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sst NASHVILLE ENTERPRIsE.- On College, street,
near Broad, in Nashville,is is a large open lot on
which workmen have been busy for the past
month erecting curious looking brick building
with; q great many ohimneys. Many have been
the inquiries made by passing citizens as to what
relieve theirscariosity. Its nothing but steam
blacksmith shop, or rather steam forge. This
establishment as,gottenup,by our friends, Messrs.
( Ward Il Co., late of louisville. whom we commend
to the public net only as gentlemen but as first
class citizens, of large experience as manufae-
turers of iron and steel implements. Their estab-
lishment is capable of turning ont daily large
quantities of forged gun barrels spades, shoYes,
picks, etc, to which, we understand, they are
directing their special attention just now. l,, z
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!, CATASTROPHE AT PADuoAH. - The mammoth
wharf.boa at Paducah, belonging To D. 9. Fowler
& Co, which had been seized by the Lincolntes
and used as depot for commissa,y stores, sunk
Mt the landing iew days since with about Su0 tons
Of sugar, coffee, flour and prnvisinus generally.
The LincolniJes charge that it seuttled by the
| 'sseGeshrrS." They should keep hstter watch in
future as we understand therr are few mora left
in Paduoah ouly waiting for similar opportunity,
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:, THE PRICE OF ETREAsoS. - We noticed some
weeks since statement that Prentice had received
"a consideration from the Boston merchants for his
treason to the South, more substantial than mere
gratitude" The ST. Louis Democrat gives smother
parallel inciaent, upon which comment IS super
tinousi .-=
Handsome ea-It is contemplated in New
York, among the moneyed men, to raise sur
fcent sam to purchase ,00U reams OF paper, to
be Presented to Geo. D, Prentice, Of the Louisville
journal a.. +
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We learn that since Gen. Lloyd Tlghman has
been assigned, says the Bowling Green Courier of
the Sd, the commands Of Forts Henry and Donel-
son, on the Tennessee and Cumberland, he has in
fused great spirit and energy into the operations
at these important points. Gen. 7. is most ca
pable and efficient officer, and the most unbounded
confidence is placed in his skill and Judgment.
His transfer to his present station is regarded uni
versally as exceedingly fortunate for the service.
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[Esen, the london Herald tpe.by organa Nor. a -.


i, CAsEasATE BATTERIES. We recently alluded to
the importance of constructing casemate batteries
on the sea coast, and mentioned plan; which had
been suggested to US by a scientific and skilful
naval officer, by which it appeared that the work
of rendering our sea-coast batteries bomb.proot
or shel-proof, was, by no means, 50 formidable as
might at first be supposed. We notice a pract!ii
cal communication on the same subject, the sug-
gestions of which appear to be both obvious and
forcible. The writer says: ...,
.aTbis +" (the work of making the batteries she'll
proof } may be done by means of wood and earth
or by the use af masonry and earth: or better, if
done hastily, by combination of masonry, wood
and earth. Construct brick or stone wall seven
to eight feet thick. pierced with embrazures at
proper distances for gun. This wall to be carried
len to eksven feet high--behlnd it place counter
forts or buttresses, to give more stability to the
wall. Construct with timber shellpruofs, ,"by Gov
ering with earth ten feet thick, and a good case
mate battery is obtained s.trq-sE..- Asaa e
Arm this battery with eight and teninch Colum,
biads and Dahlgren guns, and no naval force can
successfully assaiti it. ~
Connect this g water battery'''wth earthworks
for land defence, and we have our harhors that
have not been otherwise fortified, completely pro.
tected. venture the assertion that, with half 9
dozen of the heavy guns that were mounted al
Port Royal, had they been in such battery as
have described the enemy would have been de
feated. With the rear of such a battery SECURED
against land attack no feet can reduce it,"
: ',". ,s|& ."r.f fRchmoud Examiner, Cd
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The Knoxville Register Of the Sd says:


