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on the war. If Richmond had been captured,
even that conquest would not have been equiv
alent 20 the eonqueS OF Virginia. where's Viz
ginia Is but one OF dozen States either nveter-
ately hostile or 80 divided IN sentiment 10 be
tenable only by military occupation. The Con
federates have succeeded in driving the feieral-
from Richmond. ami they are DOW engaged. IN
their turn. in threatening Washington They
may possibly take IL, they NAV possibly ex-
perience severe defeat in the attempt. but the
restoration OF the Union viii rsmain. ia either
event, a. remote a conclusion a. before.
The TINES CANNOT UNDERSTAND Us.
From the Times, Sept sth.l
Nothing less than the shock OF some startling
national calamity seems likely TO rouse New
York, at least, to a sense OF peril. Its compla-
eency Is really surprising 1t considers the sit
uation OF affairs in Virginia. of which the Gov
eminent dares not say word, a. improving
While the roar OF the Southern cannon can al.
most be heard from the Capitol at Washington,
aud II is at lest probable that the loss o! battle
still undecided may drive the President and his
Ministers from the city as fugitives. there is quite
"a buoyant tone in the commercial and financial
circles" OF New York. On what this cheerful
ness and confidence founded IL Is impossible
Tor ordinar, observers to perceive. The present
Is dark enough 10 warrant any degree OF gloom
and dependency; and il j. only b. re>oluteiy re-
fuslng 10 look at il that this lighter mood is posi-
bic. Wall street turns its ewes from the Kappa
hammock, where retreating Federal army is
fighting doubtluIly to defend Washington. and
says nothing about the possible disaster that q
lew hours may precipitate.
What Is most pressing the financial circle
throws out OF its calculations Ii passes over the
increasing strength and audacity OF the guerrilla
bands III the West as insignificant, though they
are taking town after town, and capturing prison
ers IN numbers large enough 10 raise skirmist
nto battle. aud battle into "a victory. These
raids. that Indicate the spirit OF the population 81
the W est 50 decidedly, are set down ia tiuancia
circles as "unimpOrtant temporary successes.
la Tact. everything Is unimpOrtaut except the iu
ture achievements of the armies that are not We
raised, ami. even it raised forthwith can not ton
many weeks be organized. While the remains o
the first evies that TO restore the Union are
beng forced back, in all the wreck aud ruin o
defeat. on the frontier from which they marched
as inv the financial circles ignore all thai
has happened and rest their new speculatons Oh
what wall DE done by the armies oil the future
mo doubt is now entertained that series o
Union victories will soon commence" thev vii
regain Tennessee and Missouri, dispense the Con
Tolerate force ''that has so long disputed the ad
vance OF the Union army in Virginia. aud vii
also. effect the speedy capture OF Richmond.
On these predictions the commercial world o
New lOrk is encouraging itself into Il create
disposition to make speculative ventures"
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Important 60 Females!

One department or Di~pensary specially devoted
the treatment n the Diseases ~ Females, such Iu-
chorrhea White" Irregular. Painful and suppress
Mesraation. Nervous and General Debility Diseases Of
he womb. Barrenness. &c
Consult atoIls and examinations free OF charge.
Also for sale DIR. DEWEES'S REGULATOR PILLS
For Female DISTINCTIONS irregularities &c. Married la
dies n certain situations should them. hey
would miscarriage. Price 81 per and MAJ be
sent by mail
DIR. GALEN'S PREvESTIvE-An invaluable article
Tor those wishing limit the number 81 their offspring
the barren who desire children; ure
the health and will last for lifetime. any address
under SEAL receipt Of the price-TwO DOLLARS.
PATIENTS At A DISTINCTLY sending brief state
men o their symptom will receive Blank Chart centan-
ing list sfquesiion terms for The ofireatmenf
&c Medicines sentt any part Of the country any
Ease al home. free from danger curiosity.
All transactions private aud confidential. Remember
the name and number.
Direct all lefterst 20
GALEN's HEAD DisPENsARY,
octl5-dAw Louisville Ky.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

