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ALL SIZES, FROM s to 10 DIAMETER OF CYLIN.
DER


PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES, rom X TO 90
horse power ~
DRAINING WHEELS, from 12 feet to 80 feet di.
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DRAINING PUMPS from to 20 inches in diane.
ter.
Lea Leavitts Patent CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
With both iron and wooden frames, with Norcross'
Rocker Boxes and Stearns patent Eccentric Head
Blocks
Pages and Page 4 Chid's CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
Double Circular Saw Mills, with Top Saws.
Straubs Iron Frame CORN and FLOUR MILLS
rom Is to 80 inches diameter.
NEWELLS COTTON SCREWS, of g. 7l6 qand II
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,ither horse or steam power
SilAFIlNG, COUPLINGS, PULLIES, STANDS,
HANGERS and Boxes Of all sizes.
DOUBLE FLUE BOILERS AZ inches in diameter.
and from l6 ts 30 feet long
CIRCULAR SAWS up to ~ inches diameter
DOCTOR ENGINES Of various sizes.
INDIA RUBBER BANDS Of all sizes
An assortment OF all sizes of the above articles gem
orally in store, ready for delivery at the shortest no.
ice, and for sale on the most favorable terms and al
the lowest prices.
Every article fully guaranteed.
Full printed Catalogues prices will be sent to any
address by mail.
S. H, GILMAN,
10 Gravier Street, New-Oflaans.
Nelc0rleanS, JHy q, 1850. 42-ly
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This is the only chartered Commercial College in
the Southwest and the Oldest in the United States
and has stood for
MORE THAN A QUARTER OF A CENTURY
on its own merits alone.
BOARD can be had with the Professors rother good
families, speaking English, French, Spanish or Ger
man, at from 81 TO So per week
Nh To prevent mistakes, or impesitions. Stu
dents intended for this College should bring this ad
vertisenent or special directions as there are every
winter temporary rooms open for few months all
Of course, making wonderful preiensions and prom
ises. and posting flaming pacards TO enlighten The
people OF New Orleans and the south. When three
or more form Clubs and enter at the same time, ten
D cent will be deducted from tuition.
Catalogues with terms, opinions Of the press and
leading men Of the nation, etc. sent to all who desire
''i'"'' RUFUS DOLBEAR,
President.
Neo-OrJeans Feb. Is, 1850. 19-d
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Many things look more fattering at
distance than close inspection will prove
them to be.
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9oftru
God Save the South.

Goi bless our Southern hndi
Guard oar beloved landl
God ave the southi
Make Us victorious
Happy ana gllr.pusi
Spread thy -hi.ld over rs;
God save the southi
God Of our srcs arise
Scatter our enemies,
Who m ck Thy truth;
copfcmd their politics,
Frustrate their knayish tricks,
A. 'ri'su rsfHu W. ux.
God save the Sou,hl
In the fierce battle hour,
With Thine almighty power,
Assist our youth;
May they with victory crowned,
Joining our choral round,
With heart and voice resound,
God save the soUhw
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Never make friends twice with man,
II he has been the aggressor. He who
will injure you twice, will not do to trust.
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Thompson & Barnes,
23 and rs Common Street, New Orleans,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
AND
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATEp BRANDS Or WINES,
BRANDIEs, GIN, &c.
Brandies.
James Hennessey"".
J. Denis, Henry Monnie Co"".Castillon.
Henry Sutton.
Also, the celebrated
Wolfand Rudolph's AROMATIC soHIEDAM sCHNAPs
Wines.
Coburn's Ports Cohurn's Port Juice;
sierra Sherrles; Backburns MADEIRA
ALSO,
Sweet Malaga, Cherry Ropnce.
Scotch Whisky, Jamaica Rum.
Irish Whisky New Eno4nd Rutn
Old Bourbon Whisky, Rive Whisky
Porter and Ale, Goulays Bitters
Cordlais, HOsteJter other Btters,
Champagne, ETC., etc.