,t gentleman Just arrived from Scott county,
Tennessee. informs us that on Sunday morning
last band of Lincolnites from Kentucky, assisted
by2a number of Tories OF that county, entered the
village of Huntsville. and seized the persons of
John l.. Smith, John Carn, Calvin Smith, Sterling
ceuld not procure, and immediately started with
them to kentucky aa prisoners of war, at the same
time taking about dozen head of horses. All the
gentlemen abducted were quiet, inofensye citi-
gems, belonging to the different military organiza-
tions in the Confederate service. Their only crime
was thatthey were Secessionists. John y. Smith
is clerk and master of the Ghaneery Court at
HUNTSVILLE at least 70 years Of age, and Is respect-
ed by all who know him in the very highest de-
gree,$ and the others abducted are equally es-'
teemed. &r--,-, ~ sfetg4# .59g4a6E3si f# 4
- The party from whom we derived this informa-
ton, Mr.. VIM: Anderson, was likewise captured
by the marauders bnt made his escape. He says
be could not ascertain the precise number Of the
enemy. He saw about forty or fifty, but they rep
sented their number at several hundred. They
were piloted in by the somewhat notorious John
a. Smith, who was released by the Confederate
Court at Nashville, some time since, on his taking
the oath Of allegiance, and who forfeited his re-
cognizance some days ago in the Confederate
Court at this place, upon charge Of counterfeit
ing-John Baxter, of this city, being his security.
He was assisted in this infamous raid by other
Tory residents of Scout county, among whom was
Riley Cecil, another individual who was released
by Major Fulkerson, at jamestown, last summer,
upon making the strongest promises OF good be-
havior towards the Confederate States.
We, and every citizen who wishes success to the
Southern cause, demand that our military authors
ties act promptly and efficiently in this affair. Let
there be no delay, no matter what may beathe
fpoiicy adopted by the authorities. Those citizens
their heads injured must be avenged forty
H.. b F II
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From TYnEE.-The sitRation of affairs at Tybee,
at last accounts, remained unchanged. Five OF the
enemy's vessels were lying within the bar. 1t is
supposed there has been no landing of troops ON
Tybee in the last few days and the number now or
the Fla ID is variously estimated at from thousand
to fifteen hundred. But little has been ascertained
of their movements. .s.mr. g t. .4.
Gen. Lee and Gen. Lawton spent several hours
on Friday at Fort Pulaski.
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DENTISTRY.


gS.s..,s..sfycass ARTIFICIAL TkiEiIFi4-The peah,
sAtsA cheapest raple'e Dental EsLa9ilhh
fen New OrleRpB, ia DR. FshIIltNSs,
NIL ITYLS l94 Canal street. . , -. 40.
for ,nipnattng Artificial Teeth unsurpassed
y any Practical Dentist in the Southern sto deiyg eope
ti6n And al 0rlces charged by the tnezperle lenee9
pecu requiring superior Dansry, should procure Wnefe
they can rely upon the experience, skin ano lneEFf "eh
Evsrv Artificial Tooth spRSsirg beauty which estnc
heh from tho very pfOiIctipns Of natre SA1ay re-
storing that uniformity the fo"lfea so sS6e 70
beam and warranted satisfactory for macatt9n aho Af'ia0A
Hon =. ,,,,--- r.xrn ,,n,np. for rsad;Jx .s
trscns Tseh without pain, suparSedfnS anything eloe as
ssnd 6y profession, astonishing al we2 wess y:
All Operations Dentistry performed VITA care a SELL an
fo cheaoiess utility unsurpassed by others
fny aDied Teeth remGdeei and ut guaranteed az moe
craze charges At following priee Erttte guAfantee ac
con Wig set If desred and not oad 10
er two 1nonts trial their money Will De returned GO, IN
Vail sets on Sterling Silver baae ~ ~
Fu sets finest finish gums, bound sS ~ ~
K sets vucanized Rubber equal gold from 70 S o
Fall ssts on s carat gold base, beautiful ou 20 9 M
Fu aets on % cnrat gold base 70 to LID W
Tie most perfect gems that can be prodnced -.
Those reqnng Artificial Teeth hre colalA'S "
- $50 'A'A4'-o O'i'' DR. FIRLDING, Dental surgeon
H3S nB lv ls1 ~ SelaI s.-eo-.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

IS THE FhEET FROM THE Co The steamer CALI
fornia arrived at her wharf this morning. Tie
Carondelet is aground atschoctaw Point Bar and
is being iightered of by the steamer Beuiah. The
steamers Swan, Dick Keys, Whiteman, Swain and
the jeff Davis, are reported to be, anchored on
the other side Of Grants Pass owing to the water
being 80 low they were unable to get through.
They, will he here as soon as there is sufficient.
water to permit them to pass. Mobile Trib., 4th.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

