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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-04-01
The Tribune for 1864.
PROSPECTUS

TINE NEW YORK TRIBUNE, first issued
l. April 10, 1871, has to-day, a larger ssgrc-
gate circulation than any ether newspaper pub
lshed in America, OF 1--WE beleYe) in the world.
Compelled, year since, 10 increase the price Of
its several issues, submit to the pecnniary ruin
OF its proprietors from the very magnitude of its
circulation, i; has probably since parted with some
patrons to whom its remarkable cheapnesS
controlling recommendatiun but others have ia
ken their places, and il has now more than Two
Hundred Thousand subscribers and regular pur-
chasers-an access Of at least Fifty Thousand over
those of any rival. And this. uu precedented cur
rency it has achieved by very liberal expenditures
in procuring early and authentic intelligence, by
the fearless preston of convictions, by the free
mploymcnt of ability and industry wherever il
mi ght contribute to excel ence in any department
of enterprise, and by unshrinking fidelity to
the dictates Of Justice, humanity aud Freedom.
BY very large outliys for early and authentic
advice by tee graph and otherwise from its own
correspondents with the various armies Of the
Union. and by special ederts TO furnish sach in
formation respecting Markets, Crops, new discoy
cries or Improvement in Agriculture, &c, as must
specially interest farmers, have assidupusly la
bored to make journal cticUlated to meet the
wants and subserve the interest OF the producing
cases That end We have AT least suratly
attained; for 10 other paper exists II America 81.
Europe which is habjtu1liy rcaf by nearly %
many farmers aud their iamltc S rs is IHC Tai
BuSE to-day. We shall labor to Increase beth tie
number and the satisfaction Of this by far the
most numerous class Of its patrons.
Dufing the 'HiS'enee OF Inc ing party, 'hss
paper supported 'na' party though always sym
pathihhs win tAe more .ioeIal' progressive anu
slavery wing thereof. "hen new Issues as
solved or transformer ola organizations thfeog h
the spontaneous uprising OF the people Of he
Free states against the Reputation OF the Mis-
SCUM hestrietion' Inc Ifiouhe heartily paIhcipa
TED IN shat movement ana was known as hepuo-
iIcan' "hen the long snouiaeflng conspiracy to
di'ide an destroy our country CT fe49ee II entire
70 complete aoasehe"t 10 tue HIaFe rover Gu. :
minated IN ov'lt treason aad feeeisiah, IL hatarai
~ necessarily regarded resistance 10 ta'S eoaSP'F
acy as paramount TO all otAer tonsidefdt.en, anu
devoted all Is energies and en- u TIE main
'alhahee OF cur mon. II every great esl'tfo-
versy wAltA has aiViiei eur county II has Teen
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The secondary indication Of RAILWAYS READY re
LIEF the pa,en, q the disease malady tha,
oocasions the Pain til, it aeoomp!shcs rapidly and
rad cal'y. s. nrJ, IS the raiicu, transf rmed from
rain nj cry weakness aud decFepitude, 70 the dtIgh,
fl en- ymeu, Of health and strength that patents FIRE
4aeai asrr.eo is alsiaanie power the supCrnA,a
IA, II .cace q enchaatn..nt
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DR.. Dow Ply stefan ard Surgeon, No Edcot Street,
Boston, is consulted daily for All diseases ncdcu, tie
female system. Fr'i.i-Gs Teri or falling OF the Womb.
Flour AGs Sapprc>so4, and other menstrual de arg,
mentS, are al treated GPou pathological principles,
AMI speedy relief gu1raute in very few days in
variahy ain Is tie mode Of aucni. Hat most
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the afflicted per-
son rejoiecs IN perfect health.
pr. bow has no zht had creator experience in tn.
cure Of diseases Of women and children than any o.c
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations FIR patients who may wish to
stay in Boston \ few days under his treatment.
Hr. Dow, since lSth having cu4uied his ole ateA
ton odcc practice for the OF private Disease
and Female Complaints, 4Cknog edges Glvfor IN Tia,
[ ni;ed states.
y BAl letters raus, contai fur red stamp. or they
viii he answered
o.aee Hours from 5 \. NJ to p. ".
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Headache, Pains ia Ae Limbs-tn the Stomach Bow.
els, and kldneys-Cod 0hus. and Hot Fiushes Coat
ed Tongue, Burning SAN, Nausea Shverins pulneSs
los Of Appetite, Restlessress Giddiness kc &c are
pren1oatory symptoms 81 Malignant Diseases One
dose Of the READY RELIEF is sufficient TO break up
and eApel 1eased aeion, and restore the patieut
heath
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PREVENTION BETTER THAN CURE.


