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DOMESTIC PORTS

DomHStlO PORTS.
sutLrvAS.-Ar 18th, sch Brilliant, -, New
York,
Cid 2lst, sch Palos, Moon, Boston.
Ar 2Sth, schs N Richards, Joy, Boston
Rencwn, Slley, do LcwoI,a, Lord, do goth,
Harvey, Bragdon, do Revenue Cutter, Fuller,
Richardson.
Cid 2sth, schs Grampus, Pomroy, Salem N
Jones. Wooster, Boston Unicorn, i oss, do.
MAcnIAs.-Ar 18th, schs Mayhower, Holmes,
and II II Foster, Colbcth, Boston.
Sid 10th, sch st Lawrence, Quimby, Boston.
Ar 2lst, scbs Donwo-th, Drew, Boston 22d,
Crusoo, Foster Now York Friend Of Peace Drs-
ko, Jonosport Doth, oneco, Post, Thomaston.
Cid 23d, schs Donworth, Bradbury, Machias-
port to load for Boston II B Foster, Colbeih do;
Friend of Peace, Drisco, Joncsport 18th, Crusoc,
Foster, East Machias to load for New York.
CALAIs.-CId goth. sch Lucy, Wilbur, Provi.
denco.
EAsrPoRr.-Ar 10th, ship Constitution, Zig
gins, New York (and cid for Liverpoof.
Cid 18th, brig Waredale, Corning, Cork.
PoRrLAsp.-Ar 2Sth, schs Elizabeth. Farr, Dos.
ton Citizen, Wallace, Boston ; Brilliant Noyes,
do ; George Brooks, Wallace, do Nonpariel,
Bunker, Cranberry Isles.
CID 2sth, sch Ceresco, Smith, St George, NIB,
Il J Miller.
sALEa.-Ar 23d, sch Lookout, Harper, Calais
for New York
In port I'D, sch Boston, (of Machias,) from
Calais, bound South.
AR 27th, sch Tinker, Mcdonald, Rond-
out
sid ?eth, schs Fairfield, from Millbridgo, New
York.
Mrsnc, Conn-Ar 23d, sch Arzoo, Torrcy,
Calais.
Jameson, New York for Bclfast Pulaski, Brown
from Rondout for Providence.
PHoyrprycE.-DeIow 2sth, sch Caroline C,
Brown, Calais.
Asa ar 18th, brig Joseph Ames (of Bucks
port) Chapman. Philadelphia
NEWPORT AR 22i. schs ArchcIaus, Haskell,
View York for Rockland Protection, Nutter,
Rondout for Boston.
PAwrrcKEr-Ar sd, sch P Bent, Reynolds,
Millbridse.
Nonwrcu-Sld 22l, schr Mincola, uolt Eliza
bethport.
Nrw Brproap.-Ar 2Cth, sohs Francis Newton,
Rcdmnn, Calais
Also ar 2sth sch valhallah, Lord, Bangor.
NrwnurYroRr-sld 10Th, sch Effort Briant,
Machias
DrvrrtY.-Ar sd, sch William Drinkwater
Wentworth, Calais.
BnrsroL.-Ar 2sth, sch Ean1alia, Small, Eliza
bcthport.
Bo>rov-Ar ed, Schs Martha, Bateman, and
st Lawrence Qnimby Machias Champion, NJ itch
ell, do Lucinda, Gould do ! Alexandria ! ca
ton, Miilbrdgc; Brenda, Whitmore, Ellsworth !;
Palos Moon, Bangor Gen Warren, GuptiIi,
Rockland Santa Maria Griffin, Freeport.
Ar ?5th, ship Wild Cat of Belfast, /! days fin
New Orleans Tor New York.
cid 10th, schs Lotus. Quinn, Georgetown, D c;
Elizabeth Crowell, Young, Bangor George
Brooks, Wallace Portland.
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Ellsworth Wednesday evening, July 3oth, by
Rev. y. NJ. Williams, Lieut.. Milton Frazier to
Abby j.. daughter Of Capt. Benz. Lord, all Of L.
E.lsworth--July 10th, by Rel. y. ". Williams,
Ca,t. Leonard II. Higgins Of Hancock, to Miss
sarah A. Clark Of T..
Bucksport-July 2ith, by Rev II. X. Craig,
Mr.. Schuyler Cobb to Miss Mary L. Pilsbury, both
of Is.
Fr,nkfort-July 9th, Capt Dayio A Arcy OF
Wintcrport, 10 Miss Anna II. Deane Of f.
Orono--2ith ult,, Rev, Charles 7. Boynton to
Miss Ellen L. Loring Of 0rono.
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A Medical Fact.