KENTUCKY PROVISIONAL GovERNMENT.- Pro-
ysional Government has been fully organized and
is now in successful operation at Bowling Green,
The following are the officers who have been
chosen by the Legislative Council: President OF
Council, Willis B. Machen; of Lyon; State Treas
urer, Judge I. L. Burnett, of Spencer State Aud
tor, Capt Rich. Hawes,. Of Bourbon; Secretary
OF State, Robt Mckee, of Louisville ). CLERK OF
Conncil a. Frank Brown, of Pulaski; State Printer,
". N. Haldeman of oldham: Sergeant Arms,
John B. Thompson, Jr, oil Mercer. .MG
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-12-07

KENTUCKY SUFFERfNG. We are informed BY a.
refugee just from Shelby county, who succeeded
in running the blockade, that the Yankees have
been perpetrating all manner Of outrages in that
section. Men with Southern syrnpathies were
taken over to Whittaker's camp at Eminence,
where they were compelled to take the Lincoln
oath or go to Louisville and be imprisoned
A few days since, a Capt Headen, Of Whitta-
ker's Regiment, went over to Shelbyvie and ar-S
rested some ten citizens for crime whatever but
because they were charged with being 'fSeces-
sionists' Among them were Rev; ]. W Goodman
and Rev. Moses Mcknight, both faithful and infuen,
tial ministers in the Baptist Church-th former
having been for many years missionary to China-
and David Stout, ESD, who at the last election,
was Whittaker's opponent for the Senate. They
were all taken to Eminenee, and our Informant
left before he heard what disposition was made Of
them. Numbers Of Southern. men, TO avoii arrests
to our lines. John B. Cochran the representative
from Shelby was particularly active and ofaeious,
and publicly avows himselfin favor of arresting,
all Secessionists and Of shooting them. down,
wherever found. Bowling Green Courier5s4th. 81
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.....---..,,.ru~ ,a,ss yg rE&ar1a-Dr. J. IVES

.sa-~rsssssass~ I,5SS GT TEAEt3-Dr. ]. WksE.
a& l9 st. Charles streeI, continues TO supply tle
LOSS OF TEETH without wires or spfinzs,
ii Ell upon his principle OF self adhesion. ans
Iss oTocued him universal spprobaon, and II oSnI
eded as bainl most ingenious system OF suppyng
TJ Al TEETH hitherto invented and III all caSea restoring
s-f and mastcaon, and perfect sEd natural
In defy detection By the closest
improvements interested viii na hese ~ %
entirely and scupu0usy correct Dr. W rsatAs IN M tb
fsnwE IN he inhasnts New Orleans and vicinity oL tle
s.t9Dlvo prncee they favored him with tor the m
s'ihue atIa -ee.ASAN'' 'N' - al
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SNGAL ON AMD hAhIRS-.:@--. D., .-,. al6..
--roR sAIg BY
DAVID L L.
NO. 243 Camp street,
aetvsen ST. Joseph aud Delord streets New Orleans,
GAS FITTER AND PLUME SER,
ILL., And Dealer in ...
Cos Fixtures Pipe, Fiings Plumbing Materials, etc. ETC.
Dwellings, Stores, Offices ec, Fitted for Gas Water al
short notice. =-
-Also-
Constructs GAS WORKS, for COAL or RosIE.
Orders in box 1853 Mechanics Exchange will be promptly
attended TO. ..
sS-Refereucs-Mr, ArtemoR Hill, No. ChartreF stree,
sew orIeans fsl IL
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Gas bills are in mtary phrase, "deavy charges
of the light brigade"
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NEW INFIRNIARY.
DIR. r EY n 0 l. D S

