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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

+, Homicides have become an eve
fv-day occurrence in Washington
City. Hardly a day passes that
two or three murders do not take
place.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

The Legislature of Texas has
changed the names of Cass and
Buchanan counties to Davis and
Stephens. 0I sof ,,3sT.,,3t
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

Halleck, the new Lincoln Gene
raj Of the Department Of Missou-
ri, is savage enough to meet the ap-
probation of his masters. In his
recent proclamation he announces
that all rebels captured shall be
put to death as spies.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16
Gpnh Mistellany.
Portrait Of Jeff Thompson.

/ Capt: Israel Gibbons, late of the
/ New Orleans Crescent, in letter
from Columbus, Ky; gives the
following striking sketch of ''the
/ Great Missouri Swamp Fox" s.
The great Missouri Swamp Fox,
! the Marion of this revolution
you must know l mean Gen, M.
JEFF. Thompsen-was in town to
day. l cannot say he Is in town
for, like the Hibernian flea, he
seems to be here, there, and eve
Irywhere' all at once. AS he
stepped leisurely over some bar
'rels on the landing. | would not
have kliown him but for the inev-
liable white handled bowie-knife,
which he carries, as no other man
carries a knife-stuck perpendicu-
larly in his belt or the middle of
his back; for he now wears a gen.
teel regulation uniform, befitting
a General. His old SLOUGH white
hat and feather, bob-tailed coat,
short pants and rough boots, which
made him look more like q cattle
drovcr than General, and in
which he did his earlier deeds of
daring, have been laid aside and
now he has really a military look.
Let me picture this man to you
Imagine a tall, lean, lank, wiry-
looking customer, at least six feet
high and slender as d pair. of
tongs, thin, long head, with a very
long nose; what You would call a
hatchet face; thick yellow hair,
combcd back of his ears and
bobbed off short, displaying very
long and thin neck; face healthy
and ruddy, without a vestige of |
beard or moustache; some 80 or 50
years Of age; light blue eyes with
friendly and benevolent expires
sions; placid, well-shaped mouth,
with a half smile always playing
about the. corners; little stoop-
shouldered; slightly ba,ldy-legged
from much ridipg on horseback;
easy and graceful in his move
ments. as well on foot as in the
saddle; mild voiced and unassllm-
ing IN a crowd; full of rough sol
dier language in lis talk to all;
his. manner and tone of voice the
same to all, from Major-General
down to q negro; imagine such
person as this, | say, and you will
have a pretty correct idea of the
famous jeff: Thompson. He is
about the lastrperson you would
take for jeff Thompson, after form
ing your idea from what you had
heard of him. He perpetually full
OF fun, he never gets /, to talking
without setting all around him to
laughing it is believed, indeed,
that he fights chiefly for. the fun
of it. The camp is full of Jeff.
Tonipson's stokes, or rather the odd
dialogues he has had with friends
and enemies, 49,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1862-01-16

Economy u, Boots.-Ecoiioiny
in boots and in shoes is very de-
sirable at the present high rates of
leather. To make them wear as
long as possible, therefore, should
be the aim of each and every per-
son! By makingthe following APP
plication to them, one pair can be
made to last as long as three pairs
ordinarily. 1t will not only pre-
serve the leather, but will keep
the feet free from wet. Put a
pound Of tallow in a half pound
of rosin in a pot on the fire, and
when melted and mixed, warm
the boots and apply tie hot mix
ture with a painters brush until
neither the sole or the upper leath-
ers will receive any more. If it
is desired that the boots should
take the polish, dissolve an ounce
Of beeswaX with an ounce of trr-
pentine, to which add teaspoon
ful of lampblaclS. A day or two
after the boots have been treated
with the tallow androsin, rub over
them the wax and turpehtine, but
not before the fire. Tallow or
any other grease becomes rancid
and rots the stitching as well as
the leather, but the resin gives it
an antispetic quality which pre-.
serves the whole. Boots or shoes
should be so large as to admit of
wearing in them cork soles-cork
is a bad conductor of heat.
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priginal poetry:
Written for the Fayetteville Observer.
Thoughts Suggested by Reading Old
Abe's Message. is.
By DERRICK