When Yea first feel pain. then take a teispoonfll
Ct the kEAi1f ktlIt in water or apply II 10 the
ISE-s H4-ge !o- feel the discomfort
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FEVER AND AGUE.

rer5oHs e1Pzogl 70 taa Mann OF Aeue or 4 Eel
with Chris ana Fevrr vii daa 4 psziuyc AutA to and
Clrc q EAd~as : Raady Re,ef IeI two tea-i oen,fa
of the Read! keiaf wins glass Of water be taken
on getting oat 4 bed the morning, and however ex-
posed 10 malaria you vii escape.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

should be applied the pat parts afflicted 1t in
siAaty relieves tie patient from pam aud quick Y
heals soothes and strengthens the disabled parts In
all u Bta II ktsd Doss, Reptiles, stngs cf Fo
snnous Insects the application Of RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF 10 iAs NO-ai WI pTCstut inflammation And
lnnrt M
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CitTION - None are genuine urle.. III I.
words Sc lluiLuWsr. NEw Negs AND LoVpoS - are
a.sernatle v atr 'slJa "a every leaf in tbs
TX a: d.r,sti.a- around each PIT or box, tho
ae may De liainl. seen by hsiatg the raj 10 tie
hsht. y handsome reward will De given to any
ere rerdcfiu. such iuio,ma:o a. NAV lead 10 ,he
d,tet'I u OF auy party "r pafte. unteffcitine
tie tap4.e'.,s OF 'ealins tae san-, know mig them
t. bc -plrjuuS.
- o-ii at the mandatory. II Professor Hot
LowAY, 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and by all
respectable prusgist- aud Dealers IN Medicine,
throughout the civilized world.
uolI ways lIis and Ointment are now re'aiied,
aH'ng 10 ta' h,.h price OF drugs, dc at 50 cts. ,
20 cts aGl : i3i Per box at.
B.-Dircc;ou, for the euiaAnes Of patients
il every d'ruIi are Affixed Ia each box
Il uc2iets To my well known racateioes -ss
baYc Show tasd., tllcsiArs Sc. sent tatm GRkE
" tAftNsE, y aiiies,.t Thomas Holloway, so
Maiden Lane. y. !.
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Richardson's New Method for tlse
PinnO.E arta.

1t1CBe0TOSOu New MetbO0 Tor the
Piano-E srte.
An improvement upon all other Instruction Books
in progressive arrangement, adaptation aud
simplicity. Founded upon new and Iisinal
plan. and illustrated By series of plates, show.
ing the proper position Of the hands and fingers.
To which added the rubin n,s of Harmony
and tn CROUCH bass
BY Nathan Richardson,
Author of " Modern. School for the Piano-forte. ;
The LIst and best work of its distnguis ned au
thor, is universally admitted be superior in
cellenes to all other g M thods. systems" AMI
&" schools" aud tis boak ;tat every puHsl NEEDS for
for the requirement Of a thsrepsh knowledge et
piano-iostc llaying. II is adapted 10 all grades
VI tuition, from the Tadimeutal sssdies Of the
youngest, TO the stsdies and exercises of sdvsne
ed pupiis. Two editions are published, one adept
ing American, the ether foreign lingering. When
the sork isordered, if DO preference Is designat-
ed. the edition with American fngeriDs viii be
sent.
~ Be sure that in ordering it you are partio
abr in specifying the " NEW METHOD Price So.
Mailed, post pail, to any address. Sold by all
music dealers OLIVER DITsoy 4 Co, Publishers,
Boston
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first give warning 81 their presence and PROMPT
ly before they become securely atfenehed within the
system, viii lie readily expelled.
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A. T.. JELLISON'S,

