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A Word Of Solemn Conscientious Advice

TO those who will reflect.
AcISss 81 m'hj'rs rrcyat 10 fearful extent In com
munity, do mug at least 1ouOo yuuth 4 -, ICY. an
nuAily to early Those diseases arr very i'm
Perfectly understood Their cNternal manifestations r
symptoms Nervous pchjIy Relaxation and Ftlaus.
ton. Maras}HGs or wasting and consumption q the tsss
81" the Whole body, shottlrss 81 brvalrr or hurried
%rcAiMns ascending Iii eight af stairs zrrsf
ralliioH q The Heat shaking It llta lanfs aus tni
aversion 70 Aieiy ai ht.ii.ts AMI .talr sf4ss a
Rye ,eht, loss 81 Msm"rS, Il tzft. 4 the Hal Neural
&c Pains IN various parts 4 he body Ind re.t4a inn
clarity q tlie b H. IaraU.i Secretion. IL . y a,
snd tlo sexual o5EaHs, Efil,Isy Hysterla aud y
F"t- asras, b"si3HHivncF a. lsPree. tr spirits
oten 40 graf a. r. ffHace fussniIy SlGt mol 81 ~.
queut4N, terminates in su3e5iH.
lAs taust4 cis-s = Disorders ari ls = ~ ~. M,
named a. IarercalEr aud Bronchial Ctl.unltiI a. ii.
cases Of the Throat AMI letrt Asthma t4,arrt have
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rE ASpefW srosE. Physician to t., TFor Lrxs..Vp
ltr@HNtt iNsfTffTE has stu.d aaf IHyy-fs4t,sl t4. m
-adus and htfiaatc class Il n1oeffn na4ies utth mr.
t'1d atieaon and s,siuity AID nos engaged IL.
treating theta with The most uuard q s5r-.s. II
personal presence attendance 1t ttr patient ~ victim +.
not required To- insure fr li. system u treat
mont perfect i.s'L and a. ain,.biy sfr.s..I
with every essblr facility, Il can h~ sent ~ mad
express IA all parts o. the uiah OF the G4as As
at the IastiiHfion
~ Zach case IS scientifically determined AMI the True
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Ply stefan for diseases q the Heart Throat and lang
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the many diseases dali, With and which .'ts treat.
" IN Hh ad II saee-, chronic Examination ulcer
alton. and ProAi,us II the womb
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Price $500.
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4 NEW PROCLAMATION.
DIR 4 FTING

ror Boots and shoes will Commence in Hancock
County, at the Ellsworth Boot and Shoe store On
Monday, Sept Goth, and continue every day until
,he quota is full. None are exempt unless thew
nave NOT 'he stamps or their toes are too sore
to wear Boots and shoes
buy Tor cash and sell for cash, hence nv Gus
TONERS do not pay FOR my being trusted, neither
do they pay for losses that should make il don.
trust business. Good Boots aud Shoes, for cash
al a small profit, are better for both buyer and
seller than poor Boots and Shoes-miscatriaves
windialls and auction goods-at large pros,s snd
long credits. N-N
Ny cid stock has e skedaddled," and nv new
stock Of Boots, Shoes and Rubbers are ready for
the Draft 'S'
CUSTOM WORK done 10 the best manner.
ol.en al the Ellsworth Boot and Shoe Store.
IN tie second year Of the reign of Father
ABKAM LINCOLN.
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AYERS
CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the othef
purgatives in the market, and their superior
virtues are so universally known, that We need
not do more than to assure the public their
quality is maintained equal to the best it ever
has been, and that they may be depended on
to do all that they have ever done.
Prepared by J. c. AVER, n. D., & Co..
Lowell, Mass, and sold by
G, G. PECK, Agent, Ellsworth
, 1862-02-05