The time has come, Old Abe must write
+ His message for his Congress quite. ..,. ?
He studied long. he studied bard. g.,eJ
But all in vain:-. whore is Seward?"
All here he is. "el,i Bill is ready 6EB -. 81
wrote efore."-says Abe. "steady:'''
"You need not tell all that you've done,
In all past life nor what's to cCme.
This one mora favor, now, ask,
AUST write this message --"what tash''--
= Pm a n'achihe, l'll put it through f.. -
But don't ou tell, 9 'taeas aesif' by you,"
So Bill set tu9h, and fell to work, "a }|
Thinking such tasks he'd like to shirk, p
For thickeifirg troubles, since his last,
And murk 'clouds were gathering fast. o.
But 'hiidst confusion much Of mind,
He states: "a party MT inc IN d '. li-
To be ti'rd do,on to Liaco'n rule, 81 'A
Flew cF he Le're an octel fool" -,. r.
lie thinks the South a guardian needs;
Bat in preference, she secedes.
I'D leaves Old Abe the bag to hold. = R'
Empty OF his fnuch treasured gold. 80
His great distress is, about the slaves;
On this subjsct he rares and raves,
"Hs's going to free tho South or die,
And send the slavcs to Ilayti."
Hes money "r!ent' and no poor kin
And 10 g od cause to speLd it in,
SO to the Southern States he's bound
T, make us railroads TO travel round.
Good clever fellow he indeed, Il, - >,
TO be so kind in time Of need; t..
We could moi of him so much ask. E
Knowing how fatal would te the task.
If e'er he had grim of wit, l.h.sE
There's che thing sure, he's Shut of i, y.
Or being 10th TO wear it,us |
He therefore bears il not about.
| gness he feels quite sorry now, lI
That he kicked up so Big a row, srls
And could he decently get off. ...+l .,i
He'd stop the war and leave the North. .s :
He hates the idea of defeat - q.
Aud therefore cries for U1Hon vet. 1t8
at must aud shall preserved be irra
Although minus all liberty" ,.., ., s,
Poor Abe! he'd better stayed ''to hum' =
And never o the ''iFiite Hou e' come,
On exha train, in blank disguise, ss'Ir'
In Scottish gasb and otherwise. .1.IC iz
Camp Fishei, Va, Dec. 18th, 1861. r.f.,-
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Current Gapits
A Patriot.--PaSs him Round.

! We take pleasure in reading in
stances of true patriotism ant
generous devotion-and the more
so because we know that citizens
who exhibit such conduct do not
ieXpect or seek publicity. e
d Charles B, Rotiss, of Winches-
tier, Virginia, dispatched an agent
lately to the Salt Works in South
Western Virginia to buy one thou-
sand sacks. Owing to the destfuc-
ftion of the bridges and other caus-
es, the order was delayed; and the
/ following correspondence will tell
the story:
STRAsBURG, Nov. CSC. B.
Rouss::-There are one hundred
sacks of Salt here of yours, and l
am offered one thousand dollars
for it. Answer.
JOHN FLEMING:
JOHN FLEMING::-7en Thoatsuaa
Dollars acould not bay At. -v
G. b. RoUsS.
I he Winchester Republican
says:
On the arrival of the salt at
Winchester, and before it was un-
loaded from the wagon, Mr. r.
was offered fourteen dollars per
sack, for the lot, but he refused the
tempting bait, ON the ground that
he had purchased it for accommo-
dation, and not speculation. The
entire lot of salt was disposed of
at .fre dollars per sack, no purchas-
er being allowed more than one
sack. Mr.. Rouss has the proud
consolation of knowing that in
refusing a large pecuniary gain, he
has added to the comfort and
health Of a large and worthy class
in this community. In the article
of sugar, a similar iberality was
shown. 1twas sold by that gentle
man at tacc1ce aud a halt cents per
pound, when twenty and twenty
five cents per pound could have
been obtained. ' j-'si
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d L e D..

