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IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted.

! W DOW continues 10 be consulted at his Office n,
- and Et.cuit street. Boston, all diseases Of
FNlN A1b OF DELICATE NATURE
by lnug course Of stuiy and practical experience Il
dhni cd es'ci lr d has the qualification Of IRE
eu!T ;le unfortunate Nlil remedies that have never
Sine he hrst Introduced then, failed cure tie no.
alarming eases Of
go 0RaiIHA AND SYPHILIS
enfath Lis treatment all he horrors 81 Veneresi and
impure blood imp"cucy. Scruula Gonorrla.a Ulcers
pam and siss IN the reFi9ns Of procIeation nf ANNA
Ia ct The Hifd'r and kidr'ys, Iydroeele Abccsss
lamols ,h-hiH dwellings, and II long train of horrible
syHr ;1 attending this class Of disease are made TO be
enia a. .afnll,s the simplest ailings OF child
shNlNAL NEAkNESS
Pr p dcyoies part Of bis the treatment
% pse cas's caused by and solitary habit,
rams the body and mind uniting the unfortunate ind
Ndaa Tor business society Some Of the sad and mel
anchpy effects produced by early habits Of YOUTH ere
Ntahncss Of the Back and limbs Dizziness Of the head
Dinners Of sight, Paipatun of the heart, Dyspepsia
Nervousness, berSgement Of the digestive functions
symptoms a: Cons mfon &c The fearful effects on Tie
giiu1 much Ia be dreadd loss Of memory confusion
II ideas. Gcr sson Of spirits forebodin aversion
o! society sedsrust, midity &c. are among The evils
produced, such persons should. before contemplating
natrmony, consult PLY stefan of experience and be Al
orce restored TO health and happiness
Patients Who wish to remain under DR. Dows treatmen
few days weeks, will be furnished with pheasant
rooms, aud charges for buard Moderate
Medicines all parts Of the country with full di
recons fer use, receiving description of your case
Dr. bow has also for sale the French Capotes wsrren~d
the best preventive. Order by mail. Three for 81 and
n re.sf
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The best description Of weakness We
have ever heard is the wag's query to bis
wife, when she gave him some chicken
broth, If she would not try to coax that
chicken just to wade through the soup
once more. $50. aSg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-12-01

SICK OF FEyER.-A Wisconsin man,
stopping at the Astor House. New York,
tells the following
On Sunday, being DESTROYS of hearing
several of the more famous pulpit orators
of the metropolis, he went in the morning
to DR.. Caapin's church, but heard a
stranger preach from the text "But ST.
mons wife.s mother lay sick of fever"
In the afternoon he went to Beecher, s
church, and heard the same discourse
form the same preacher. Going in the
evening to DR.. Osgood,s church, he
found the same clergyman and the same
theme" Simon's wife's mother lay sick
ola fever" The next day the patient
hearcr of the thrice.told discourse wa:
crossing to Brooklyn in a ferry-boat
when the alarmbell in the Park agitateG
the.sir with its great shocks Of sound
and a man behind him iequired Why tina
bell was tolling. Looking up, he saw
the now familiar face of the preacher anc
was prompt to reply Il think Simon
wife's mother must be dead l hearC
three times yesterday that she was sici
Of % fever"
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SMOKING, AS UsuAI.-An exchange
tells thias story =
"Whiie General Grant was making his
trip to Montreal, it was currently report
ed at manchester, N. II, that he would
pass through that city, over the Concord
Railroad. So the waggish ticket-master
at that station informed few friends,
one morning, that General Grant was
expected on the afternoon train. Accord.
ingly a. that time large crowd assemb.
led and when the train came they were
grated with the sight Of a large, new
engine, bearing the name Of our fortunate
soldier. Among the victims Of this
misplaced curiosity was a jocose lawyer IA
military known as sam, who had seen
the general before, though we presume
the general had never seen Sam This
apostle Of Bacstone saw the engine and
the sell at the same time, and compIeh.
ending his situation at glance. bolted
iacontinently for the street and bis office.
AS he -eachsi the former he was asked
by knowing one. if he had seen the
general.
'sOh, yes said Sam, indiferently.
GLOW did he appear 2
"Smoking, as usual, was the clever
response.
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SALT IN FATTENING SWINE. A Cor,
respondent states some interesting exper;.
ments to test the use of salt in fattening
swine. He selected two pairs of barrow
hogs. weighing 200 lbs. apiece. One pail
received, with their daily allowance OF
food, two ounces of salt; the other pair,
similarly f,d, none. In the course of a
week, ii was easily seen that the sailed
pair had much stronger appetite than
the others, and after fortnight it was in
creased 10 two ounces apiece. After four
months, the weight OF the sailed hogs was
$50 lbs each. While that of the uasated,
five weeks later, reached only 800 lbs
The experiment was repeated with almost
precisely the same results. The corresp-
ondent feeds young pigs according to their
age, quarter of an ounce daily; breeding
sows very little during pregnancy,and dur
ing the heat of summer witholds it in a
degree from all, as it induces thirst and a
liability to disease. [-Sslse,ed.
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u II. EDDY,