CRY TsEAsuKEg's OFFICE. Sept. II, 1852
NOTICE is hereby given that the city for the
Y year 1882 sre due aud he duplicate placed in
my hand collection Persons indebted to the city for
taxes will please call aud settle the same
siS-d2w JOS. X. ENGLISH, City Treas.
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ANTIErAN.-The small river or creek, 80 fire.
quentIy ailuued to in the dispatches a. the scene
OF the recent conflicts in MaN land. j. called An
Iietam pronounced An tee tam Ii rises on the
line OF Franklin aud Adams counties Pennsyl
vania. and falls into the Potomac between Mar.
tinsburg and Harper's Ferry
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on A NV NE THOD OF
treating venerlai Diseases, iDclu-
ding syphilis in all it, stages;
Gonorrbea. elect. Structure, VAR
cocile, and Hydroceie. Diseases q
the Kidneys. Bladder &c.. with
cut mercury. containing a vai-
liable treatise on that vide spread
inalady Of youth. Seminal Weak
ness. Nocturnal Emissions. Sexual
Debility. impotency, kc.. the Sc
cret infirmities Of youth and ma
turity arising from the hanefui
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Special Notice.

10 ADTERTLSERS-aH sIdrsrfiseFneRts taken for
specified time, and orfed teore t1s expiration
o. fs time specified, cia be Charged e regular rdtas
10. fAs saDse az to sAs time they ars srdessd osf
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200 Tons Baled Hay,
WAN TED.

U,IvE hundred $500 Cavalry Horses, to be delivered
T. within six (6) days at the Government Stables in
this city, which he highest price in cash will be- paid
s25-dst CHAS. W HALL, Exchange Stables.
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M z OiCAl.
con FID ENTAIL
I'll Slight Cold,

~A I'll slight Cold,
E~A6A (onah, -5Loasseness
y EEillH,lI.I or Jote >ZIifcai.
|. VS0 lohich Night be ehecioed
/. VA1V gtth simple remedy,
" ifreglecte5, cfaers terminates seriously.
~ Fe10 are al0ars Of the iaarortance =
. Stopping a Tough or Slight
field IN its first stage; dta. loalch
N IN The beginning tpould yield to
- nalLd remedy, # not attended 10, soos
!. attacks The lungs.
:. 8<ol1,,l's bronchial >Sxoc/ies
~ ioere first introduced eleven years ago.
= It has been proved that they are the
a. best article before the r,lblic for
:. Houahs, >eeL.Ls, 8<enchifis,
~ .Jfsf/ina, Cafaffh, the Hacking
Cough in /fonsuon/ifion, and
- numerous ofec,sorss Of the -Jtteaf,
:. givlng immediate reliT.
Public Speakers " Singers
" lUru find them efectlaI for clearing
. and Strengthening the votce
Sold By all Druggists and Dealers
IN Medicine. az Is cents Der Lex.
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habiI ,ei-abu,e To which 5 added ob~ertations
Female Diseases and other Interesting matter Of the Ut
importance % the married and those coutempla
marriage who entertain doubts Of their physical ability 70
enter that state. sent to any address Ia sealed wrap
per- receipt of ten cents or four stamps.
We devote entire time and attention 60 the treat
ment Of the various private diseases treated II In phi
report Our Dspensary The only institution Of the
kind in America which hiss been tahished by special
charter am this fact should give preference the
various quacks Of doubtful character be found in all
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-09-26

A remarkable incident has taken place in Mas
sachusetts politics. A number of the most dis
tinguished citizens of that State have resolved on
political action for the country independent of
party. They have issued an address To the peo-
Pile, full OF patriotic sentiments, inviting joint
action of all men for the common good. They
say:
We may differ on all such questions-now is
not the time 10 discuss and iOment such Difficult
ties All Democrats-all RepublicanS-all men
OF other parties-sll good men who are willing to
Jay down their lives and offer up their means 10
sustain the Constitution and laws under which
they have lived and prospered, can unite on the
one platform, OF sacrificing everything To sustain
the country, the Constitution and the laws and
put down the rebellion Ii is a platform broad
enough for every man TO stand upOi--it presents
u work grand enough 10 call out all we have of
power, all we have OF energy, and all we have of
mind-it is holy enough to satisfy the aspirations
of all good men. We must be united as one
body animated by enc soul, or we cannot sue
coed. The war has languished-other matters,
other issues, have been too much attended to. in
stead of giving all TO the war. Politicians. not
patriots, striving TO divide us-striving TO
the party-nOt the country. So far, twenty
millions Of true and loyal men have been ioiled
at awful cost OF lie and treasure, by five
millions OF traitors, lighting against their mother
who has ras Ell ami protected them to their pres
ent strength This must not bet will not be,
II the people unite as one man, 10 prosecute and
put m end to the war. toeratins no other issues.
till that great end Is accomplished.
They proceed in their address to invite the CO
operation OF all the lovers of their country. We
give the conclusion of the address and the sig
natures:
In order, therefore. that the loyal men in Mas
sachusetts may n the most etiectua manner sus
tain and support the Government. the COnstitu-
ton and the laws, and aid the chosen anu constl-
tuted head of the nation, the President in his pa
riotic and self sacrificing labors to the coun-
try and put down rebellion. ask the people of
this Commonwealth. irrespective of all party, to
meet at some future time 10 be agreed upon. to
nominate candidates for State officers At the com
ing election, and take counsel together for the
common veal.
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