Elsworth-April 10TH Charles Ilerrick. infant
son of George and Abby Treworgy.
As the sweet flower which scents the morn,
But withers in the rising day,
Thus lovely seemed the infants dawn !
Thus sweetly fed his life away
Ere sin could blight, or sorrow fade.
Death timely came with friendly care
The opening bud to Heaven conveyed,
And bdde II bloom forever there.
Daufuski Isand-April 10th, of fever, Peter
Hacket, of Co. q, sth Maine Regiment
Franklin-lTth inst, Sarah A. Bragdou, aged
SO years.
West Midway, Mass Mrs. Ellen ]. Blake,
wife Of Rev. 5. A. Blake, formerly Of Surry, aged
q years
Exeter-1Ith inst Emma, daughter of Francis
W. and Sarah A. Hill aged II years.
Theodore FrelinPhuyson the Wing candidate
fot the Vice-Presidency with Henry Clay in 1874,
died week before last.
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The love that is fed by presents al
ways requires feeding.

AUG iu'e elat is leu ny presents III
ways requires feeding.
The Liberan Government have sent
Mr.. John ID. johnson 10 procure the recog-
milton Of that republic by this government.
Mr.. +. S. Coffin recently returned
from the Lunenburg Diggings, N. s., bring
ing some rich specimens of gold quartz. lie
speaks iavorably of the mining prospects in
that region. Machias Union.
Harry TINES FOR THE DARKIEs.-An old
darkcy, while enjoying the privileges accord
ed to him by these happy (?) times, was heard
to exclaim :--Bress the Lord, halelupr, dat
dis ole Niger should lib to see dis ere happy
time, when white men must hab pass to
move about, and niger go where him please
wild out one. Dress the Lord.
The statement of the New York Herald
which WIS telegraphed to the press of this
city from New York a few days ago. that
the arrest of Gen. Stone was " caused exclu-
svely by Senator Sumner is denounced by
competent authority as entirely untrue. Mr..
Sumner, SO far from having caused the arrest,
directly or indirectly, was as much surpl ised
at it as any one in Washington, and knew
as little Of the grounds On which it was
made.
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Sid 10th, sch Morning Star, Fuller. Eastport !;
18TH sch Frances Arthemas, Mitchell, st Thomas
brig Celt, Proctor, Boston 10th, sch Telegraph,
Duff, Boston.
LuBsc.-Ar 18th, sch Eliza, Hilliard, Msgdalcn
Islands.
Passed through the Narrows 18th, bound up,
schs Odd Fellow, of and for Eastport Orlando.
Caroline Grant, Michigan, Financier Muuroe,
Pool, and Susan Jane, all of Deer Isle supposed
for Calais Jane Barbour, of Eden, supposed for
do LeJok, of Ellsworth, supposed for do.
CALAIs.-Sld 10th, brig Lebanah, Teel, Provi-
dence.
PEMBnoKE-Ar 10th, schs Louis Walsh, New
York; Gen Taylor, Reynolds, Eastport.
PoRTLAsD.-Ar 18th, schs Willie Lee, Gray,
Saco Maryland, Knight, Baltimore for Calais !;
Novel, Richardson, NJ Desert for Boston.
Ar 10th, sch Frances, Cahoon, Bucksport for
Boston.
Ar 18th, schs ossuna, johnson, sedgwick; Non.
parei, Bunker, Cranberry Isles for Boston; Belle,
Bulger, Eastport for New Haven.
Brigs Aroostook, of Bangor, Atwood Buenos
ayres Sea Foam of do, Coombs, Sagua ; Char
lena, Means, Cardenas 9TH inst sch Curlew, Pow
ers, Bucksport for Boston
Ar 2Ist, sch Rush, Grant, sedgwck for Boston.
BosroS.-Ar 10th, schs Lucinda, Colbeth. Ma
cbias ; Boxer, Rankin, Wells, Me.
Cid 10th, sch Hooper, Godfrey, Stcuben.
Ar 18th. sch Judge Tenney, Gilmore, Calais
Cid 18th, sens Calais Packet. Hatch, Philade-
phia; Wreath, Randall, Maehias n Harvey,
Bragdon, Sullivan.
Ar 18th, briggs Umpire, Of Boston, Higgins. Ci-
oniuegos March 70; Cemantha Hopkins, of Eden,
Mayo, Cienfuegos March %, Alamo, of Macbias,
Allen, Philadelphia sch Velma, of cambridge,
Stanwood, Trinidad March 20.
Cid 18th, schs Lucy Jane, Squirting, Cranberry
Isles; Zouavc, Foster, Philadelphia Abigail
IIa\n staples Ellsworth
Cid 18th, sch Jones, Moon, Hancock.
Ar goth, schs Peace, Kelley, Calais Shooting
Star, Kelley, Pembroke.
Ar 2st, schs Novel, Richardson. Mt Desert !;
Grape Shot, ILL., Bucksport.
Cid 2lst, barque iliam. Lord, Remedies.
Cid 22d, sch Roanoke, Caldwell PASSPORT.
New YoRk.-Ar 18th, Rubicgn, Hammond,
Gouldsboro.
Ar 10th briggs Ocean Traveller Sawyer, and
Machias, SLOPPY, NneVitas Trade Wind, Chase,
Santa Cruz Judge Hathaway, Lord, Cardenas /;
Lindsay, Chase, MaeLias; Mexican, Cottrell,
East Machtas
Ar Eth. schs Jane, Gorham, Calais; Governor,
Chase, lbsthpott for Boston Siak. Ingalls,,
East Maehu,s Wave, Terry, Maehias Seven
sisters, CrpwIey, Addison Magnet, Of MacAias,
sanbarn, Arroyo. h. March -.
Ar 18th, sch Maine. Brown, Bucksport.
CID 18th, schs Willow. Parker, Pembroke Nor
thern Light Lane. Bucksport
CID 10Th. sch Rubtcon, Hammond Ellsworth.
Also cid 10TH sea Amelia Gould, Macnias
Arlath, schs Royal Oak, Benson, Calais iIar-
riet johnson, TrcmSnt
SAtrA.-Ar 18th, brig Burmah. sherman. Cal.
ois for Philadelphia sch J + Carver. RunLill,
fremont f5r Fottres Monroe
Al 2g,h. sch peucinian, Turner, Bucksport,
PHILAB&LrniA IAN schs Gun Rock, Will
son, Calais; Mayf wcr. kilbntl, Bucksport
Ar 18th schs h4rri Neal, Cotton Lnhec ;
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Fail not 10 Send and get this Book.
A Word of Solemn Conscientious Advice
to those who will reflect.