1 FrfR IN N'ruslvc Practice ~ upward. 81 twenty
~ years. c'uiuuts +" seclre fatsHts tn the United
state. Hls' ." Hte4I itifsiu frucr and ether Foreign
v4ntf's. 'af'7tts. Specification E"nds, Assgnncnts
std adj 'ret= ar Tas s- If Patents. rNr,utt = IN ill.,
ef'it'-t1- rii ~i'h disF.tah- Researches n'alr inc
AEatel - Fors1s watks. e. d. STIninv Tia. validity
utS % t'Nis 90 hNeuii4isAnd legal or other aile,
Gi'r'i ~ rlatI+rs tguri rig lhe sstsr Crfir. Of IT,,
ct fits 81 aty Iatft tufui-fst ~ rrntipr one p.r
Assi-i refis Dc r.tis d At " ,shii.g;un
A.CcS isbat atll thu iar-sst N-r England trt
tr- vi i'ttt55s q " advantages sur securing Ia
#fsr.o' 'se'ft fr th# 5aisHi,Hy 1T -Vriiiaas ai
- -' - 70 +e' tsuTai > saleri' to- any Which
-H - .- f'4 ttyu et-s.te 1hr Testimonials below
.f4f 70. ye Sat rsHe Is NaRE It CCfssft LATaHE
tAftNlo III > Aatthe - ss-rh. .eti as Il CCfss
/ III ttsl FHt1ot TT Nh tNfN6tS AND Anil
Att i" 81 slt HHA5 -. IL ~ ST f!nt Ia
lr tt-t Ct rusrz tist,, ... oti.sr tficr If The tn
size ftr rttrss - Hrsifsst.s5 services rf5tr
T., rtri~e trare- # III ,tisrih-r during twenty
Faals .st, ',s s.,ed m ~ ,reuu.uIatr vast coffee.
Ia = -t'''cioas sud 9acal decisions relative u pa.
Tlr.r ,nelcs nj. ev.en.ye library Of legal AMI ne.
sAsl csl works. and nil ere.n i Of patents granted
ttr nii'G >itt' aad Ena ie egrI A,m able. hcsord
question. 10 rr superior I=e.strs bt ainis Patents.
AL It.. ,.-5 q .i.r. ~ I'm asla.,o. 10 rr,eure
rat,t atl he u-lt sr,: dsiay t!rTy. are here .av.d
inventors.
TsSrfsoStats:
" rcgNn' VII linS A. ~, Il t,e rron earqtis and
saec's'Hs rle;...5aefs with Nh "a have Lsa oGi, q
~, Iuoutse-" CHARLES MAS y.
oau,1i .sior, " rafent.
IL have ne he.aiipn in assuring inventors IA, they
r'rr' 'HI by Fcrs'n nor eomr't'rf aud iru,t,for
isg ali meT" capable Of putting their aip,.atjons IN
arm {" -''n - TEN Al cary aui fs"Ahe consider
alton AZ til tatvut O.ace
ipMt Nh BtBKE,
Late taHi missioner - Patents
VIZ u II fiiY Las IN tt!t ~ ne THIRTEEN apIii
t'tns tl az Of Aci, Patents have been grant,
d, .iH tit Helr fsndiag SUrli unuii.akaAoIe pro-,
d.. great ia' uid 4i.tt an hi part leads
1tud all inrei 6" ap'y II lIin TrUcnre their pa
rhS, a. 1rt my lie suge ~ having, the faithful
attention bestowed their cases. AID very reasonable
CHARGE JOHN TAGGARr,
During ei,t ron,ls, Tie .uhscriher in course Of HI.
arSe practice rasae tirsee rejected nppie iiun. SIX
tEtS APfEALS, iNkhh ONE Of which gAs decided
u A' iHoT, hF tlie Quinn tssioner Of Patents.
BOSTON, jan /. 1860 IytuS X. II EDDY.
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TEE EYE! THE 4 re!