QUARTERMASTERs DEPARTMENTAL
IsDIASAPoLIs, IND. Sept Gath ls62 ,
CEALFD PROPOS AIS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- Office until 10 O'clock A. NJ, Monday, the 9Th day Of
October, 1861, Tor
200 Tons Baled Hay,
$1,000 bushels Oats, Gin buk)
5000 - Ear Corns lin bulk.)
To be delivered at the United States Forage House in
indianapolis, Indiana.
The Hay To be good clear Tmothy-hard pressed-each
bale to weigh less than 500 pounds.
None bu well filled, cl, oats. and sound merchant
able will be- received.
third - Of each be delivered in (l0) days
third 90 IN twenty (20) days, and balance in thirty
(30) days from date OF contract
zach bid must be accompanied by sufficient guarantee
for it, faithful performance.
Form Of bid and guarantee be had az this Office
No bid will be entertained less than fifty tons of hay
,0O0 bushels of corn aud ], 900 bushels Of oats.
Sept26-dd JANIS A. EkIN. A. Q. NJ Z. - A.
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MEDICAL BOOKS, &C.
GAlEN'S HEAD OlSPekSkRv,
CHARTERED
BY THE LEGISLATURES or KENTUCKY FOR THE
TREATMENT OF ALL THE DISEASES o. THE
URINARY AND GENITAL ORGANS.
PTiIJF ONL1 I'm CENTS-
A Medical Report.

CDntainiNg 7hiyrv Fine Pgates ana Eqyrocfa0soffAs
hNdtO,au md Physiofo1g TIE >erss- Or1o.ik fn u
sfsy. of ~ ~ aud DsAegse
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Democratic Union State Ticket

Democratic Union State Ticket
Election Tuesday, October n.
vok SECRETARY % STATE.
JAMES s. ATHOE.
OF Marion County.
soe AuDIroE OF STATE.
JOSEPH KfSTINE.
OF Fountain County.
roR raEAsURKR OF STATE.
MATTHEW l. BRETT,
OF DAVIES County.
ron ATTORNEY GENERAL,
OSCAR B HoRD.
OF Decatur CoInty.
roa nErosrER or SUPREME couar.
MICHAEL G. KERR,
Or Floyd County.
voa surEkISTESpKSr 90 PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
.rtr 1n SAMUEL l.. RUGG,
ass OF Allen County.
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Joel Parker, Cambridge,
j G. Abbott. Boston
Daniel ). Richardson, Lowell.
TheodoreH SWeetzer. Lowell,
S ". Stickney. Lowell.
JAS. VI Keith. Roxbury,
Vim. D NorIhend. Sal N.
Homer Bartlett. Boston,
G A Somerby, Boston.
Henry G. Gray Marblehead.
" b Nav. Roxhury,
Nathaniel Slsbee Salem.
Fred o Prince, Winchester,
Linus Child. Boston,
l. Saltonstall, Newton,
A. Curry, Newburyport,
G 5 Hlard, Boston,
II q Parker, Cambridge,
Oliver Stevens,
+ B Biglow.
Vim. ID Swan. Dorchester,
p n SearS. Boston,
r Poole, TopSheld,
El.hu c Baker Mediord,
A. " StetSon, Boston.
This address is accompanied in the Boston pa
pers by call for Convention al Faneuil Hall
on the eth of October The call is signed 5y
several thousand citizens We trust the good
work may 20 on in Massachusetts,
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PROPOSALS.