II when suffering under All ictions arm,
Who vas Il sought 10 sIye alarm,
That they, She hsel, receive us harm
tvs lIsamcE.
II IIis pills mid, RaH ned M, fear,
Fraln fYal disease y9Ar system clear
Why will YOU suffer froa year To year
AsEs lIERalcE.
~ Ms strengthening Piasters y ia ease yonr palm
The price &. SO small YOU can't complain,
It's the millions sid that gives the gain
To ilEHKUK.
r-P lie = friend To ali the rich--the poor,
Ills tnsliasfiles arr sent to your very door,
And when they gone ii send you more
sAYs HXRRfCK.
IIerricks Pills aud Plasters startie communities by
her wonderful cures. sold BY ali de tirrs
see advertisement. YOU
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TESTIMONIALS:
have used Anderson's Spring Bed Bottom for
some time past, and pronounce it superior to any
thing have known for case, adaptation to the
form and health / think it preferable to the
Spiral Spring Bed which have just laid aside for
this. can with confidence recommend it to gen.
cral use e. e. BRETT.
Odtown, May 90, 1862.
The Bed Bottom bought of you fully meets
my expectations, and is fully up to your high rec
concentrations. 1 would cheerfully recommend
it to all who desire to improve their sleeping
apartments. Al STaPLEs
Augusta April lG. A. N. WILLIAMS.
MIR. b. X. Frohock has furnished the beds in
my house with the " Anderson Spring Bed Bot
TOM and take pleasure in recommending this
article the most convenient, economical and
comfortable thing of the kind with which l am
acquainted. A. II. ABBOTT,
Principal Of Family School, Pennington, Me.
This Bed Bottom has already been introduced
into the American House and Ellsworth House,
Ellsworth; Robinson House, Bucksport; Bangor
and franklin Houses, Bangor; and in the Public
Houses in other parts Of the State. %
HARVEY c. BARTLETT, Agent FOR Ellsworth.
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THE DAY SCHOOL BELL.

A NEW SINGING BOOK FOR DAY SCHOOLS called
the DAY SCHOOL BELL is ready. II contains
about 30 of choice Songs Rounds, Catches, Duets,
Trios uaretts and ChOrses, many of them written
Prsy for this work besides ~ of the Elements II
Music. The Elements easy and progressive, that
ordinary will find themselves entirely successful
in nsructng young scholars To sing correctly and
scientifically while tn. and words embrace such
variety lively, attractive and soustirring music and
sentiments that t,ouble will be experienced Undue.
ing all beginners to with zeal in acquiring skill In
Of the most IL altgving, beauty improving, happi
yielng and orderprtucng exercises OF school life.
In simplicity Of its clements in variety and adaptation of
music and in excellence and number Of its songs oryn-
al, selected and adapted it claims by much to excel all
competitors. 1t will be found be the best book is
sued fur Semuaries. Academies and Public Schools. A
few sample Of the Elements, Tunes and Songs
given in circular; send and get II is complied by
HORACE WATERS, author of 4" sabbath School Bens. J."
Nus and = which have had the enormous sale of SIS,
copies in &c months Prices paper covers 20 cents,
Is per lO0i bound, 80 cents 81 per 100; cloth hound,
ewhosscd gilt, 10 cents $50 per 100 rs copies furnished
at the lUO price. Mailed free nj the roail price.
HORACE WATERS, Publishers,
6m4mSa No. Isl broadway, New York.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