DIR. RE Y n 0 l. D S, I'D,
THE gNRIyALLED CANCER DOCTOR,
Would inform his friends and the public that he has rented
and completely up nfrmnry the spacious and eie
giant nlanson 10 Baronne street. between Canal ani Com
mon Streets will devote all his attention to tue CURE
o. CANCERS in their stad Heads White Swell
Iings and Ulcers of esery description.
He refers with pleasure, the annexed certificate Of
MADAM A. CIfAPPBII., weli=kRown and highly respect
abe lady o. tha city
Copy of Certificate
NEW ORLEANS, Oct L., 1861.
This to certify tha the undersgued resident Of the city
Of New Orleans number OF years. and now residing ut No
252 Erao street had been long time afflicted with Can
Ger in her breast In oder 10 have it removed the under
signed applied Dr. Warren Stone, who operated on tAee
different times without efecling Subsequently ap
pled to DR. REYNOLDS under whose treatment the Cancer
was eecuay removed, and perfect was made t'ke
this Of doing Justice Dr. Reynolds and in order that
Others similarly cd may avail themselves Of his valuable
services.
MI If S. A. CHAPPFLT..
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A mau being commisscrard wjfR on account of
his we's running away, said, Dau't pity me till
she comes back
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MORNING. DECEMBER Z, 1856
LATEST, TEbEGRAPHIG INTELLIGENCE

DISPATCHED TO rAE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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Gen. Polk Entirely Recovered.
guMoRED ATTACK on pADUcAH
CONFEDERATE evN-soATs AGAIN.
He RELEASE OF pRTs or gRs, ETC
From Memphis,

EBr THE sourHwrsrrzs 4xp AxERtcAs LINES. q.
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II oUIsIANA MUTUAL INSURANCE. COM
~ PANY. '