S e al Led Prop os a | :.
QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT L. S. A.
INDIANAPOLIS, Inn, sept. 2Sd, ls62.i
- until 10 O'Clock ~ ~, on Wednesday, Oct lsl, lo62,
2.OOO Cavalry Horses aud
1000 Artillery Horses.
All to be delivered at he Government Stables in Ind-
annapolis, Indiana
Deliveries of Cavalry Horses to be a. follows:
800 within ten Q0) days from date of contract.
500 twenty Y J - -
500 . thirty 900 %
800 forty (4u) -
Said Horses be sound all particulars less than
six s) nor than eight 81 old from IS TO Is
hands hgh dark colors lno greys); good, square ro
ers bride wise. aud OF sufficient for Cavalry pur-
poses.
SPECIFICATIONS ARTILLERY
~ 252 Wheel Horses in pair, bays, browns blacks,
l6 hands high upwards, strong and active, from
to years old, entirely sound, well broken, aud
square troters in harness.
2) 5o4 Horses, in pars bays, browns or blacks, l51
han high upwards strong, quick, and active.
tTely sound, firm To- years old, well broken, and
square trotters in harness.
fs) "a Horses in pairs bay browns blacks entirely
sound, from TO years old, sizes suitable for *
changes IN the two first namei Horses. well broken
and square trotters in harness Each Horse To
weigh less than eleven hundred HOO pounds.
Deliveries Of Artillery orses 20 be as follows:
so Horses of the first namely
leo = second 500 Horses,
90 4" third
Within fifteen 15 days fron date Of The same
number (s00) Of clases respectively within TWEEN
yve 25) days from date Of contract, and the residue
400 within thirtyve s5) days from date of contract.
No bid will be entertained, unless accompanied rs a
guaranty for its faithful performance Form Of bid and
guaranty can be bad on application 70 this Office
No bid will be entera aimed for less than 100 Horses.
Proposals will be indorsed Proposals for Cavalry
Ho ses" and Proposals for Artillery Horses
Any other information will he promptly given. on APP
phcation to the undersigned personally or by letter.
JAMES A. Elk "
s24-dtd \. O NJ. Z. 5. 4.
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1t District-JOhN LAW
81 " JAMES A CRAVENS.
ID HENRY W. HARRINGTON
9Th WILLIAM s HOLMAN
5th EDMUND JOHNSON.
9Th ALEXANDER Il CONDUIT
7th DANIEL W VOORHEES,.
sth JOHN PETIT.
9Th q DAVID TURPIE
Josh !" JOSEPH X. EDGERTON.
18th JAMES r. McDOW ELL.
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QUARTERMASTER's DEPARTMENT
IsDIASAPoLIs, IND. Sept. Gath ls62.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

