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Drnqs, Gbemlrals, &r.
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PEN IERTON, TAYLOR Il Co.,
Proprletors and Chemists, Atlanta, Ga.
ROSWELL Ca, April %, 1870
Messrs. Penlberton, Taylor d Co:
DEAR SIRs-I received the bottle OF Globe
Flower Syrup at noon, yesterday, and began the
use OF it Immediately. My patient passed q
more comfortable night than she has for three
months, and now, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. says she
feels like another woman. Intend to continue
the use OF the Globe Flower Syrup, believing 1t
will mike cure. Never have l witnessed such
great benefit from remedy In 80 short q time, In
my life. I shall In the future use your Globe
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selves. Respectfully
For sale by all Druggists,
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Wholesale Druggists
dec7-tuths3mos Charleston. 8. G.
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MASONIC ELEcTIoHs.-At the anniversary com
nun!cation OF Landmark Lodge, No. 70, A. F. NJ,
the following officers were elected to serve the en-
suing year: william Tenuent, W. NJ; Edward J..
White, s. W.; Alex. W. Marshall, Jr.,J. W.; Ed
ward 7. Hughes treasurer; T. Pinckney Lowndes'
secretary; Alonzo ]. White. Jr., S. D.; George D.
Bryan, J. D.; Hutson Lee, Louis McLain, stewards;
J. j. Beasley, tller.
At the anniversary communication Of washing
ton Lodge, No. s, A. F. NJ. held at Masonic Hail.
Thursday evening, December 8, the following
oficers were elected and installed for the next
Masonic year: 7. B. Hacker, W. NJ; W. Douglas,
s. W.; c. B. Sigwald. J. W.; S. Webb treasurer;
Thomas E. strother, secretary; Charles Pennal,
s. D.; John Msgi, J. D.; James e. McCullum,
John ". Prescott, stewards; Past Master ". S.
Bowman, chaplain; S. B. Daniels, riler.
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:Ganrn %oc6s, &r.


ALL, BLACK q CO.,
Nos bss and 5s7 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
In closing out their Department OF
GAS FIXTURES,
offer their immense and entire stock OF real and
imItatiun Bronze OHASDELlERS, Brackets, Hail
Lights, Portable Stands, &c,
Ap LESS THAN THE ACTUAL COST OF MANU-.
FACTURE.
This Is an opportunity seldom offered to those
ahout furnishing houses, stores, churches, &C.,
for procuring the finest Work and newest pat
terms at moderate prices.
A large stock of Pattern Moulds to be sold cheap
to the trade after March l. 1871.
The sale will continue for about three months
jan1s-1yr
SUPERIOR COLOGNE WAT En-.
DR.. q. BAER
| oars IS1 Meeting street,
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MArNEE-THE WEBER TRoUPE.--The matt
nee this afternoon, at O'Clock, promises to be
attractive to the ladies'and children, and large
audience may be expected. The troupe have
made most favorable impression during their
stay In Charleston, and have giveu the pabic an
idea OF the character Of genuine burlesque per-
formance. The singing has been good, the danc'
ing lively, the dialogue spirited, and the fun con.
tagious. Ernani, which Is announced for to-day,
Is one OF the best pieces In the repertoire OF the
troupe and the little ones particularly, with their
active imagInations, will have no difficulty when
they see the performance In believing that real
angels In short clothes and tights have come to
earth for their especial deectation. Tonight the
troupe will cap the climax. A fine bill Is offered,
and as the weeks work Is finished two or three
hours OF rest and amusement viii doubtless be
sought by hundreds within the walls OF the
Academy OF Music.
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IT'S ONLY Hoa.-True, but evidently the
most intelligent porcine creation ever exhibited
in the City of Charleston-a hog that will answer
bystander any question he may ask; tell the
time OF any number Of watches offered him. give
you the name Of public men, popular drinks, or
play game OF euchre or seven-up, without look
Ing at the face OF a card, and beat you every
time. They call him "Wlcked Ben," and exhibit
him in store opposite the Charleston Hotel.
Ladies and children may safely, and with unusual
interest, visit the place during the day, and we
have no hesitation in saying that the half human
quadruped will excite quite as much wonderment
as even the Davenport Brothers. The animal
actually exhibits aspecies Of hog spirltualIsm.
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AccrDENrs.-Mr. Chester Barrett, the first
mate OF the three.masted schooner Harriet G..
Shepard, was Knocked down by the sea on We'd
nesday last, while the vessel was or Frying Pan
Shoal, and his leg broken above the ankle. He
was brought to the city; sent to the hospital and
his leg was reset by Dr.J s. Buist the surgeon in
charge. -
In addition to the above, DR.. Buist yesterday
amputated the arm OF colored man, named
Thomas Lawrence, who had been brought to the
hospital the day before. The patient had been
employed ,ats Mr.. Robert Harleston's place on
Cooper River, in mill where they were thresHng
rice In attempting to slip the driving band from
the large wheel his right arm was caught and
before help could be obtained 1t was crushed In
two places He Is doing very well under the efll-
Client care of the hospital steward, Arthur Fairly,
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CRUABs.-Beautiful chrom0s were sold yes
terday at the gallery OF Quinby & co. for much
less than cost price, some OF them being even
more attractive and spirited than paintings.
The steamer Georgls did not SAIL until nearly
midnight on Thursday. She carried among her
passengers the Skin Il Gaylord troupe.
Mr. F. P. Galliard. instead Of being agent for the
sLife Of Christ" for the State, as announced yes
terJay, Is simply agent for the city.
The amount otproranity which results nom the
presence OF banana rinds and orange peel on the
sidewalk is fearful. Several persons have had
falls from stepping on these treacherous articles
which sufficiently hint that Little care on the
part OF those who eat such luxurles may save
DOCTORS bill.
Considerable numbers OF deer and Wild turkey
are now being killed In the vicinity OF Charleston,
and fnd their way to market. Sportsmen are IN
their glory, aud profitable day OF amusement
csn be had almost anywhere on land within an
area OF ten or.nrteen miles.
John Hopkins was tried, convicted and sent to
lail By mistake on Thursday. The Mayor found
John ia ths Guardhouse and supposed him In
us,odta legts, when In reality he had been placed
there Tor punishment by:his father,' from whom he
had substraeted the small sum Of So u.s. and not
from an old woman, as at first reported
Trial Justice John G. G.Mackeysis raising q sub
scrIption for the purpose OF giving the three men
who sued boardinghouse.keeper for attempting
to xidnap them, an outnt, TO enable them to go to
work: - :. 'zs
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"a For later Locals, see First Page.
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Eoitern.
Eotterp.
100000 IN eHHHSRA0ks
GIVEN AWAY!