Always on hand, and which we will sell at the lowest
market rates ard on the same term. "a New York
and Philadelphia houses, for undoubted paper.
u
large stock THE following articles. VIZ:
Rio, Java and Laguyra Coffee,
Brown Sugar all qualities;
Crushed and Powdered do;
Large and small Loaf dos
Brown Soap, various kinds;
Fancy Scented do do;
Star and Sperm Candies; 98eratis Ri Carb Soda
Patent Wax do; Rice. Pearl Barley.
Preserves ail kinds, Mustard ky and English,
brandy fruits, Ketehups, an kinds,
Safdines, Lobsters, Pickle all sizes.
Cove oysters salmon, Buckets Brooms
Mackerel, Herring, Tubs Well Buckets,
Wrapping Paper, Manila Rope,
Matches, Nails R4i4ins
Foreign and Dom. Cigars Currants, Figs.
salt euIcn, Goshen Butter,
Indigo, Spices, Almonds, Brazil Nuts,
Cream Tartar
Virginia Manufactured Tobacco, &c.
Also, direct receivers of Whisky, Beef Butter,
Cheese Lard, Lard OIL, etc. direct from the West
our facilities are such TO enable Us to m all ORDERS
whether large or small at prices low as they can
be purchased in our city.
Parties who may favor US with their orders, may re-
ly upon having them filed promptly, and at regular
prices, for cash or good city paper
THOMPSON & BARNES,
% and % Common Street. New Orleans
NeiC OriecnS, Jan. lsUl I6-fv
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The Philadelphia North America in a
lengthy comparison speaks of the quail.
ties of the officers in command of the
Northern and Southern forces. We copy
It's remarks in regard to our generals, and
as they do not say as much in favor of
heirNorthern officers as Of ours, it is use
less to republish the accounts of their
own leaders on the battlefield:
"Oyer against jefferson Davis, who was
trained at the Military Academy, and who
after service IN the army and in the Mexi.
can war, was elevated to place in the
Cabinet as Secretary of War, il were a sin
to place our glorious old hero, Gen. Scott,
who suffered from the blackguardism of
the c'-de0at Secretary. Gen. Scott is his
superior in everything great strategist,
Wllle DAVIS Is a pretender patriot,
while Davis is an ambitious and selfish in.
trguer. Davis has indeed an iron will.
but It Is orener will TO do evil than a
benehcent one. Gen. Scott is magnani.
nous patriot who gives his own unrivall.
ed military talent and experience to the
country without hope of gain.
But leaving the commander out OF the
question, we are confronted with such
names as Lee, Beauregard, Jos. Johnston,
May, Magruder, Emory and others. How
are we to replace such men, whoare now
a tower OF strength to the enemy Let
us analyze these names, or rather their
signifcances a little. Gen. Lee, the pres
ent commander Of the Virginia troops, is
scientific engineer and personally brave
soldier but he has been more overrated,
perhaps, then any man in service. His
personal presence is handsome and com
manding, but the Apollo.ike form sdoas
not contain the intellect of Jupiter. AS
a Captain of engineers he did we'll. but
he disappointed the expectations Of the
army when appointed a Lieutenat-C Colonel
Of cavalry and sent to the frontier. He
lacked energy for rapid combinations, and
is not highly competentgeneral. Respec-
table but not brilliant is the verdict
Gen. Beauragard, formerly like Lee. an
engineer officer, is by far their best man.
lie is cool valiant, prescent, enduring.
very muscular and very firm in purpose
and withal modest Col. Magruder, the
life OF social party when glasses sparkle
on the bOard'-not more than competent
to command a battery a Snowman, as vain
a peacock-is no loss to the service. The
army and his company will not grieve for
him. lie will magnify bis office in words.
as he has often done before Gen. Jos.
Johnston, twice wounded during the war
with Mexico is a fine officer and loss 10
be regretted. He was Captain of Topo-
graphical Engineers, Lieut.. Col of The
Voltigers and more recently Quarter
master General in our army. No man
stood higher than he. Col May, who re-
ceiyed praises for his charge at Resaca,
which were not his due, is a pretty good
cavalry Colonel, and nothing whatever
more His notoriety is his only claim to
mention Maj. Emory is good officer,
and his friends are puzzling their brain to
find out why he resigned. Rumor says he
wants to Heturn, but the door is shut"
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gc6-0rltans Ilirtttorp.