The following Is an extract from the weekly cir
cnla1 Of Mr. HESHx M1LwARD, provision broker Of
this city, issued to-day:
Ness Pork sold to considerable extent carly in
Rs eoses I'm mo most Of et n9a aSE
ers asking the outside price. The Mess from the
country il made iron. good Hogs, but so recklcssly
and careessly handed. as materially to impair dts
Heavy Mees is mixed in with u O. and sometimes
rump OF butt is put in to make weight This is al
initiates Rsf ~ fae o6apds o the any
are visited on the heads Of the few whose brands
arc really good ae. II not better, than those Of
$s25 large business could be done. Prime Pork
L Runp nf sapp SSaa
ferrfng to cut the fat of the pieces, and render it
with the trimmings.
Coope,ase has been extraordinarily scarce, and
sales Of pork barrels have been At and tcrces
At SAM these prices have, however, had the effect
market closes din at 81 80 It is doubtful whether
enough can be thrown on the market before the
close Of the eeason to materially reduce quota
tions. The scarcity has had the effect Of directing
packers attention to English meata and were 1t
not for the falling of in the deuand for these pro-
ducts. al onr packers would be largely engaged in
the manufacture. Az it l. the offerings are large,
and desirable purchases could be made to Limit
ed extent.
Cumbes1ands have been sold and more are now
offered at41sc long miad1ee At t4H@4Ac, lonsboae;
| 1ess at Axe, abort mfdd1es at 45<c, and
| short boncless at &c. Long cut hams are
| firm at &c, packed. Bulk meats are firm
and in demand at 2xc for shoulders. SIC for hams
and 338GdAcf for afde1. all packed. Green NESTS are
he1d 1t e for shoulders, SC for hams. and 3Kc fos
sides, but the offerings have been limited; Prime
lard, and indeed all other qualities have been bui
ftteissnqnfred for. and the market eloees dull a
64c for steam. and 67z@6Hc for kettle rendered
No; Chead and gut) &c. Yellow grease 4H@41c
The demand for Beef Cattle has also improved
and the market closes firm At 81. 518a-7 Is for 9al
to choice packing, and &300125 5 gross for prime
shipping qualities. The packing Of f. Tierce BEE
be obtained, but the difficulty Of procuring then
constitutes the great eafeSuard Of the EnEisl
market. Mess and Extra Mess Beef arc uonlina
at $9.5n@1om. Prime TaIlow would cell readily 4
Ike, but most holders TASK Sc, and prefer shipping
rather than selling at lower price.
FLOUR Received to-day, 2s75 brss; receive
last week, 48, ,495 b13a; shipped last week 16 .09
bsls. The Flour market closes With m acttE
shipping demand and; an upward tendency nprices
During the week an improvement Of 1E9s3e ha
taken place On both Spring and Winter grades, IN
at this advance the demand has been much mo,
| active than for two months past Spring Extr1
close ut $356400 for common to choice, aE
J Winter Extras at t4-l014.T5 for low grade
choice. Spring Supers have been In fatr reques
with sales 1t eaaT59s0os hut the supply is 1ish
| Com Meal Is dn11 and nominal At the QuotatiAi
l given below. Rye Fiour is steady ut q 25326o
! ToDAr the demand Tor Spring Ex:.ras aas u
, 1862-02-05


and Scotland require much heavier. supplies OF
foreign grain tkan usual, Irsland NJ, require Z
.'hrger Importation os food than my period
Htnc: tho fearful famine Of 18<zr:
Prom the same source 1t is estimated TINT tn
wheat France is fully IS per csaf deficient Bel
GUM and the Baltic ports nearly IS per cent de-
fctent; !; Denmark and Sweden, .xye1zgo quantity
and quality; Portugal ana It4ly dehcdent; Rusalz
average quantity, but the quality vaI1es.
The stock Of wheat at ,OdeA& Ia about 651c0o
qrs.; but this hAs been accu1rIated " Russtzn
merchants to h1l French ordezt.: With regard to
France ne qunteas follows: :, .'''
Now, Is France declared her wants to be seven
million qra.. and has only secured fonr millions,
pricea until We hsve secured really good harvest;
and ~ IL 4s tas5e be or1p on Large hm5s
al the difference as to the ultimate range Of
prices; At 10 former period did Americs
6aVn Been om 1t IL as to 1t
w5ieh equal to III ars Tsfe to GFeat Bfitsin,
Of Tie as&, 10 qrs Exported rom ON ist september,
sGS sa 9Fs re- Tese to Great Britain, and II Tare
nour imported into Francs were equal to rather
over three million quarters in each Of the years
q
ly and her largest export IN any year was equal to
about three million quarters in 1859 when thepriee
there was IS low s. ss per qr. Nothing can better
America than the following change in position.
In the first eleven months, 1851, France supplied
the United Kingdom with only IT, ,356 qrs, while
America sent 2l92 1856 qre, whereas in 1859 France
| gent ,69a .5f3 qrs, and America only 1903 qrs.
Looking through the last supplies to this market
| VIC find Ame1ica takes the lead, with Russia and
PRUSSIA almost equal aud In the race ,and to these
countries We must again leok for tie bulk Of our
immediate requirements France sent us campar-
aye1y little Spain next to nothing, hut California
| has made brave start, and We are likely to re-
ccire come Of the fine Australian after few
| months.
With regard to the prospective supply Of bread
stufs from this country the Paris correspondent Of
the Marx Lane Express writes as follows, under
date Of Jan. II:
Whilst the civil WAT continues to rage In the
must be large, whilst the interruption to agricul
turc, az well As every other industrial pursuit, viii
| necessarily a6ect the produce and Lessen the e1
porting power of the country The WIZ has a1read,
for the army viii increase, and thus th
; hands employed in agriculture, already to-
: | few to conduct it proftabIy, will be 60 re
is fatn1e n &C contingency; % but The requirements
bfeadstufB for the vast armaments now On foot i
the States, Will necessarily have an immediate e
feet on the consumption. and will proportfonatel
. | Lessen the quantity reserved for exportatlol-
n From the above, it Will be eeen TINT Europe
e interested at present not only in procuring sul
ply Of cotton hut also sufficient quantity Of COR
If France and England provoke a war with II
J. United States In order to get cotton. they vi
Il '*jump out Of the ftyingpan into the fire. +
then they will not get our breadstuGs.
, 1862-02-05

