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DESTROY THEIR EGds.-- The American
tcnt.caterpiIlars or lackeys, so deatruet.
i've to the early foliage of wild cherry
trees and apple trees, become moths il
July, and lay their eggs in July and Au-
gust. Various methods for the icstruct.
len and determination Of these pests are
rcsorted to by thrifty aud enterprisina
farmers and gardeners and to be success.
full, they should be universal. One OF
the most effective methods to prevent
their ravagcs is to seek the eggs of the
moths during these fine spring mornings,
which, when found, as they easily may
be, especially in young orchards, clip the
twigs wherever they are deposited with Il
sharp instrument and burn them. Nur-
series may thus be cleared of them
Shears and knife, with basket in which
to place the twig, aud a ladder, are the
equipments necessary for this important
work. Let it be done this mouth, as
farmers have more time to attend to it,
and besides it is less and splcasantcr work
than after the eggs are Matched into de-
vouring worms, for then is seed.time
pressing with its multiarious demands
tor labor. Not only apple-trccs, but all
the wili.cherry.trees, on and aboat the
farm premises, should be thoroughly, dill
gently and most carefully searched, that
this evil may be prevented in its ellbry.
onic state Boston C@ltirQtor.
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HUNNEWELL'S
Universal Cough Remedy.

There is, probably. no line of diseases which ha
been more enormously treated than 1hroat an
Lung Complaints.
Tiiare is no recipe written, nor preparation befor
the pub ic for the above complaints, that does 10
contain Ipecac, AHtimony, Lobeiia Opium, il
some form or other which claim to be entirety ul
necessary in muctcntls of such cases, as they pro
duce nausea, calse the stomach to repc food, AM
allow disease to triumph over what nature require
to keep up strength
Again these objectionable components caus
doses to be placed so far apart that the Irritation
which the cough gets the upper hand, and TIN
foundation of weak lungs or consumption is perml
nently laid.
4 ti'ue Couqb Remedy should not only be the pock
It, A.tsiic, or nursery companion of all and to b.
used just often there is tickling in the HFoot %
disposition to c0uh but to allow of its free aftc
the cough is checkcd, to clear away all remaining
irritation, and make the cure perfect.
Cases of the most violent Sore Throat, with a
the symptoms of pipther,a have been entirely cure
by making a constant use of the Cough REMEDY us
t;arglc For lIoarscnesS ii is invaluable
JOHN l.. HUNNEW ELL, PEorRiEToE,
Practical Chemist, Boston Mass.
r3-For sale by all dealers i'll medicine.
sold by { q. PECK, Ellsworth, Maine.
w. T. Phillips, Il. II. Hay, and w. W.Whipple,
Wholesale Agents, Portland, 1ml3
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IMPORTANT
To the Afflicted

nR. DOW continues to he consulted at his Office No
- and Edcott Street, Boston. on all diseases OF
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
by long Of study and practical experience
unlimited extent, DR.. D. has the qualification pre-
seutng the unfortunate with remedies that have never
since he first introduced them, failed the no.,
alarming casts of
GoaOnRIiGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his treatment all the horrors uf venerca AMI
impure blood, lmpo:ency, Scrolia. Gonorrh1a Ulccr
pain and distress in the regions If procreation Inanmt
ion Of the Bladder and Kidneys, lydrocrle Addresses
umors, n -tf Swellinss, and the Tong Of horrible
|sympcms attending this class odscasc, made to be
come harmless the simplest ailings of a child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. dcvotes part II his time the treatment
II those caused by and solitary habit which
ruins the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate ndi
dual for business society some Of the sad and mel
ancholy effects produced by early habits Of YOUTH mr..
Weakness Of the Back and limbs Dizziness the head.
Dmness OF sight, Papation Of the heart. Dyspepsia,
Nervousness Derangcment OF the digestive fncttns
Symptoms OF ConsumpiO &c. The fearful effects on the
mind much to he dreaded loss at memory eonfslo
ideas, depression Of spirits evil forcbodngs aversion
# society, sclf;rus tmidy &c, among the evils
produced, such persous should. before contemplating
marmony, consult physician Of experience, and be
3orce restored to health and happiness.
Patients who wish tn remain under pr Dow'strcateu
few days weeks, will he furnished with peasan,
rooms, and charges for board moderate.
Medicines to all parts of the country with full d
rectons fer use receiving description II your ease
Dr. Dow has also for sale the French Capottc warranted
the best preventive. Order BY mail Three tor 81 and
rel SIN
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A FEW REASONS WHY THE
AMERICAN WATCH
~ TIE BEST