Syphilis
Primary, Secon-
I Diary, and Tertiary,
Structures, Urethra Dis
charges, Gloet GOnorrh,ea Noe
turnal Emissions, Diseases of The Back
ana Ions inflammation Of the Blad-
der and Kidneys Rheuma-
tism Hydocele, Verio-
cele, Cancers. etc.
etc, etc.
diseases Peculiar to Females, such as Amenorrhae
Dysmenorrhea Metrorhagia Nervous De.
bilty, etc, successfully treated
Dh' JAMES long practice in New Orleans and the
endorsement OF the almost entire Southern ond otb
~ presses should convince the most skeptcal that
Dr. James can and will perform what he promises
Dh' JAMES would also call the attention es pcciaIly
q those VINO have privately and improperly Injured
themselves in that secret and solitary babt trLicb
runs the body and mind, uniting them for either
business or society, producing both constitutional de-
hlllty and impoency.
The following are some Of the sad and rnelancbolv
effects produced by early habits Of voitb via. W.,iy
ness OF the Back and Limbs, Pain in the Head Dim
ness OF Vision, Loss OF Mucaar Power Plantation
H@ 9l H@ the heart dyspepsia, Nervousness, Irrtabiity.
symptoms OF Consumption etc. Mentally the fear
i1l effects on the mind are more to be dreaded-Loss
9l Memory Confusion Of Ideas Depression of Sp,rita
Evil Forebodings Aversion to Society, selt.D4trnst
produced " wy e' 'i9
All persons afictedwith any of the above noladies
or symptoms, should not fail to call on DR. lanes
ana be at once restored to perfect health lse
lenecacy deter you, but call at and save YOUR
sell rom the awful and terrible cOnsequen of these
much to be dreaded malaiies
WEAKNESS OF THE EORGANsimmediatolv cpred
and tull vg0r restored.
GONORRllQ1A euredin one to three days
Remember, DR. JAMES Office has been romovad
N o. 2l2 - -
OFFICE HOURS from SA NJ. toSP.M
Nem Orleans Jan. 1851. 151v
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Died in command Of his Regiment At Pensacola.
tRaising Regiment for the War
hiSsissippian.
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Polish BRIGADE OF THE CONFEDERATE
STATEs.-We had the pleasure of call
yesterday morning from Major G. Toch-
man, the eminent, distinguished and pa.
tIiotic Polish exile, who is forming a
brigade under this title, with a view to
active service as soon as circumstances
will permit. The Secretary of War has
authorized him 70 enlist recruits individ-
ually, to raise companies duly officered,
which, if accepted by him, will be mus
tered into the Confederate. army forth
with. Seven companies have been al.
ready mustered, and are at Camp Pulaski.
near Amite, where they are being drilled
and instructed We learn that other
companies are being filed up rapidly.
The headquarters of Major Tochman are
at 81 ST. Charles street, and there com
panies formed in the city or the country,
desirous Of forming a part Of the Polish
Brigade, should apply But, companies
raised under State authority cannot be re-
ceived, without the consent of the Gov
ernor is obtained in writing This is a
judicious step as it will prevent clashing
Of all kinds We hope soon to hear that
Major T.'s brigade is completely filed,
and en- route for the seat Of war.--N o.
Crescent.
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It would be bard to convince the mag
necto needle that a loadstone is not the
most diverting thing in the world
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Brandics.


James Hennessey","Pnct
Denis, Henry Monnie Co,,..Castillon.
Henry Sutton,
,....... Also, the celebrated
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Thompson & Barnes,
23 and rs Common Street, New Orleans,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,

= = NJ W I = = y N NJ y II = IT a n I 3
AND
AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF THE FOLLOWING
CELEBRATED BRANDS or WINES,
BRANDIES, GIN, &c.
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Ellsworth June 10th, John, son Of William
Cochran.
CherryGeld-Tuuc 9th, Ellen A., wife of ". \.
Upton, aged % years.
Bueksport-June It'll, Mrs. Rachel g., vito Of
Wm. II. CHM, aged Il years.
