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DISA STEERS.

Brig Wei ster. Kelley. tof Buckspnrt) at New
York from Ponc Pr, had heavy weather, lost and
sll tails, broke rauder stock, d.
Brig Fredonia, COT Ellsworth) Lord, at New
York from Csrdenas March IA, is bound 10 Bel
fast and pit, in in distress. March %, lat 80 So,
lon rs 80, took sharp gale from the 5 Il, ship
ped several seas, which Aoated deck load, broks
one mans aim. and broke wheel; 23d, wind shit
Cd to n W, and blow a hurricane completely
burying the vessel in the sea; hove overheard
the deck load Of So hhds moiassesi the gale con-
tinuirg until 26,h, increasing in violence, with a
thick storm; bad TO scud before !. Until nidn ght
of 18th, when h moderated,
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

ELLswopru-Ar 18th, sen North Battery,
Anderson, Portland.
PJRrLASD-Ar 18th, schs Delaware, Grant,
Ellsworth, Mannols Candage. Blue hi Flor,
tnce, Crockett, uanpden; Ottoman, Billings,
Ducksport.
BosroN-Ar l4th, schs John, Fatkcnham, Ca
ais; Albert, Jay, and Peace, he /. Juncsrort.
Ar 10th, ,chs l. vonia, Mckenzie, and Erie,
Ruliock, Calais; John & George. Snaledge, Mt
Desert, Robert .ter, Brown, Cherryfeld,
oeesn Deiie, Eeals, Mashias; susan Frances,
smith, Trenton; Imogene, ilodgkius Ttcnton /;
Unirn, Hancock. Cranberry Isle; Magnolia,
Caudagc, Eluehil.
Ar 18th, schs Asric1la, Murch, Ellsworth; ;
Elizabeth, llo~es, sedswic.; Watehman, Wade,
Frankfort; Bloo.Der, Pay. Eden.
Ar 18th, sehs Ocean Belle, Beals, and Dove
Foster. Maahias NIctous. Cothell, Caerry fvll;
Mai,slic. Hail, Junesport
Ar 18th. b * jeremiah, (of SelrsporD Ford,
Clrdenas March. Sd; IL MeGilsery, (oi Sears.
porD Gilkey, sagua March 2s; Forest, (of Cher
~ ii -id) God, k,iz,beihport.
SALEM-Ar 18th, sells Elizabeth, Greenaw,
Calais; Caroline Grant, Percy, Calais; Mexican,
McCtrty, BrcSsport
Cd 18th, sen Aurora, Berry, Bangor.
HaLMnss uoLE-Ar 18th, brig Maecama~, (of
SearsporD Nichols, CarIenas 10Th uit. tor BoS
ton.
Remann; at NJ. wind w, William Nickel +,
sch Honest Abe, repIiring.
BournpAp-tr It'll. sch susan Frances, Smith
and Imogcnc, lIudghins Trenton for Boston;
John Gcor-e, Smaliage, Mt Desert ior do; l-or
lila. Lord, sullivan for do; Victory, Leith, Deer
I.la tor do.
Ar Ilrh, sehs Couscillor, Wnitmore, Calais for
Plovidonce; l. Dk Whitmore do for New York:
Waterman, patten, Frankfort tor Boston.
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D I IE d.

Bangor-April 1otb John c. Morris, aged A years
and 10 months.
Brooklyn, Minn.-April D. George A. Longfellow,
Esq, aged IS years and II days.
Augusta-i3th inst Rev. John H. Ingraham, aged
II years
South Pari'-o5th ult., Rev. Alanson Southworth
pastor Of the So Paris Cong. Church.
Mt Dcscrt-March 2sth Edmund q. son of stephen
and Clara II Southland, aged Is years.
sulllyan--Apri 18th Mrs. CyIinda Bean, aged 20
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M A r r. I Il D

sworth--April 10th, by Rev W. J. Wilson, Mr.
Hclon Brooks Of Trenton, to Miss Sarah J. McFar.
land of Hancock.
March 9th, by same, Mr.. George Godine to Miss
Abby l.. Trcworgy, both Of y.
Amherst-lst inst by A. Backus, Esq, Mr. Rus
sell H. Giles of Co. Il, Stl Reg, to Miss Isabel +.
Frost of Mariavilie.
fastbrook--April 10th, by J. II. DOYLE, Esq Mr.
Lewis w. Bunker of the 18th Wis Reg Co. q, to
Miss Augusta X. Smith of 4.
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Tavern Stand and
Farm for Sale.

