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-OOPARTNERSHIP

m . -OOPARTNERSHIP. sr-5l
HE undersi gned having formed acopartnershil
and taken the store No. 1874 Penn "a avenue. tive
doors below National Hotel, win conduct the at
tiers business in its various branches. under th'
Arm of N o. Gladm9n Co.: where full assert
ment of ST RAW AN ID FELT HATS may now b,
found. 's1b4- 5-.' s'Sl 81. b. ST1NEMETA,
lie lS-lW 10 M. u. Ola OMON. =
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STATE OF rHB THERMoMETRR.-At Frank.
lin &c Co.'s, opticians, No. 2ia Pennsylvania
avenue, the ther mometer stood to-day at /
O'Clock, 20 In the shade; 90 in the sun.
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NOTICE.

X sy1NpMrrE pesire; u ;,fo,n, his Gus.
toners that he will continue his business It the
|; old stand No, 236 Ps: axeane n.til his sew
ner isth stfeet, via becompleted. Loyssfq5ats.J
.y''911T''Hf T'fINB. II. STINMErz, Halter
ianIv 236 Pa. sy:nIe.
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But that he should spread these fireworks to
dry In the immedlsts vicinity Of Die open vim
do1 fahe building where these Joung women
yer. ct vor- handling deadsy Powder, sho VS.
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/" PROPOSALS FOR MEAT.
L he Undersigned will receive sealed proposal
until p m of Wednesday. the 2ath inst, for su
plying the Washington Asylum with all the meat
that may be required at the institution for the we
ending the 3Oth June. 1856 ..lG =,
Bidders will state the price per pound for fresh
and salt beef for pork, lamb, veal, shoulders. mid
dlings hams. and sauBages. making separate bids
for the meat required for the of the Intendant
The meats required for the use of the Asylum to
be free from bone. , .s - ..-rs -
All meats to be furnished at such times, and in
snch quantities rs may be required by the Intend
art, and. if not in accordance with contract. may
be rejected by him. u W. e.. FL. NEWMAN
.H JOHN MCDEVITT,
VIM. SLATER,
Commissioners Washin gton Asylum.
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Official War Bulletin.

The Outw erks of Peter sburs Ca ptur ed-The
Eprmy Reinforced-ImPort Move
mrnt of Gen. Butler-Gosd News from
Sheridan-Im portant from sherman
Johnston again on the Retreat
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je % I'd Intelli geneer. sd
RYW. B. LEWIS 4 CO., Auetioneers. .,..-.
WILL BE ADDBD to- SALE To-MOR-
=, $50 Yards .tsorted Domestic Goods.
S So1ea P.I. Sslp% sese CUTLERY
,e 70 o'As' toironi ~" ". b. LEWIS Il co.
.RYW. L. WALL 4 CO.. Auctioneers.
LARGE LOT OF LUMBER. DOORS. FRAMES,
d0c FMbRsDaT june a9 a.
O'Clock p M, We will sell on K street. between
vi frame q Witch hsd
!; TIT: cash s' *3 2ef l. WALL co. A.st.
by Y. =, Wall CO., Aucsionesrs.,
GROCERIES, LIogoRs CIGARS AND TOBACCO
On THURsDAY MORNlNa. June I'D, at 10
O'Clock, We will sell at tho Auction Rooms
Chests Tea, boxes sperm and Adanantine Oan-
barrels Coffee md boxes Do, f. .. -. e
boxes s stsyn, Ysi ~. and Castle Sese
Boxes Ginger and Cinnamon. -
Cases hnls aHy, demijohns Brandy ana Whiskey'
/ Boxes Havana Tobacco and Cigrs. 8; 1f5
aSbo1ss prime Chewing Tobacco. y
u Gross NatuJs 81 Leaf Tobacco,
-Ociaves and quarters Brandy. Cases Jamaica
aibsons XXX. Old bourbon and otAsr brands.
Barrels Mhh key, yafioss oranda.a
L. nRe ,Ps, aa apDis Srsna;. e5ty gspa&
5oesses Clsiet. : sssa.t sssgag 20 2S
So Gases Glassware; q! sssa
s. snsk sud Goods
1FMna cash. WIN. l.. VAIL kcc Aucts
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WASHINGTON, June 19-9.45 p. II.
To Major General Dir, Nev York:
This evening despatch from City Point,
dated at ao'eiesk this morning, reached the
Department. ..t
n reports that our forces advanced yester.
Fay to within about mile IN front Of Peters
burg, " here they found the enemy occupying
a new line OF Entertainments, which, after sue
cessivs assaults, we failed TO carry, but hold
and have entrenche our advanced positions.
From the forces Of the enemy within the en-
eemy's new line, il ia in TERED that Beauregard
mss been reinforced from Lees army. 80.
No report has been received by the Depart
nent cor corning the casualties OF our army In
its operations since crossing the James river,
except ihe death OF Major Morton, mentioned
yesterday. s. .-t az <. .., II
Gen. Sherman reports to-day that the sseneny
gave way las night in the midst Of darkness
ard storm The whole army is now in pur-
min as far as-Chattahoochee ! start at once
s:or Mafietta" g go Z. 80
Nomilitnry intelligence rom any other quar-
~ has been received 10 day - ti't'
EDWIN II. STArToN, Secretary OF war
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@NUTICE.-COLUMBIA INSTITUTIONS FOR TIL
lR INSTRUCTION OF THE DEAF AND
DIME AND TIE BLIND June IL 1854