Portand-Junc an, Josiah Dow, father of Hon,
Noal Dow, aged % years
Bangor-lth inst, Of typhoid fever, Joseph Jr.,
son of Joseph and Nancy bore. aged % years.
Bangor-9th inst, Mrs Lucy, wife Of JOHN i.
Mayhem, aged "a years and months.
Portland 9th inst, Mrs. Mary Jane wife Of
F. o. Sawyer, aged 81 years and months.
Surry-HoIlis, son Of Charles aud NJ. A. Joy,
aged II years.
DR.. Samuel Sawyer Of Steuben, finished his
mortal career Saturday morning June lst Bro.
Sawyer was a Physician Of several years expert.
ence. lie was much respected by large circle Of
friends. lie was about SO years Of age. He
leaves wife and five children, besides large cir
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ella If fr,cnds ,o mourn hi. loss. His remains
gcre eopeirnas n their last resting plaee on sun,
dav alteration tho ID inst. Dro, SAWYER was "A
worthy member Of the Ancient and Honorable Or
der of FREQ and Accented Masons. His remains
worn hurried ,yi,b truc Masonic boners nndor the
dirn.,i1, NJ Tnra,,,,,,uS Todoc Uis brotbrrn
feel that tacv bnvo LOST A worthy brother and the
com,nnnitg ayaInaLlc r,iend and pbysician,
-, ~, ". W. ,,:.o,..,,
Die 90 III ri'y 80 y H.
@seu - ye"Is ~ ms
SIX h"h''s IHS'' ou. u " " LUG
aecePI'hce nas wen uii,' PI"s' ,'nn u
agr a.; iits "o ,af, ,is,oo ~
Az" "'>.'''7 70 - ~ -. - "" - -,
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Cid Sth, brig Mcintyre, Mcintyre, Rockport
Me,by John Emery & Co schs Freedom, Crock
err, Machias Josephine, Crockett, Deer Isle
Morning Star, Remick, md Abigail, Murch, ELS.
worth n Jones, Moon, Hancock Fanny Fera,
lIadley, Eden
Ar 9th, barquo snyr,oto. Of Boston, Weston,
CAdiz May 10. Left ship Tubin, for EastPort.-
scbs zulette, Milliken, Barcelona, Rcmick, and
I Rupcola, WOODLAND, Eliswosth,
| CID 9Th, schs Malcolm, Jones Machas Mag
no'a, icrrck, Surry 0folc, SPuting, Cranber-
~ Islc Amelia, MeGoon, Rockport,
! Ar 10th, sch Harriet, Of aedgwck, Carter, New
River, NIB.
CID 10th, brig Nellie Move, Pike, Passport ;
josiah Jcx, Munson, Machias, by John Emery
4 Co schs White Cloud. Nelson, Calais II
Harding, Shaw, Steuben, Ne.
/ Ar llth, schs Lucinda, Cole, Machias Bed
wing, Partridge Castinc.
Cid llth, schs Georgia, Alley, Ells*orth; Guess,
Bicklord, Goullsboro Valparaiso, Higgins Trcn-
ton barquo Tahiti, Davis, Eastport, by bridge &
Lord schs L WATSON, Mitchell, Machia5 Pi.
onecr Wilson, Cherryfeld 7 X Harvard Cass
| and Leopard, Bunker, GouldsboIo
SALEW-Ar 18th, sch Pioneer, Wilson, Cherry
field; Francis, Hopkins, Bangor.
Ar sth, sch La Plata, stratton, sullivan for y !.
GLorcRsfEn.-Ar eth sch Rocket, Calais.
/ NEW YoHE.--Af Gth, seh4 q d King. Metre.
gor, talais; Susan Friend, Friend, BIuchil sch
Warrcnton, Lord, Ellsworth; James Henry, " God
Surry John Adims Hatch. EocklanI.
Ar 9TH, schs Or Rogers, Adams, Calais Lei h.
, Komck, York, Ne Carroll, Crockar, and Dol
/ pAin, Keller MacAias.
Ar sth, sch Mary Brewer, Wise, DucSsport
| Cid sth, sch ,Jediic, Reed, Calais.
