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Gents Furnishing Goods

Selected with special reference To our trade. all Of
which we offer at the lowest mari ct prices.
Our Custom department Is filed with the choicest
Of foreign and domestic Cloths Cassimeres and Vest
ings, which we cut and make UP to order in the
latest styles at short notice
toAll kinds Of Military Unifjrms made up sccor ling
regulation Afull assortment OF Infantry should
er straps constantly on hand.
For particulars inquire at No and Bank Block.
C0LVER n TURN.
May &
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FRESH CRACKERS.

w NE. MiIk, Water. Fox, Boston and IuTiln-'
w ton Crackers For safe AZ ..,-.
May ID. hISSELLo
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Brare Soldiers - Sailors,
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
OINTMENT.

4 IL who have Friends and Relatives in the Army
~ or Navy, should take especial care, that they
Pee anulp supplied with these Pills and Ointment ;
and where the brave soldiers and Sailors have ne
elected o. provide themselves with them. no better
present can be- sent them by their friends. They
have hoen proved % he the Soldiers never-fi I'M.
friend i1 tie o.. ur 90 need.
Gnuahs and foIds aUcctfn~ .roov.
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have been 10 the army Lr.U 81.
for foua teen m0ntbs-speechless and nearly t..-
At Alton, ill.,, they gave me bottle q Plar-r-.
BitteTs. Three bottles restored ms .r..r..
and cured me.
c A. FLACTF-
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TIE Plantation tiers make tis wea. --5a--
lan-uii brilliant. and are exhausted nature
res,arer. They are c.llpo-c- of -le ce-eara-.
isly4 AK, Wiats--Ieeu, sa-sliras Roots
DC, all preserved 10 perfectly pure S. cr..z i--
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- Thou wilt -eal l.e tIyu r.r-.,. u.r....
thy Plantation Btters- 81 wife la- teen -r...
benefited by their use
Thy friend, ASA CURRlN, Pl.-.l. e.. li.l- Pr.
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Fine Ready Made Clothing

For Spring and Summer wear, which for quality and
price will isv0rably compare with ANYTHING Ia this
northern market, aud to which respectfully cali
the attention Of the purchasing public
We have the latest novelties in MEMS AND
BOYS CLOTHING, manufactured expressly 10 our
own order, and every garment warranted to give
satisfaction, together with a fashionable stock Of
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NV end Secondhand, from the hest nanufi-to-
y fi-s. Constantly on hand, fully warranted and
~ les prices than they can De- bought and trans
fcrTed from the cities. At
u. J.. SruRYS Music Store.
Nut
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The correspondent of the Herald states
that Gilmore advanced to within short dis
lance of PeteTsburgh but being informed by
a woman that the rebels were prepared 10
receive him, having obtained information of
the movement the day previous, he decided
to return, which he did safely with only p
wounded Gen. Kautz by another road sur
prised and entered the rebel works by a brave
dash, capturing several pieces of artillery
and number of prisoners, but not being
co-operated with by Gilmore, was Obliged
to fall back, bringing his prisoners and cap
tured guns with him. The gunboats on the
Appomatox threw many shells into Peters
burg during the movement.
Grants position remained unchanged.
The enemy are busiiy throwing up iortIf-
cations in the vicinity Of Summer and Bot
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GOING NORTH:
GOING SOUTH;

GOiNG SUI III
DAYTIME } Leave R0use's FONT Daily.
From Rsa,,'' P9taf. at So except SUNDAYS
ga arrival Of rain from Mont eai, VIA Vt. Cana
d4 Railroad. connecting with Boats at Burlington
90 1000 A A. at Ticondcroga at p. ". with
Lafe George Boat, reach Whitehall at 4il p.
~ Do season for the Train connecting at Troy and
tliauV with splendid Steamers On the Hudson
River. AMI with NIGHT EMPRESS IRdiN TO
THE VEST.
WIGHT LINE Leave Ronscs Point Daily,
SO T.. VI. {tcxcept saturdays and sun
DAYS au arrival of Train from Montreal ami og-
dc1s ur-l, arriving at Burlington 40 Is p 81, and
r,Icl.a. Whitehall al 5.ii 4. g.. ia time for En-
pres. Train reaching New York at lao p. 81, AMI
Irls Line connecting with the Hudson River Day
flat from Albany. 90 A. We reaching New ! orr
90 T.. 81. and buffalo and Suspension Bridge al =
An the Line. will he run via Port Kent and
Pltlr,'urE-
Flre rs Toe as BIZ cay other Route.
rHROUGu TICKETS by this Line between
rle principal places iu the Northern states can ne
procured at tlc
Company, ore., Ber os, c9a-f H7s's square,
H.rIiisfaa. B
HTHtcr. Agent 80 Commissioner Street, Mon
treai.
on hoirl Lake Cdamplaiu Steamers.
%. CAEF.rlr. Pier D.. Foot Liberty street, y. y
tHt-. IlrGrAv. go Broadway, y. Y
un -oars Hudson River Steamers.
Ilu|- H River Railroad Offices, ~ D.
Ial.l Depot. Troy. y. \.
E.Ifh.rl De- is Depot Albany.
a 4stFIgE lHEChfU THHgt GH Passengers
la. Hl.. .u transported itIu Carr t9 Boats
l..l. r.e u.I.t- TO hur.in-t ID. sres ef t-l.f.
Ir.I -ir- tIttu tf Lowest liifvs.
IIIOS. ~. CANFIELD.
Wet-'I. Court House Square, burlington Vt
AH -aar
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The following Il from the Manager o. The r-..
Hmm ecL--L ~ mo -L--dr.- - 49,

