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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

From the Adtertnr, Prlo'drrcr, Il. l.
The Cerhalic PiIlssare said to be a rcmar knby
Elective remedy for The headache, and one OF tho
'ery best for that very frequent complaiot which
las ever been discovered.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

From TIE p,nocrat, 81. Ciesa, Mas.
II you are, or have been troubled 18th the head
ache, send tor box, (Ceplalie pills) SO that you
may have them III case of an attack.
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CAUTION

a NOTE Of hand signed by Mark &. Joy and
n Charles Norris, payable to 4. Campbell &
Co, for :aJy dollars due October l. $780, has been
la.t or niylaid. The public arc hereby cautioned
against purchasing said note, as the makers there
Of will not pay the same only to tho rightful pos
scssars A. CAMPBELL 4 Co.
Cherry arld, Feb ., IS6l. 3wG
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Beverly, Mass, Dec. IL, 1850.
II, c, Spalding, Esq;
| wish for some circulars or large show bills
to bring your Cephalic Pills more particular
ly before my customers. IT you have any
thing Of the kind, please send to me.
One of my customers, who is subject to
severe Sick Headache, Casually lasting two
days.) traS curcd of an attack in one hour bv
your pits, which | sent her
Respectfully yours.
". L. WILKES.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15
3-5y-A single bottle of SPALDIN6'S PREpAR-
ED Gt.uEwill save ten times its cost mn ualy .E,
SPALDING'S PREPARED GLUE.l
SPALDING'S Prepared CLUE
SPALDlNG'S PREPARED CLUE
SAVE TIE pIEeEs

SAVE TIE PIECES
ECONOMY rIsPATCH
IA SrirCU IN TlME SAWS NISs.' N
As accidents will happen. even in well regu'at-
cd families, il is very desirable to have some cheap
and convenient way for repair ing Furniture, Toys.
Grocery, &c
spALDING'S PREPARED GLUE
meets all such emerge nces, and no household can
aford to be without it 1t Is always ready and w
10 the sticking point.
'tESEFUL N EVERY ROtfSE."
~ B.--A Brush accompanies erery bottle. Price
y cents. Address,
HENRY G, SPALDING.
Ne & Cedar street, New loIk,
CAUTION.
As certain unprnoipled persons are pitempiing
to palm off on the unsuspcoiiug public, limitations
Of my PREPARED GIL Il, / would caution all
persons to examine before purchasing, and see that
the fall name,
NPALDING'S PREP1RED GLUE,
is on the outside wrapper ali others are swipdlia
eouaterlelts' ly4a~S
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS,

MS peu ON SATURDAY HlSht uuIilS INC Gut'
to 90 into his cellar, fearing that the rain
might ry5 I IN lame his P s..re'; while
eating ready and after leaving his room his
hit blew out and he, it is supposed
II y ssscturning to light his lamp mistook
II door to the cellar for another one
|4iN | opened it, stepped forward aud was
|IA Is fd to the bottom of the cclar.--
~ thiuking after while, that it was
him to return went in search Of
IN found him llieless, bis fall having
d his neck.
A.HThe snow has about all left the
or ,illlgc and mud is now the
nant feature. The walking is get
- + very bad, but if each citizen would
X lrouble, the FIRST warm day, to clear
Z vv'gsyak and ice (ram the sidewalks in front
premises, We should very soon have
god going Oar village is we'll supplied
| with good sidewalks. and there seems no
necessity ofwading through mad 1t each
one com up to the scratch and see it we can
not keep our streets fass.ble. viii the s.
lectmen 80 that the lasstones at our street
crossings, are kept above the mud
Tic building called the Judges
stand ON the Ear Grounds, WAS blown
down on Sunday night, and badly stow.
~ learn that Il stecpIe of 4 meet
snxhonsc in Orl,nd VAS blown down Oh Sat
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

From the EIariner, Norfolk, Va.
They have been tested in more than .hou:an nd
cuses, With entire supcots,
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Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1851.

Belle Vernon, Ohio, Jan. Is, 1851.
Henry c. Spalding, Esq:
Please find inel9sed twenty-five cents, for
which send me another box of your Cepbalic
Pills. Ihcg are trnly the best Pills l hars
crcr tried Direct
A. STOEER, p. NJ,
Belle Vernon, Wyundot Co., 0.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

From The Eram'n,r Norfolk, Va.
Ccphale Pills accomplish tho ohjcct for which
they were made, vil Cure Of headache in all its
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