MI L subscriber oGers for sale, Tavern stand
L knosn rs the Ocean House, at East Sui
livau with the farm connected with it,
This house has been used as y hotel u number
of years, is thoroughly fitted for the business ;
contains % rooms large dining room and hall, is
IN thorough repair and ready for immediate occu-
patioa. Is situated in pleasant locality, at
quail distance from Cherryfed and Ellsworth,
and is pleasant place for Summer resort, icing
aear the fishing and berryng localities.
The farm contains 80 acres of land, cuts l0
tons Of hay, he's good pasturago and contains
about 500 cords of wood.
Terms ma ic easy, Possession given Immediate
~. For further particulars inquire of j. W. &
u. Jones, at Ellsworth, or the subscriber at
sullivan.
THEODORE B3ANR
sullivan, March "a, lS04. 6wI0
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A CARD TO INVAL.DS.

A Clergyman, while residing in South America as
a missionary, discovered safe and simple remedy
tor the cure of Nervous Weaknesses, Early Decay,
Diseases Of the Urinary and Seminal Organs and the
whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been already
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire
to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, | will send
the recipe for preparing and using this medicine in
II sealed envelope, 10 any one who needs it, Free of
charge. Address
JOSEPH INMAN,
STATION ID, BIBLE HorsE.
4"
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As-If you troubled with Cough, Cold, Hosrse-
ness, Pain in the Side any affection Of the throat
or lungs, go to Calvin g. Peck's and get a box of
HOwE'S COUGH PILLS, and If they fail to give
satisfaction the purchase money will be refunded
The best known remedy for Whooping Cough. Try
them, everybody. 3mas
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<orlCE OF FORE CLOSURE.

Whereas, Moses Saunders Jr., of ORR nd in the
County of Hancock and Stltc OF Maine, bV deed Of
mortgage dated July fifth 4 T.. lSJ0, and recorded
in the lanc ok registry of deeds, volume IS, page
4g2 conveyed TO ohm y. sWa2ey OF KLckspOrt, III
the County aforesaid, certain tract or parcel of
land situated in Said 0rlan-, bounded and crb.a
follows, to wit:-beginniug At Il stake and stone
standing the intersection of wha. is called the E.
line with the northery line Of the town of Ellsworth
thence running north eighteen degrees west on said
Er line scVentytour rods to stake and stone the
side line of tine j I'm tarrm IN lot lied, thence
on said side of the John Hartman lot, south about
tiftv-scyen degrees west one hundred and nine rods
to the south caserly course of said John Hartman
lot, thence south thirtYthrec east on the range
,ix rods to the Ellsworth town line, thence said
town line south eightySeven degrees east one hun
dred and ten rods TO the stake and stones named
the first mentioned bounds, containing twentyseven
acres more or less to secure the payment of three
certain notes therein described and the said John
n Swazey on the third dRy of oct. \. H., 1888,
signed aud transferred said mortgage and the notes
then unpaid to the subscriber Mrs. Polly Saunders OF
Orland afore aid. which assignment is recorded in
the Hancock registry of deeds, volume Is page All
And whereas the conditions of said mortgage ha' G
been broken and have not been fu filled | therefore
claim a foreclosure of the same, according 10 the
provision of the statute In such made and pro-
sided, and give this notice tor thar purpose
FOLLY SAUNDERS.
Rv her Att'ys t. & i. HNIE.
Ellswor h. March 18th 1874. II
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'HNIl E subscribers having purchased the right to
L manufacture and sell
Groy'S Patent Washing Machine

a
1 manufacture and sell
Groy'S Patent Washing Machine
in the Counties of Hancock and Washington, have
commenced the manufacture of the same ~
uLMER's STEAM MILL,
an take this method to bring said Machines 10
the notice OF the public.
1t has been tried in our fam les, and in mary
other families in this village. and in every instance
the result has been most satisfactory, and we con.
Gieutly assert that it possesses more of the
requisite qualities of a good washing machine
than any ether heretofore offered TO the public,
aud feel assured that fair till Of it will
convince any reasonable person that it is valu.
abc acquisition to the kitchen on washing days,
anI having tried it will purchase one.
Ii is compact and light occupying no more
room than common wash tub, and can be az
easily handled; it is simple, with no complicated
parts to get out of order, ard can be worked by n
boy or giil with II little practice as well by an
adult. In washing, a single part Of garment,
a. the wristhand or collar OF shirt can be washed
without woshing the whole, as all ether Machines
do thereby saving the wear of the garment by rub.
bing of the parts already clean; and last, th, ugh
least, it is cheap, custns only six dollars, which
brings it within the reach OF etery che having
clothes to wasf.
The machines can be seen and examined at the
place OF manufacture, and can be ordered of
either Of the subscribers No person will 10
asked to pay tor a machine without thorough
trial.
Mr.. I yler will attend TO the sale Of the unaehncs
in other towns in the two Counties as coon AZ the
wants of this town can be supplied. orders by
mail en- be addressed to L. B. elmer Ellsworth,
or Royal Tyler, North Ellsworth, and will receive
prompt attention.
c. j. ULMER,
ROYAL TYLER.
Ellswo th, March ], 1857.
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES. OR NO CHARGES MADE