n@FAIR AND FESTIVAL, at Odd Fellows
~ Hail for the benefit OF the Home for Friend
less Women and Children, Wives, &c. of Wounded
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TAE FORTY THIEVES,
A. Celebrated Oriental PsbIr.
From 4" ARABIAr N1aHrsu
PREPAfORY,

PREPAfoRY
From ,tive life, it's scenes of toil and caSe
II turn to theme > hat made my cfilihood fair
Recall the memory of silent nook.
Brou sht to bis view the scenes Of Parry Land,
In that bri sht dream land which the fairies s.s,
., golden youth Whstwesry years have flown
vi hat bitter grief what vain re ret and care
Have thrled ms heart no read IN transport there
He launched his he pes on iife's tempsstous sea.
All, hsn--gay time all pleasures eIse grew pale
And Fiction s ssim on Menu 'sr tablet, leave,
No talsso charmin as THE FORTY THIEVES"
Into a play, this fable old has wroagEs,-
Composed, of course IT love aud bitter hate.
The scenes OF WHICH thus IN verse relate
THx FABLE.
The pale moon shines DER the silv'ry lakes
The dew falls light on the flowers,
No mortal step does the silence break
That hsunts the FAIRIES trysting hours
IN groups they come from n, neadow and heath,
Ger Ger sleepins towers, ana dew fsid grass,
Each rob'd in the hues Of fAncys beam,
hsrs 'as' tRsr
Mellow and sweet as a poets ryhme,
Or breeze borne sound of holy chime;
Hark do ye not hear the soft tones fall
"Our Queenl our Queenl tits for thee We csilif'
Far out in the lake 8 lily floats,
But see, obeying the Fairy notes,
And there in its very heart is seen
The young and besuIeous Fairy Queen.
The song is hushd. and the dance is o err
The time with mighty deeds 10 frrueht;
And there By the broad lakes grass bou nj sh RI
Each fairy sprite her task is taught.
Subject by my hi gh command .-.r
War declared against 0rcobrand-
Ye called from Fairy Land
To destroy his demon band.
Rest not, then, by nj ght or day,
Till her spells are torn away;
Till the charm that gu ards his cave
10. Opens to the true and brave
Depart for see the night hath met the day,
Your Queens commands are known. Away AWAY
Near Bsgdad's fair and stately towers d..
Within forests gloomy shade, s.
Protected by demon powers, 81
noble band their shelter made.
Their deeds marked by blood and death;
Their hearts all truth and honor lack
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-02
s. Office OF FORECLOSURE.

James Smith of Trenton, ia Hancock county, by
his mortgage deed dated sept d, 1859, recorded ia
Hancock County Registry of deeds, vol. 100, page
35i convey ed Isaac II Smith OF said Trenton the
following described premises situate in Trenton
bounded as follows, TO wit On the north by lands of
Robert and Isaiah Gpatriek, on the asst by land Of
Robert Gpatrick, the south by Frenchman's Bay,
and west hy land of Henry Boynton aud Davidson
smith; being said James Smiths homestead farin,
containing forty five acres, less, and the
24th day of November, ls3 said Isaac H. smith, by
his deed OF that date duly recorded conveyed said
premises to the undersi gned, an thereby assigned
said mortgage to the undersigned, who, the coud
tons in said martgage have been broken claims fore
OF the SAME and gives this notice by stat
ute provision detected
BLOOMFIELD 7. SMITH,
Ay his attorneys L. 4 y. HALE
Dated at Ellsworth, Aug l., ls6i. 3lI
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Get the Best,
TIE EMPIRE SHUTTLE
s q u II @ NJ a CHINE
A. y. JEL.G.ISON'S,