A class Of maaIiss prevail to fearful exten, in
munity, dos ming at least 10000 youth Of both
nuaiy, early grave Those diseases very inn
perfectly understood Their external manifestations
symptoms Nervous Debility Relaxation and Exhaus-
tim, Marsus wasting and consumption OF the tissues
Of the whole body snortness Of breathing, hurried
breathing ascending hill flight OF stairs great
papitAOn Of the Heart, shaking of the Hands Limbs,
aversion society and business aud study dmness Of
Eye sight loss OF Memory, dizziness Of the Head, Neural
c Pas in various parts Of the body Indigestion, rreg
uary of the bowel Deranged Secretons OF the Kidneys,
and Jrino-SeNuai organs Epilepsy, Hysteria, and Ner
Spasns Dependency aud depression Of til spirits
osn great produce Insanity which, not unfre
quenty, terminates suicide.
This bane class Of disorders and host Of others not
named, Tubercular and bronchial Consumption dis
eases the Throat and Heart Asthma, Csarrh have
their and derive their origin from, diseases Of tho
Organs very frequently, aud IN large ma
J0rHy Of cases.
DR. AxDEgw Stone Physician to the Troy Luse AID
sIdous and utraate class of modern maiadies, with
found attention and assiduty, ahd Is engaged in
treating them with the unleard of success. Tie
personal presence Attendance of the patient VICTIM 10
required to for his system Of treat
ment is perfect ITSELF and admirably arranged
with every possible facility Bat 1t be sent by mall
express all parts of the Union the CanGd0s
1T the Institution
pan Of treatment adopted analysis OF the secretions
Of the KIDNEYS fm the blood, ard lrUm printed interr
gatoric furnished each applicant.
4 TThe Institution makts of a powe rful Micro
scope, aud Philosophical Apparatus
II Patients applying for inter- ogaories or advice,
must return enclose stamps, to meet attention.
1.-THE attending Physician will be found the Insti.
tuition for consultation, from A. to F. NJ, Of each
day. Sunday in the forenoon.
Address, DIR. ANDREW STONE,
Physician to the Troy Lang and HYGIENE Institute, and
for diseases of Heart Throat and Lungs,
80 Filth street, Troy, Y.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

