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Orlana.

Oflona.
The dIphthcria hes broken out here and
one whole family Of wife and children
are prostrated with Il. Oae has died, and
some Of the others are Ia very dangerous
condition. Il assumes an epidemic form,
and as such 10 very dangerous, from it, H.
ability to spread. Il WAS brought here
an told. from or BY clothing sent from an
Infected family; people are anxious. and
schools In the neiehborhood are stopped.
Our Reform Clsb are 70 discuss the
question Resolved. That Il 10 advisable
that ProhIbItery Party Be formed" Mrs.
N. II. Powers and DR.. Chase are to sustain
the Affirmative and Miss Webster and
Frank Buck the negative.
We are to have . social gathering at
Powers Hall on Wednesday evening, pro-
posed by Mrs. WIN. Emerson and Miss
Webster, our popular school teachers.
The Ladies' Aid have dime sociabls
on Thursday evening. All who have .
dime are invited.
The Cniversallsts are soon to give an
entertainment for the purpose Of buying
. chandelier for their church.
Miss Helen Webster Of Castine, 10
about closing her third term OF school In
the village district. She is . bright and
intelligent young lady. aud has given Us In
every way, = profitable school. She has
tact, education aud visor. and must prove
. successful Instructor Of the young.
take pleasure aud esteem It q pleasant
duty to recommend oil such successful
teachers.
We are are getting things condensed
Tow. so we have just evenings enough for
our several entertainments that IL BY hav-
log two or three on some evenings.
The OrlanI and Bucksport club de-
cided that incompetence was rather more
OF an evil than Fashion. although Fashion
WAS just awful! Ladies take hearth
The Rev. Mr.. vibbert gave dne tenn
perance lecture At the Congregational
church on Sunday evening, only part Of
the people knew OF Il. and 20 the attendance
was not so large Is !, should and would
have been. MEDiCUs.
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ner OF Philadelphia and Washington Ave-
nues on the ground where formerly stood
the Old Harbor House. Hamor & Sons
have connected the old Bay View on the
one side and the Harbor House on the
other under one roof with tho main build
Ing which largely increases their facilities
and gives them the largest Hotel In the
place. The frontage on both avenues TO-
gether Is something over 900 feet. The
whole when completed will attract N UGH
attention. We have walked far enough
Tor tbs time 80 will rest aud next week
We viii pursue our investigation. You
must understand that We have Q good
zeal 70 take In before We get through
these Improvements In Bar Hsrbor.
N. B.-Ths name printed In our last -
Horr should be How.
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We left Oh last week just entering Phil
sdelpbia Avenue At the function OF Balti.
more Avenue. The latter Avenue runs
north and south and will be remembered
PhiIsdelphia Avenue that plain but con-
Portable little cottage you see on your LEFT
has been built by Miss Albertine Nicker-
son. Just opposite 10 . good sized DWELL
ng erected by Ansel Cunningham. Mr.. C.
formerly lived on the Duck Brook road
aud sold his old homestead the last sum-
mer to Mr.. Richie Of Philadelphia, and
with portion Of tie proceeds OF this sale
purchased the present site Of his new
house. Next we nnd "mine host" OF the
Belmont Hotel, Jno. c. Manchester, with
IN eye to windward. making an addition
N his comfortable hostelry OF e0x40, four
stories high. Next comes W. Parkers
spacious building 36x63, two stories and
AaDssrd roof. Two lots above, Nathan
Ash has . very large and well appointed
cottage Of II rooms. On the opposite side
OF the street we see the two beautiful cot.
tsges erected BY Col. w. F. Holland. The
grounds around the one on the corner OF
Holland aud Philadelphia Avenue are very
artisricsliy and prettily laid out. In walks,
grass piats, flower beds, &c. The centre
Of one Of the plats Is to have 10 1t beau
tiiul bronze fountain representing two
figures. Q little boy and girl. under an um-
brells 10 shower. The figures stand on
Q rock base around which ferns and
moses are growing. making pretty and
novel feature In these parts. In frost of
these grounds on the sidewalk, there will
be . cast iron figure OF young darkey
standing on . cotton bale. holding out bis
hand 10 which there y . clasp and ring
"rsady to hold your horse sab" The Col.
says this darkey 10 warranted to stand Ore
and will never run sway. The other cot.
tage next this he's beea purchased By Rev.
c. Lsmngwell. Rector Of the Episcopal
church In this place; further on the Col.
he's % completely metaoorphossd the old
Ash cottage that k would not b recognized
BY the ''oldest inhabltant." It b now IS
ssat and cosy - any one coald wish for.