SrLuvAS.-hr li;A, scA Olive Erluch Y8an
Rostcn.
Ar 10Th. 'chs ln'on F,ss, Boston julia Elih,
abeth, Merrill. E,Uvhitl.
Sid 10th, schs tastIlan, fe'atty, Philadelphia
Eliza Helen, Mac, mler. NollGe.t Zl.t. Wlt.l
Queen, Cousins. New Bedford; y Jaass. " Is.
Salem Gramrus, Pumrvy, do; Lcwella, iarf H..
C,sr,Sy Ar II. sch. Fair pcaIe-. -. par.
aaelphia MI Varuum. Leach. and tial Fz.H.
Jeyce, Bo.,on Pennsylvania, Muiln Tofrele.
kune. and Exchange, shepherd EevVriy.
Sid l?ih seh Mar Hi. Ltnsburusf, bangor.
p.ygop Ar lt,h sch EnIif.5 I5i.l.a5#
GeuId,boro
Arl-tb. schs Convert. Wrrran. I.,e.boro.. Jts
urn,v WI Su,ry.
A,Istb ,rb. T,r4uip. Vol ~urrv ,t.u.8I
lin F,,nk. Ero.kl,6.
ga Is,h ..b s,,,lli,, Ma. pffr,5.f,st.
lem .ch. Lam, Nav r,I5I.-. ~t,l.v5,k .
G.,r,Ic Low Der Lie.
49,
=, =" ~ '''"' 1'7 u
hafsfhii-
gu '''n' - 'l'' ''-'''' "0s'i" t't'
mary Ann hfyA''' Ne" '''H'
Brtf'Sr'-Ar I'm tnF'c'ia' Fet'f'' ii'"'ftA
Sii ioth' sen Harriet NGai hotiah, i'HDsa'
gu i''"' ." "ui'0'''' 'e''''' ess''ae'
CALAIs.-Ar 18th, schs NalAailH, Lord, Els.
worth Dccater, Eumery, fremont
PoerL.Sp.-Ar 18Th bri. Oratiub5, Tracey.
Sierra Morena 27th uu lis Astrpa. Pine. Eafa-
edios seth ult EhoIa Bunker Trenton. I {
BARTLETT Hallett. Boston f4r Ea.tfart Ia..ftu-.c.
Murch. Calai, fer Boston Mafcgilus Hgtfict.
Ellsworth for do.
Ar 18th. Us Rev Cutter CsIgb Cushing Web
Der, Mt Desert.
Ar 10th sebs Thomas Oliver. fremont Gen
Warren. Benson, fremont for Ras,on.
Ain .,h Dclmort ~ Uuct .,,,r, Tn, ttsy
Ana 30,h ul,, via Holmes Hole.
H., an, hi. r,--.,h e p,s..l,t..
-, - '''s -. -
sherman lni'aN'il. 'lA 81, in'9 'iAul H'i
nHSe'oha' mont S''"'eH " A''''''' p,sts' :.
pess,'
LA ittn' sens MA'y L'A'oe,.' Hisa''s' ~
P'eauH' IN ",Sne'' ,au'4,n, ns'-,'As
.'u i,,N' 90 N'' A4''''A u,'''; - Is't.
Ar lelh' Sfis LaSIanse' Naieh' ala, seaf'
ns'..S P'; Hapu,
ca ian bri. Frrlnni, Iari eirns,rros Nv
] Emery 4 % .ehs ouirks,en. richardson.
rr,.mon, Vain, stanwoo1 XIV West
ca I'm srh Zsuave. F,.ter king.ton. IA.
A, 18Th .eb M.ynoWcr U,I,pe. N,ehia-
"a Is,h ,ch Psia. Mn SnIIi,,n
cd sotb, sch cere,co. smith, s. GEORGE. Nh.
-.
..,,i r't.i. -, g. a. -. Ga..i.,.
M;,atsn - It, V t,,I.aii, W.. n,
U,mj.,"n md C'p,,c'. Mitchell Naelias T..
liant, do brig finAncier, Haskell. Calais sehrs
FL Dorado C,ie. II John. Nh. Caroline Grant.
Pressey, Calais; Neptune, Nutter. and vAnialia,
Small, East Maehias Carol, Cocker do ; "
Mitchell, shaw, and Zclma, smith, Machias I
II Jones, Gatcomb and Margaret, Pendlet2u, Ma.
s' @,iP1,, :. LI n'' nvn'ey' no. r,o,
Oa i9', ORG ove'n = i'"N'l''' Gar gent Nuesi
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A Medical Fact.

ar When suffering under affection arm
Who was 1t sought 10 give alarm,
That they, who heed, receive no haria'
TWAS lIRRRtrx.
az His pills mild, yos need not fear,
From foul disease your system clear
Why win you suffer from year to year'
Asks llgRRiok.
or My strengthening Plastcrs will ease your pain,
The price IA 60 small uou can't complain,
'Tis the millions sold that gives the gain
To llERRtcE.
ny He = friend to all the rich--the poor
Ills medicines sent TO your very door,
And when they gone III send you more
SAYS liERRioK.
Herrick's Pills and Plasters startc communities by
their wonderful cures Sold by all dealers.
See advertisement. l. 90
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Throat ana Lungs.