IL THE BEST
1t is made on the best principle while the forcg
watch il generally made on no principle Mt ALL Tn
foreign watch is mostly made by women and boys ,bs
h1nd While their labor is cheap, their work is dca
at any price Such watches are made without plan
and sold without guarantee They are irregular il
constructions and quite as irregular in movement
They are designed only to SELL and the buyer is TIN
party mort thoroughly sold Those who have KEEP
aucres -" epines y and Swiss levers in proicsset
repair for few years will appreciate the truth Of
statement
TIE PLAN OF TIE AMERICAN WATCH.
q Instead of being made of several hundred little
pieces screwed together, the body OF the American
Watch is formed of Soi.d FLUTES. No jar interfere,
" til the harmony of its working, and no sudden
shock throw its machinery out of gear. In rid
ing or any business pursuit. it is held together
firmly single piece of metal. 1t is just what all
machinery should be-
list ACCURATE, 81 SIMPLE, Cd STRONG,
18th ECONOMICAL
We not only secure CAcapncss by our system, but
quality. We do not pretend that our watch can be
bought for less money than the foreign mae-beieres
but that for its real value it is sold for onc-a the
|price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (named VIM EIlery) Is
|wliat its name indicates-Sod, Substantial and al
ways Reliabie-warrai,ted to stand any amount OF
marching, riding or lighting.
OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH (named
p. s. Bartiet is similar i'll size and general appear
|ance bit has more jewels and more elaborate psh.
OUR LApIEs' WATCH, recently brought out Is put
!up in great variety of patterns, many of them of
rare beauty and workmanship, is quite small but
warranted to keep time
OUR You've GKSTLEMaN's WATCH is neat, not
large and Just the thing for Young America.
THE PROOF OF the merits OF our watch may he
found in the fact that we now employ over seven
hundred workmen in our factories, and that we are
still unable to supply the constantly increasing de-
Inland.
OUR THREE QUARTER PLATE WATCH is thinner
land lighter than the others have described. Its
fine chronomcter balance Is delicately adjusted to
correct the variations caused by changes of tcmpera-
lure These watches are the fruits Of the latest ex-
permcnts in clronometry, and are made by our best
wor men. in separate department of our factory.
For the finest time keeping qualities they challenge
comparison with the best works OF the most famous
English and Swiss makers.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents for the American watch Company,
1ml3py 1872 Broadway, N. Y.
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List OF Wounded

Maine men that have arrived at the Hospitals in
Washington, furnished by Col. IL. A. Wooster Nc
Military Agent at Washington, April 10th, 1865
At Nj. Pleasant Hospit" III J Heath, L LIST
cav, ds wd left arm Cunningham, Chcrrylcld,
q, LIST Heavy Art, wd ankle.
At Finley llespital.--Abel Fogg. Bluehill, Il
10th Me wd right side aud wrist; David Mcitlvy
Calais, II, DO, wd right foot; Aaron Torrey, Bed
dingtou, l, do, wd left hip.
At lincoln IIospita.-C Henderson, Cooper,
c 20th, wd right hand; Pat Brennon, Chcrryfeld,
ii 5lst, sick.
At Hardwood Hospital. --.Benj, S. Brooks, Els
worth, LIST II Art, sick; Pat Murphy, Calais, i
3lst wd groin.
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For sale.