P,enlvrd ny Cayafi.ls l.. cFresen7H, " H.,
Ase igrk City.
Tie hiut'ian o. Ingredient iH thf' l3' 're '' 70
suit uts 5t AID e<eusiVe practice Tiny mr. w''d IN
their 6-.rs aud certain 81 cCrre5iu- M '7,
PAiria N- Fila4ns, removing Al. ast.-I7's- 'i'rf
from q i ~ slirr7ise hsicie ltu a. t'a SIDE Ja'p'-
t.s n tr L. art. dl.taFtsl si5rP -bsh afrssgs fran
uisErli s,qu Il nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES
pr Gh45safnaa, ls-- ar. t'H7hia they w hrin-
81 III rauuthY period regularity. iati's who have
ben sapIsstisz a DE 81 ah.r pitts can place nc
utius-.. caHlees ia pr Chgiselsalis P DONG all that
they Are re!resenttd 70 10.
FIcFt
They should uat hr used during Pregnancy, rs mlscar
ris.-r sssll .sftslrIy result thenctt"a
Warranted nzreiy t-tbIe, AMI free frem anything
niuri1us u life health, Explicit dtrtctipus ~lich
should he rad accompany each isaN PIC = s"' -
all an epess--ti.s tTefsefai Agent sl ny 'h'
I,s ag,sts ia every the United states. For sale
by {. q. Peek, Ellsworth. Ne.
Il D. III TECHNICS
General AysHt for fAe UHitef State,
los CHAsBtHs SrsEEr, v Y
To Rh1m all Wl4acsal ORDERS should be addressed 10
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THE HORACE WATERS PIANOS,

MFLoDEoNS. ALEXANDRA ORGANS, and T. GIL
BERT X CO.. celebrated 4EoLIAN PIANOS are tho
finest instruments for Parors sud Churches In
large assortment be mt the Warerooinr,
ASH BROADWAY between Grand and Broome Sts.,
which will he sold extremely low prices. PIANOS and
MEIDDEONS, from sundry makers and second hand
TO let and rent allowed purchased per
ManthY payments received for the same. Also second.
hand Flames and MeoeoHs great bareairs prices from
SIS 500. Sheet Music, Music Book and all kinds of
Music Merchandise at War Prices.
5m4m&a HORACE WATERS, Agent
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas, StilIman c. Archer of Chcrryfcld,
County of Washington and State Of Maine. by his
deed dated July 9Th, 1859, mortgagcd to one
George A. Shaw, certain tract or parcel of land
situated and being in township number sixteen,
middle division in the county OF Hancock, in said
State, being lot number nine according to Dodge $
plan of said township; and whereas the condition
Of said mortgage has been broken, notice is here
by given OF the premises, and that by reason
thereof claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
GEORGE A. SHAW,
by his Atty. WIN. FREEMAS, JR.
Cherryfeld, July 81, 1852. Is
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NOTICE TO MAPINERs.

Wreck Buoy Inside Of Entrance to Chesapeake
Bav-An iron can buoy painted with black and
rcd horizontal stripes has been placed about amid
ships of the wrecked steamer Pendulum, which
lies ia six fathoms Of water, about miles from
the Tail vi the Horse shoe Light Vessel. The
Light Vessel bears per compass from the buoy
SEAL
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5pcliol Notices.
A Friend in need. Try it.

DIR. Sweets Infalllble Liniment Is prepared
frl The p q llr stephen Sweet ui Connecticut, a."
r. II is setter and has hten u.tl IA his practice hr
twenty yrats with tue ina-f astonishing fufc"ss
n rN~rHa remedy it without rival, aud ~ ~ alt
pain -Irriy than Any eti"r II rrat''n F"T
an Rheumatic aph frisr II Is truly uili nle
lIr curative or Sltrs aItts rNH7 iiruf~- 49,
D.. soothing, h~tTs tni l-FrrHl -fre'- anHs p' pr
rve tl Is.t el1ier All asnu st'.nt II at' Win
have .,tr gwen il a tfi over huiirc ic,t''
4 Taiua CURES performed rs IT Wlhn Tire last to-
N~tf- attest IN. trs S.lI ~ ali Aaters. COW j. IS
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Arnt Arroyo, Pr, 9Th inst, sch Magnet. from
Machias, Just
Sid from Queenstown eth inst, brig 0rtolan,
Lord tim Chrdcnas Bremen.
CID from - John y u 2tth. sch Ellen Frances
smith. New York 18th, brig Defiance, Waman,
Belfast.
Ar at Brcmcrhaven ! lth inst, sch ortolan, Lord
Cuba.
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VNTEllDS

in the Nillnge, and at prices To suit the times.
~ Harnesses repaired with despatch. Second
hand harnesses taken in exchange. cash buyer,
are IN, to call OF the Chenp Harness shop on
Mater street, where they snail find the worth OF
their money. ii. SN An.
Ellsworth, May 30, lSG2. Cul9
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SALE AT AUCTION.
Household caeetss &c.