where all are invited to c. II and examine.
rfNHE Empire Machine has taken any quantity
/ Of Premiums, aud would have taken s.srs
Premiums If there had been more FaUs.
Why the Empre Machine better than any sfA,g
J. It makes the iock or shnttl. stitch, which
will ucitber mp rarei, and is alike both s,du.
.. 1t has neither cam nor cog rhe,i. aud the
least possible ftetion, and runs smooth glass,
and Is emph1tcahy a Norsti,ss Machine
5. 1t performs perfect sewing on every deserip.
tion Of material, fro leather to the fnesi rnusia
with cotton, linen silk thread, from the eaa.s.
est to the finest number.
4. 1t requires fifty per cent. less power to drive
it than any other machine. A girl y Year, VI
a can TX it steadily withou, fatigue or injs.
ry 10 health.
). Its strength and wonderful simplicity u
construction render it almost impossible 10 get
out %; der, and is earantitd to give entire ~.
isaetion
G. Its seams are more firm nd beautiful, being
alike On both sides leaving no ridges to wear %
BY Washing and ironing.
: The tension OF both threads is got on the
surface Of the machine; you do not have TO turn
the machine up SIDE sovn 10 get the tession Of the
lover thread. When the tension is once adjusted
on the Empire Machine any quantity ot sewing
can be doHe without change.
8. Its seams cannot be removed without pick.
iug or cutting them. as il is y firm solid stitch.
D This machinc has been examined by the
most profound exports and pronounced to be San.
plselty aui PDf,a,oH o1aii1td.
10 We respectfully invite all who may desire
to supply themselves with superior article 10
call and xamine this Brir1itd Machine. An ia
~, q ION 81 this machine Il satisfy any person
Of It's greatsuTotie uty l. anything in the market
II. Five minutes itstructin i, suicieu; to e..
able any person to work it to entire satisfaction.
.g-Ouc Of the Empire Machines can be seen
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Commissioners Notice.

I'VE, the subscribers having been appointed by the
w lion. Parser Tuck Judge of Probate for the Coun
iy Hancock receive aud examine the claims OF cred
itors 10 the of
WILLIAM FIVE late Of sedgwick,
deceased represented ips1ven'- d. hereby give notice
that months allowed 5 said creditors To bring in
and prove their claims and thar shan attend that
.syie, n the oi!e. Of l.. O. rlbrook IN sed2Rci
In. trd iag OF Soyeier lsAsi, AID the third dag e
truary hex, o'ciock in the fore icon Of said
asys. -
". G. SAR lent,
X. A.. HERRICE.
seasw;ck, Aus. :, 1884. s-r
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-09-02
American and Foreign Patents
IL. I'll. EDDY.
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
lat. Aqenf Of L. s. Patent oFc.. Washington, (Rnder
the 4ict Of 1870
7e State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON

, FrER an extensive practice OF upwards Of twenty
\ years, continues secure Patents In the United
states also In Great Britain France aud ether Foreign
countries Caycs, Specifications Bonds, Assignments
and all r. pcrs or Drawings for Patents, executed on ill.,
eral tes ms and with dispatch. Researches made ink
American or Foreign works. determine the validity OF
fity NJ Patents pf Invent legal other advice
rendered Al matters touching the same copies OF me
claims any patent furnished by renitting one poiaf
Assignments recorded At Washington.
The Agency isnot only The largest in New England on'
through it have advantages for securing Ia
tents asc.rtijLug the panabiiy OF Inventions, u
surpassed by IL not iwmeasuTahy superior to- any whch
an be offered them elseg he The Testimonials below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL At LIE
PATENT O FICE than the subscriber ;and 81 Cess
Is TIE BEST PROOF OF ADVANTAGES AND ABtL
ITY he woud adj that he bus abundant reason to be
eve az cgu prove, that AZ other office OF the KIND
the charges 10, professional services 50 mo etate
The immense practice ri the subscriber during t"tiD
wears rast las enabled him to accumulate vast colcc
lion Of specification, and oria decisions relative to pa
Tlese besides his extensive Hbrary Of legal and
chaicI yoi - and ,u aocouats Of patents granted r
the uited State and Europe render him able beyond
question. to OTTER superior tCIes for obt'IunS Patents
All ueeessity OF journey to Washington to procure
patent, aud tie usia great delay there, are here saved
inventors.
rEsrGNoXtAIs.
:. regard Mr. Eddy one Of The most caPabh and
intercourse" CHARLES MASH,
Commissioner Of Patents
IL have no hesitation in assuring Inventors hat they
cannot cnl Gy person more comp,tet aud trusttor
tn aai nltr capable Of putting ther applications in
of,n fr them cas'y aud Ms"iahe consider
alton At the raieat Odlce.
EnAIt sd II REE.
Late Commissioner of Paterts
Mr. Il IT Eddy has made Tor uc THIRTEEN appt
Cations on "a ouc IF which patents have been grant
81 and HAT IS rom renting. sae HHWs'akaahc prso
great aleit 4d abg4;s his part leads ne To rceun
mend at invent fr- g, apply Him procure their pa
tents ,ley may he SURE 81 having, the most faithful
attention. bestowed their cases, and nj very reasonable
charges JOHN TAGGARr.
Duries eli .lt months the Subscriber in Of his
large practice made Truce jected aPVcai-us. slN.
TEEN APPEALS. EVERi oNE Of winch decided
IL has fGt0r, by tie Commissioner Of Patents,
L. II. EDDY.
Hos;an. Dec u. 1st3 Lt9x
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SOLDIERS,