me following u lrpul the manager n Che { r.r
Home school for the Children pf t0Intear.
HAvENEYER Mansion. ttFrY-Srvryrp So
New York, August . I---.
20 DR. DRAKE Your wonderful Plantation r.-
tiers have been given 90 some ~ our 4rr.e a
suffering from weakness ant weak lun-s win .
happy effect. one little -iTi. 10 par-iel..r -.
pains in her head, loss Of appetite, and daily wee.
ing consumption, on whom al mellca. ed
been exhausted, has been entirely re-t.-. .
commenced with but a tca-peouiul ~ hl-,--.
Her appetite and strength rapidly iucr..-
she Is now we'll.
Respectfully Mas. O. " Iz---
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The Great Indian Remedy
FOR FEMALES.

On. MATTIsON's INDIAN EMMENAGOGUE
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's have given t.e Plantation fit.
tori.h. o. clc-fs
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C. MOORE a-i Broadway. - o.
g. &C. &C. &C. &C.
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Ga. VS.. o. .tNUT -F-.
sur't solder Ga--. .l-.l---. he
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rERsoNs nr FrLL mARITs. VIA

=. ~. DRAKE s Co.
21- Broad way, y. ;
February 9Th dawiE
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CHINA HALL.

HOWES PL4TFORM 4ND COUNTER SCsLES
III iu all their varieties. Mlrraut.i O. Pee As -l-
rect and perfect wlrkiu. Scale a. any iu The mare
ket. For sale .0w, ay
e. s. uLOnGETr & co..
College street.
Burlington, Dec. litl.
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SILVER Plated CAsroRs.

NOW opened over twenty different varieties
y fine opportunity % make q friend a yalls .e
present
N IL Il T. 2 TIN Z
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LADIES', MISSES AND cHILDREx's

DALMORAL Boots and Conercs, Gator. made 81
ID Rid and Glove Calf. double aud sil.ie .ole.
lust received at PAuUTA :.
siAy Sc l5i Church ~.
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800 D''"' Timothy 4. seed pr,Rcrs
April l5-
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WAR Der 7 WASHINGTON. .
june l2-l2 =. NJ. (

pAAAlN - "
To Mo-. Gcn. Dll
\ dispatch from Hunter,
dated G clock morning, June Sth, a, Staun-
ton, reports
We met the enemy at Piedmont last
Sunday. 55h- killing Nm. Z. Jones, their
commanding general, and totally routing
them, after battle OF 10 hours duration
We captured ! 800 prisoners altogether; we
captured 900 men and over 90 officers on
the field of battle, also 3 900 stand Of small
arms, three pieces of artillery and a vast
quantity Of stores. We have to-day effected
junction with Crook and Ayerill -
1t is stated i'll another dispatch, unofficial,
dated Stanton 9th, that our infantry was
engaged burning ties and bending rails east
and west. All the government and railroad
buildings have been burned at Staunton. We
leave tomorrow.
A dispatch from Grants Headquarters.
dated yesterday p. NJ, reports the rebel
cavalry yesterday made dash into Wilson'S
lines near Lenny House. Wilson this morn
ing sent out part OF Mclntosh's brigade to
see where the enemy was. Their pickets
were driven back and the outer line forced,
the cavalry passing over the entertainments.
About a mile west of Bethesda Church, Me
lntosh came upon Fields division of infantry
and having accomplished the purpose of his
reconnaissance returned. He killed and
wounded number of rebels, and brought
away four or FIVE prisoners. He had l6
killed and wounded.
Dispatches from Sherman dated Head
quarters, Big Shanty, Ga, this morning have
been received. They state that our lines
were within four OF five hundred yards of the
enemy. but no fighting yet.
EDWIN NJ. STANTON,
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C'ORN AMI Sean Planters.
I At r--r-E-.
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>TS.
A endless variety az
March p.
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ommerctaI colleges.

