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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28
NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Continental Monthly, devoted to literature
and a national policy, edited by c. G.. Le-
land published byJ. X. Gilmore, Boston,
at SO year.
The March number Of this welcome
monthly is on our table. Its pages are filed
with q choice selection of seasonable articles
by able writers. among which are Southern
Aids to the North, by c. G. Leland Is Cot
ton our King? by Edward Atkinson Gen
Patterson's Campaign in Virginia Jona-
than Edwards and the Old Clergy, by Rev.
w. rockingham One of my Predecessors,
by Bayard Taylor &; Late Lord Chancellor
Campbell The Good Wife, The Huguenot
Families in America Maccaroni and Can
vas; John Lothrop Motley, by Della L.
Cotton; Among the Pines Active Service,
or Campaigning in Western Virginia, and a
Cabinet Session. Then there are poetical
pieces interspersed, all which together with
the Editors Table, white paper and clear
type are good for an evening or two.
Tue ATLANTIC MONTHLY FOR MARCH
This sterling magazine is unusually interest
ing and instructive. The opening article is
an examination into the results effected by
free labor in the smaller British West India
Islands Facts and figures are here used rs
tie arguments. Mr.. Lowell contributes an
other of the Bisel9w Papers; Professor
Asassiz contributes another paper on Meth
DDS of Study in National History "a Story
Of To-Day" is concluded Mr. Everett has
an article on Taxation, subject which just
now is Of peculiar interest The concluding
paper OF Fretnoat's Hundred Days in Mis-
oari. st.. g., NJ realiny nan can well
afJrd to be without tic Atlantic.
HARPER roR March. has more than tue
usual number of illustrated articles, and is
more than usually interesting, to all readers.
This Mag. zine has come to he fixed in
stitu,ion that is dAily becoming more and
more an Indispensable necessity in our house
holds. The younger members are always
inpatient for its arrival, and the older, we
come it with pleasure. rs it increases in
ase, its hold upon the public mind is deep
cnins and widening. and its influence is
more healthfal, aud permanent Ms
Hale Agent.
Fr8. DoCs.-Wc return thanks to Hon.
F. \. like for copy 81 the Report of the
Military Commission to Europe in 1855, and
als3 Tor Patent Ole, Reports.
As to Iion. lot NJ. Morrill, for copy Of
Mr. Sumner r Speech on" Maritime Rights
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CIt is quite natural that wher woman
rains she should storm-and she always
does.
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The Mountaineer !;

Made from English Melton Cloth. half cifcuiar.
lap seams heavily trimmed on the shoulders with
silk cable trimming terminating With two heavy
tsssels each side; with collar Of same cloth
richly trimmed with cable braids. full and
warm winter cloak.
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NORMAL SCHOOL

GN0R Hancock County, will commence at the
u I'm. c. Seminary, February 2O,h, and
coutinae eleven weeks.
The ordinary exercise. Of the Seminary will
commence the same DAY.
h. p. BUcKNAM, Principal.
BaeksPort, jan. 70. 1884. ava
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GROUP.

short time since my child was attaslsl most
severely with the Group. We thought she could
not live five minutes A single dose Of Weeks
Magic Compound relieved her at once, and she had
no attack of it since. | think ba family shouid
be without it. NJ. N.AAENEr.
Principal Missisquoi Valley Aeadsny.
North Troy, April Is. ls60
L. h. MACON 4 co
North Trey. Vermont. pEorf.etors.
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The Empress Cloak:

This is n Cloak mado from fine English Tricott
Cloth. the back is laid in large box plait in the
centre, 20 arranged rs to be worn as French sack
or half Basquene richly trimmed with Silk Cable
Braids and Heavy Tassails, silk quilted collar and
al mholcs surrtudded with the same, very full
skirt, long and gentee!.
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Col. HIRAM BURNfIAM.