! Ar 10Th, sch L Clos=on, st Jaso Julia Eliza
! beth, Burgess, Biuchill
| Ar 18th, brig Abby Watson, Nucyitas.
| Holmes IIatr.-Ar It'll, sch Vrgjnia, Haskell
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Oh. All DIN LSlf
So sRIIHl3ISFO7shi hASEI
G 4 RDINER
RnL;niIlC AND NLyRiLCI

G \ X d IN L r S
RuL:'IiIlC AND NLyRiLCIt
COMPOUND.
\ certain, safe aud permanent cure for Ghcumn-
ti-tl, Neurals gin and salt Rhcun. 1t is an utter
nal remedy, driving out and entirely Graduating
the lsea-e, requiring no change in diet or bust
ness, and may pc taken by children and persons OF
the most delicate constitutions with perfect safe
y.
Testimonials.
'Gardincrs Rheumatic aud Neural.ic Com
pound Is tho best medicine for the disease ct,s
saw.-eliAo. \ SMITH, No. Cd state I.oGsl5
Boston.
After su Tering with Rheamltism twenty yc r.
and being confined to my bed raj weeks last
spring. l entirely cured by the use of ,ae bot
tic of "tarIiucrs Rheumatic ana Ncu,,tl !. a CON-
pound. NORMAN l. A1RE>, - lFai1..4
street, boston.
Having been constant sufferer f. l., NeGralsi.,
fer eighteen months aud been driven by cNcrast.
ating Iain to the tral Of numbUriC-s remedies
without obtaining relief, | VAS induced to try
GARDENERS lheumuticani Neural gia Coupon
| have taken bat one bottle aad am entire y we'll.
b. b. BAXTER. Dry Goods Dealer, No, ! p
pleton Block, Lowell. Mas.
have been afflicted with salt Rloam in it,
worst f. riH for a Ton time aud tercd more than
e,s heiil ae |, cNcelt b these siiHllufiy aiist-
ed. l tfiel ofe t.isIeri y vi Compound, AID eat
lere-t say t.Ht believe myself entirely cHre.l.
JOHN A.=Ael;pu, P,ah5 II. uauso, Boston, Mas
,tass.ia,rs k.uuuItie aid~Neurllgia Ca.
: md has entirely cured me .uIcrin-s of sew
,rd years staujiu- w. !. u4hGklNS, NJ !
Old state lieu-c, l,-tau.
MJ son, ten years N nse has On or thtel
years great ,U.i. ses fr M sit Eheuu III haHi-
covered With ies AMI in constant pain uu. 6at-
tie a var mI Gpu cured him j. N.IIA&r
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CAUTION The pubic arc hereby cautioned
u against harboring my wife, Mary Ann, Gu
my account, as she has left my bed and board
without any just proyoeation, and shall pay no
debts of her contracting after this date
his
JAMES y ABRAMS.
Ellsworth, Juna 81, 1851 mark. 40
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Supreme Judicial Court.
Law Term.

Prcscut-Tcnny, CD, and Rice, Apple
ton, Cutting, May and Kent, Justices.
June 10th
The court came in at O'Clock and an
nounced the following
OPINIONS.
HANCOCK.
Charles Jarvis vs. Eras.us RaIman. DeIt.
dctaultcd.
Joseph i. Instrsoll ". Lyman Wilbur.
Motions sustained. New trial granted.
BENZ. F. kcllihan VI. Seth Tisdale ct al.
Exceptions oyerrulci.
William Lcbach ct al. IS. John NJ. Hale.
Exceptions oycrruled.
Julson Il. Parker W. Isalo II. Thomas.
Motion sustained. New trial granted.
Amory Otis vs.. Lafayette Davis ct al.
ind ment for dclts
WASHINGTON.
Geo. Hathaway vs.. Addison Exceptions
overruled, Judgment on verdict
John L. Wallace vs.. Columbia. Exccp-
tiOns dismissed. Motion overruled.
State vs.. Calais Verdict to be set Inside
unless the attorney for the State will cnt r a
mol. pros. as to that portion Of the road that
lies between the Neylns road and the outlet
of Eastern Lake. Election to DO made at
the next Nisi Prins Term Of this Court in
Washington Co.