FRUITS GnEEE-Appass are in good supply.
and the market is steady at 81 .50ds2.50 for com-
mon to choice. Oranges, $6.00G6.50 per box
Lemon, $6.c0oT00 per boz. cranberries dull,
with sales at e3.e0@3.50 per btl. DRIED FRU7s-
Apples arc more active. Prime Eastern, 639<67c;
Southern, 5G6c. IMPAIRED Peaches, 6Gsc for old
to choice new. Pared Peaches. steady at 1sKc-
with sales to-day Of 1000 ms at that price, Black
berries, 120l4c.
BEANS-There il fair demand. and the market
il steady at S10nD1.30 for medium to choice
NayJ-
BU1TER-Thcrc is good shipping inquiry for
rkin butter at 1896; bnt roll is plenty and almost
unealeab1e.
| EGGS Fresh arc In good supply at 9D10c per
| doz. Lined eggs are not wanted-a few lots were
sold during the week at SC per doz.
DRESSED POULTRY Chickens are IN good
demand at 81 5o@1.75 per doz; Turkeys, 6cper h.
POTATOES There Is a fair demand for the locai
trade, and the market is quiet and etcady at 400
Soc pcrbuahel.
COOPERAGE-T supply Of packers Cooper
| age is large from Lonfsvi1lc, Cincinnati, Tcrre
Haute, and other points, and the market for Bar
rels and Tie1ces is easier TO-DAY the sales were
$50 Pork Barrels at $ls0; 100 do at $17o. Several
round lots have been sold, arrive, at $17u91.s0
for Barrels and g. 90 for Tierces. Hickory Poles
plenty, at l2ooG1s00 per thousand Flour Bar
rels ssc for fiat, and Sc for round hoops.
DRESSED HOGS s-Received to-day, 2,0so; re-
ceiredlast week, 1903; shipped last week. an
The market for Dressed Hogs closes huoyant
showing an advance of5@10c, since yesterday, and
a@35c on the week. The sales to-day were q:
| fn11oEa.
, 1862-02-05

hullly active, and the market advanced Bo1se
per brl. Sales; M brls good White Winter Ex-
tn at 34to; 100 br1s Champion, and so hrls
81 Tompkins low grade Winter 1t 94.1o; 4obr1s
Peer1ess" I. h. choice Spring Extra At q %: 100
bzls elan r. b. at 4aso; e6Dbrls very good
Wisconsin Club Extras, r. h., At; $3.50; 100 brls
Commercial - I. h, ut 43.wK 100b9 "Hazno-
no." r. h 800 brls Jsnesvile, "1mperial" 7. h.,
1G0 bsls " "Ptennfugs, +. b, and 400 brls good Ex-
stras at $375 800 br1s Loch LeYen," :. b., 1o0brls
4s o1cott," 200 b1ls Il Wfnnebago' do, 1856 bsls
BA'si3ere Imperial" and 800 brls fair Extras at
san; 100 brls 'tNorthern Wisconsin p at &s65;
100 blls Scandinavian" T. h., at $3.50; 800 trls
medium Extras at t260; 800 brls "Uhl's Preui-
UNI lin sacks at $3.46-sacks returned; IS brls
'sRica Hill Super at $aso; 30 brls " Arcsdia'' at
9s.&.
a11
, 1862-02-05