Spruce Creek, Huntington Co., Pa, }
january Is, lS6l.
II. {. Spading, Sir
You Will please send two boxes Of your &C.
phalic Pills. Send them Immediately.
Respectfully yours,
JNO. b. SIMONS.
p. 81 hare used one Dor Of yorr Pills.
and find them eteeiieHt.
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Sail .gaking

business in all its branches, at the old stand on
WATER STREET, ELLSWORTH,
take this ecsasion u tender their thanks tood GUS
toners .or their patronage, and to ask for a con
tinuance Of the same under the new arrangement.
- The notes and accounts OF tAe old firm Of
s. +. FIFIELD s. 20, are in oui hands Tor id
justrnent aud we give notice that they must be
settled to close up the affairs Of the old firm. Will
all having unsettled accounts remember this
tim ly notice.
We assure the public that we intend to merit a
liberal share Of patronage, by the promptness and
fidelity with which we answer orders aud the
workmanship displayed in our work, Please cal
on Us. :. +. FIFIELp,
GEO. II. BROOKS.
Ellsworth Jan. ! 1851, Gml
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Railways Regulating Fills
TIE PuELsT AND LET Pt-EGATIyE PILL IN TIE
pIsLb.
Railway Regulating Pills-s anted to operate in Six
Hours.
Railways Reenhns Pill Vegetable Substitute for
Calume Elue I'll tluiniur. dc.
Raiwly's Regulating ris should be used by females in
delicate health.
RAILWAYS Regulating Pill. all Female complaints.
RuiNay's Regulating Pills
Quiet Merry usHcss AID pt1ducrs Sle-p. Sleep, Sleep.
Railway BeE ulatng Pills
One PHI every dag viii cure Indigestion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

This medicine Ia "a combination and form indeed, "
for healing and curing all tho ills which affect rs in tn"
shape II coughs, Ids aud inflammation II the threat
lungs chest See Advertisement Ia another column
{. q. Peek, agent. Ellsworth. 1y2s-S
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Copartnership Notice.

rE,iIE subscribers having formed a Copartnership
under the name and style Of :. +, FItIELD
4 Co, tor the purpose Of carrying on the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

ITaycrford, Pa, Feb. 6, 1861.
Mr.. spalding, Sir:
wish you to send me one more box Of
your Gep haic Pills, mare received a grea.
deat q 5eacm .from Hem.
Yours, respectfully.
MARY ANN STOikHOESE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-03-15

FRE AKaBSTOJk RAILROAD till has zen
assel and signed by tho Ggyern9r. This
IN is somewhat different from the one W
d upon two years since, and il we rightly
nders,sni it's terms and conditions, we wish
be corp rAtars all success in tie srea; WORK
ndertakeu. The bill, as formerly pissed
nd voted lIwn, had tin appearance OF oTrr-
tir- di.astrously, if it lad been accepted,
the Aroa>took county this one must b.
,e making Of that comparatively unknown,
\ ref great country Wohope tits Is only the
s.,eginnins Of Il system OF internal improve
'1oents which will davclopo the varied and
Ibund,nt resources Of our state and make II,
Is il should be one of tie most prosperous
Ind important member. Of the Union. The
rue policy Of our state is to hold out every
Involvement for It's ciii1 ms to remain at home
Nod also for foreign capitalists % employ their
II oncy thin our borders. Maine has abun-
ant resources, has skill, labor, cncrgy, and
N that. but is lacking in means. s. far as
liberal policy and liberal laws can anu will
remedy past neglect AMI untricndly leSis-
Ration. let tie state hasten to adopt the one
and pass the others.
ANgw Boon FOR Ma LlNcoLX.-Some
y,amirers Of President Lineola have sent
/ him from Cincinnati new broom, where
with 70 sweep clean the corrupt apartments.
+, ;shiy ornamented and Of mammoth
. straw bsiug fully yard in length,
- NJ sWilth ~ the end and about eight
s !hJ 49, (ly.a4lois about four inches
10 l IN . Preseated 70 Hon. Abraham
= iil lneJ",, Is5l Liberty and Cnion--one
Ma'i ;nn.4.oerab," in handsome gut letters,
anu an n ~" end Of the handle are painted the
o 2a . .t,r. aud s;Iipcs Of the Union,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21
THE EMPIRE CITY REGIMENT.