Dr. Dow is consulted dfils, from A. NJ to p. II. al
above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
and nature, having by his unwearied attention and
extraordinary gained reputation which calls "a
tients ION all parts IF the Country obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, stand higher In
the profession than the celebrated Dr. DOW, No End.
colt street Boston. Those who need the services Of All
experienced ply scau and surgeon should give him call
=. S.-Dr. Dow imPortz and has for sale artici
called the French Secret order by mail. Two for s
ami red stamp.
Boston, April. 1864. 1y13S
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CAUTION.

WHEREAS nv wife, Nancy A. Smith Of Decr
w Isle, has lett my he'd and hoard without caust
th. is therefore and caution all persons from
harboring trusting her my account, rs shall
pay no bills Of her contracting after this date
RODNEY SMITH.
Deer Isle, April 10Th, 1854. INV
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State Of Maine

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.,
Augusta, April 7h 1874.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
will he hid at the Council Chamber in Augusta, on
Monday, the second day of May next.
Attest --EPHRAIM FLINT, JR.,
Secretary of State.
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Jan II. lat 40 so lon 81 20 ". ship E Sher-
nal Nichols + ON Montevideo Jan tor Akyab.
April 3, lat So % n u 40 sch Gen Knox "a
days from Holiness Hole for Pniidelp hia.
April II, OF l'arnegat, sch Lydi,, Of Portland,
{ otn Trinidad, jG DAYS cut. short Of revision -
/ ,st enc man overheard, split sails, Is, WAS sup
piled with provisions.
April (, lat Sc, n u brig Dan, from Bait.
mord for Bath, with IN ,inmast sprung b.dly-un-
tit to carry sail ON it. Also short Of provisions.
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V>IIE undersigned, Suporintcndin, School Cor
l. mittee of Ellsworth, will be in session At
the office Of the Sci, ctmen, on " ednosday the
18th inst, at two of the clock r. ", and on each
succeeding W Wednesday until the fifteenth d " u
June next, FIR the purpose Of examining the
qualifications of School Teachers who NAV amply.
HATCH MAcoMBsR, , sup. School Com.
JOSIAH IL. HIG6iSs, of
Is RoBsRr CoLE Ellsworth
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"A Farm for Sale.

The subscriber intending to change hi,
business Offers for sale his farm and buidns. sit
uated in Trenton, on the road leading from Els
worth to Mt. Desert. The buildings consi Of
dwelling house, 2G feet by 80, with long r"ici3
Ind wood house adjoining il, with good well Of
water in the wood house Also. two barns Three
are about 80 acres of improved land, % acres oil
pasture and 20 acres Of wood land.
Said f,rm has good privilege for salt dressing
If rock weed and mnscle bod
Also another wood lot of rs acres, situated near
the head OF the farm let
Said farm and land will be sold at a Bargain
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
On the premises, or of II. Il ;. X. Whiting, at
Ellsworth. SAMUEL loUSG.
Trenton, March II. SIMS
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fraoM nEssRs GREEN 4 CO., DEER ISLE ]
GREENS LANDING, Me-, April 9th-Ar 9th,
sehs Ro.coc, Rich, from Rockland for fremont ;
Ware, P,Wers, from Rockland; sloop Bloomer T,
Pray lrom Eden for Boston; sch OronasKa, Al
len. from Boston
Ar l4th, sch Glide. Ash, Rockland tor 4 len.
Little Nell, Hopkins, from Ninal Haven for
Disby. n :, fishing
Baltimore Matthews, from Bella I.
18th, James Barbour, Rcmick, EllswOrth for
Boston,
Forester, Remiok Ellsworth for Boston.
SlJop New York, Fullerton, Ellsworth for do.
Sch Index, Cousins, Ellsworth for do.
Oregon. KILLER. from Bluehill Tor Salem, Mass
Eth, Circassisn, knowl;on, FROM Belfast.
Henry Chase, Thurston. from Boston
Victory smith, from Boston.
Cid l5Ih. sch Oronaska, Allen, for Bangor.
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TO TIE LADIES'!
Both Married and Single.
THE OLDEST REGULATOR F0n FEMALES \


DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Will immediately relieve, without pain all disturb
ances of the periodic discharge, whether arising
from relaxation suppression. They act like a
charm in removing the pains that accompany diff
cult or mmoderate menstruation and are the only
safe and reliable remedy for Pushes, Sick Headache,
Pains in the Lons, Back aid sides, Palpitation of
the Heart, Nervous Tremors, Mysteries, SpaSrn>,
Broken sleep, and other imp easant and dangerous
effects of unnatural condition OF the sexual unc-
tions In the worst cases of Ftuor dibus. or iteS
they effect r speedy cure
Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Have been used OVER A QUARTER OF \ CEN.
TURY. They are offered as the only safe means OF
renewing interrupted meust uaton, but LudieS must
ee,ar in mind that there is one condition Of the f.
mate system in ptrch these ri Ii cannot be ttten NTH
ont producinga PECULJ4R RESULT The con.
diti1n referred TO is PREGNiNC Y-ths result
MISCARRIAGE, Suchis The irresistible tendency Of
the medicine to restore the sexual functions 10
NAL condition TINT eren ne reproductive poirer Of
nature cannot reSistit. THEY CANNOT DO HARM
in any other way.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Are the only M,d,cine that MARRIED. ANp SINGLE
LADIES have relied upon for many year, or can re-
Is upon now. RFW4RE or iWFdTlONS! These
Pill, form the Finest Preparations erer put Jormrd,
with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DOM
Re DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to your
Druggist, and tell him that you lcunt The BEST and
most RELf4BLE FEMALE MEDICINEIN THF
UORLD, which is comprised in
Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills..!
They have received. and are now receiving the
sanction of the eminent PhystcanS in .fmsrica
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each BoN-thc price
One Dotiar per Bor, containingtrom % to do Pills.
Pills sent By maH, promptly, by rcmittng the price
to the Projectors Or aut authorized Agent in cur
reat funds,
/ SOLD By DEUGGiSTS GENERtLLY.
| HuTCHINo 4 iiiELi ER, Proprietor,
ST cedar Street, NeW York
For Sale in Ellsworth by
Tvs C.C.PECK.
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III, schoolsin District No. Is, will commence Tues
day, May Sd, 1864.
OTIS w. KENT, Agent.
Ellsworth, April 2lst 2wi4
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y Il L DOM ICE.

ERE ON TICE.
hereby give notice tina. have given 10 my son
Caleb b. Goodwin, hi, time to transact all busines.
for himself a. ii u Years u age and shall pay
debt of his contracting aim hi, wages after Thu
date. RICHARD GOODWIN.
Witness :-WM. L. RrRG
MariavIe, April Is, is6l. III
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HA I C N
The undersigned Albert F. Higgins, of Eden, in
the County OF Hancock and state OF Maine, hereby
rive. notice that his wife Charlotte ", Higgins hus
left hi. bed and board without good cause therefor
and that he shall not be accountable for expen
ses or bills Of her contracting while so ah.rrt.
A. IGGINS.
Eden, April 4th, 1861. l,,H
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WANTED.

4 SUITABLE man for Assistant Keeper of Sad
~ dleback Ledge Light House. Salary $3.50 per
annum.
j. II. THOMAS.
Sup. of Lights, Eastern Dist. of Maine.
Custom House,
Ellsworth, April 10, 1861. II
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Farm for Sale.

'ENllE subscriber being somewhat advanced in
L years, and wishing to change his bust
ness, will sell his farm situated in West brooks
vile, in very pleasant location, containing q,
least l2o acres ei land with Cottage House S
years old, all finished in the best manner, and in
good repair. Well painted ont side and in
Two barns, with sheds a: tho barns wood house
carriage house, workshop and store house, with
good cellar Two wells of never iaIing SOFT
water, one at the house and the other n tho barn
The farm is in a good state of cultivation, wei
tenred with cedar ience; the pasture is well wat
cred with living water; with plenty of wood ard
cedar fencing Standing. Tie house i, the best in
town. and cost years ago, 2, 90 doll,r /
will also sell with tn farm II or any part of the
farming tools, which abundant; also a yoke
Of year ODD oxen humane aud coed, and M excel
lent COW, and give possession in time for spring
work, aud give good title
The above farm l Will tell for S2,5O0, and
make the terms easy. Any person wishing for
good farm in u pleasant location. and for half its
value, will please call and examine for them.
5elres. JOHN MASON
West Brooksvile, April Is, 1851. II
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w a N r. I; d.