Every soldier shogid carry with Inn 4 supply OF
Railways Ready Relel. Il supplies the place Of all
other incidence and beverage, ,easpeonfsl o.
tile Relief to a & re Lass Of water is nicer, pleasant
CT stinulant than brandy, WHISKY, Q! bi,ers.
SICKNESS PREVENTED N THE SIN MAINE RECT.
Eighth Maine regiment, se-g't {. ?. Lord, writes that
R,dway's Rea4v Relief saved the nlent from death
viii quartered ~ Iybee Island, :. &, when working
in the swamp, erecting flrthcstions Every man
sezed with II iho.d aud other Feyers, Fever and
ASue, p4arruo7 Iy -eniery, rheumatism, Was cured
BY tie use Of the heaty Relief.
CAUTION.
IN all cases ask for Railways Ready Relief Take
no other. See that the signature Of Railway Il Go.
Is on the OUTSIDE label Of eli tile. Every agent Is
suppled with q new aud fresh stock.
sod by Druggists, Merchants and country
Hare keepers
RADWAY co,
q Maiden Lane, New York.
Price Of Pea1y Ee..,r - ,e.. PEI lot IL.
c. q PtC II Crut. Ell-wor b. VI Wa
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, OR NO CHARGES MADE

~ DOW is consulted daily, from A. y. to ?. y. ~
aoo'e upon ali difficult and chronic diseases Of every
name and nature, having BY his unweared attention snA
extraordinary success gained reputation which calls %.
ehs ION all parts al the Country 10 obtain advice.
Among the physicians In Boston, none stand higher 10
the profession Than the celebrated d T. DOW No. InAi.
colt saee Boston Those who need the seryices Of
physician and surgeon should give him esn
s,-Dr Dow imporlz and has for sale new artisls
called the French Secret ordel BY mail. Two for u
and red stamp.
Boston, April 1854. lyl3s
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DIR Dow, Physician and Surgeon No ia Edlcott seet
Boston consulted daily for all diseases TO the
tn'"le sy.srIn. frpapsus TERI falling Of the Womb
f"9T Abas, suppression aud other menstrual de aDee.
mris, are al treated upon new pathological nripoipes
and speedy feiisi guiTAn!e In very few dAys s. in
'astby Ger am 10 the new mode u that uost
obstinate complaints yield under IL and the a,icted ue,
sol soou Eejoices IN perfect health.
Or Dow has no doubt had greater experience In the
cure o. diseases VI women and children, than any aheg
physician in boston. - - -
Boarding. Accommodations for patients who may wisA W
stay IN Boston few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow, since lsta. having confined HE whole stsea
tion 10 oee practice for the cure Of private Disease
and Female Complaints aesnow edges NO superior in ~
United States.
via not be answered.
Once Hours from A. ~ to 9p NJ,
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Washing Made Easy.
THE subscribers having purchased tae right to
L uaGufscturs aui szI
Grows Patent Ia hing Machine