Term Of Enlistment, Three Years.
Pay $l3 per month rations and Clothing. Pay
and ratons to commence at date Of enlistment.
A Bounty of 500 will be paid at the close OF
the war.
This Regiment is now quartered near Lcwins
vilc Va, and is the crack Of lIancock's brig
AIDE, and, according to u statement Of Federal
prisoner recently released from Richmond, is more
dreaded than the famous Ellsworth Iouaves.
Recruiting Office Custom HUE Room, cur x
Bucks Store BaekSport.
Lieut., Y. p. WARDWELL,
3 Recruiting Officer.
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IOLD RIEN DSn
IN TIE RIGHT PLACE
Herrick's sugar-coated Pills.

The BEsr FAMILY ca
THARrIc in the world, used
twenty years by five mill
ions OF persons annually,
alwnysgiYe satisfaction, con
tain nothing injurious, pat
roniz d by the principal
ply sitians and surgeons in
the | mon elegantly coat
ed with sugar.
Large Boxes % cents five
B9xes for 81. Full direc-
tons with earh bex.
W arraatcd superior to any
FIJI before the public.
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Ellsworth Pos, Office Regulation,

ELLSWORTH bOst Ouite t6ts usstttOu>,
oyFCg orES DAILY, tsNrEPr stNn.Y tRoN To -
FE5H IL To .
oFrIrs orsN SUNDAYS 80 n u 70 i0t IN
Maj. cl,,c-Wrstern one hour aud Branch Msils
fourth 4 an hour before departure
Western Mail-Arriycs ally, except Monday at .
o'clock a
Depart, tt,ils, xeept saalay,} at .
click P. II,
Eastern Mai-Arrycs daily, except sunday at II -
clock
pcpar.s daily, <.vccpt Mouity) at G
c,Sk " Ea5ern " Al close al :
O'Clock N.
Blcs sport and itsi- ktrtYs M1n1ty, elursay and
friily, at o',ipck p N. Departs rgesdiy Thursday
aui saturday, Al IiF.A
sullivan ami N4rragua.u- Arrives Mnntty, edIr<day
and Frulay Al o'eock N. brpari, Tuesday, fh4Is.
day and - guriay, at o'clock 4. NJ.
Mount Dc,-rt-Arryes Wednesday and Saturday, at Il
o'c.k DrpAt ru- siay and Friday, At = n'el'ck "
Ca.tlar Arrives NpulaY auI Thursday Al o'ci7cN
Y Departs Tuesday AMI trilay, Al ; n'claek N.
Trenton i.iutArrycs saturday, Al II O'Clock IL De-
parts SttGrlly at O'Clock ?. N.
Amherst AMI treat PoniAruyes saturday, at O'Clock
Px Departs Friday at oclock a. N.
l.. d. JORDAN, Postmaster.
Wh0opiny Couyh-fhe chief cause of al rgp-
lures u culrcn may he traced u thu. complaint AMI his
result may b. checked By using HaHHeWeFs UnirsrsgI
C1Agh Rsmsdy Dci free uf eumiouents whie4 re-
free Of the remedy 70 check the spssIns, aud
allow the cough to have Is IN llet way Is enough
to say u preparation Al small outlay all hat
claim flr il will BE- prov a. and full particulars found IN
the i.mphei, 10 h. hai Of all Agrns, tue Proprietor.
sc alycftl,emeut in another column lm5
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The Russian Robe.

Made from shag Beaver, with jacket sleeves;
trimmed with velvet, and velvet buttons Got up
for Il storm or winter cloak.
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4 Medical Fact.

IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,
Prepared ty Cornsiia, l.. Chesssman, NJ d.,
Ncw York Cay.
The combination Of ingredients IN these Pills are the re
suit Of l1a. and sive practice. They are mild IN
their operation AMI certain Of ccrreeting all Irregularities
PAiuf Mensruatoas removing all ohstractons, whether
from cul otherwise headache. PAIN ia tue side, aiPi
talon 81 the heart disturbed sleep which ARISES from
lntcrrapuou q natare.
To MARRIED LADIES
Dr. Cheeseman's Pulls Invaluable, as they Will bring
on the monthly period regularny LADIES who hsve
BEEN disappointed IN the nse u other Pills, can place the
aaa. eonhdeIee ia bT. Cheeseman's PHI doing all that
lAsy represented ~ do.
TICEt
They should no, he used during Pregnancy, as miscar-
riNse sould certainly result therefrsinl.
Narrated purify vegetable, AMI tree from anything
Injurious % life health Explicit direction. which
.iaili se rcAa aeconpAny each box Price 81 seut by
m .ii sing 81 % the 6snera Agent SID by the
Dsagssts Ia every IN the Jhltri states For sale
b. Z. y. Peek, EiisseFth, Ne
u d HrrCHfNGs
Gessral SgsAI for tAs Uausd States
lss CHAHBERs SrAEET, ". Y.
To -hofz al whalssAis orders should be addressed 10
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Water Proof I.epeilan, CIonlSs,