an Saturday Morning. Sqsember 1871, at 10
~ o'clock A. NJ, at tho house Of s. p. Brown,
In orland, Maine, comprising Mahogany and Wal
nut Sofas, Arm and Parlor Chairs; Tables. Car
pets Cane and Wood Seat Chairs, Window Cur
tains, Looking Glasses, Extension Dining Table,
China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Bedsteads, Blu
reaus, washstands, Bedding, Mattresses, Feather
Beds, holsters and Pillows, Toilet Set, Cooking
and other Stoves, together with other articles of
Furniture and Household effects too numerous to
mention.
The subscriber also offers his House and Store
for sale on reasonable terms.
S.P. BROWN.
Washington, July 23d, 1862. 7w2s
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TO FEM LT.S.
Mrs. DOctress Stone.

Tho N1atron of the institution
Who IL thoroughly read and posted IN the intricate
OF the many affective and Frustrating maladts moro
oern origin, will devote exclusive the
ment of this class of diseases peculiar her AmoRy
the many diseases daily met with, and which she
with nnheard "t success, chronic inflammation, ulcer
alton, and proapsns of the Womb.
4 The Me'licated Ascending Douche, n most impor
aut curative, Tor arousing the nervous forces.
Price $500.
Females consult Mrs Doctress Stone, coniidenltaV
by letter, personally.
Address, Mrs. N. o. STONE, M. D.,
1y13 Maron to the institution Troy N Y.
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july 2I.t, lat 81 lon II TO, brig Mary Z Mill
ken FROM Philadelphia Tor New orleans.
June 10. lat ~ - :. ,on - +. ship Mary Og-
len, Hathaway, from Al yah March 18th foi Eng
liaul.
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IMPOR TANT NOTICE.
w A r c. Al M S,
Pensions. BOuntics Arrears, etc.
secured by the undersigned.

I AM prepared to obtain Pensions, &c. LIST, For
i all soldiers wounded in battle, or injured, or
disabled by sickness or disease contracted in the
service, in the line Of their duty during the sup
preston Of the present Rebellion.
ID, For all the Widows and Minor Children of
every Soldier who dies in the service or is killed
in battle, or dies Of disease or wounds contracted
in the service.
Sd, VIII obtain Bounty Of 500 Cor every
soldier who Is killed or dies in the service. LIST,
for the widow, I'd, for the children; 3d. if no
children, for the father; 9Th, if father, Tor the
mother and if no mother then the heirs OF the sol.
der are Untitled To the bounty.
1th, VIII obtain arrears Of pay end all allow
ances due the soldier at the time eff his discharge
or death.
An pensions commence only from the date of
the application. Applications BY mail will be
promptly responded to,
Let all who have ci1ims call upon
c.. w. MADDOX, Ellsworth. Ne.
y S-l'Iarrrps iirAt. & VI, lVIl
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nlariue Journal.

PORT OF ELLSWORH
ARRIVED,
Friday, Is.
sehr FrsliEghuysen, Salisbury, Boston.
Monday, %.
SOhr Tugwassa, Patten, Boston.
- Barcelona, Holt, do.
Elijah p HOrtou, Rogers, do.
R4tau, Holt, Do,
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ANDE RsoN
Spring Eod Bottom.

yENIIIS desirable mechanical arrangement has
4 now been used a sufficient length Of time to
show that it gives entire satisfaction, and actual
ly is the more valued the more it is tried. By
means OF this invention, Bed Bottom is obtained
which is as flexible as hair, and yet reeupera-
tive as to bring itself into its place with great ia
ciIity. It is adapted to the invalid the aged, and
all who lnger in suffering and weakness. They
are made OF good materials warranted strong and
durable, and not liable to get out Of order.
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Fail not 10 Send and get this Book.
Word of Solemn Conscientious Advice
to those who will reflect.