= Il
't'hh subscribers having purchased iae Tisht to
manufacture ald 81
Cr1,'c p1te,1t II - I;1r lf1c6iup
~'e1s' - = -'''"o * CIV
in the Counties Of iiaacacs and ashington, have
commenced tie Manufacture # the ssm- 81
+ Itr#.S STEAM MIL
60 -, =.
a. ~ :. - - et'"s s''u - VAN ~
inc e'ies o. 'oe -..!e'
'ae ete1 - ID u. iaint,ieS' aHa IA ..au!
.'Ie5 - - q ~ ~
s"e - 80. - an -.
H'eHsty "s,e1t ma y I.s7ysse7 4.e.e u ."e
isfI's''e t-'i,'Is - ans +Hst' i
IAN aay e,aef tefsfa'e .e sIe5ea 10 tae Pa.ie
ana W. 'eei ASSURED t'At iaif M! q Il WI
convince ''.y eas9a'-1't person 'Na' II Is 51.o
ao.s acquisition : t1e htteaea = Washing days
Ani nv M u. ! ~ Hase"aze me.
i l. COMPACT aH7 rat, teGdP!inS no mere
10 Il nan e'iF.H.4 VS. 'u5, aAa f'n te a.
easily a'iaird; L IS simple W!tH 10 0tp'ie''e'
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE
ILL. =. -. l-l,l.,.r =. I'm ~. -.


w7Ien you first fe7i pan, taua lake te7snooaf9i
Of the READY EEIl + u wlt--; or apply II 70 the
mar WHERE yot. f-c. tn dec ..lfJr;-
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The secondary indication Ct RAILWAYS EEAtf IF
LIEF IS to cure the pat Of tic disease er maiad that
oceasons the PAIN - j; ac-r "llts,les raH,t'y and
rad.c.Ey. s 5s.t : - FasI=a: t-aasf IrHe4 fFen
pan M cry weakness az! dec-eI, t. the dlgh;
III eayueut a hea,A ard strength taa; p-te;ts FIRE
qaea,y ascrite is tasraasc power 70 tn snperaate
raj ;rfue-ce Of cRcla-in,u,
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I-la-AT4-.sl 7 ~ 7IT1 :. - 7 49,
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
HOW 1T CURES.

SHOULD n TaEI-N lNTFTNAlLi.
One dose vi. stop tie pan = cen .auel Use VIII, -
q few hours, cure the patient
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first give warning ~ their pre- en~r aud i met prompt
" before thcv become securely .gttcncbed within the
system, vi4 be rea4Ig ex9e. -.
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DOCK
Spirits and Wines,

Imported solely by {. \ R. in wood, from the Lon
don Docks and bottled by him in America. The di,-
tiusUi,hea and Worldwide reputation OF these anti
tirts has induced The subscriber to seek and obtain
the sole Agency in this country. They sold only
in battlc. .7iti-sg yHre, af teitAgtt adaHtFdtion
cILd cnr- III. q. e 1olr kiuli.. a. inuMs =
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PREBLE7S
TIkELE,S
WASHING MACHINE
NOW IN USE


IN IS is the only reliable WASHING MACHINE
L now in use. 1t has been in operation tor
the lat six months an has lot in any cAse iaie
to give satisfaction and the various tests t.
Which it has been sui cted fully demonstrate,
III t III re than hal Of the labor, and more than
b .if tae SOAP required in hard labor, is saved by
Its use. 1t goes its work thoroughly, and with
li,tle labor the part Of the operator. The
most delicate clothing, as well coarse and
bulky articles, are washed with equal neatness
Q ii com .. cteHess.
NJ handling or attention is needed after the
clothes are put in the machine. They are kept
continually turning, presenting new surface 10
be operated upon al very movement n washing
The clothes nc: rubbed. They are pressed,
and lie most delicate fabric cannot be injured,
Therefore It is Indispensable article OF house
keeping. aud by lis use the price Of the Machine
would be saved in twelve months in the wear -f
washing clothing, in any common family
Tie prupIietors claim that this machine posses
es qualities iar washing superior to any other now
befofe the pathc among which tire boiling of
the clothing is rendered unnecessary, the articles
being run through the mac!i nd time u.s.
lng water sealdinghot with small quantity Of
soap.
Tue following testimonials are given:-
ELLSWORTH March | tn. 1864.
"pREBLE's TIRELEss MASKING MAcuISe ha.
t,-n used in my family for lew weeks past. 1t
IS excellent MaeAIne-has given much salts
fiction ana is fully equal to the Recommendation,
swing labor and not injaring the clothes"
A. WIswELL.
We concur in the above statement of the value of
this Machine, having also used one in our families
J. ". JoSEs,
JonS l.. Moor.
There has been used in my family for some
weeks. one Of prebe's Tireless Washing Ma.
chimes, and have no hesitation in saving that
that il is excellent machine, and almost indis-
pensable in large family. Is saves a lar e
amount Of labor, injaring the clothes less and
washing tletn better than by hand
HANiLr9Y JoY.
Ellsworth, March, 1851.
M Aler Martin
DEAR SiR:-0ne Of the PrEBLrs TIRELEss
MACHINES las been in use in my family fer the
past six months, and We think it superior to any
other machine, Ii does not injare the clothes,
doing its work well and thoroughly, and by its
u-c, more than hall of the time saved. would not
sell mine for SO, if | could get another like
It, REUBEN SHERMAN.
Ellsworth, March 80.
FL The prOpfietors challenge a trial with any
o'her machine in the county. ut any time or at
any place in this town; and will pledge one humid
drcd dollars or more, To be ftrfeited to the sue
eessiul machine, i! the competitor will pledge a
like sum-
These machines manufactured and kept for
sale at the shop formerly occupied by d. N, Moor
( Co.,
Hest ead # UaioH Rirer Bridge
ALEX MARLIN,
q. ". ASH,
NATHANIEL Moor.
Ellsworth, Ma:ck, 1864. 10
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lie genera E-Ez}eLt CT NSilcIaes use
Physicians tn-eiheg Njth
PaTEHT Lid TH0RPS0Hlai MEDICINES
&c, &c. &c. &c, &c, &c