"a - IL LhIASpN -
where all are invited to ca II aud examine.
vTNHE Empire Machine has taken any quantity
Il OF Premiums, and would have taken mort
Premiums If there had been more FAIRS.
Why the Empire Machine ia better than any Other
/. 1t makes the lock or shuttle stitch, which
will neither RIP roVei, aud is alike on both SIDES
q 1t has neither cam nor cog uheei, and ths
least possible friction, aud smooth as gass,
and is emphdticdAy NoiSeless Machine
5. IL performs perfect sewing on every dcserip-
ton of material, from leather 10 the finest mustn
with cotton, linen silk thread, from the Gears
est TO the finest number.
4. 1t requires fifty per cent. less power TO drive
it than any other machine. A girl IL years Of
a G can W rk it steadily without fatigue or inju-
ry to health.
S. Its strength and wonderful simplicity of
construction render it almost impossible to get
out Of der, and is guaranteed to give entire sat.
isfaction.
g. Its seams are more firm and beautiful, being
alike on both sides, leaving ridges to wear of
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 mp side dorm to get She tension OF the
lower thread. When the ;ensien is once adjusted
on the Empire Machine any quantity OF sewing
can be done without change
S. Its seams cannot be removed without pick
ing or cutting them, as it is a firm solid stitch.
8. This machine has been examined by the
most profound experts and pronounced to be SIM
plicity and Perfection combined
10. We respectfully inyite all who may desire
to supply themselves with superior article to
call and examine this UHuraied Maek,ae. An in
spection of this machine will satisfy any person
Of its great superiority to anything in the market
IL. Five minutes instruction is sufficient to en-
able any person to work it to entire satisfaction.
R-one of the Empire Machines can be seen
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CERTAIN CURE
III ALL CASES, or NO CHARGES MADE

Dr. Dow is consulted daily, frouNS A N. P. n as
above, UPON al dicui and chronic diseases If every
maine and uatGre having by his unweared attention and
raary -Aiucd reputation which calls "a.
peuis pm all par;s If the Country to obtain advice.
Among the physicians in Boston, stand higher in
the profession than the celebrated Dr. DOW, No Endi
Colt street, Boston. Those who need the scrycs Of an
experienced physician and surgeon should give call
L. S.-nr. Dow importE and has for sale artci
called the French Secret. Order by mail Two for
AMI red stamp.
Boston, April, 1903. lyl3s
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SOLDIERS.

Every soldier should carry with him a supply of
Radwiy's Ready Helsf II supplies the place Of all
other medicines and as beverage a teaspaonfal Of
tile keiief u a gass OF water IS nicer pleasant
CT stiinu.aa, thaa brandy, WHISKY, or btisers
slCkSESs PREVENTED n The srH MAINE RECT.
Eghlh Name egmeHt, serg't c p Lord, writes tha,
Railway 5 Really Relief saved the regiment from death
while qaartesel Il Iybee Island, : C.. when working
IN tho swamps, erecting forthcauons. Every man
seized with Typhoid and ether Fevers Fever and
Ague, parrhes nysentery, rheumatism, was cured
BY TIE Use q the Ready Relief
CAUTION.
10 all e2scs ask fer Railways Ready Relief Take
10 other See that the signature Of Railway 4 Co
I on the outside LABEL q each boule. Every agent is
supplied with new and fresh stock Price IS cents
per bottle Sod BY Druggists, Merchants and country
sloEekeepers.
RADWAY co,
q Maiden Lane, New York.
&C PEcE, Agent. Ellsworth, Ne, Iva
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" IIFN SfIEsf II VIII
CHOLERA, or niaTrhaa, or FluI
pysen,ery, Gramfs, aud Splsils
Bilious Cholie, or Gastri,is
Scarlet, Tyfhd ID, or other feyers
Influenza, cong r. or Colds
Inflammation Of The Stomach or Doysls
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Ri Uf3TiST. IUNBAGo. GOrT, NEURALGIA.
TouIH AeaE GROUP, INFLUENZA, SokE TIL DAT
epINZY. IftTHtkIA HoAtsENtss BgoNCHl-
us SIlFs JOINS, EN- ARGEn TFSp1NS, HEAD
ACHE, (Siek or Nefvon-,l ASTHMA, or HARD
RHFAFffISG
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Volunteers Attention Indiscretions OF
Youth.