FORTUNE FOR TWO DoLLARsi
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nR. SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR,

dec7-tuths3mOs Charleston. s.
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By A. C. McGH.LIVRAY,

decs sw4thl Refere
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EDUCATION.


We shall know at the end Of tn is
week, what success our experiment at
Bluehill, and at Orland may afford.
We hope in the future TO report the
doings and results of these meetings.
We wish TO say that the Teachers and
friends of the Public Schools at Deer
Isle. and at Swans Isle, are invited to
meet in the Masonic Building Wednes-
day Aug. Sd. We hope a good result
will come from this, our third In
stitute. We shall be obliged to close
the work Of the present Summer with
the last mentioned meetings.
In Oct. all the Teachers Of Hancock
County, are invited TO come to the
large Institute.
The County Institute at Ellswort
will be conducted by the State Super
intcndent Hon. Warren johnson and by
Prof. Allen of Pa. who gave excellent
instruction last year in the Western
part ofthe State.
We assure our friends at Sullivan
and Gouldsboro. and at Mt. Desert
Island. that whenever any more local
Institutes are arranged, the Eastern
part Of the County will be the base of
operations.
As soon as we car, We hope to hold
public Educational meetings in some
of the more remote towns. With time
for our plans TO ripen. and the ground
to be fully reached. much more good
will be effected than can possibly come
from the first year. Progress in Edu-
cation comes only from persistent and
continuous effort.
W. ii. :.
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ID l f D..

In Augusta. 10Th inst, af(er a brief ILL.,
ness. Henry W. Sawyer, aged - years
and ii months. son OF \. X. sawyer,
of the Ellsworth American.
Died in Franklin June 30th. OF consump-
ton. Joseph G. Wentworth. aged ~ years
and ten months.
Nr. Wentworth was good citizen and neigh
Dor. KIND husband amt father. lie experienced
religion du ing hi, sickness and Wa baptized
Duilny The war OF tn rcbelhon he enlisted IN The
liih Maine. served his country well. and was III,
charged on account Of sickness On recovering
his hcath he r. enli-t-d All served duri the
war. receiving honorable wounds IN hi- countrs :
s.ryce 'CnN"
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The REPEAL OF THE Tonnage TAX