A great variety, large and small, with and with
oht sleeves; al! new styles Also great variety
OF almost every style To be found.
Having arrangement with one of the largest
Cloak Establishments in Nav England, VIZ are
able to have all the styles soon as out to sell
on commissions, which enables US to keep up .
full stock at all times.
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Notice 20 Ertspas>ers.

Notice is hereby given that permits will be
granted the coming winter to cut or haul from
Township No. II, in Walthum, by the proprietors.
Any persons cutting or hauling, will be consid-
cred as trcspassers and so treated.
By order Of PROPRiETORS, Of WaItham.
Ellsworth Dec. 10Th, ls6l. is
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We have just received full and complete as
sOt ttueut of
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-02-28

Our naval officers, while sounding in
the savannah river, discovered FIVE buoys
placed several yards apart Immediately in
the channel leading from Wright river, and
visible only at low water. They were con-
nec,cd by spiral wire to internal explosive
machines On the bottom Of the river The
baoys were sunk by firing at them
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THE DAILY WORLD.

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TIE BAY SCHOOL BELL.

A NEW SINGING BOOK for Day Schools, called the
n DAY SCHOOL BELL is now ready. 1t contains
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20 copies furnished at the 100 price Mailed free at he
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PRICE. TWO CENTS
Great Rcmedy for Cnghs, Colds On
Kidney DiGculties.
WIIp2 PINE COMPOUND
PREPARED by
DIR. j. w. POLAND & CO..
GOFFsTOwN CENyRE, NH.

GOFFSTOWN CENTRE, n.H
N l0o"ng testimonials will tell something about
Medlclne tha is now becoming popular faster than
any other article sold by druggists -
Key. =. n: chase, OF Rumnpy N. H. under date OF
flies OF White Pine Compound was received wss sun
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tne Compound Is an invaluable medicine. do wish
thousasas who know nothing of its virtues, would be
come better acquainted withit.n
heV. L.. - stevens, Pastor Of the Baptist Church q
Go1stoWn Centre "a letter dated Fed 1850 saws -
some OF my family have trieG it, (the Compound,
Cough Rsmedies prepared Besides its yalne .s .
Cough medicine have good reason to believe it to be
all it claims to be for Kidney Diseases and Diabetes
MI Asa Goodhue, of Bow N. H.. so prost a, ed by
D,c5eteS IN March 1859, that neither hnse nor any
him thought that he could possibly live through
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him he hcgan TO take it and to the surprise OF all I'M
afterwards Feb 23 1862 in full statement OF his cas-
esays 81 believe DR.. Poand's White Pine CoInpour
nrder God, has been the means OF my recovery thu
| undreds Of cases OF Kidney cor plants, CURED EN
TIRE " oy taxing the White Pine Compound, have beeE
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pound, as wonderful curative for kidney comp ients
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The second case waatlat of business man. in Salem
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years standing. which caused ne spit blood ouitn
frequently. No ore Of my acquainarces expected
ties Of your White Pino Coaarotnd have currd me o
both the Cough and tho kidney Complaint.
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MRS. WILSON'S
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DRICE Of an italian Queen (warranted pure), with
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MRS. WILSON'S
C O CO AN Ut OIL
HAIR DRESSING.

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is pu: up in large bottles,
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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1862-10-21

N. B.-L. d. II. bcgs leave TO inform those indebt-
ed to him, that all accounts made out up TO the
lst Of April, and requests that they will cal and
settle Immediately as all outstanding accounts after
the LIST Of May will DO placed in lawyers hand,
for collection. l. b. HoYEY.
East sagnar. April !, 1862.
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And all work, sale or manufactured, put down to tn
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