NEW YORK, ,Feb.4-CoTroS-Littlem more do
ing Narsst s unchanged hanged Sales ESQ bales at 800
= FIouE~5c ea Better With 1ait demand for export
and home consumption. Sales II: 40 brls at $5:65
ese4 e ss9s5 s!ate o1 snpeT s1ts sta1f
$5s5@$6 for common to medium extra western:
$6as6-s5 for shipping brands extra FOUND hoop
ing quite firm withno sellers at inside quotations.
sales 0 brls at $5.6595.s IS for super: 1850 ~
small sales at esssG4.5. Corn meal firm; sales
25o brls at q for Jersey: s. 5 for Brandywine;
WIsE9-Aarket fir1ner. Sales 100 brls at a349D
GRA1S-The1e is no important change in wheat
shippers generally not disposed to buy seIy freely,
while holders in view 9f small stock * exhibit m n! no
SIS SIS a4 Psng 81 se6 81 csasaisn ~ Club sis
s 5a Mss 55a ssts5 sa q i Rye 5se
firm. Sales 8,0l bu prime at s5c delivered Bar
ley scarce and unchanged, with Ea1es Of 500 bu
port % and home &c CONSUMPTION At fa11 prices: Sales
were. 600 bu at Sc in store, and Csc delivered
for mixed western; Sc for old southern yellow &c
Tor for jersey, s Canadian, I'VE western tern and state.
PRoy1sIoSs--Pork steady with fair demand, NC
Sales 1:65o bEls Ct $l2m@ls0o for mess; ~ SsSGG ?
prime G lei meaa. Beef continues quiet and rm Sales
2o0 brls q: $4,oo@45o foE country prime; $5Mea
5s eT ssna5 ess ff9 Pr@e
| beef and beef hams quiet and unchanged. Cut
| meate dull at 3.<@4He. for shoulders 4D6c for
ns e ve1 des i + Sasefs SseF
n mtddfss: % sk@ex for short libbed Do 6sG7 for
iee;ed, and &c fsE short clear do Dressed hogs
steady at $4oQ@A 116 for Western and Z -aSg4;5
bre u paf IF sss esen a
Buttcr in moderate request at 1a914c fos ONO ano
16Ga1c for state. Cheese dull and shade easier al
, 1862-02-05

(From the Albany Evening Journal, 1st.l
DREssED Hoes s-There is falling of in the sup
plies. and the receipts bF railroad this morning.
these ST are consigned to dealers here to Bos
ton and 4a9 to New York The market Is steady
Of "A state, average 500 os, at 44.s0.
from the Cincinnati Gazette, 4th.l
There WAS good demand for hogs, and prices
were SC higher, closing firm at $3.259345- The
receipts were only 1,000 Mess pork was easier,
brands. The best brands are still held in most
cases at $40: Bulk meats are ldul1- Green meats
sold at 2A@9Ac for shoulders and hams. Lard
dull at 6hI6ssc for prime tierce.
From the Milwaukee Sentinel, 4th.l
Dressed hogs were 5G510c better, and the market
firm For good lots S265@2- 30. dividing on 100
Ds., we're paid in the morning, and later $210D
$50. Sales about 800 head. Receipts since Satur-
day 632 head.
, 1862-02-05


fhosAsloS.s-iae posA pacAess az slm pus1'
ana atnousa Inc receipts u hogs arsnot ~ nea'ya
st14 INC various nouscs ,l''e lnus iaf n'o eAoau
10 Keep them tunn1ng' almost "ltnous eessa1ion'
Ihefe Il also fatncr more oolns Ii hee1 pachn's'
p11hclpaly " fupE'y oo'eiineu'' Luz m''s
1nent III hos plooucs nas oeen n1as. AIss foah
-cnaer HI aeta'e n'!u4's tot oo9.on "no W"
1ork' the mafket auIlns lne VICE. nas aasaueea
si1@5oc per ofi-closlns WALL saies ~ &s.'aglooV
1or city packed, anu s9'ao 1of country d. torh
has been IN nmode1ate ocnana' VIII saleS aI ss.o"D
9!C0-eiosang at the OUTSIDE qHotat1on. EAAI
HESS PoRk-Ihere IS 1aaf demand al So'oo' out
city packers generally reuse 10 sen oelo"
$9oo. PRIME PoRk-IheEe 1s very Attle oner-
ing, and with the exception OIL 1e" smau lois
Of country pacscd7 WHICH were sun IL % p
we have no transactions 10 report citS packeo IL
held at So.5oQE''to- EsArs"4None onefns auo
market entirely nominal ENGLISH HlEAIs-ntne
carry part oi 1he "eeA tlle1e "c1e se'elul
boxes Cumberland Mlddlca sou at aAG5isc' pas
att close there arc afcc seneFs :! tue s,ne auo
tatlons. Long IND Alooae. na'e ocen spiu u. -
GAZE: Long ooneicss aL ~, enok. .aipa u. a$te9
&c; anu 'noll noneiess q. oss91ae lao ons4ss
al tne c1oec aic ne4' al 'n. a. ans sAn
th1s season, ahu tae "aiAe' l. enSuls o'pisss.u*
BrLK hsArs-lhete Is sooo osmanu "t
Sides and shoulders 1os Inc baltlmo1e
trade, and sales oi cns-eafeo nave ocen naoe
during the past fe" days III &c 1o1 sloes' paeheo,
, 1862-02-05