Office Iron Building Camp and Natchez Streets
Amount Premiums for the ending 18TH goo m
Amount Of Profts or the year ending 2sth of Febrn-
Amour 81 1c assefs ioF 'no s'' '7 - S66, 40 30
The Trny1ees have declared Scrip Dividend OF IalEIf
PER CENT after paying per cent interest on ohtsnan
Scrip and have ordered the redemption o rhy Ftt Seh vi
the Scrip Issue OF 1859. sysf 7' ~, e.,n .noo sEc
Interest," redeemable Scrip pe3aoe on md aer e
0ND MONDAY on MAYNEXT, - =,
Certificates Of Scrip o tina year 1851 deliverable on after Is
of june 1851. - - ~ ~, r,,;,o r-osisa,t
H, p, JANVIER, Secretary. -
New Orleans. March 90 1881. r.-' I aNns % %,ner,r
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las. c. IkATH;iANN'S
no | ca l. - o g
Are Eae.ju and equal in durability 10
IL a u - q % IL =.
CORNER BIENyILLE lEp M+RNiS rTHEEFH, N. o.
af- Orders lett in Rux -, Iys4 pr-n nrcmpr -V-ca
TOT, isl8 #
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HgADQUARTERs LOUISIANA STATE GUARD, Co G.,
New Orleans Nov. Z. 1851
Al THE DRILLS OF THIS COMPANY I FROM
III tla dzte, viii follows ,
III Company DIR H. in tn uniform every aonday ana ihF
l day evenings, at ~ O'Clock. e
Squad erisFirst Squad every Tne'tay evening at
O'Clock Second Squad every Friday evening evening Of 4
O'Clock.
gI EDW. PILsBURT, Captain:
IsAt.u GREys O s nj If
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THOMAS MURRAY Co., ORIGLAR, BArGHshpER PooLHT,
New Orleans. Pensacola, Fla.
DEKSACOI.A LUNfBEkE-PENsACoI.AL LUMBER
Having eysry facility Mills Florida known the
Mills fer anuacture OF ksngh and Dressed b1n
sr ueparG 10 orders for shipment
Efity reputation Ms wet Eaowa Our terms in
varIaby Now 0rleana city acceptance,
MURRAY, .,-- :, . ,-..
WI. L. CaIGLAR, THOMAS AuFthAf & ~,
y JOHN o. car 'jedar and dnna sts
1 e. " a a lrCr,yI l.,. au25 f
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S HEADQUARTERS CRESCENT Cry GUARDS,
Company B. No. 81 Camp street Oct 9lS6I
"a COMPANY DRILLS OF THIS CpStRpS
y. viii taks Mace every MONDAY and FRIDAY ny EN-
E9 IS3S at 50'cock. Squad Drills every TUESDAY ana
I'll TffRSDAY EVESINLlE a. O'Clock. Punctuai attend
~ ~ reoneed FINES for non attendance will be rgtly en-
nTead and members absehng themselves habituay Will be
reported to Militia Headquarters. , -r ;, ,.,
p BY order tafsO Solir', NGp6n'n;1
~ On ,Rrrs First Sergeant. = ipLr "
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4 f-# HgApQUAnTERs CONTINENTAL GUARDS
= tg3J- C1rnuauy B. New Orleans Oct 2 iebl )
y III ATTENTION. !-Tou ARE HEKkB1 gtpElss1 . 4 ,Its
A ed 10 attend SquGa Drill on y IS AVS, WE,S ~ D -
= RA TRJDAYS and SATURDAYS, from to o'clock r M
sy rampnny DriiS on THU RSD AVS, at O'CLOCK r NJ
.rict ohedence 10 order No. lA1 issued by LIS hAceiehcE
5yeror T. O. Moore, Commander Chte Will De strictiy
enforced .. ,.... r.,-, ~, IN ro,,r,, =, rs
4rer HaadNuRrters. a. -,rr,.Y-, ,,-., r,..at,
SEN By order w, F. HpnGhlN0, Nhp.1s,tff
j LIrrREDEE. Q S. ,oz1.s
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MtsHf1s.-4f 18th. sch Martha Nichols. saw.
yeF, Pembroke Ut, bfIs Mary Lowell. john.
san. Sllem.
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a,S ON. i i',e ma .t;a ,'" cool l..
preanI \ II Ma EIi,,Ectb IIi,,.ns Trenton
ED 18Th briss Mean, Welt. Scdswick Nil.
waukie. brown, Cherrydel; sebs Dresden. Holmes
Machias " Ii sargent. sargent, Sedgw.ck.
Ar 9Th, brig May Capcn, >prasue, Maehias.
CID sch Mayfewer, Hullnes East Machia..
Ar 26th. schs James Henry. Wood Surry ;
Wauderer, Bea.ty, Ellsworth.
ED a6th ,ehs New York Packet, Randall, Ma.
chils K p Warin,. Jordan. Ell.worth
y Ar 9Th. schs Fair Dealer, Smith. Ellsworth
,Mhl Greek, Romcr. Surry \ Jones, Moon, Han.
c OK.
Cid 9th, sehs Forest, W ool, Ellsworth Dot
Phtn' paws Ao'gtI' Mureh W ahderer' beiat'
~ ana u'lFe hrAhch loung 40
Ar -St1' sens Empire Of peer Isie' 6cen' re
t'u "uu r.i1"' Tracey hAs.P'' pon"o,,n'
''' i H',y
A, qqtb sehs Two protbers C,rlow C,lai.. Ell
ward. Of Ellsworth, smith. Leprcaux, NIB brig
Judge Whitman, Of Deer Isle, BRAY, Rondout
brig Zuleika, GroEier. Grand Turk, III, 18th inst,
sid IN company with brig Judge Hathaway, ior
b. G,i % - NJ r,;..h..h u;..;.. r...,.a
,oo,h ~
.loat,
r,a9,i A.i. Ar,,1,,o NV r,.ror.
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Ship VIM Withcrle Of Castine, Atwood, from
Boston 18th for London. put into Portland 2ath
On the Goth, $50 miles of Halifax, was struck by
squal, which carried away all three Of her top
masts, with everything attached. Will repair and
proceed.
Sch Bowdtch of Castinc, sailed from n York
July I'd for Jamaica and TIE 10th, in a trc-
mcndous hurricane, was boarded by a sea. which
carried away both masts and washed all hands
overheard, The Captain succeeded in getting on
board by the main boom. aud remained on the
wreck d'ys without food CT water, until rescued
by Captain Wooster of the sch c Fantazzi from
Arroyo. p r. which arrived at New York 18Th.
The rest Of the crew were lost.
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D. Reader rar,ae the following statement aud then