Sores and Ulcers, Blotches and Sweliings, can
with certainty be radically cured if the Pills
tgsen night and morning, aud the Ointment be
freely used stated in the printed instructions
If treated any other manner, they dry up in ons
part and break out in another. Whereas this
Ointment will remove the humors from the system
and leave the patient vigorous and healthy mar, ,
1t will require little perseverance in bad cases
to insure a lasting cure.
For Wounds either occasioned by the Bay
onet, Sabre or the Bullet. Sores or Bruises
10 when every soldier and SAILOR are hAble
there are no medicines 90 safe, sure ard conven-
ientas IIolloway's Pills and Ointment The poor
wounded and almost dying Sufferer mi ght have his
wounds dressed lmmediatolv, it he would only
provide huas,lt with this matches Ointment ,
which shout De shrust into the wound aud smear
cI all ar uuI it, then covered With piece OF linen
from Aj- kuapslck and compressed with n hand
kcrohief. Taking night and morning or Pills
t. cutl the system AMI prevent Inflammation.
livery : iii,ts hnspsack aud Seamans cheat
should to provided with these valuable remedies.
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF


Should ne TAKEN INTERNALLY.
One dose will stop the pan its continued Will, N
few hours, cure The p4lleut
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DORTFoLros and Writing Desks, Of various
j styles, by
Sawyer / Burr.
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Il u truly marvellous how quick RAILWAYS READY
RELIEF cures the sgllereFs Of these malsdies. The
poor. crippled Anl pam trioken Rheumatic has NOT
u VAL GAYS before change taxes Place, but 10 few
minutes derives case and comfort
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~
I'REED0M NOTICE..

+ -.
For q valuable consideration have given to my
son Gilman, his time and shall not pay any debts
OF his contracting or claim any OF his earnings after
iii. date ABNEk BRAY.
Attrst:-ti, W. COLLINS
Deer Isle. March 9TH l~H. -
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RAILWAYS READY RELIEF

hAI'h y > l.EAl'l hEllEE
Proves Is sape'oziry 10 ether Nedlesues a, once
rs HIT 1Ss'GNFf9N
y TO relieve thr sHiferer II PUN 10 matter from
sh. cause Il may or z.aae where i may be seated
"a tie Heat FACE, or Threat;
IsIa the Hack SPINE or shosi Ter
l. n Tie A=tas Rresst or sic.
I'm The .e-ts 1-alhs, or Msso.ss
II u tie New feesA, or Ears
O. n any either PAR, Of tie aa5g, It's Application 10 the
plr, or parts whore t.c pam exists vii a5rA immeli-
0erei,ef
Ii SIZED WITH PAiS
II IRE stomach, Bowels, or kidneys
II =. Bladder, Spleen, Or LIVER
h the 4eeth Ears, or Throat
Ia the Brain or Nervous Systen
One teaspoontal OF RAILWAYS READY RElIEF
" a wnegASs q water wli', IN a few uILltCs, re-
store the IatcIt 10 c.4,e and comfort.
II Lame Cripple i, or Iei.riiden
Iffaslet, = 5iiei CT Burned
II Dfutsed, Wounded or CT
II Strsngd laJarri. or DISABLED
II sun STROKE, or seized With Flts
If WeAk II the Spine or Back
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Get the Best,

THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE
SEW ING II A G Il ] II 3
is ON eyhibition Mt
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Weakne IS and Debility induced by over
fatigue,

VIII soon disappear by the use OF these invalid
able Pills, and the soldier will quickly acquire
additional strength. Never let the bowels be
either confined or unduly acted upon. 1t may
seem strange that liolloways Pills should Be rec
commended FOR Dysentcry and FluI, many persons
supposng that they would increase the relaxation.
This is a great mistake for these Pills will correct
the liver aud stomach, and thus remove ell the
acrid humors from the system. This medicine
will give tone and vigor to the whole organic sys-
tenn, however derauged. while health and strcng tn
follow as a matter Of course. Nothing will stop
the relaxation Of the Bowels so sue as this ia
mons med cine
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ScOVll'S BLOOD & LIVER SYRUP

When these diseases frs: appear, which will carry out
Of the all he hunors and Mnrbiae Matter hroarh
the seere'lnns Of the skim Kidneys and Bowels also ~
store the liver ~ its proper action and the System t.
heai;h
Physicians IN an parts Of the sry are using ,hs
medicine IN their practice with great success.
- Pr sale by all principal druggists ard dca,ers-.
family medicines In the [ uited Stgtes.
II. IL. HAY " holesaIe Agent Portland, Me.
eaxl. II A l.. SCONII.L L Co
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SPRINGFIELD TIRE & MARINE ms. co.