mi f Undersigned offers for sale his farm in No
l. g. six miles from Ellsworth Village IN the
Waltham road, containing &C acres Of land a gooo
house &c 4 30. and l. IL a 80, and barn 80 \ AZ
feet Also a convenient workshop, and a never
failing we'll of water. good one horse team
wagon. sleds, plow, harrow, chains and all hi
farming tools.
The above property will be seld With or withou
the farming tools. For further particulars inquir,
of tle subscriber on the premises.
l.. uAPWORTH.
No. s, April II, 1868. +wl4
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Fools oR kSAvEs-WmCu l-W'
have had left i'll our possession a ragged
dirty, patchwork looking rag, called Sc
cession flag, which was raised in surry
one day since the death Of the. President
by some people who pretended 10 he pleas
cd at that sad event. We withhold I'll,
names of those who took part in TIN
shameful and treason loving act, bccaus,
such silly people are more fit Tor the In
sane Asylum than deeds of violence. /
is difficult to classify such people; thej
woull be knavcs il they knew cnough,anj
were not fools. They would fight again
their country if they were not towards
they would KAYE been Booths, if Kind IA
lure i'll her generosity chad not withheld
from all such, the necessary force Of char
acter to act out their mean spirits, oml Y il
some obscure corner where no harm could
come to them for their acts.
1t Is not necessary TO say that some
Union men pulled down the hateful rag
Let all such hereafter, give these silly pco
pie wide berth"
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DR. Dow Physician and surgeon, No & Hicau Stree
Boston, consulted daily for all diseases incident t. tn
female system. Prulapsus teri falling If the Mulnb
Flour Abus Suppression, and other menstrual dcfansr
meuts, all treated upon pathological principles
and speedy relief guaranteed in very lew day.
varably ain is the mode Of treatment that
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the afflicted per
son rejoces in perfect health
pr. Dow has doubt hal greater experience in tn,
cure of diseases Of and children, than any ote
yscian in BOSTON,
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish 4
stay in Boston "a few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow since 1918, having confined hi. ole atien
Ition an office practice, fer the private Disease
and Female Complaints, edges superior Ih
United States.
N. B-Anletters must conta four red stamps the,
/ viii not he answered
Office Hours from A. NJ. to r. NJ
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WuAr EwELL SAYS. A gentleman
who left Washington on Friday evening
at u Q, clock on the same train with Gen.
EwcIl, aud other officers captured by
Sheridan, then on their way to Fort War
ren. says that when the news of President
Lineoln's assassination reached them next
morning at New Y ork, Gen. Ewell shed
tears end exclaimed to one Of the other
rebel generals This is the worst thing
that could have happened for us and for
tue South :" When they arrived at Bos-
ton it was with the utmost diff ,ulty they
could be kept out of the hands of the pco-
pie.
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Caution.

Edward b. E,ty has advertised " FARv Pot
SALE" situated in North Hancock. ar mile
frcm Ellsworth village and oi shty rods tr"m I'll
ICE read, SC.
| give this notice that said Elwtri .. E-ii
does / OF own. and las no light 10 sill the TAR
thus advertised. tie has ~ title e. aid farm
except what he obtained hy fr4al, aaI De- ca
give no title Ia il.
own and oeeupy said farm
AsAsBA 4. RIeu.
Hancock, April lith, lssl.
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WHISKERSt WHISPERS

Do YOU want Whiskers or Moustachcsl Our Gre
clan Compound will force them to grow thu
smoothcst chin, or hair bald heads, i'll six weeks
where, closely sealed, receipt of price.
Address WARNER & co,
1yl3P Box 1873 Brooklin, n. \.
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NJ A II II Il ID.

North Sedgwick-9th inst by Rev. l. :. "Trip,
Nj. John Staplcs OF sciswiok, late of tho 18th
Ne. Reg, of Vols to Miss Augusta L. Holmes OF
fremont. On tho 9th Of April, 1861, Mr.. Staples
lost his right arm. at tho battle OF Pleasant Hill,
I.ouisilnn, and laid all sht On the batsle field.
Columbia Falls April 5, Joseph VI. ribbets OF
c. to Miss Josepheno A. Hammond Of franklin
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TuE DELANEY CASE. The Portland
Courier understands that di-patch wa,
received in that city Friday, that. Delan,
ey, the substitute broker from Augusta
had been found guilty Of the charge pre-.
ierred against hm, aud sentenced to ten
years imprisonment, and ordered to pay
u iae Of $4,000 to the government.
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$40 Reward.