- Reader pursue the following statement and then
judge al its facts fur yourself
ArRAH toLg. u Brooklyn, n. Y, well known citizen
there had suffered irum Dyspepsia for years, with
out permanent rsis until Ia tred AYER'S PfIIs, which
taken according "a tic directions for this complaint
stored him II trsltl in weeks After an interval
Of some months he has had of his complaint
Geu ". GRs<.. af Harmony TcXaS had an rr,iuon on
his ncrk shoulders. back aud legs which about
cnH third II hs body II kept The pltts affected covered
viii sell and hHi#ts utttt covered with sore
Of cIats@ E.ry Troublesome and distressing 1t much
impaired his healih II 10 unfit him for business and kept
hlm IN ceHstsnt suffering All medical aid had failed
bun until lfH tp3k AYEE's tnNP. ENr. SARsAPAmILl
winch cured lin. lis skin still slows scar. nom
the liberation, hut it otherwise clear ~ al inftuis
JUN II. Su7gk 80, cmiurut lawyer Of Richmond
W t91k COLI which settled on ts lungs A severe main
st IN On ttr Ic SIDE. wit" bad cough, which was soon
followed by tho unmstakshlr symptoms " capsu upau.
hrf rrtir,cyl very low he c1umn need taking Ayers
CHERRY PsSr9Rfsl, which stepped the cough and
completely cured INN. lvll
Prepared by BIZ J. c. AVER 4 Co, Lowell, Mass
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AT Barbados 9th inst, brig Judge Hathaway
Walls from Bangor, oath ut, for st Thomas
sid from Bremcrhayen 9Th, Waitham, Brown
Archangc
At Barbados 18th ult, brig Lillian, of and FIN
Machias disg lumber
Passed through Turks Island Passage 9th inst
brig Lizzie Treat. Colson, from Calais for Zaza
Cuba.
Ar at Cronstadt Sd inst, Almira Coombs, Drink
water, Cardiff.
Ar at Gloucester ., Chmborazo. Mehan. Calais
Sid from Grand Turk, IT, 18th inst, brig Judg,
Hathaway. Boston.
Cid from Liverpool 18th, orizimbo, Townsend
EaStport.
Sid from Newport 10th, Ann E Thompson, Lin.
scott Halifax
Ar at Cardiff 18th, Sarah Nickels, Nickels
Gloucester.
Ar at Queenstown 18th, Titania Folsom, Calais
Ar at Pictou July Is, brig II Mecosta, Hayne,
Ellsworth.
Cid at st John, NE, Goth, brig Mcintyre Nc
Intyre, Penarth Roads.
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

Notice is hereby given that the Pollock Rim
Light Vessel will resume her station off the Pol
lock Rip Shoals on or about the Sd of August
At the same time the Handkerchief Light Vessel.
will be Withdrawn from the Handkerchief shoals
and the Relief substituted.
The Relief is schooner rugged, with a rcd ball
at the foremost head, hull painted red with Re-
lief in white letters each side She will show
every night from sunset to sunrise one fixed li-lt
of the natural color
By order Of the Light House Eoarl
J a WlNSLOW. Com DIR, L. ;. y.
!. II Inspector I'd District.
Boston, July %. lSGl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-08-02
IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
ar. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

p,Ay,d bv Corr,irus L. Cheesman, W D.,
Nan York CRY.
n he ,hnation of ingredients In tsese P arc the re-
su Of a long and extensive practice They are mud IA
their oeration and certain Of ecuectng all feguailues
PaInt, Menstraiiuns removing all o6strueons Sietht'
from cd or otherwise headache, pam IN the SIDE PHli
,.,nn Of the heart urbed sleep which ARISES ron
Interruption u mature.
TO MARRIED LADIES -
n rtoa.euan,s pills are invaluable, as they vii bring
on the monthly period with reedary' Iants W -, n ~
- iisanno,ned In the of other pits, can place the
ntr. eonhdenee in Ds. Cheeseman's Pin do,ns al th@'
they are represented 70 do.
TICEt
They should not he used during t',EnaiA , , " ~
yiage would certainly result therefrom, -. o.,,ting
Warranted purely vegetable aud Tree rom any slins
rions ~ hs. 1r health Explicit directions WING =
should be read accompany aeh boy r,ss s5a Ss ne
mail on enclosing - IN thu General As Par saIe
by c. O.. Peck, Ellsworth, Me. -
" B. HUTCIIfNGs.
l65 CHAMBgRs srRusr, \ =
70 ~, all Whoesae order: should be addressed, y
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