DY the Soldiers Aid Society, materials, either new
ID part worn, cotton or wooden, for making in; o
Quilts. Even small pieces will lie acceptable. Also
pieces of carpeting, other wooden goods for slip
pers and pieces of cotton flannel for lining them.
If the benevolent will ascertain what they can
spare for these purposes and send it to Mrs Phelps
Mrs. Tsdac, 1t shall be used to the best advantage
for the comfort of sick and suffering soldiers.
Respectfully,
IA l.. I. PHELPS, Cor. Sec.
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I ETrERS in tho Post Office at Ellsworth, April
- 2lst, 1864
Bennett, Lucna ]. Jellison, II. L.
Bowdei, Joseph w. Jordan, Hannah VI.
Brown, Mercy A. Eosejoy, l.. }.
Carry John NJ. More Mary
Conry, Lizzie S. MADDOX Hulia
Carleton, Gertrude 5. Sprague James j.
CIatconb l.. ". Smith, Melissa j.
Gerrish, Rob't staples, Alfred
ilodgkins, Geo II. Salisbury, Lovicv
iiea Ii, Eliza Thompson, Josephine
Harden, \. p. NoOdmani :. :.
Haley, Chas. H.
Persons calling for the above will please say
advertised l.. d. JORDAN, p. NJ.
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Washing Made Easy.

Ellsworth, March, 1851.
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4Iri2t
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In relation to the draft VIC have
seen copy of a dispatch from Provost
Master General Frye at Washington, dat
ell the lith inst, to Major Gardiner at
augusta, saving: BE prepared 10 draft
immediately in the subdistric;s, after the
18th but do not commence 1t till further
orders" Orders for making it may there
fore be expected from day to day.
THE ISrArIoS OF THE CURRENCY
Mr.. Hooper of thi. city, whose eminent
ability MS tinancier is generally ae-
knowlcdged. clearly showed in his recent
speech on the National Bank bill, that the
currency of the country has been largely
inflated nv the State banks, who avail
themselves of the issue of legal tender
precisely as they did of the influx OF Cal
lfornia gold to expand their circulation,
which then increased imports, quickened
speculation and stock ,jobbing, and cuimlna-
ted in the financial crash of 1867. For
his oyer-issue there is no remedy but The
assertion, nv Congress, OF its legitimate
lower over the currency, which he insists
should he as exclusive over paper money
AS over coin. He objects to the permanent
supplying of paper money by the Govern
ment. because of the hostility of State banks
and the practical difficulty OF Government
redcmptihn in coin when specie payments
are renewed, and the further difficulty OF
the irregular absorption OF the currency
which could not I've obyiated, unless Hof-
ernment added banking to ito other funct-
tious.-f Boston Journal.
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- SHAksPFAREs WILL. An English paper says
of tbs will of ohakespeate " This document,
which consists OF three sheets of brief paper, has
by the direction Of the Judge Of the Court Of
Probate been very carefully cleaned, and each
sheet placed in an elaborated polished oak r lme
between sheets Of plate ga Inc frames are
made air Il .ht, aud on the top of each is a bras
Plate engraved. b" ,hakspeare's Viii, 18th March.
lGl6' and each one is fastened with one of
Chubb'. patent locks. This plan prevents its be
in. landed when shown to the public. lilo
Judge has sanctioned the taking Of photograph s
of this will, but in the presence of one of tho
record keepers of the Court. This permis'ior
was refu scd b. the late Sir Crssswel Cresswell"
VA lout insultcd Fred Douglass on the
street in Portland few DAYS since. The
Transcript says Douglass with a quick,
silent motion seized him firmly with both
hands by the coat collar, brought him round
face to face with " the Niger" and looked
down on him with the calmness of superior
strength and perfect good temper. Yon
are an insulting, cowardly fellow" he said,
with mildness that vas more singing than
an angry tone could have been, and let him
90. The spirited fellow sneaked off
amid jeers of his acquaintances. the most
cowed and abject speciman Of the superior
race" that has been seen in these parts for
a long time.
PupLlc SPEAKERS AND SINGERS will find
/" Browns Bronchial Troches" beneficial
ia clearing the voice before speaking or
singing, and relieving the throat after any
unusual exertion Of the vocal organs, hav-
ing peculiar adaptation to affections
which disturb the organs of speech.
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NOTICE.

Ellswo Tn, March ]. 1851.
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NEW GOODS.

I HAVEJUST RETURNED FROM BOSTON,
q and am now opening at the store formerly
ocrt,,,ics h%