Joseph Il. Foss rs. Isaac NJ. Bragg ct III
Neither party.
Thomas Gardiner vs. James H. G0och
Exceptions oycrruled.
Jibcz West VS.. VIM. II. lIcmmcnway
Motion sustained. Verdict set inside and
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atloriuc 1ollvuol.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.


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saturday ;,
schr Frellushuy'en, salisbury, boston,
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full. The correspondence is also very inter
csting.'
The sceessioaists in fremont, alluded
to in our last issuc ms having made use of the
Stars and Stripes to bear aluft their :" can't ;"
were not quite SO bad as We supposed, for
instead of using the e1untry's flag they male
usc of piece Of cotton clata. One would
think to read the account Of the affair as
published in the Machias Ta,on that the Sc
Session flag was = great affair. These gem
tlcmcn, like their brethren in the cotton
kingdom know how to do '.bg business on
small capital.
FLAG RalstSc.-Wc learn hy acorrcepond-
ent that the citizens Of Cromwcll's IIarbJr.
Eden, raised lla-, on Monday Last. rhc
account Of the origin Of the National flag
was read and a suitable address delivered by
Mr.. VIM. 5. Douglas. \ goodly number
assembled. Patriotic songs were sung, guns
were fired and cheers given
AND Still ANoTHtR.-Ca Capt George X
Griffin raised 4 beautifully proportional Flag
staff in front Of his dwelling. o. Pine St,
to-day, and sent aloft fine fla Of the Stars
and Strips II make. a fue arIcarancc,a and
q smueh 10 eur street.
~ We are happy to learn TIA. Rev y ".
win. - s.,,..,ill, Ne, -, -.
''.''.s -, u, t''l Wv
s ss.o" 0' 'ao r n iI 1a' 5p,','y i
become 'he'' P's''f' lie eo'nss 70 Us VITA s''i
rsp'' a" ae'''s@I' ana 1 a. 'aS |
tined. lie .ogmca,c, n, labor. mex. s.lb.l,
June lc;h.
Any one in want Of nice, pretty Hat q
che latest style, viii do wei to call at M,..r'.
NIon'oo d i Harden store Iasy have !i'' -
- -. -. ,,... c,,
T %osa IN s ss .o h En-. "a, s1a a.
worth the r'i'' Of admission.
DR.. \ TFae has retired fota tao editorial
charge -. e The Bethel c''1'o,
EanseF WA 'ay' that tue 5.s'h Reg,
"rn'-Sne battalion Of winch = "a Tia! '''y Aii
' /" other at hA.it'''-"'ll 'e eflet-i mt ''"f
sf0r'land' IN tue early iN'' . 'eH' "e'k'
ten i;u'lgT ha' ae'yrtoi "a ia,i'at''n t.
dei''er an Grafton 1" Aean,1I on th' IA OF Ia
The .alu,e..
tsz.--...,,,..,.=--z--1.---..-r..
aod have introduced ono Of the much ,.lAyI of
Hydro cslsfic Eas.nss, ut taeif slice. 1t i.
represented proving al! t..atssseS eee'cl Of il
and exceeding tie es'ray4s.at expectations en-,
'ertaiaei Of it BY tie C'4'se, ru5iisaefs.
The Importance Of having ealeie..t and ca.
pab!c of1csr. to lead our forces i, tsesaia; afpa
rent every day e..' 'o'i'es. saaa= WIN battle.
1p'', mys pt.y so as + a.,,. +. conn.,
mAnd. undouttsi courage. and :,r,j1y Of genius
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1t seems TIA: accurate military knowledge ami
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-06-14
N O i I Q e

Tf'llE Undersigned. Anticipating Il change ia
business the coming vason, hertbyfalu c,ts
all persons having unsettled acc1u uts with him to
cali and settle the same b,f the lst Of Septem-
Der next after that date, those roaming stsct-
tie! mug ie 4u}lee'e! rust.
J. II. " EST
Franklin, Jane st, l-Gl. 3m2J