Incorporated, ls49) SPRINGFIELD, MASS.
Cash Capital and Surplus. Jan. !, 1851.
slip, OS6.
Losses paid to date, 81, lle.6a3 80.
wx Conner, in Sce'y. \. PRsENAS, Prest
Il. Y. IfAYEs, Great Fails, n H., General Agent
for Maine aud New Hampshire
This old and we'll established Company continues to
insure the safe classes OF hazards at cquitse rates..
3ood selected detached, Dwellings insured for term
pfyears. reduced rates. No Premium Notes 10 Sign
No Assessments 70 Pay. APPLY TO
ly2J J.E. oSGooD Agent, Ellsworth.
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CAUTION,

&C PEck, Agent. Ellsworth, Ne, 1vi3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19

NAsHvnLE, Q p. n Dee l6.-During
last night Hood withdrew his right from
the river and took a position covering
Hillsboro, on Granny Whites and
Franklin Pixies, which had been carefully
prepared for this contingency.
he Was driven from the hrst line
easily, bat the second was very stubborn
ly defended, and at last heavily assault
ed three times before succeeding 1t
was carried, however, and twenty pieces
Of artillery and 2,O00 men. including
Gen. jackson and the remnant of his
division, were taken The enemy was
forced hack two miles, and his eatirs
army broken 10 two-pArts one
on Granny Whites Pike, aud one
on the Franklin Pike. with tbe
range Of blufy bills between them.
Steadmau is pressing down. with Wood,
on the latter, and A. J. Smith and Scho-
field and the cavalry Is pushing
dowa the former Hood can't make
another such day 8 fight while Thomas
is 10 a eendition to press him.
Everybody, white and black, did splen
didly. (Signed
H. M STANTON.
Ssc'y of War.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-19
HEADo'Rs DEPr. OF TIRE CUMBERLAsp, !
Eight miles from Nashville,
n. IL

HEADo' RS DEPT. OF TIRE CUMBERLAND,
Eight miles from Nashville,
Dec. l6-6 pm.
TO the President Of the United States,
Hon r N Stanton. and Lieut. Gen.
Grant: sa
This army thanks you for your appro-
baton Of It's conduct yesterday, and to
assure you that it is not misplaced,
l have the honor to report that the
enemy has been pressed at all points
to-day on his line Of retreat to The Bent.
wood Hills Gen. Hatch Of Wilson 8
corps OF cavalry, on the right, turned
the enemys left and captured a
large number Of prisoners-the precise
number not reported. Major General
Seho6eld's corps, next on the left of the
cavalry, carried several hills. captured
many prisoners, sud six pieces Of Artil-
lery. sa
Brevet Ma. Gen'l Smith, next on the
left Of Schoield, carried the salient
point of the enemy's line with MeMilleu' $
brigade of MeArthus's division, eaptur-
ing sixteen pieces Of artillery. two Briza-
der Generals, and about 2, 600 prisoners.
Brig. General Garrard's division OF
smiths command, next on the left Of
McArtkur's division, carried the enemy s
entEenchments, capturing all the artillery
and troops on that para Of the enemy s
line. 83a
Brig. Gen. Wood stroopson the Frank
lin Pike, teok up the assault, Capturing
the enemy's entrenehments, and in his
retreat also. capturing eight pieces OF
artillery, somelhing over 600 prisoners
and drove the enemy within one mile of
the Brentwood Hill Pass. Maj Gen.
Stsadman, commanding dstachmenss Of
the different armies of the Military Di-
vision Of the Mississippi, most nohly
supported Gen. Woods left, aud bore q
most conspicuous part in the operations
Of the day.
have ordered the pursuit to be con
tinued in the morning at daylight, al
though the troops are very much IA
/ tlgued, Much enthusiasm prevails.
1 must not forget 70 report the opera,
lions Of Brig. Gen. Johnsos, in success
fully driving the ehemy, with the co
operation of the gunboats under Lieut.
1 Commander Fitch. from their estsb
lishsd batteries on the Cumberland
below the city of Nashville, and Of the
success of Brig. Gen. Croxton's brigade
in covering and protecting our right and
rear in the operations OF yesterday and
today. Although believe no report oi
the numbers of prisoners captured By
JohRstOn's aud Craxton's bands, know
they have made large number. I an
also. glad to be able 70 state that ths
number Of prisoners captured Yesterday
greatly exceeds the number reported b.
telegraph eEeTsg -re
| The woods, fields and entrenehmept,
sre strewn With the enemy's small .arraI
abandoned in the retreat. In con
el1sion, / am happy to state that all ,hi
has been effected with but q very small
loss tosus. Oar loss probably does no
exceed 800, and very few killed.
uslSigned1 GEo. II THox1s,
Major General