VNiiE above reward will be paid to any one fur
L nishins sufficient evidence to convict the
person or persons who broke the windows and 9th
erwise detnced the School House on Soho i Street
in District No. 3 and all parsons hereafter com
Uniting depreda.ious upon tnat house, or any 9th
Ter in said Distr OF, may rest assured that (if
|victcd) they will be dealt with TO the fullest ex
tent of the law.
A. NJ. GLIDDEN, Agent.
Ellsworth, April ), 1865. 3wl2
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Last week the location of the army of
General Lee might have been stated by
saying that it was bounded on the nortn
by Hancock, on the east by Gran: on the
south by sherman, and on the west by
Themls.
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d / r ID.

Chicago, IIl,-Mareh 9th. George Fraccis, onlS
child Of Geo NJ. and Anna X. lngersvll, aged 1
years, month aud days.
Nevada Feb. "a, Of small poN. Chernel Do
isles, aged II years, months anl days, sou o
Francis Desisles, ESQ, of Trenton, Me.
(Incorrect,last week J.
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CERTAIN CURE
lin ALL CASES, OR no CHARGES MADE

DR., Dow is consulted daily, from A N. To p. a;
above, upon all difficult and chronic Diseases ef every
and nature having by his unwcared attention and
Extraordinary success gained reputation which calls pa
Itens fl ON all parts "f the Country TO obtain advice.
Among the physicians in Boston, none stand higher in
the profession than the celebrated Dr. DOW, No. End
lcott street, Boston. These who need the ssryic of
Experienced yscau and surgeon should give him call
p, SDr. Dow import2 and has for sale artiel,
called the French Secret. Order by mail Two for 81
ami red stamp.
Boston April, 1865. iylsS
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ECommodorc Porter in making report

VCommodorc Porter in making a report to
the Navy Department of the operations of hi-
squadron On tho james River, says:
"On the 4th of April accompanied the prcsi-
dent up to Richmond, where he received with
the stronges; demonstrations of joy.
We found that the rebel rams and gunboats had
all bscn blown mp, with the exception OF uufn-
ishcd ram. the Texas, and small tug guntoat,
she Beaufort mounting Que gun.
Tho following is list of the vessels destroyed:
Virginia flagship, guns, ironclad.
Richmond, guns, iron.ciad.
Fredericksburg, guns, iron-,lid.
Nausemond. 2 guns, wosden.
Hampton. guns, wooden.
Rcanakc, gun, wooden.
Torpedo, tender.
Sharpncl.
Patrick Henry, school ship,
Some Of them in sight above witcr aud may
be raised. They partly obstruct the chanel where
they are now, and will either have to be rciscd
blown up.
The Beaufort and Texas have takon for thc
Of the navy.
Tredcgar Works aud the naval ordinance depot
remain untouched,
Very respectfully, your obcdient servant,
DAVID b. PORTER, Rear Admlral
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E,NREED0M NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that have given IN!
iminor son. Herman ID. Gilbert MS time from date
for a consideration; AMI shall pay no debts o
his contracting and shall not claim any OF hi
earnings after this date.
JAMES GILBERT.
.witness:-JoRL x. You've.
TreAton, April 18th, 1865. IA"
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MEMORANDUM.