Next comes Jeo. Lynam'slarKs addition TO
his Hotel which 0vertops the old h0use.
quite . handsome and oTnamental annex
% hls hotel which iadeed throws the old
s.. Oauvesr In the shade. We pass By he
churches and We 1nd material on the
ground which will soon grow up 10 the
shape Of Q spacious store and dwelling to
take The place Of the old shanty where
OR worthy old friend Kittsidge for macy
years has turned In oaay . dime. Oppo.
site, Alfred Cossees hes rooog and sob
stantial two o1osy. THIS brinsc % % The
aHnn6 Central 6otol With = on O. eors
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-BraiRards Musical World for January.
1850, Is received, ADD rs usual IL full OF inter.
esting musical news. The present number
contains two new songs, an instrumental ar
fsngement OF the popular song, Somebody's
Coming when the Dew drops fall ~ and beau.
uful mszurks BY Chss. kinkel. The Musical
World Letters" by Karl MerZ, which have be.
come 80 popular during the past two years.
VIII be continued 10 the present volume, aud
Tor 1850 each issue Of the paper will contain
forty pages Of music and reading matter. The
January number contains an elegAn DO rtrsIt
Of Beethoven. Portraits OF other musical cell
ebrities will appear 10 each future number
The subscription price remains the same, not
wiihstanding the enlargement and improve
mens, VIZ: Sl.5O per year, or 81 go with a
choice Of five premium books, single copies Is
cents. Address the publishers, S. Brainard's
Sons, Cleveland, Ohio.
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Sullivan.
The people Of this town have reason
for gratitude In the good sleighing which
they have been permitted 70 enjoy during
the last four weeks. Not . bare spot to
"spllt the ears and set the teeth on edge"
By its grating and speaking isivery rare
in this town. The mild. pleasant weather
leaves our harbors open to navigation;
and the Steamer Charles Houghton makes
her regular weekly trip. II has, also,
been very favorable for mining. The
ground 10 not szeu.under the snow. and
prospectors are able TO use pick and
shovel nearly Is well Is In September.
The older and better developed mines con-
unue TO 20 Down into the solid ledge with
out let or hinderaDce. Their fires never
70 out" their "u,asic never stops" The
newer mines are fast putting their build
ings and machinery 10 order for . deep
sound"
A sew steam drill has been put la ct the
Milton. which being tested Saturday,
worked admirably. sinking . hole In solid
granite thirteen inches In three minutes.
cupola OF the Milton hosting works.
which. being some eighty feet above the
sea. Is visible 1t considerable distance, aud
may he useful to the mariner. The Mill
brook has enlarged her building and will
soon be ready for business. ZERO.
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GeslAsh ere.
Brooks & Duniver's spool wood" camp
near Lakewood mountain, township No.
I. was by accident. burned last week.
Loss, Including provisions, bedding and 4
good watch belonging to Capt. y. Brooks.
about 600.
The "Gouldsboro Co." are preparing
to timber their shaft.
The Sowle & West Co. thsve struck .
''stringer" 10 the bottom OF their shaft Of
fne silver ore. which TACT scores one more
for the Gouldsboso lode, upon which the
mine is situated.
Rev. Mr.. Palmer 10 preaching. BY
turns. 10 the four villages In town. and
what Is quite remarkable, he gains the
close attention OF every one. and he Is no
part Of sensstionalist either. Surely, be
has not mistaken his calling. Efforts are
being made TO have him remain with US
one year.
w. L. Guptill has sold his steam
engine. to be placed In the Petit Menan
silver mine. GALENA.
O6Asa0Sy.
10 GouIdsboro, Dec. %. 1879. Joan. wife OF
Nahum Jones, aged Sc yssrs, month and 8
days.
Sister Jones WAS . consistent. practical Chris.
tiau. She spent her whole life In acts and
deeds Of kindness aud be nevolence; literally
feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, visit
ing the sick, and blessing the world In deeds Of
v,tw 80 IDr~ 10 Hail L..
ing embraced that cheering faith in her youth.
full days, nobly living and triumph sntly dying
In its giorioss light. She leaves An aged hus.
band aod i've children 70 mourn her loss. All
earth, where she has done 20 much good.
Gods blessing rest upon all the mourning
frieods and relatives. d. b. b.
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NJ A II RI e ID

sullivan-Dec. ., by F. W. Noyes, Esq,
Mr.. George Slower Of Sullivan, and Miss Alice
J. Corners Of Milbridge.
Bucksport-Jan. l, BY Rev. j. N. II. Smith,
Mr.. Edwin b. Ellis Of Prospect, and Miss
Josephine Coombs Of Bucksport.
Tremont-Dec. IA, by w. W. A. Heath. Esq,
Capt. Peter S. Moore and Mary L. Anterior,
both Of fremont.
:, North Brooklin-Jsn. IS, by l. N. Cole,
Esq, Archie L. Cole Of Bluehill, and Miss
Alice L. Bartlett Of Mt. Desert.