On Friday Secretary Boutwell, issued q
circular to Collectors and others. an
nOuncing the repeal Of the tonnage tax
on vessels engaged in the coasting trade
and fisheries, and of the special internal
revenue tax on boats, barges and flats.
This repeal was effected by the passage
of the act to reduce internal taxes, ap-
proved July IA, and which amends the
acts OF 1862, SO that no ship, vessel.
steamer, boat, barge or fat belonging
10 any citizen Of the United States.
trading from port OF point within the
United States, or employed in the bank,
whale or other fisheries, shall hereafter
be subject to the tonnage tax or duty
provided for in said acts and the
provisio in section 1903 Of the Internal
Revenue Act Of June 80. 1864. In ac-
cordancc with the above provision OF
law no tonnage tax could be legally ex-
acted after the l4th inst, and Collec tors
are therefore Instructed to abstain from
its collection on receipt of the circular.
and all applications for rcfunding OF
money SO paid from and after the l4th
inst. will be forwarded with report
thereon to the Secre, AIRY of the Treasury.
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The Pope's proclamation Of infanibil-
ity is received with good natured uncon-
Germ generally. One Of the ''comic papers"
Harpers Weekly, presents pictorial view
OF the situation which the n. Y. Times
thinks exactly represents the popular feel
ing. The Pope is seated across the branch
of a tree, which stands for the nineteenth
century. He is complacently engaged in
saving of the branch from the trunk. 80
that he may have the satisfaction OF tomb
ling back into the horrors Of the Dark Ages.
We have already heard that the prOmulga-
ton Of the dogma in ridiculed in Spain.
We now learn that II. MARTAIN has writ
ten long article in the Steele to prove
that it is the duty Of France to break with
Rome, on the ground that the pretensiona
Of the Pope are fstal to the liberties ofthI.
Gallican church.
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Nj A II Il l T. ID.

In this City. on the 18th. inst. by Rev.
VIM. IL. Savary Mr.. Arno W. Glidden OF
Presque Isle to Miss Alma +. Tinker Of
Ellsworth.
Mari led in Orland May ?9th, By j. )
Condor Esq. Mr.. Oscar L. White TO Mis-,
Elmira Blaisdell both of Or and.
In Hancock. July 18th. by Robert Cole.
Mr. George W. Dow and Miss. Jennie W.
Blu h. both of Hancock.
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MARROW ESCAPE FROM DROWNING. FRI
day afternoon. about 6 O'Clock. as Captain
b. l. Woo of the schooner Annie Harper
of Ellsworth. was with his wife leaving
bridge-to come on shore, his wife's skirts
became entangled in the ladder. and she
fell into the river, dragging in the Captain ,
who epdcavored to save her Both went
under and il was only by the strenuous
efforts of the sailors and others near at
hand tina, they were saved from drowning
ITt;0
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A Book for Every Woman,

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There Is nothing whatever that the MARRIED or
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MARINE LIST.

Those interested in vessels will please
send list OF such as they desire reported.
PORT or ELLSWORTH
ARRIVED
Thursday. July IL.
schr. Olio. Mcfarland, Bosom.
Agricola Fullerton, Boston.
SAILED.
Miuiola Whitaker Boston.
g Ca e>~s. Joyce. Boston.
- Emily. Whtiaker. Boston.
- Dexter. Flood. Boston.
Frank Pierce. Grant, Portland.
Friday, July II.
Grace, Alley. Boston.
= ArDoreer. Ga X. Boston.
Alex. Miliiken. Griffin. New York.
saturday July IL.
Fair Dealer Remick. Boston
=. Bonuy Ives. Curtis, Providence.
. samuel Lewis. Wood. Boston.
ARRIVED.
senator. Bonzey. Lynr.
j., Fremont. Barker, Rockland.
July L..
a. Telegraph. woodard. Portland.
- 4. X. GODDARD, Woodland, Boston.
July, IS
= Christians. Candage, Boston.
SAILED.
j. NJ kennedy, smith Boston.
Globe, Eaton. Boston.
July 49,
Agrieoia. Fullerton, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Edward. Miiliken. Boston.
SAILED.
July n
OCEAN. Grant, Portland.
Christian. Cansiage. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Elizabeth, Mnrch, boston.
July %
80 Telegra ph, Woodsrd. Portland.
senator, Bonzy, Boston.
:. James Iilden Davis, Boston.
July -.
lingo, Bragdon, Boston.
Canoya tellison,
- Huzzar. Buker, Rocklsnd
:. Heroine. Bunker. Rockisnd.
olive Brancn, Higgins Boston.
:. eastman, Grant. Newburypor..
Astoria. saddier. Koston.
g Boston.
'' Bangor, Jordan, Boston.
SAILED
;. Catherine. Allen, Boston.
: George Henry Dodge. Boston.
Delaware Fullerton. Providence.
July "A
Georgia, Alley, Boston.
Minneola, Whitaker, Boston
Luceila, HodgSins. Boston
- Industry .-Biuehiii.
tair l'caier. kelnick, Bostoxs.
q Charles Upton, Beiiatty. Boston.
SAILED.
july Is
:" Dolphin, Davis, Boston.
- Panama, Hodgkin Boston.
ARRIVED.
+" Forester. Remick. Boston.
. Copley, Treworgy
NaBdaiia Walls, Boston.
81 Rattan, Jordan. Boston.
ARRIVED.
% Aurora.
. >. Fair Wind. Smith, Boston.
e Dexter. fi00d, Boston.
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on How iNt. SUFFERED with my head.
All on nccuun; %; using the poisonous hair pre-
parA,inn-. now use NATURES HAIR RE.
sToRATIvE aud IL has removed the poison and
re-, orcd my hair 10 il former yigor. see al
Ncrt.>cment.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Be Wise to-day. lis madness TO neglect =
cough or cold. however slight. Consumption
ma, follow. and 'hough DR.. Wi>t r', u .i-am
Of Wild Cherry has frequently cured this much
dreaded disease. IL almost inv ariaby cures the
primary Diseases Of the throat. lungs. and
chest. whert. other remedies fail.
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Dandrud ersdicated. the scalp made clean.
and gray hair restored TO it, original youthful
beauty and vigor by the use of H1lrs TogefG-
bic ,SiciiaH Hair ReasIrsr
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CEN. GRANT.