class Of malades prevail a fearful extent In
muny, booming at least 10000 youth Of both
nualy, to early grave. Those diseases very i'm
perfectly understood. Their external tons o.
ton Marasmus wasting and consumption Of the tissues
of the whole body, shortess of breathing, hurried
breathing Oh ascending hill flight OF stairs. great
palptaon Of the Heart shaking Of the Hands Limbs,
Eye sight loss OF Memory dizziness Of the Head Neural
gle Pains in various parts of the body Indigestion irreg
uarty OF the bowel- Deranged Secretions Of the Kidneys,
and Urno-Sexuai Organs, Epilepsy, Uysteri Ner-
Spasms Dependency and Depression Of III spirits,
often great produce INSANITY which, uDfre-
quenty, terminates in suicide.
This baneiai class Of disorders and host Of ukers not
named, Tubercuar and Bronchial Consumption, dis
Of the Throat and Heart Asthma, Catarrh, have
their seat ill., and derive eT origin from, diseases a he
JrnoScXual Organs very frequently, aud large
ioriky Of casss.
DR. ANDKEw STONE. Physician to the Troy Luso AND
HYGIENE INSTITUTE has studied and nvestg ated this in
stdiuus and lnraate class ni fpOftF maaes, with
found attention aud ssnlny, and is engaged in
treating them with the most unIeard Of The
personal presence attendance Of the patient victim, 10
not required to insure for his system of treat
ment is perfect in itself, and admirably arranged
with every possible facility, ii ran he by mail
express, to all parts Of the Union the Cafafas,
at the Institution!
? Each is scep c,lly determined and the true
pan OF treatment adopted from analysts OF the secreots
the KtpSKfs from the biOOd ard from printed inerro-
gatarie., FURNISHED each applicant.
I The Institution makes OF powerful Micro
SCOPE, and Philosophical Apparatus
Patients applying for inter- ogatories advice,
must return enclose stamps, to attention.
1.-THE Attending Physician will BIZ found Insti-
tuition @r consultation from A. NJ Z. NJ, each
day. sunday in the forenoon.
Address, DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician the Troy Lung lily genc Institute and
Ply for diseases Of the Heart Throat and Lungs
96 Fifth Street, Troy, N. Y.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
BY virtue of license from the Judge of Pro-
bate for the County of Hancock, l shall sell by
public auction at the Office of Parker Tuck, in
Bucksport, on Saturday the 30th day of August
next, at ten o'clock A. NJ, all the right, title and
interest which Moses Abbott, late of 0rland In
said county, had in and to his homestead lot, SO
called in said 0rland, at the time OF his decease.
Terms cash.
CHARLES HAMLIN, Admr,
orland, July 23d, 1862 ~
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THE NEW NATIONAL TAX LAW.

THE NEW MA TUNHI Tx INV.
GET TIE BEST. LARGE TYPE.
WITH PARAGRAPH HEADLINES AND INDEX.
DY far the best and most satisfactory edition
- offered is the
CITIZENS STANDARD (DIME) EDITION,
published by BEAnLE 4 Co., New York. 1t has
abe preference all others in business circles
1t is the last revised and
AUTHENTIC ATED COPY.
AGENTS WANTED to sell this edition 1t
has already had an immense sale in the great sea-
board cities, and agents have made from ten to
fifteen dollars per day in its sale. Everybody
must have copy--eyery manufacturer, every
IN ercbant, every mechanic, and every farmer
Compare It ruth Other editions mil other tcH bc
taken. Sample copies sent, post paid, on receipt
of ten cents. Address or call upon
BEADLE & Co, Publishers, Y. Y.
MosEs HALE, Agent, Ellsworth. *2w2S
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as low a the lowest Fancy Hatters Wagon Mat
and TRIMMINGS Combs brushes, Neat Foot oil,
and large variety Of articles in the trade
ll,Ne- nnc ri tho Iaret.t ls.nrtInent VI
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WAR CLAIMS FOR HANCOCK COUNTY
The subscriber is prepared TO secure Pensions for
Wounded or Disabled Soldiers, Widows,
Minor Childr en-, &c.

1RRE1ES or "a y BOUNTY HONEH
secured for Invalid Soldiers, Widows or Heirs.
= Every Soldier wounded in battle. disabled by sick
disease conr acted in the Services while in the
line of his duty, is entitled TO a Pension.
1TTha Widow and Minor Children Of every Soldier who
dies in the SERVICE killed in battle, dies Of dis
wounds contracted in the service, entitled
to Pension.
T. Bounty Of 500 is due and can be obtained by me
for the Widow, Children Father Mother or Heirs of
every Soldier who is killed or dies in the service
also, all back pay, arrears OF pay, and all allowances
due the Soldier at tie time of his death.
IT All Pensions only from the date OF the ap-
plication in each case.
Applications by mail giving full particu lars,
will be promptly attended and information given
CHARGE If postage stamp enclosed to pay return
postage.
The promptes attention will he given to all claims en-
trtistc to me, and charges mHbe uerg moderate.
Let all who have claims he and call upon
$. WATERHOUSE,
ELLSWORTH, Me.
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TALLAHASSEE, f,rpx CcrSrY, I
rtar,.I. tnlv III teen