Dr. E. KNIGHT has discovered a
s44SSss new treatment Tor the Eye, by which
SA| he is curing some of the worst cases CT
Blindness and deafness e, er known, without in
struments or pain.
ANCEkS-Dr. Knights new treatment for
Cancers surpasses all others now in use. 1t cures
without knife Ilaste or pain, and heals without
a scar. Every kind Of disease treated with great
sueeegs Ilumors of every kind eradicated from
the system. No charge for consultations. Office
259 fremont st., Boston.
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! Twenty frst-Youns gentlemen don't
squeeze them by the hand. and they like
pea nuts. -.
Twenty -seconl-They sing Beautiful
Dreamer and use sezodons
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WAR G. AIMS.
Pensions fer H'ospdcdor Disabiea Soldiers
IFidoles, Minor children, ~, So
cured BY
AT KsgEEEsAys. General Agent
ELLSWORTH, Ne.

EG-Escrv Soldier wounded in battle ard discharg-
ed discharged by reason OF sickness disease
contractt in Tie service, while In the line OF Ais
duty, j. entitled 10 a Pension.
r8-Ihe Willows aud Minor Children of every
Soldier who dies in the service or is killed IN battle
dies of wounds disease contracted in the se.-
vice are entitled to a Pension.
Ey-0rphan Sisters under sixteen, and SO hers
(whose husbands are dead, in law and neau,,) de-
pendent soldiers who have died in the scr, ice,
are entitled to Pension.
k5-A state and National Bounty is due and can
be obtained by me for the Widow, Children, Father
Mother or Heirs, OF ever! Soldier Who is killed
dies in the service.
&c BY an act of Congress passed March Sd, ls2I,
the Widow or Children of Nine Months volunteers,
who were killed in the service, entitled 500
Bounty.
sB- Back pay, arrears Of pay and all allowance
due the Soldier nj the time OF his DEATH be OBJ
tanned by me.
Applications sent hy mail, giving f,l particulars,
will be promptly attended To aud information civ en-
WITHOUT CHARGE.
A. r. EURSsfs3T.
Ellsworth Ne.
Office over Aikens stove Store, State Street
REFERENCES.
Arno Wiswell, Ellsworth.
l.. W, Perry, Clerk OF Courts, Ellsworth Is
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DR.. Dow, Ply stefan and Surgeon No Edcoit strs
Boston, consulted daily for all diseases incident H.
female system. Proiapsus Uteri, falling the Womb
Flour Aibus suppressio aud other menstrual detapre
mrnts are all treated upon pathological principirs
and speedy relief guaranteed in very days So i'm
variah'y Ger ain is the mode Of treatment that mos
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the afflicted per
son soon rejoccs in perfect health.
DR. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure of diseases Of women and children than any other
ply stefan in Boston.
boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish 70
stay in Boston a few days under his treatment.
DR.. Dow since ls45, having cont ned his whole atten
ton to an office practice for the Of private Diseases
and Female Complaints, edges superior in the
United States
n BAH letters must conta four red stamps or they
will not be answered.
Office Hours from s A. NJ. to =. NJ,
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REMOVAL.
C0MEh'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

i. REMOVED from the building in which it has
been located for eighteen years past, to
ANGRY HALL,
No 323 Washington street, corner of West street
(entrance from each street, where the elegant,
spacious and lofty possess the most perfect
ventilation and comfort, aud having been aewly
furnished, and replete with every convenience, -
the Ladies Department, as heretofore, being en-
tirely separate.
Grateful for the very generous confidence re
po,ed in him during the last t,etny fee years, the
subscriber hopes with increased facilities and un'
firing energy in promoting the interests of hi.
Students, to merit and receive a continuance O.
public patronage.
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Misttltaneoas.'
HomeIv- Girls.