This organization has its headquarters 594 Broad
way, where at the present time there over
dred men In barracks This figure however does not
show their complete numerical strength, or
hundred who have been enrolled still engaged
at their usual daily ayocations In kinds OF bust
ness and at the first tap OF the drum will be ready to
leave with the regiment Yesterday the regiment
to have gone to Rker's. Island for encampment
but details OF the preparations not being
completed, the departure postponed TO wednesda
To-day the officers, with workmen, will proceed TO the
island and pitch the tents hundred OF which were
received at headquarters yesterday. The regiment feel
considerably aggreved that they not numbered
among the fourteen regiments accepted by the UnIon
Defence Committee, nasmueh they claim to possess
ar fun roll and to be as well disciplined any of the
volunteer regiments OF the city The funds contributed
by the committee$3, 600 have long since given out
and the officers are compelled TO provide for
the qnariering and provisioning OF the men
out OF their private purses The regiment under the
Quarermaster George Middleton and the following line
officers have been elected -
Company A-Captan, Lewis Bieral Lieutenant Thomas
Hogan; Ensign, Peter Hogan.
Company b-Captain, Patrick Duly Lieutenant James
Mcdonald; Ensign James McHerran.
Company Captain, Henry Dermott Lieutenant John
DAVIS; Ensign, Thomas Hughes.
Company captain, PANEL fIogg; Lieutenant, ". A,
Lynch; Ensign, John Cooney
Company k-Captain, Andrew Rogers, Lieutenant,
Isaac Rittser; Ensign, George Morrison
Company F-Captain, +. T. Price Lieutenant, -
Bennett; Ensign, - Webster
Company G-Captain J. s Austin; Lieutenant " y.
Hallett Ensign, Thomas ODosnell.
Company H-Captain,F. Packham; Lieutenant Tease
knsign, Richard u. Greeves.
Company Captain, - Dmond; Lieutenant p. Stan.
ley. Ensign, !. Casey.
Company k-captain. Thomas Finnigan Lieutenant,
W. 7. Hall, Jr.; Ensign, ~ West.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21
COMMITTEE ON NATIONAL, AFrAIRs.

The Joint Committee Of the Common Council on National
Affairs met at hafpas three O'Clock yesterday afternoon
when Alderman Bodies preamble and resolution in rca
tion to Daniel Howe the soldier who ost his life
Sumter, by the premature explosion Of gun while the
garrison giving the lag parting salute we're taken
up.
VIM, Howe, brother OF the deceased, appeared and
stated mat his brother had been resident Of this city
where his aged mother and sisters vet reside besdes
other relatives He WIS fulfilling third term OF on
isimeni al the time o. his death, having served the
Mexican campaign His people were poor and desired to
have his remains brought hher for na uterment hut
the expesee OF their removal, il was hoped the city
would helg 10 defray.
Nc. Howe asked II his brothers remains could be
recovered by consent Of the South Caroinans2 He re
piled that he believed they could. He had cons suited
hsior (now CoOne) Anderson on this point, who
said that, since the fort bad been given
over 70 the South Carolniane they had erected
moment over the grave, and from this respectful act
be firmly disposed 70 believe that letters from him
self to General Besoreeard and Governor Pcsens asking
return OF The body would be treated with alt desired
reepect.
Mr. ORrox said he thought well enough for the city
to bear the expense OF bringing on the remains to this
city bu, the matter OF the erection OF suitable mcnu
meat The people would probably prefer TO manage them
sclvef, rncfhcally
taxorehle yic~ WAC iaen OF Mr. Ortop a sueges,icus
WA, befoFe decfdinv what they would finally do IN tc
after the committee concluded 10 appoint Meesrs Or.
I, Hogan and Farley aub committee IN correspond or
I'M, WHO colonel Anderson about the proposed removal
~ remains, and TO report TO the committee AZ early
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21
GENERAL WAR NEWS.

Tho Northern men IN Mobile Ala, of property, have
each beer called upon contribute thousand dollars
10 assist liz supporting the families Of those who have
Joined the army Of the Southern states and further
compeed to take 600 each Of the Confederate
kAn either Of these unjust demands refused the
party Is visited by the Vigilance Committee and com.
PEELED to leave the State and leave their property behind
large number Of Northern known to have
enlisted In tie Confederate army in order 60 divert
which they would assuredly follow IL their
sympsthiee appeared with the NORTH
The Vigilance Committee OF Mobile have recently hung
several persona The reason for this cold blooded cruelty
10 that they were black republicans The true
that they refused 10 give nearly the one. half Of
their property 70 the support Of the rebel army.
Whole families daily leaving the South for the
Ns n, Canadss and England Such is the terrible
rcsn Of terror there that their lives gudgngy given
70 the gallant Union men and Norherners who dare TO
ss6 true to their tag and their country Most OF hese
kzera happy comfortable and well OF three months
Twenty years to their native North penni'es and homo,
less.
There is only secession tag flying along the whole
length " the Ohio river-at Uwenshozo, Ky. on both
sides Union tags are flying Ia large qantes and the
sympstnes Of the people are almost entirely with the
North.
In several places along the Ohio river within the last
two or three weeks the eceson flag las been raised
Dot ii had scarcely time opsu TO the breeze before
gave place 70 the Stars and Stripes, accompanied by
soady expressed and pretty broad hinte that in OF
secssson lag raising aon the ohio the raiser would be
raised The hint was taken and secession Gags
seen on the Ohio river.
Secession companies quietly moving from Louis.
vile, KY, 10 Greensboro and pSduca II Ia believed
thai they are joining with others 10 attack Caro-.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21
AID TO VOLUNTEERS FAMILIES.
70 THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