Located IN Eighteen Leldi1c Commercial Cities in
lAe Lu--.a s..l.. .-- $500 - -----.---
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HIN. DRURY. BuFlinzt'n-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-07-22
IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted,

nR pow continues to he consulted at his Office, Nos
L and E'iicott Street, BoSton, all diseases OF a
PlaN NTE OK DELICATE NATURE.
Rs long of study and practical experience Ct
unlimited eAteit nr. u has the qualification of pre-
seun the unfortunate with remedies that have never,
silce he introduced them, failed to the most
al aiming cases II
90 o2RIG.A AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors Of venerea and
impure blood, lmpoiency ScrofIla Gonorrhu,a cers,
pam in the regions Of creation, inamma-
tiuu II tn, BLADDER and Kidneys lydrocele, Abctsses,
unas hi.htul Sytllinss AMI tie long train OF horrible
symptoms attending this class q disease, made be
some ~ harmless as the SIMPLEST ailings OF a child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
DR. u. deyotes great part ot his time to the treatment
o those cases caused hy and solitary habit which
ruins body and ird uniting the unfortunate ind
vidual business society sme of the sad and mel
auchoy effects produced ny carly habts of YOUTH are
Weakness of the Back aud limbs Dizziness OF the brad
DiutrNs Of sight, PaipatiOn ct the heart Dyspepsia,
>eryusRsss DerangcInsnt OF tire digestive functions,
symptoms q Consumption &c The fearful egacts the
mind are much he dTrad,d loss OF memory. confusion
Of IDEAS spirits. Evil forebodiugs, aversion
Of society seIldisTst ttniy DC, among the evils
prolucei, such persons should bet<e contemplating
matrnnny consult physician Of experience, and be at
0 ee restored to health aud happiness
Patients vino i-h min under Pr poN's treatmeu
A few DAYS or wetss, VIII hr furnished with pleasant
rooms and charges f1r board moderate.
Medicines to all parts Of the country, with full di-
rectipis fpr use receiving description of yo1r
Dr. pew has also for sale the French Capoes warcnted
tlr bt-t lses order hy Esail. Three Ion 81 and
a red stamp.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
tn Females in Delicate Health

DR. bow, Physiciau amt Suvseol No 4 Edicou steet
Bton is consulted daily for all diseases Incident to the
Elnar system Pralsp-us teri, failing u the Womb
Flour tlbus Supprrssiou and other menstrual de auge
mrnts are all treated upon rlt'mogiea principles
and speedy reei gu1rante in very few days so in
yarinly is the new mode of treatment, that
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the afflicted per
son soon rejuices in perfect health.
Or Dow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure OF diseases of and cldrea, than ay ether
physician in Boston,
Dssrdng Accommodations for patients who may wish tt
STAY in Boston few days under his treatment.
lr Dow since 1915, having confined his whole alter
ton 70 an Office practice for tn" Of private Diseases
and Female plants acknowledges superior in ;hs
United States.
viii not be answered,
Once Hours from s A. NJ. to 0 p. M
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-Minster Dayton has given Captain Wins
low a dinner in Paris. Io deserves rousipg
good one every day for the rest of his life.
BATH on IIAvo.-Tn response t. call for a
company of 100 day recruits from Gov. Cany to
Mayor Putnam of Bath, public meeting wa
Called and on motion OF Captain james Drum
nond, Committee was appointed to raise $1,000
as IA bounty to those who shpuld respond, and
another Committee appointed to canvass the city
for voluntcerS-1im@.
MIR Sands, of the Eastern Express Com
pany has Cautiously furnished us with a letter
frem Capt. Nye of the 10Th NJ ,ine, from which
We learn that the 18th, Nth, 18th, 29th and 30th
Maine regiments arrived at Fort Monroe on
Tuesday last l2th, and that they probably
going up to Washington. No doubt they have
arrifed at Washington ere this, and perhaps arc
now after the rebel riiless.- LsiriSton JouruaI.
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Shipping Nous.

