyn.
There wiz be large number OF prizes awarded, and
yesterday the officers busy selecting such as we're
deemed worthy Of this honor
Standing among the flowers were several baskets OF
hat every one took 10 lie real flowers which in,u
close examination proved TO be of wax They were from
thc establishment Of Mrs Piper aud pronounced By
all Va DO perfect.
IL Is eHected that there will be srcs, crowd Their,
to-day, and We would advise the ladies Of Brooklyn T.
seize this opportunity and 90 and this hnc collection
ne 10 viii b. CLOSED after this evening
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The Dime Tax ON Clergymen.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

A communication, without signature, which appears in
your paper Of to-day bu, which suppose 10 have been
written by Archbishop Hughes OF under his direction,
charges me with having withheld from publication part
OF the correspondence which had taken place between the
Archbishop and myself THIS gross injustice 10
every werd O. communication which passed between us
appeared IN the hFRMp o. Tuesday. rumor that such
correspondence had taken place ed repeated calls Tor
the same by ihe Ielor'ets q the public press; and the
construction that " the Archbishop right declaring
his resistance the state laws The public should be made
acquainted With the hct induced The rubca,on IN aucs.
ton an act of duty 10 myself and responsibilities
Of ny oficc would add that the law qacs,ion--,he
marriage satutohas never, 10 my knowledge been com.
planned against by members OF any other re-. sVVs
pcrsuasoD by parties authorized under the statute 10
perform the marriage ceremony. | cannot receive pa.
teny the charge ct the Archbishop OF violating pri.
vac correspondence he pleases % gnae the
rcsfondence tn question, which in every sense Is q
ohcnl character. In writing this have no wish 10
engage any controversy with the Archbishop upon his
mooed points OF lcgay and unconsitutionaiity, but
simply g. clear myself Of the unfair charges and mpua
tions which the Communication In question upcr
kANl-. l. ss4AyAN.
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The Africa which sailed yesterday for Erope carried
with her a large number Of distinguished passengers
Among them were the Prince dc Joinyille aud NJ de
Gabrisc late French Minister 10 Mexico
Mayor Knight, Of Providence, r. l., with delegation
from the Common Council are stopping the city, and
yesterday paid visit to Mayor Wood at the City Hall
They here for the purpose paying their respects
TO the Japanese Ambassadors and 70 invite them 20 visit
Providence.
General Amos Pisbury of Albany; Jose de cabargo,
OF Havana; George b. Stetson, Esq. Of Bridgev atcr
James ". Corning ESD, of Hartford John X Field ESQ
OF 1t. Louis, and 4. H. Raftcr, Esq of Arkansas were
among the arrivals at the Metropolitan yesterday
W. G. Bancroft, Esq, and lady, Of Charleston s C. G.
F Peabody, Esq Of Philadelphia; Isaac Liyermore, Esq
Boston; A. Berault. Esq and family Of Tia vana and DR.
Ives OF New Haven, are stopping at the Fifth Avenue
Colonel c. A. Waite of the United States Army is STOP
ping at The Iafarge House.
Colonel Norris of the United States Army is stopping
at the Everett House
Mr. An,s 81 1sna e and % Juan de crseas and
and wife and II. Bediow, Esq all Of Newport; f. G. Pal
mer, Es9 and family of South Carolina l., H. Godee.
Eq, and wife of Baltimore and Thomas B. Curtis ESQ
and wife Of Boston stopping at the Clarendon Hotel
F. /. Campbell, Esq American Consul at Paris and ~
de H!mlno and family Of Maanzas, stopping at the
New York Hotel.
J. O. Knight, Esq, Mayor of Providence, r. l.; Mr. r.
Bodgctt, Mr. ". II. Bowen and Mr. A. W. Beckweth All.
dernIen Of Providence: Major sherman and Lieut. Rond
both Of the United States Army Capt Price, Of the United
tates Navy; L. c. Woodruff Esq Of Donsviie and Chas
/ holas Hotel. aflr no =. = -'~D, ~ p
Hon. A. H. Stephens of Georgia. Is exceedingly unweii
from attacks Of vertigo with which he has recently been
visited
Robert Eager has been appointed collector Of the Gus
toms for the district Of Pearl River in the State OF Mss
slpp reapponted.
There two hundred vsiters at the Montgomery
White Sulphur Springs.
The Montreal Herald says the Prince of Wales will ar
rive IN Montreal on the 25h of August and will remain
on Of ho
eursio 20 fochyie returning 10 Montreal by the river
have been crowned solcmny and according 10 anAeny,
ussgeihc Queen Of England the Emperor Of Russia and
the King of sweden.
Sir +. L. MCliatock has been elected an honorary
member Of the Royal Victoria Yacht Club by the Com
mtee mark Of their high appreciation OF his gallant
and successful mission in search of the Franklin expedi
ton.
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Railroads.
TO THE EDITOR OF rus HERALD.