AratZan 2gth ult. bts William 4 Mary. Nor
ton. View York
At Ha4,Ea I'll inst. sch William Loud.
Clark Maebtas
sd from Ma,anEas 9th, brig Flying Eagle, Ire
..fzy Ncw Yutk.
81 9Th mt from Carienas, brig II Crowley.
bfiscu. New idzk
At t Croix itA inst, sch Ocean Wave, Turner,
fsr Bangor, lds
Ar at Halifax 10Th inst, brig Congion.
F. be- Now York.
Ar at i John, NIB, 10th, brig Anita, Damon,
Bucksport.
SD froln st Thomas 10th, brig Bonaparte, Cole,
MachIas.
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CAUTION
To Females in Delicate Health

DR.. DOW, Physician and Surgeon, No Edcott steet,
Boston, consulted daily for all diseases incident to the
female system. Prolapsus teri, falling of the Womb,
Flour Albus Suppre,sion and other menstrual de
ments, all treated upon rev pathological principles,
and speedy relief guarahte In very few days So III
variby ccr is mode Of treatment that most
obstinate complaints yield und it, and the afflicted per-
son soon reioices ia perfect health.
DR.. Dow has doubt had greater experience In the
cure Of diseases OF and children than any other
ply stefan in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish to
stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
DR.. Dow, since ls4j, having confined his " ole aten
ton an Office practice for the OF private Diseases
Female paints edges superior in the
L nted States.
N. bah letters must contain dollar, they will
not he answered.
oilice Hours from s A. 81 to p VI,
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Machias-April 10th. at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. Mr.. Wardwell, Mr. Henry
r. Taylor to Miss Amelia n, daughter Of Amos
b. Longfellow, Esq. all of NJ.
Brooksville--9th inst, by Rev. Benz. Dodge,
Mr.. Frederick NJ. Hooper to Miss Margaret NJ.
Emerson, both of Sedgwick.
Bsngor--l7th inst, Mr.. James II. Smith Of
Brewer and Miss Lydia Ii. Genthner Of b.
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s IL ks.

We shall open to-day about 700 yards of
Black silk. of all grades. from 80 cents to
Sl50, some of which are Of those soft and
high lustres. 45 Patterns of Fancy Plaid AID
Striped Silks; do. Black Figured and India
Silks, &c.
1000 yards Cocheco, Merrimac and Amer.
lean Prints. Ginghams. Lace. Chan'eleer.
Gauze, and 1usse Wells, Lancaster, Honey
Comb, English and Real Marselles Bed
Spreads, Bleach and Brown Table Linens
Napkins. Worsted Damasks, Morcens, Bal.
moral Skirts, Embossed Table Covers. Fla1-
nels of all colors and prices, rickinss. Stripes,
&c &c.
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April 5 lat "a len IL, brig Mechanic, from
?, rtland for Havana.
April c. Ia, % IT, Ion Il 80 sch Magnet, from
Porto Rico fsr New YORK
Aptil t. lat = 0G. Ion 60 50. brig Gulnare. nine
day fre,n New York FIR Kingston J
Apfil :, lat -, lon - =, brig Chastelain. from
New York for Cuba
Aprti H. oil Cape May, brig Mary Glover, firm
Cuba Tor Bangor.
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Throat and Lungs.

At this os the year, when coughs and
colds are So troublesome, every family should have
a safe and certain remedy at hand. WEEks Mao
&c CosrorSp is the very thing. 1t is not only
pleasant for children to take, but 1t is certain
cure for Group, whoopiag cough, bronchitis, astA'
ma. coughs aud all affections Of the throat ami
lungs. Svli by ail druggists. isl4
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, OR NO CHARGES MADE.