INV YORK, nay IL, 1901.
person by the Of Ellen Murphy, who represent
herself the wife OF Jacob willse member Of Col
cure relief from me az one Of the Union Defence Com
mtce for the Fourteenth ward under false and fraudn
lent preterces 1 have 70 believe that she will
apply in other wards las abe does not appear 10 have
particular resdence) and may be wei for the member
OF the several ward committees 70 have eye 70 her
she rather good looking, and somewhat animated ID
ropyersation with fine se Of teeth which she shown n
come advantage Mr.. Willses wife resides at No IN.
Mott street. and received ticket for ref from tn
committee Of this ward. Her 10 Mary Willse
There are for believing that persons are apply I'M
for and possibly receiving aid from the Union Deenc
Committee under similar circumstances 10 the above an
thereby deprvipg those OF help who are entitled TO re
ceive t. Under this state OF things the press can be
great TO the public by giving publicity 70 facts
this kind, HP WEST
or Relief Committee, Fourteenth ward iss Grand ct.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21
PURCHASE OF ADDITIONAL srEAMrpv
FOR THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT.

The unedstate government has purchased the steam
orr New York and Nortberner recently employed as mas
secger boats Lake Ontario They are inc steamers
We very largest the lakes Theee boas will 90 down
n . rapids of the s.. Lawrence. The Nortbcner was
hui at oswego, some eight ninc years ago. and the
New York at Clayton, year two later They have
not bt en constantly IN commission sometimes lying idle
a whot season and at others only running the summer
months NT the pleasure travel express line direct
from Nj Nara 10 the 81. lawrence They have broad
Kuarde b are regarded fair boats for Lake on
tsro. Wy no means safe adventure for these ais
20 The tpds Of the 5, Lawrence although the On.
nsda and An rco itbe Ooe2acoseos larger boats werc
taken over "a Coy three or four yes-s ago
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21
THE ENGLISH GOVERNMENT AND SOUTH.
ERN VOLUNTEERS.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE EERALl

TO the EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
Ina cad Of endeavor to extract precedent for
ing letters or nArquo and reprsGl by of Davis, by
stapcipe the Greckspreviousiy Independent, nation
It would be more opposite for E,g.and TO cite the
rectOn in Canada when Martin yas Buren, put forth the
fu force Of the government TO prevent people from
interference against friendly Power to the sen1ing
M General SCOTT along the aes preycnt accessions
she rebellion from side Let England look at that,
together with the fact Of recent date In reception
AZ the Prince Of Waes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21
METROPOLITAN HOME GUARD.

The executive committee Of this body have ascerained
upon the returns from liza various ward organizations
that there inclu ded within ns enrolmens
Der OF exemps, who willing TO volunteer in the
service Of the United States more than sufficient TO
pose two regiments each thousand strong The pro
cess OF forming and mastering these regiments has
already commenced. Hon John Cochraue has assumed
the formation Of the first with the purpose OF command
ing II.
Brgadier General Storms has consented TO take
mand of the Mctropoljtan Home Guard He yester-
day unanimously elected and authorized TO appoint the
necessary officers for perfectng the organization There
now 10 600 men enrolled.
ELECTION OF HOME GUARD OFFICERS IN THE
TWELFTH WARD.
An election of officers held on Saturday evening
the company organized under the Home Guard
the Neutral Ground, including from High Bridge 70
Spuyten Duyvel, when r. ~ Jones unanimously
chosen Captain After warm contest the other officers
were elected oBrien late of the United
States Army (actng dril olcer) and G. Miller principal
of the district school, Iieutenants; VIM Burke, Geo.
Ravens Chas Swift and +. D. Perkins Sergeans G. ii.
Porter f. Hewlett J. B. Swift and D. C. Wilbur Corporate
The drill meetings OF the officers Of oil the
panes at the upper end OF the island will he held regu
larry, under Col. Ninthorn Tompkins, Jr At the High
Bridge Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-05-21
PATRIOTIC FIND.

CONTRIBUTIONS OF THE NEW YORK ARTISTS.
VIII DC seen by an advertisement IN another column
that The New York artists have placed exhibition a
Goupils the p;tures which have been contributed By
them 70 the Patriotic Fund. They number already ovet
seventy and viii be sold by auction al the Merchants
Exchange on Wednesday, the 2pth inst AS ell our bess
artists represented Ia this collection, Il is expected
that the proceeds Of the sale will amount 70 considera
bic sum- More contributions are invited, ard good wor
by amateurs will be allowed 10 share In the honor Of thu
patriotic Offering When IL s recolected that artist
been amongst the gcatest sufferers by the depres
sion caused by the war, the readiness With which they
have not only devoted teir but their military
services b. the support Of the government should be
mrnbered when peace again restores them TIE hqpe
poy mcut,