&c, &c. &c. 6c., &c, &c.
Just received. per Express a new supply Of The
mos, popular Patent Medicines, among which A.
BUKNETT> Preparations; Blood Feed. for LiycI
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia FeIaale Diseases,
and Regeneration < Man; Weeks Magic Com.
poGaii Wh,;e nh remedy t5r asthma; LarHeti,s
Cod Liver Oil; faynes ENPee;5rsut; Wistar's
Wild Cherry Balsan; FsNl,'s care TOR Piles; DR..
Jcffies An;ijotc; brakes BeusoIJne. fel rernov.
ing paia;, tai. grease. Is; Cummings ApcIicui;
GafE}fac ef; Nada's au4 Ait.e.S Condition Pow
ierS; Cheeseman's. Ciarkes ani uupoUcu's Fe17,e
Pills. fur male distractions dc; Gru-ur's Caus
cen;ratei Care 70 nervous weakness: Hcmbvti's
Flui3 Extract < GGrctu, tar diseases Il the blad-
der. kidneys, dc; Navuarl's Crlolio1 for burn.
AMI cut; Gardeners Rheumatic Compound: Peru
visn S7rUy; GyG53s psn worm syrup; H1u-hin's
Com Solyeat, al iaialaiuc rem dy; Ma ghetto
BslsaH, t. rheumatism and ucuralsie; Jetsries
faaassa q; Lie, sYre euEs for sore Throat and
Bronchial saestons; = nes E..1r, for bronchitis;
COPELAND sure cure fer Bed Bugs,I
BTTTER>-0vyce Ba;ed, Hoo 1and's, Peck $, Har-
dy'z Browns tiar.e', >aerry Wine. Lanslcy's
kog; snd Herb, 4oto;;'s, aud others;
LINfMENT-Tdbaas God samaritan. Mustang,
aai Luine.J< and uiatnents of all kinds;
SARSAPAkILL4-Bulr Sand's, Shakers and
a. ot1er nfiaciFsi kials.
PILLS-Aysi' sugar olatei, DTaEd.eth's and
NrIEat's Iniiza Vegetable.
ASS, NeAye-'s caaker sGi salt rheum Syrup; Ar
nQlss Vital F.u;1; Atweod'- E1iEac, baHGelioE
Bsani's Purifying Extract, GAYS Blood Purifier,
henae1ys Medical Discovery; Morsc's syrup ! ell
! II pyck; 5z4aays Remedies; MeMum's Elixir
=! 0psu-; Ms. y ias.aHs Soothing syrup; Sha-
ker Extract H4!e5.ap; BALM u thousand Flow
els; Cold Cream: F.esa balls, Liquid Eouse;
Aver Cherry tect "a; EEau:s Pulmonary Bal.
IoEarv ia iss T; Clarke's Cough Syrup; t2cEelcT
AID HaF-isea's Has Dye; Barueys Mrsk Cologne;
and Mt Itr,-F "a