IN 1916 published in the National Advocate Of this
oy The result Of my studies tram roads, which led 10
my sayisg that railroad could be made on which cars
could travel the average Of right lines and
fifteen miles hour. No such road then exist
ed Tn years that the actual average between
New York and Philadelphia. In ISIS In the Legislature
from this city, tried 70 enforce the principle assigning
the following easons-Tfsve al tho year round while
canals here closed some mouths speed i've times
more than by canal
saw the danger OF swim trains from many causes on
the road. and insisted pilot engine for every train
the pho, aheed with gun and other Of notifying
The train 81 danger Had that pilot engine been employ
% would have saved thousands Of lives aud hundreds
81 thonfands q dollars damage 20 tfeins
make these suggestions 1890 FOR the sake Of huns,
nifty and In behalf u American science hope we shall
Get this example o. land potagc Fair imitation Of
piiotage. HENRY NF1Gs
kge. sss'y and Trustee " the American Iasli,a,s.
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Military Affairs.
DEPARTURE OF TIKI NEW YORK LlGHT GUARD
NEXPORT. RHODE ISLAND.

DEPARTURE or THg NEW YORK LIGHT GUARD FOR
NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND.
The New York Light Guard, Captain John r. Garland
took their departure yesterday, at FIVE O'Clock r NJ in
the steamer Bay State, Of the Fall River line for Newport
Rhode Island where they to celebrate their annrer
sary to-day They attired in their neat company
unform--white dress coats faced with blue cloth blue
pants and white stripes, bearskin shakos and black
enameed belts. They mustered sixty five muskcts and
three commissioned officers, and accompanied by
Dodworths Band consisting Of fortyhv musicians The
band wore their new rich French uniform.
At Newport the Guard will be Joined by the Boston
Light Infantry and the Providence Light Infantry These
three companies will repre- ut the citizen soldery OF the
three States viz New YORK. Massachusetts and Rhode
Island
The City Council Of Newport have appropriated three
in honor OF the arrival OF tho New Workers. which
have taken place at two O'Clock this morning the hour
which the Fall River boats usually touch at that city
The Light Guard will quarter at the Atlantic Hotel
where this afternoon, they will give their anniversary
banquet, with the Boston "Iigcrs and Providence com
pany as guests Ater dinner tho three companies will
make parade and be reviewed by Governor Sprague of
Rhode Island, and the Mayor and Council of Newport
The meeting OF the military will no doubt be Of the
The following are the officers OF the Guard. vz:-cap
tain, John K Garland; First Lieutenant. % % Hart
Second Lieutenant W. TomPkns First Sergeant James
Davis Jr.; Second do r. f. ChaInbcrlan Third do r. j.
Carisen; Fourth do, r. Brown.
EVENING PARADE COMPANY @, TWELFTH REGIMENT
sERENADE.
VI iuesoa! evening company &, captain Boyle, OF
the Independence Guard, paraded with full dram
corps and band, forty -four muskes, and proceeded
by invitation to the residence Of of their old mem
bers, Mr.. Walker in Livingston place bountral col.
ation and warm reception here awaited them Speeches
toasts &c with the good things for the inner
pied an hour or two in manner exceedingly agreeable
all present. Mr. Walker n member of the old 6uard
over twenty Years ago, under Capt Cairns After leaving
Mr.. Walkers the command marched 10 the residence OF
Col Buttcreld, ia Twenty rst street. and serenaded him
They then returned to their quarters and dismissed
The parade was fine one, attracting a large crowd
Of spectators, and passed of In the most pleasant manner