The New York Shipping List reports The sale ot
AZ s,h 4 T Kingsley, Il tons, built at Columbia
Falls in ledi, on private terms.
Mcssrs Hayden Carter are buildings barqnc
Of about 600 tons, at Robinston, which they tx
Iect to launch IN four or five weeks. The vessel
will be owaci by Mcssrs. Pope, Talbot & Co, d
Esst Maehius.
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more complete perfect and glorions, than the coz
quest achieved by
CRIGTAD OR O95 HAIR DYE
over gray rcd aud sandy heads of hair. The obuoN
ious hue is wiped ont II five minutes, and m5gniii
cent brown OF black. glossy end natural, takes H.
place. Manufactured by J tESFAnuEo, No. d. A.
Tor llousc, New York. sold by pruggi,ts. Arpo'
b, at 7 sir gtlts.trs, !H,l3p
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RUN AWAY,

~ GORGE DIM0N, the adopted son of Samue
N T. Morgridge, on the 4th day of April
s65, and has gone to some place unknown. Thi
is to forbid all persons harboring or trusting hiu
ON my account, as shall not pay any debts o
his contracting after this date.
SAMUEL T. MORGRIDGE.
Castinc, April is, 1865. Ns
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HAIR DXE1. EzAgss DHE!!
Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best IN tic World j.!

Harml ess, True and Reliable Dye Known
This splendid Hair Dye is perfect-changes Red, Rusty
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evin, the Hair soft and Beautiful; imparts fresh vital
IT, frequently restoring its pristine color and rec'ies the
Affects Of Bal Dyes. The genuine is signed WILLIAM
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hnull be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c. FACfo
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Bachelors N,r Toilet Cream for Dressing the Hair
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-04-21
New Juvenile Music Book,
by l. o. Emersan. Author Of the =" Golden
Wreath. " Harp of Ju,iah," &c.
MERRY CHIMES {:

zYERRl CHIMES, containing Elementary In.
Va structi"ns, Attractive Exercises, and Sew.
cal Hundred Popular Songs
Tais New Book will be iound Superior to All
similar ofks. in many points essential to its
cess as a popular Instruction Book in Vocal Music
zni collection q Melodies for the Young
The Elemoaluy Department contains Just those
Peculiar Elements that attract and retain the at
,enlion e children. The songs arc not old AMI
tita1 norn--sang through dozen books-bu
rev aud sparkling, adapted to all occasions, and
Alive with the spirit % the ;imes.
Al Who have examined this work predict for i
a sucoess beyeHd th=t Of any similar publication
Price 20 cents a copy s. 90 a dozen.
Specimen pages containing several ehoios piece
= ~ he SAINT o. any one on application.
OLIVER DIT ON co Fnblfshcrs
4!i wasAlngtoa ST, Boston
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Ney resp ctfull.y.

MAeHits AR 10th, sch Warrenton. Fisk, Bos
ton; Andrew. Peters, do; l,h, sch Zna Brad
bury, do; Jason, Sprngue, d. 18th, sch Convert,
iHindletcn. l:esboro, Eoaanah Rose, Burgess
belfast; ponworth, Drew, Boston; Aurora, Saw
yer, Jonesport; Sarah ilaris Huntcy, Port
land.
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|GREAr POPULAR LOAN or the PEOPLE.
JAY COOKE.

SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, PHILADELPHIA.
Subscriptions will be received by the First Nation.
Il Bank of Bangor. Second National Bank Of Ban.
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Shipping Aews.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