CEN. GRANT.
This >tatIon wiil be found az the stable of Tie N
~ tlew. IN aittan, on Monday, ani at the STA
bic 81 Jphn Glars. Friday and Saturday, oi ea,h
week ut al August Let.
This horse j. years old tis nth. wei.a,
1000 ib-, A. ~ hands hisn. and !, a coal black
TINS line aaiinAi /, graceful. ia iuriD and action
and tor bottom Re h not surpassed. lie took
the hrst premium at the Hancock AR, when iour
Ncats Old. lie was sired by full blood Morgan
IN Vermont, and he By old Blue sherman, owned
by 4. t"ngham of same stale
TERMS
single service, 900; season, siOon
W. IL. GRANT.
WallhaIn, june Attn. I-70. 2m2l
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NAya]]l AND WmAknO( D.


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Perhaps no one nrtii-
cine is 30 universally re
qrlrel by everybody as
a cathartic, nor was ever
any before so universal
" adopted into use, in
every country and among
all classes, As this mild
~ efficient purgatly.
Pat. The obvious l''a-
son Is, that u Is a more re-
liable and far more eAe.' 2
tual remedy than aay
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine.
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ski0.bost between Oak Point and SURF Neck
nv the Y scht Morning star. The owner can have
| he same BY proving property and paying charges
and calling on ID. A. AkkklLL
Surry July, 9Th ls7O.
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SNAGvlYS's SNAC.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY,

I'd Judicial District.
John Clark rs. James l.. Wiley and r. X. Wiley,
his wife, and Robert Wiley.-Execution on
judgment of Foreclosure of Mortgage.
DY virtue of a duly certified copy Of the Or
ID der of sale and Judgment in the case of
John l.. Clark against James l.. Wiley and X.
X. Wiley, his wife, and Robert Wiley, defend
ants, and to me direc ed, there will be exposed
to public sale, at the courthouse door at 'Cla-
quato. in Lewis county, ". 7. On Saturday, 18th
| day of October, A. ID. 1870, at one o'clock p.
II. Of said day the following described property,
tO-wit: All the right, title and interest Of the
defendants in and to certain tract Of land stu.
ate in Lewis county, W. T., and described and
| bounded as follows; Beginning at point Or
! n line between Section three and four In Town.
| ship thirteen O3). North Range two west,
| 8 $500 chains south of the quarter-section
| corner, and running thence west 43 35-lO0
chains to post in mound at the southwest
| corner Of the claim, thence north % 36-lO0
chains to a stake and mound, thence west A
| ll-i00 chains, to A. s. Wilson's claim, thence
| north 40 chains to northwest corner, thence
east l04 20-lO0 chains, thence south SO 50-lOO
| chains, thence west Sc 81. 100 chains, to the
place Of beginning, containing $40 acres, more
or less, the same being known as the donation
| claim of Ekanah Mills and wife, and adjoin-
| ing lands of Sylvanus Phillips and others.
| Also the following described parcel, of land
adjoining the foregoing, being lot two (2).
quarter of section No. 4, In Township No.
thirteen (l3), eight and sixty-two hundredth
| (S 62-lO0) acres.
There is on the foregoing, dwelling-house
barns, sheds, orchard Of fine fruit trees, some
$50 acres under fence, a portion Of which is
seeded down to timothy, and the whole is To-
Gated on the preliminary line of survey of the
Northern Pacific Railroad. -. .- = MI.
| L. L. DUBEAU,
Sheriff of Lewis county, W. T.
| September 3, 1870. 44'w4
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NTISSTON Wooden Goods and Blankets
lEl Oregon Wooden Goods, and Pacific
Wooden Underwear, at Agents rates.