. :
The editor of the1Cleyeltnd Herald, hay-
ing been tolerably profuse in his compli
ments 70 the pretty girls OF Cleveland has
been requested to say a good thing in be-
half Of the homely ones land he does it thus:
First--The h6mely girls Of Cleyel aud
are in hopeless minority. but they mean
well.
Second They go to church every Sun
ay and are fond of their meals. They had
rather have their meals regularly than a
new bonnet.
'Third-they understand their business,
and wear No. 6gaiters.
Fourth-They are bright, intelligent. de-
void Of low Jealousy, fond OF music, dance
at Garrett's Hall as though it was the,
chief aim Of life, and always, 90 in when
it rains.
Fifth-Tkey always thank the gentlemen
for giving them seats in the street cars;
never fiirt with the bAys-bccause it's out
of their line--and keep out of the fire.
Sixth-They never have lhalf dozen
young sprigs keeping company with them.
Seyenth--They wash their own handker-
chiefs,iron their own collars,and darn their
own stockings. *
Eighth-They neverwear waterfalls that
weigh over Que hundred and fifty pounds.
and have neither rats" nor other an
mails in their hair.
Ninth They don't call the young bloods
and other trash, perfectly splendid"
Tenth-They never eat between meals.
Eleventh-They are all going to get mar
RED
Twelfth-Thcv will all marry we'll
Thirteenth-Theirch children will be bright
and lights shining in the world.
Eourteenth-They won't keep hired girls
till their husbands can afford them.
Fifteenth They sleep under mosque
to bars when nyenient.
Sixteenth-They cain make coffee and
nut cakes, and can do cAamberwork.
Seventeenth-Th are 0. X.
Eighteenth-Thcy are homely, but oh
Jerusalem
Ninetecnth-They know they are home
ly.
Twentieth-They persPire when the Their
mometor is at 81 in ths shade, and wear
gored waists. So IL s.s.ss.ssss
1 Twenty firss-Young gentlemen don't
squeeze them b.. the hand, and they like
peanuts.
Twenty seconl-They sing" Beautiful
Dreamer. and use Sezodons.
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2 Ir.wiil you take the Life Of Sher.
nau. n,Am,' said Boston bookseller
% Mrs. fartingtoa, as she eyed the con-
tenfs Of his shelves. ''Land c'Goshen,
no,'' replied tho old lady. ''why should
Y9The General never mis!es ed me.
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"R,nfed,

4 RESPONSIBLE NAN,-one who has the
confidence of his neichbors, from whom recon-
mendations will be required. to take the sale in
each town Of BRADSTREET"S RUBBER
MOULDING AND WEATHER STRIPN,
for doors ard windows. will give such person
a profitable business aud deal vita him and thro'
him to his customers fairly, and warrant the art,-
Gle to give perfect satisfaction, or no sale One
who is willing to work, and ob!iging to all pre-
tcrrod An early application necessary.
Apply to r BRADSTkEBT,
51Nashington street, Boston.
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JE CAME g. Co.
BILLIARD TABLE

MANUFACTURERS,
100 COURT STREET. BOSTON,
Tables with Patent Improved Combination Cush-
ions. Patent Pocket Supporters, &e Cloths, balls
cues, cue points, cue cutters cue clamps, cue WAX
waters French chalk maees. bird ges, brushes
pockets and trimmings constantly on hand. Al
repairs and reftting old tables with our new i'm
provements, and turning AID coIoring balls done
in the bes; manner.
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STEAMERS.
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N Ship Company.

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N Ship Company.
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Most Pleasant, Reliable, and Comfortable Route
The fine, commodious and powerful Steam
Ships
Y A ZOO,
l,sOO Tons burthen, Capt. Gro w Couch, and
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l,50O Tons burthen, Capt JoHN THOMPSON, will
leave Smiths Wharf, Town Point,
FOR NEW YORK
every TUESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS,
at S'clock.
Returning, will leave New York from Pier Il
North river, every SATURDAY and WEDNE,S-
DAY, at II NJ
G9s~ Excursion Tickets issued at RED UCED
ATES.
Passage AMI Fare, with superior State Room
acconn)d at ions, SIP. DO
For Freig hit or Passage, apply to
e. HEINEkEN 4 PALMORE,
Agents, New York.
j. NJ. SMITH BROTHER,
aull-tf Agents, Town Point Norfolk.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Additional Details ny the Steamer
China.

We give some additional interesting details
OF foreign advices brought by the steamer
China
Tie steamers Hecia and City Of Manchester
left on the same day for New York, and the
Baltic for Halifax and New York
The steamship Scotia arrived at Cro1khavcn
on the morning of the Goth and Liverpool on
the 3Oth The Europa arrived at Havre On
the 9th. .....
The arrest of Fenians continue Of daily oc-
eurrence, particularly in the Irish Provinces.
The London Times suggests that the Prince
Of Wales should visit Ireland occasionally, and
shows that the Royal family has passed more
time on the continent than in the sister king
dom.
The Times correspondent in America rep
resents the Fenians as mastering 900, 300 men
in America.
Sir Robert Peel Chef Secretary of ireland
has been summoned before the magistrate by
Robert Guy, a Dublin banker, in consequence
Of an alteration in a railway carriage.
The Philadelphia correspondent of the Lon
don Times says: President johnson has taken
a decided conservative stand, aud has thrown
his protection over the conquered Confederate
States e
The Times has an editorial on this fact, and
expresses the belief that the enent and gem
erous policy of the President will, within the
next few months enable the Southern States
again to send representatives to Congress
1t was stated that an effect was about to be
made by Committee of Confederate bond
holders to induce the Stock Exchange Com
mittee to admit them to the privilege of quo
tatiou.
Barings Circular reports considerable trans
actions in Southern States stocks, but gives
no quotations.
The Countess de Paris has given birth to q
daughter, at Twickenham, near London A
large number of the royal family Of France
were present on the occasion.
Alderman Phillips, of the Hebrew faith, has
been unanimously elected Lord Mayor o.
London.
The will of the late Mr.. Golden, executed
on the day before his death, has been sworn tc
as devising under $4,000 stearl n worth o.
property, t. ----
A writer in the Times asserts that the goIc
fields of Nova Scotia, if properly worked
would equal those in Australia.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE,