foh Of GIJho w OhId.
ARRIVED.
Monday, II.
schr, Packet, Grant, Portland.
j" Marcellus, Remick, Providence.
Friday, Il.
=" Samaritan, Aale, Brooklyn.
i" Abigail Haynes, Jarvis, Boston.
+" Julia kich, Higgins, Surfy for New York
CLEARED.
Thursday IA.
i" Samuel Lewis Wood, Boston.
Monday, II.
schr. Fair Wind, Smith, Boston.
-" Erilli;G:t, Bunker, Boston.
" NaIhalla, Lord, New York.
" Sloop Heroine, Bunker, kock!and
Saturday, 10.
" Delaware, Wood, Boston,
" Cstharine, Davis, do.
i" Elizabeth, Higgins, do.
=" Commodore, CLARK. do.
-" Bile, Whitinore, y. Y.
g Aen,s, Iauu-. Boston.
q u iphin, DAVIS, do.
" Francis Ellen, Clark, Calals.
Wednesday, 10.
i" Asrieoa, Hit, Boston
=" Panama, Higgins. y. Y.
." Afbarcer, IIod1kins. Boston.
+" C,stihnn, Holatty, ". Y.
i" Nantalia, Murch, isoSton.
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10 THE NERVOUS, DERiLIrArED AND DIES.
| InNpENr OF BOTH siNES. \ great SUIT
( rcr having been restored 10 hualth in few days,
after mauy wears of misery, i willing to assist his
suffering tellnw-rrraturts by sending tree on the
receipt ai Il postpaid addressed envelope, copy OF
the formH{a Of cure employed. Direct 10
JOHN VI. pAGNAl.L, Box ii Post office,
iya1r Brooklm, y. Y.
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cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the prof,red aid
The class of diseases for which the Syrup provides
cure is precisely that which has often bai ii the high.
est order of medical skill The facts tangible. the
witnesses accessible and the safety aud efficacy OF the
eSyrup incontrovertablc.
The undersigned have experienced the beneficial scc
/ of the Larooka syrup do not hesitate recommend il
the attention of the pubic thu best medicine they
y ever used:
Rev; Seize Merose, Ms Rev Munger, Au:us'a, Ne
I ) Z ingalls,, do - II Strout, Wilton
I ller,cI- Lynn, Ssanton Ranks, Portland
u NJ F Barnes. Maiden " Thurder " IIarpsweIl
j W Bailey, Leomnser, Rice. Lisbon.
Phibrook. Taunton, Hatch, solon.
Panie Atkins Millbury, " d u Randall, lewiston.
&c " II Stctson, Nantucket :. + Hill, watervle.
- Stubbs, Lawrence, W Stevens, Dixfieh.
Marcy, Dedham, Rev 5 u Ekins. Cambridge,
Geo Manchester Fall Vermont.
River, c Stevens. Lincoln.
e. Merrill, Cambridge s. Adams. Weston.
port. IL Clark, Mortified.
S A Gushing, Shrewsbury " ~ Eullari, Derby.
W harrington, New ' Quimby, Newbury.
bedford. Goolrch. S Coyington
@ D X Bansccr, Ludlow. connecticut
." G Il Harding. ESasbury Lovsjoy Rockville.
y d George Southbr,lge % SIS CUMMINGS WThomp
A Bailey. Newton Up son.
per Fails. 81 b Weeks, Oneida
Loomis, South Var " L T. Durham, Tolland.
mouth. X Parsons, Rockwell
PIT Kinney, Bridge . j Ii brown, Burnside
water. GO W Cortus, STAFF ,rl
! D Dosworth, Sand Springs 'N'' @''''''
wch al Becker, birmingham
John Pay. Lynn. Wv Mcdonald, Providence
A j l. Hartford, Wate town RI
~ Stephens Newburyport I" G simmons, Quaker
jGeo Chds, Lyden. Springs
Dir b Abbott Merose. e. II Harris. Root.
lRev A KidIer, Unity, II " L Little Clntonville.
A :" X Newhall, N Graham. E II Convey, Masonviile.
Bailey, uengiker. d" W Cluett & Son, Troy.
y l. Chase, Gambia. &C b Ford. New York City
I " d Barber Glmanton g Robertson SewarkNJ
4 Il Bowles, Manchester. C. II Henries Annapolis
i 90 g liartles, Cclchrook. Md
" l. Knight. W Durham, + Goodnow, Topeka a
Maine. a Webster, L Army.
Il II Stirehheld, Saco Robt White Georgetowa DC
" } Woodbury., Newfeld Brown, Washington
Mrs A p Larabee, Bath Geo A Bassett, do
\ John Locke, Il Poland DR. Iugals, Surgeon.
Nv Willard, Brownyillc.
Some Of the above named clergymsn may have chang
ed ter pastoral charge since the publication of the above
DIR. C. II. KNIGHTS, Proprietor.
MYLRosE, MASS.
! Sold in Ellsworth by G PECK, and by Dealers gen.
3erally. 6ml4
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BUTLER'S FIASCO

Vt Fort Fisher, was scarcely greater failure than
daily lnadc by most OF the advertised hair dyes
nor WAS
ru'orry u,.,s EsDrtnris Edetnyg