A. this season og the year, when cou chs and
colds are 50 troublesome, every family should have
a safe and certain remedy thand. WEBS Mae
&C ComroCNp i the very thing. It is not only
pleasant for children to take. but it Is a certain
cure for Group, wbooping cough. bronchitis, asta-
ma, coughs and all affections Of the throat aud
lungs. Sud by all druggists 4wlI
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At Court Of Probate helden at Ellsworth within
and iog the county Of Hancock the fourth
Wednesday # April, A. u. lst2.
nS the petition Of Eiis4beth NJ Dodse almin-
W i,tratfx Of the estate Of John ;. Dodge, late
Of fremont in said County, deceased, representa-
that the personal estate OF sail d, ceased IL not
sufficient to pay the just debts, wiiish he owed
At the time Of his death by tae sin Of
one hundred and fifty dollars, aud Praying hr
d licence t. sell and convey much 81 t.e real
estate Of said deceased, Is may be necessary Ion
the payment OF suid debts and ineideata charges
O,{srel, That the petitioner give na,ce there.
Of to the heirs o.. said deceased NJ to all per.
on interested, in said estate by causing copy Of
this order to be Published Ia the Ellsworth Amert-
can printed in Ellsworth in said County, tn &C
weeks excessively, that they may appear at a Pro-
bate Court to be holden at Ellsworth, III said
County, on the third Wednesday, Of June next, at
ten OF the clock in the forenoon, ant shew cause il
any they have why the prayer ct seid petition
suouid hot be anted.
IS a. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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CERTAIN CURE
RI Ill CsSEs. Oh I'd GihaGES KanE.


r. Dow consulted daily, from A. to ?. N. as
8h1er, upon nh difficult and chronic diseases Of
name aud nalBf having hy his unWeared attention and
extraordinary gAied reputation which calls pa
teut5 nom All parts nf Lbs Country u Obtain advice.
AnHar tire Physicians ia BOSTON, nota staud higher in
the pfrH.-s3a tIaH the celebrated hH Dow, No Ehdi
c II stee lHs.H. Ihuse ebo need tn serVie OF ag
Nlssae py seiaa aHa safgeen should give him cal
April, 1852. ]yl5
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A soothing snrup for nhlIar en- may he f,n

A Soothing Syrup for ohlr en- may he fpu- IN
HnnncweiiS Universal Cough Remedy, AMI fair trial for
comparison is the only way to do it justice The great
error OF msaking quiet, sleep in the chill, when
procured by prcp'rat) Of opium largely used in
such preparations Is not suy against all natural laws,
hut vs. the hrs and sure step 10 diseased constitution
NheB opiac ~ required for the child from three t.
six drops OF the TOin AnofYBr, given with the G0H3A
Remedy, will give all the nsura ell ots and leave
TO injure the system Soc advertisements and read
pamphlets. lml5
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nlariue 1ouruol.
PORT OF ELLIS WORN.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.
Thursday, =.
Sesr catharinc, Eaton, Boston
Rupicola, Peters, belfast.
- Quero, Hardy -.
CLEARED.
Sch, Forest, Wood, Boston.
friday, II.
sehr Planet, Harding do.
Saturday. l..
schr Theodore Frelinshuyson, salisbury, Bo.tan.
Iulctte, Miliken, do
Elizabeth Kcmick tii1uccstcr
TuSwassa, Patton, Boston.
=" spai;in, Sailcr, do,
ARRIVED.
Schr Panama. Tate, Boston.
I" Abigail Murch, do.
Naudllia, Strans, do.
sunday. =
Schr 0trouto. Hammond, Boston,
Z" Georgia. Alley, Boston.
= Rattan, Holt de-.
" Robert = Warren, Jordan, do.
Monday, =.
schr Mill Creek, Roamer, Boston
Forester jordan. do.
CLEARED.
schr warrenton, Lord, Boston.
Tuesday, %.
sehr ca,harinc, Eaton, Boston.
Wednesday. Il.
sehr otronto. Hammond New Ypra.
Rattan. lIp!t. Boston.
Eober, + Warren, Jordan, da.
e Cuero, Handy Dc.
-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-05-23

LAUNCHED At C4'Ai. ltth Inst. 1ae tar.Inc
Of ae,Ht 100 tons. called the IdtztE l. iszss fTaH5
the yard Of Mr. Alexander G4lmcr.
LtrScHrn AT Bangor 1873 ia.t. from ,f1 y1rd
Of Francis Cummings, a brI, If - tras, ulal.
cd the \, T. L,GEAE.E, Owned bY safaneI I4a54-
bee, JOSIAH fuWIe. capt Hiram eafiitr, AMI IL.
ers- Capt Carlisle Is 70 cummlaI EeE.