IrRoV nEssRs. GREEN CO, DEER lslE ]
GREENS LANDING, Ale, July H-Ar l2th,
,eh NurtAeia CAief, Hopkins, Gloucester, bound
Gshus.
Az 18th. sch c lumbia, Fiftll, bound fsn'ng
Ar ltth, sch Matilda. Judktus, kockland.
Ar l5th, sch cilsa.siOn, knowlt,n, trom Boston
Ar 10Th, sch Forest, CcusIs, MI.br'dee ior
Portland.
Ar 18th, sch Golden Eagle, HcN1rick, from
Eay St Lawrence with go bbls ot +. hackerel'
Ar 18th, sch Fannie Lensey, Portland for
GouidSbnss
Cleared ssk Essex, IIanblen, for Rcehaai.
DisA,rER-J July lith, sch oreadna, Bennett
BOUND from Hancock to Rockland with cargo Il
wood struck on BOWS Ledge. of Burnt Land
p int beer isle, about sunset Monday ihe i!th
inst. 1t vas very toggy at the time and the wind
BLOWN fresh. Remained on them till ths l.th,
losing his entire dock load before he could get
OF Is now at this place waiting repairs.
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I I'd.

North Sedgwek--4th inst, Mrs Ruth, wife of
Leonard Grnde, and daughter of the late Sam
mel Hale of Brooklin, aged 60 years. Shc made
profession of her faith in Christ by uniting with
the Baptist church in Brooksvile, at the age of
Is, and ever after susa med christian character.
She bore her sickness Of 20 years with chrstion
composurc, and departed in hopo of rest above.
She leaves husband, one and four daug hters
corrected.
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Nj a r r / & d.

Rnsuorth-July 18th, by Rev n. NJ. Williams,
Mr.. Wm 0. Mcdonald to Misc annie A, austin,
b. 9TH Of Ellswagta.
EllsgartA--Iuiy 10th, BIZ Rev DR.. Tenney' MI
J,ha q Noore Of e.. to Miss Frances j. GaTd ler
OF Castue.
North sedguick-Des. c, 1868, by Rev L. 5,
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STATE o.. Maine.

EXECUTIVE DEFARTNENT
Augusta, July 2oh 1864
IN adjourned session of the Executive Council
viii be Ii, Id at the Council Chamber in Augusta, on
Monday, the eighth dav Of August ext.
Attest :--EPHRAIM FLINT JE,
Secretary of State,
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CERTAIN CURE
IN al CASES, on NO CHARGES MADE

Dr. Dow is consulted daily, kor, a. " to P NJ as
above upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
name nj nature having by his rnwesried attention and
extraordinary success gained reputation which Calls pa
u.nts lIon all parts At the Country To Obtain advice
sAmong the physicians in Boston, noie STANG MINER 10
he rrf,ssien than the celebrated On. DON, MOI Endi
c6t steet Boston Those who need the sesPic Of an
enerienett, physician and surgeon should syehiin call
T. S.-br Dow imPertE and has tor sae new @tuc $
called the French Secret. ordei by mail Two for 81
aud red stamp. .,o
Boston, ApTil, ls6i i!A'H
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Trip, Mr. Charles P. Anderson OF Brooklin, to
Miss Augusta A. Closson of Bluehill.
Tremont-July 18th, by $. G Rich, Esq, Mr..
Nelson Thurston, to Miss Sylvia Webster, all of
fremont.
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OVER EIGHT PER CENT INTEREST

| In currency, and are of equal convenience as per-
manent or temporary Investment.
1t is believed that no securities offer great in
ducencnts to lenders the various descriptions q
t. $. Bonds, In al other forms of indebtedness.
the fah ability of private parties stock com.
panIes or separate communities only Is pledged for
| payment while for the debts of the United States
the whole property of the country Is holden to
cure the payment OF both principal and interest In
coin.
These Bonds may be subscribed for In sums from
$50 up any magnitude, the same terms, and are
thus made equally available to the smallest lender
and the largest capitalist. They can be converted
into money at any moment and the holder will have
the benefit of the interest.
It may be useful to state In this connection that
the total Funded Debt of the United States which
interest is payable in gold, the Sd day Of March,
1si Sa6s 965 900. The interest on this debt for
the coming fiscal year will by s45,937 1876 while the
customs in gold for the current fiscal year.
ending jane 3oth 1S,4 has been far at the rate Of
over 100 600 per annum.
1t will be seen that even the present gold
of the Government largely In excess OF tho
wants of the Treasurer for the payment of gold In
terest, while the recent increase Of the tariff will
doubtless raise the annual receipts from customs
the same amount Of in,portations, to Sl5o,OOO00o
per annum.
Instructions to the National Banks acting loan
agents issued from tile United States Treas
ury until March 26, but in the first three weeks CT
April the subscriptions averaged more than TEN
MILLIONS WEEK.
Subscriptions will be received by the
First National Bank of Bangor, Me.
First National Bank of Bath, Ne.
First National Bank of Brunswick. Me.
First National Bank of Portland, Me.
And by all National Banks
which depositaries Of Puplic money, and all
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
throughout the country (acting agents OF the Ma
tonal Depository Banks,) will furnish further nfor.
nation application and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY TO SUBSCRIBERS.
LOW isis
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AYor's Cathartic Pills