ONLY TWO AND A HALF NILES FROM
THE CITY OF NORFOLK
The undersigned offers for sale the well known
FARM on the Elizabeth River, only two and a
half miles from Norfolk, belonging to Col T. C.
Lindsey.
This Farm is beautifully and delightfully."- sit
uated, being bounded on two sides by the Eliza
beth River, and within full view of the mouth OF
James River The DIV ELLING HOUSE is com
modious, and with a small expenditure in the
way of repair, can be made very comfortable.
FIR U I S -
There is upon this Farm an excellent Young
Orchard of Apple, Pear, Peach, and Cherry
Trees.
FISH AND OYSTERS.
Immediately in front of the Dwelling is a fine
Fishing Beach, and with but little trouble or ex-
pense, every variety of Fish can be caught.
Oysters in abundance are to be had within a
stones throw Of the shore.
RACE TRACK
One part of this Farm has been used for several
years past as Race Track, and has been pro-
nounced by those who have seen it. to be one OF
the finest in the South.
The Farm contains one hundred and fifty acres,
and Is in high state of cultivation. The soil is
well adapted to the growth of Corn, Wheat,
Peas, and Vegetables of all kinds.
As an additional indueement to purchasers,
will state that this is regarded as one of the mo
healthy locations IN the vicinity Of Norfolk.
Persons desiring to purchase, may learn further
particulars in regard to this Farm by applying
to the undersigned, at his office, on Main Stree !,
Norfolk, Va. opposite the Atlantic Hotel.
oc42aw4w JAMES w. HINTON.
THO SINGLE GETTERS..--A pa
TENT SHINGLE-MAKING MACHINE is
offered for sale, great bargain. The scarciy II
Shingles at present offers an inducement to those
DESTROYS of profitable employment; and the OF k
ing of such machine cannot help being prof.
table. For further information, apply at
jy 28-tf THIS OFFICE.
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A RARE CHANCE FOR INVEST
IN ME MT IN CITY LOTS!
THE BESTHOT,EL SITE IN THE CITY,
ELEVEN vALUnB Bile BUILDING LOTS Fer
r.


ELEVEN VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS Fer
SALE
Owing to the great and increasing demand for
Stores, Offices, and Dwelling Houses, in the CEN
trail part Of the city, the owner has been induca
to offer for sale that valuable unimproved piece of
property at the corner of Main and Nebraska
Streets, on which the, old City Hall and Jail for
merly stood
This property stands next to the centre of bust
in the city, and is so located as of necessity
it must Immediately be brought into requisition
for business purposes, in view of the rapidly i'm
proving condition Of the city, and consequent ex-
tension Of Stores for the accommodation of trade.
The location of this property is midway be-
tween the Market House and the Depot of the
Norfolk and Petersburg Railroad, which will be
in operation now in a few months 1t is also
equally close to most ofthe steamboat landings And
the entire site presents an unsurpassed location
for new Hotel, which the increasing business OF
the city already calls loudly for. A Hotel built
on this entire property could be arranged to have
two fine Stores on Main street and the Hotel en-
trance, besides eight or ten Stores on Nebraska
street, all of which could be rented at once so
great is the demand for business locations
If not sold entire, the property will be divided
off into eleven Building Lots of rs feet front EACH
and sold on terms to suit purchasers The Lots
fronting on Main street will extend back 100 feet
and those on Nebraska street extend back from
Is to so or 80 feet
The owner deems it unnecessary to say anything
here in regard to the rapidly increasing valve of
demand which already exists for Stores, offices
and Dwellings, must at once see its desrability
Apply at DAY BOOK OFFICE.
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