Business in Memphis and New ORE
leans.
The Memphis APPEAL Of the 10th ult. contains


On |cHASGE-BEsEEss NEWS.
A moderate attendance and quiet time distin-
Snished -Cha,l-.e yesterday heNew Orlcaus dis
patches were Of iittle interest. Sales on Change
wi ! be found in our market report.
The aggregate receipts by railroads and steam
boats yesterday IS follows: 250 sacks rye 43
sacks beans, 30 kegs butter. % bales cotton. ,t5
sacks corn. 1GG sacks cotton seed. p balea cotton
yarn, aG cases dry goods. brls and boxes eggs,
I'LL brls flour, Is pcks fish, 10 hides. 80 head hogs.
ii tons iron and steel u brls lard 210 bE1s lime.
406 kegs nails, So sacks oats, 130 sacks wheat, 80
br1s whisky.
The cotton receipts Of last week were 13' bales !:
the shipments 3l6 alcs, 9j to the interior and 250
to New Orleans. The receipts mp to the same tlme
last year were 1853 bales. tlrcrease 2 ass bales
and the shipments 22s 199 bales. decrease 2e3. t9S
bales. The stock ut present il .963 bales. It de
c1cases graduaIy in the rate Of over lug bales .
week .......
The New Orleans Bulletin OF Friday reports sales
Of 3OU bales cotton On private TERMS for early tc
livery. other negotiations pending. Sales Of l0(
hhls sugar at easier prices for fair, common e
good ruling at sEG2:sc. Elir to fully fair at 21&@
3ic, and prime to choice at 31i@iHc-demant
moderate. Sales Of molasses 1,SGl bris at 1T@lS'
for fcr1nenting and 19GGf0c for prime to choice
and 30 half brls at a15E fur fcrmcnsing. and 70
22kc for primc-denand slack and prices easier
Sales of -four $40 brig. in several lots at $40
1100-an offer Of Sl0.25 600 brl= supcrtine wa
refused last week Sales Of salt. 800 sacks Liver
| pool coarse at the advanced rate Of S.
, 1862-02-05

Jan. 30, contains the following:
At the commencement Of the week tho dcprcs-
sion in exchange affected operations, and there WIS
more disposition to sell both for present and fu-
ture delivery the tendency Of prices reported on
the 2lst inst continuing in favor Of the buyer.
Subsequently with the reaction in exchange. the
article was held more firmly. but In consequence
Of the decline reported per Europa there L
again more disposition to sell.
The loss Of the usual Southern demand il nov
being felt in this az in almost every other article
of pnrrIy Northern production its adverse effect
Gun be measured only by tho continuance Of these
difficulties ..
The sales cover fully 10.cO0 packages, ut s,zR3:
for strictly prime kettle rendered in barrels ami
tierccs: the lower rate for delivery in Februar,
and March. OF No. !, about 1,0oo packages sold
at TA@Tss. on the srrnt,
The receipts are 15s packages, from the alst t
eth. inclusive.
The exports to Europe during the week were
se:0,140 ibs against 3ss 1Ds for corresponding
f1af1s Lost yeGr
, 1862-02-05

The money market did not present any new
features yesterday. Business Was rather more
lively than the average Of the last eight ten days
except in exchange, which continues dull and will
hardly bring the out side quotation at the banks
New York Exchange, buying, H@7z prem. selling,
1cprem- gold, BUYING 2c prem. selling, &C prem
treasury notes, buying, Ac prem; selling, 1c
Tnfa
, 1862-02-05
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Feb. 4, 1862.
The receipts and shipments Of leading articles Of
commerce during the week. and since the 1st o.
January, with comparative statistics, will be found
in the following tablcs:-
enrPMENTs OF LEADING ARTICLES AT CHICAGO DE-
HLSG TIE WEEK ENDING FEB. /, 1862.