Are the most perfect plrsatyc which we are able
to produce which We think ha- ever been made by
any body Their effects have abundantlv shown q
the community how much they excel the ordinary
medicines in They safe and pleasant to take
but powerful To cure Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities of the body remove the
distinctions Of it, organs. purity the blood, and
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breed aud grow distemIcr. stimulate sluggish or dis
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II hta thy tone with strength to the Whole system
Not only do they cure tie everyday complaints ct
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At the same time IN diminished doses. the safest aud
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HuEar.Coatcd, tiicy are pleasant to take and being
purely vegetable, free from ans risk of harm
Cures have been male which surpass belief were
hey not sub'tantiatsd b. men of such exalted posi-
tiun aud character, to forbid the suspicion of
truth. Many eminent Crrgymen and PLY sicians have
lent tAeir NAMES 10 ccrfy 10 the public the reliabili.
" Of uur remedies, Willie others have sent the
suraucc Of their conviction that our Preparations
contribute immensely to the relief ef afflicted,
suffering fellow men
The Agent below named IS pleased TO furnish graz
It's orr American Almanac, tanning directions for
the use and ccstidcatcs OF their cures, Of the follow
Costi7encss, Billions Complaints, Rheumatism,
Drupsy heartburn Headache arising from foul stnn-
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Bowels and pain Arising ticge!rom tatulenrv, Loss
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stimulating the system, cure many complaints which
it Ould hot be supposed they could reach, such as
Deafness. Partial ;luGncvs, Neuralgia and N6rI ous
Irritabiiity, bcranreiueus Of the Liver and Kidneys,
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DO not he pat Of BIS unPriacpCd dealers with 9th
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Demand ~ EI.'s and take no others. The sick want
the hest aid there is for thrm and they should have II
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1n2r
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REMOVED.

The undersigned has removed hissteck Of goods
70 the store on Main Street, ;ently occupied by
Mr L. o. Walker and formerly improved by him
self.
JOHN D. RICHARDS.
Ellsworth, March 25. 1854 10
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

PoRrrApD-Ar llth, schs Mary Elizabeth,
Freeman. Nj Desert. Little Republic, Kendall,
B,ugor. ,,.,r
Al 18th, sehs Elmorel, Bunker, Miilbl ids'
Dove, Thprston, Bangor; CFarn'w5rtn, Blak /,
BuCkspoTt
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Get tho Best,
THE EMPIRE SHUTTLE
:: s 3 W I II 9 N A G Il ] = 3
is on exhibition ut
A. T.. JELLISONS,

where all are invited to ca Il and examine.
1'HE Empire Machine has taken any quantity
l. of Premiums, and would have taken more
Premiums if there had been more FAIRS.
Why The Empire Machine is better than any other
l. 1t makes the lock a shuttle stitch, which
will neither mp nor yaucl, and alike both SIDES
2. 1t has neither cam nor cog wheel, and the
least possible friction, and runs smooth glas +,
and is smphaticahy lNotseirss Machine.
5. ltperforms perfect sewing on every descrip-
ton of material, from leather to the finest muslin
with cotton, linen silk thread from the cnars-
est to the finest number.
A. 1t requires fifty per cent less power to drive
it than any other machine. girl . years of
rk it steadily without fatigue or inju-
ry to health.
5. Its strength and wonderful simplicity of
construction render it almost impossible to get
out OF der, and is guaranteed to give entire sat-
isfacton.
6. Its seams firm and beautiful, being
mike on both sides, leaving no ridges to wear oil
by washing and ironing.
I. The tension of both threads is got on the
surface of the machine; you do not have to turn
the machine up SIDE a0cn to get the tension OF the
lower thread. When the tension is once adjusted
on the Empire Machine any quantity OF sewing
can be done without change.
s. Its sealus cannot be removed without pick
ing or cutting them, as it is firm solid stitch.
9. This machine has been examined by the
most profound experts and pronounced to be SIM
| piicity and Petfeetton combined.
10. We respectfully inYite all who may desire
to supply themselves with superior article to
call and examine this CariVaied Machine. 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
- oue of the Empire Machines can be seen
in operation, at Miss AIDA IlIGHT's Dress and
Cloak Making Room, over A. +. Greeleys Store,
Main Street. 81