Florida, IDLY II, 1880 !
To DR. rierrjck Albany " Y.--Mt Dear Doctor
write this inform you Of the wonderful effect Of ycif
Sugar Coated Pills on my elder daughter For three years
shc has been aiiec ted with bilious arrangement 81 thu
SYSTEM sadly npatne her health which has been stead
iiy failing during that period When In New York IN
April last friend adrsed the yot pills. Having
the fullest confidence the Judgment Of my friend, Oh
tanned a supply of Messrs Barnes Park Dfuggistsi
Park Row New York. On returning home We ceased all
other treatment and administered yor pills, each
night Tiie Enforcement M her feeiihgs complexion, al
gestion, etc surprised hs AL rapid ard permanent
restoration to health been the result We used less
than ave boxes, and consider her entirely well copsd.
er the above Just tribute to you Physician, and
trust will he the Of inducing MARY to adop. your
pills rs their family medtiues.
remain dear sir, with many thanks,
Your obcdient servants
ia. MORRISON.
Herricks Kid Strengthening Plasters,
cure hours pains and weakness Of the breast side
and back and Rheumatic Complaints equally short
space time Spread on beautiful white iambsski ,teif
subjects the wearet Inconvenience and each one
will week to three months. Price 1sa cts.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills and X Plasters are sold
by Druggists and Merchants tn all PARTS Of the United
States Canaas So,, An erica spd may be obtained
by calling for them by their full name,
Use HarUeWs Condition POWDERS
for your Horses and Cattle.
For sale by @. O. Peck, Ellsworth, Me.
DIR. L. X. HERRICK Co, Albany, N.
classified, Travelling Agent. isly30
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" 0tranto, Hammonds, do.
" Martha Maria, -, do.
M UU'
Tuesday, 20.

S1hr Panama, Tato, Boston.
Warren, Jordan, do.
Georgia, Alley, do.
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TIE WAR IN The SOUTHWEST.
CAPTURE OF FAYETTEVILLE, ARK.
CAPTURE OF REBELS IN MISSOURI.
EXPLOSION IN THE DIRECTION OF COLUMBUS
Bu,kner and TiIshman Coming to Fort Warren.

ST. LOUIS, Thursday, Feb ~, 1861
The following dispatch was sent from Headquar-
tors to-day:
To Major General MCCLELLAN. Warrington
Gen. Curtis has taken possession OF Fayetteville,
Arkansas, capturing a number Of prisoners, stores,
baggage, &c. The enemy burned part Of the town
before leaving They have crossed Boston Noun.
tains in great confusion We are now in possession
Of all their s.rongholds. Forty-two officers and
mon Of the Fifth Missouri Cavalry were poisoned at
Mud Town BY eating poisoned food which the Rebels
left behind them. The gallant Capt. Dolfert died,
and Lieut..Col. Won Deutch and Capt. Schenan h.ve
suffered muco, but are recovering. The indignation
Of our soldiers is very great, but they have been
strained from retaliang upon the prisonerso f war;
II. W. HALLECK, Major General
Col. Woods cavalry has driven the enemy out Of
Dent, Texas and Howell Counties, Missouri, and
taken sixty Rebel prisoners.
A Cairo dispatch says heavy rumbling explosion
WAS heard yesterday in the direction of Columbus.
The enemy were supposed to be blowing up their
ntrenchments.
CRo. HorLow, Ark. 9th, Vi, ST Luxe. Mo-, ?Tsh.
Our army is waiting for supplies, aud will not be
likely to move for ten or twelve days. Gems. Price
and McCulloch are beyond the Boston Mountains.
Our troops took possession Of Fayetteville at II
O'Clock yesterday morning. The ruins Of the town
were smoking when the troops entered. The Rebels
are badly demorslired. Louisiana and Texas
regiment are with McCulloch.
CLEyrLASD, Thursday, Feb. q, 1862.
Gems. Buckner and Tilghman passed here this
morning en- route for For " arren, Boston Hsrbor,
under the charge Of COL Coates.