Dr. Dow is consulted daily from N. to p. NJ. as
above upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
nature having by his unwearied attention and
extraordinary gained reputation which calls pa
tcuts fIom all parts If the Country to obtain advice.
Among the physicians in Boston, stand higher in
the profession than the celebrated DR.. DOW No End
street, Boston, Those who need the servic Of
experienced PHI scau and surgeon should give him call
April 1862 lyla
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IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepared By Corss'iss l.. ChssseHaR, " D.,
Ars York CHy
The combination of ingredients ~ these Pls are the r
sa iaaF Aai extensive Practice They uIii in
their ap-rsia and Of correcting att rreguafts,
Painful NeusrGaas removing a.. INSTRUCTIONS sh~trr
from cn ntberSise. headache pain 10 t1e side thlfi
TALON Of the hctt. disturbed s.tep which Il,
interruption Of nature
To MARRIED LADIES
DR. Chc~sctnan's Pills Invaluable. they will brng
the monthly period sitn regularly. tAss Who have
been disappointed tlte Of other Pd., p1ca the
confidence 10 DR. ChetsgnAns Phi ioiug ali that
they represented % do
y o r f.
Thsy should not be used turing Pregnancy. asa mi car
riasc would crraIaiy r,sul. % cfrfrtn.
Warranted purely vegetable, aGb fr"e from yiAas
injurious to life heath ElYe.t dicert'aHs winch
should be rad a,cnnra zach h4N Ft'es 81 So ~
aai suac,slns 81 10 the Orurral tgru. il - thr
DTuggists every iuSa The ustsI s.ai.s flr sale
by {. " PteA, Ia, worth, Me. -
q III TECHNICS
Gfhtra dg,nt lar IA, It'd St1fes
t85 tHASB za- ~rRNfrz y Y
t. whom all Whoesa. orIsrs .hqo.i be Addressed 10
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CLIENTS SUMNER CURE.
CLIENTS SUMNER CURE.
CLIENTS SUMNER CURE.
Clems Summer Cure is a pleasant, agree.

ABLg pgCOcrioy OF Roors AND BARks, AND
contains no, particle Of opta" or drug
OF any sort. 1t always does good,
and never does harm.
e By their works We shall know them.
G. c. GoopwIS 4 C, Boston, General Agents
for New England. II II, HAY, Portland, and b.
4. BRADBIRY, General Agents tpr Maine,
Ug-Sold in Ellsworth By {. q. PEcA; in MI.
Desert hy BESJANiS kirIREbGg, b, +. WAsourf.
NJ NJ HiGalSs and j. X. wntrISG Co. IN Han
cock by |. IRAbtnEg, Jr. ia sullivan by A. Il.
PERRr in Goali,barJ by Il. VI SowLe III Steu-
ben BY J. C. GooGISs in OdanI ~ MORRILL, i
Co.
HOWE & CO., Projectors,
Iyl0 BELFAST, Ne.
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Special Notices.
Conference.

The Hancock Baptist Ministerial Conference
will meet with Bro. Reed, at Sedgwiek, on Tues
day, the 10th of May next, a, O'Clock p. NJ
l.. :. TRIP, scribe.
N. sedswick, April 81, lsG2 thli
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Probate court.

Probate Court will be held at Bucksport on
the third Wednesday, Of May next, at ten O'Clock
A. NJ, at the Office Of the subscriber.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
April q le62. "a
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TO T. e M A L E =.
Mrs. DOctreSs Stone.

The Matron of the tuition,
no is thoroughly read and posted the intricate
of the many affective and prostrang maades Of
nodern origin, will devote exclusive attention the treat
Of this class of diseases peculiar her sex. Among
the many diseases daily with, and which she treats
with uneard Of success, chronic inflammation ulcer
alton. and prolapsus Of the Womb
lFThe dedicated Ascending Douche, most mpor.
talL curative, Tor arousing the forces.
Price $500.
Females consult Mrs Doctress Stone confdentaily
by letter, personally.
Address, Mrs. N. o. STONE, NJ. D.,
1y13 Matron to the institution, Trey N. Y.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.

Notice is hereby given that the next term of all
the various schools in this District. will commence
on Monday, April 2,th, except the High school,
which will begin May 18th, lsG2.
:. WATERHoUSE, Agent.
Ellsworth. April 18th, 1862. Is
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BOOK.BINDlNG.

Z ID PERSONS wanting their Magazines and PC
N torial Works bound. will have an opportu
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Legislature, approved the nineteenth day Of March,