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To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the
County OF Hancock.
IDIOT 4. BABSON, q creditor of Henry C.
q Benson late of fremont. IN said County, de-
ceased. respectfully represents: that said de
ceased died on the LIST day ofOctobcr A. ID. 1879.
interstate, seized and possessed Of estate In said
County, which ought to be adm istered accord.
ing TO law; that none OF next OF k in have applied
tor letters of admins ira ton, and said Benson lis
Indebted 10 him. Wherefore your petitioner
prays that the admi Ristraton OF said estate may
he granted to some suitable person,
4. Z. BABSON.
January !. 1850.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss.-Court OF Probate,j Ellsworth
JAN Term. 4. ID. 1879
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested. by causing a copy OF the petition. and
this order thereon, to be publish cd three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth Amer lean, q news.
paper published in Ellsworth. In said County
shat they may appear at u Court of Probate for
said County. to be held at Ellsworth. on the LIST
Wednesday, Of Feb next, at ten Of the clock
In the forenoon. TO show cause, If any they have,
why the praSer OF said petitioner should not be
granted.
3W3 PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest: -CHAs. 7. DORR, Register.
true copy, ttest:-CHAs. r. DORx, Register.
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III Governor Garcelon had not been
invited 10 . courteous aud gentlemanly
manner to refer those questions to the Su.
preme Court. he would not have done IL.
II he had not dooe Il, We should not have
80 nrm 4 foundation TO stand on - we
now have, and the result might have been
different. I think Of no man that would
have invited . reference OF those questions
10 so courteous and gentlemanly q mAuner
- EI-Gov. Morrill, did. Therefore all
praise TO him for his good service.
Hon. Eugene Hale has proved himself
to be the RICH, man for a tish, place.
j. W. Dresser & Co, have laid down .
nice set Of blocks on which TO repair
vessels.
We are pleased to learn that our frierd
Or. Brimmer is prospecting In his new
home. 5.
January lG.
Have you had your sleigh ride yeti
business Is quiet since Christmas.
1.-THE hero Of Little Round Top" Is on
the topmost round.
Trial Justice Woods. Is very low, and
doubts are entertained as 10 his recovery.
If you have not BONDED" your silver
mine you had better hold on until spring
opens and then sink your shan. 4
The steamer Planet having been en-
larged and rebuilt. Is on her old route
again and will soon make daily trips be-
tween Castine and Belfast.
A large quantity ofsuel,s were shipped
from here few days since and the people
slong the banks OF the Bsgaduce river are
reaping a rich harvest during these frosty
nights.
j. w. Dresser has made an addition to
bis rope factory. and Is making and ship
ping quantities Of fishing lines Of all des-
criptions. His lines took the first premium
At Philadelphia in 1876.
The Unitarian society gave . very
pleasant entertainment ut town hall last
Friday evening. Plays. music. readings.
cake. coffee. dancing and good time gen.
orally were the items Ia the bill Of fare.
Didn't Tilden's barrel hold out: Or,
maybe. 1t hadn't arrived. The old man
has always been . little behind. before,
about such matters.
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N0a. TByXDH.

Many who read these lines viii feel that they
have lost TREAD IN Mrs. Tsansy (wiss Of Rev
Sewal Tesney. ID. d.. Who passed away last
Wednesday evening. In the seventy third year OF
her age. FOR forty six ysars The wife Of The Con-
grsgauonai pastor. she sodeared hersslf to al by
The way in which she discharged the dutiss Of her
position. Indeed. her bensvolsncs And kindness
constantly overlooked the bounds Of her own 80
ciesy. and her memory 10 now rsvsrsd In many
household In 10 way conssctsd with the CouSress-
uoaAl Church. II WAS enough for her 70 know
that anyone stood II need OF that which shs was
able 70 supply; no other claim Was necessary 70
tax the resources Of her bounty. Not only did she
feed the hungry and clothe the destitute, but she
also bestowed unsparinsly the rarer sifss Of sym.
patty. encouragement and good counsel. She Wa
ever found BY the beds Of the alex, Ind gave many
. night 70 watching with such - needed constant
care
But ali this private bensvolenos Was not al
lowed 70 interfere with her constant activity In
behalf Of the Church. IL sewing circle. Of which
she was president for nearly forty years. owes
more to her than 70 any other psrson. Al The
sunday services and at the weekday meetings.
she Was un mailing attendant; indeed. she hard.
ly yielded to storm sickness - much - duty
10 herself demanded. Uaselnshnsss WAS with her
such habit that she hardly seemed to remember
that she had . self to deny.
In every enterprise she manifested the keenest
interest and gave the most efncisnt help. whether
the movement Was In . narrower sphere or . wider.
Tposs who look back 70 wAr umss viii remember
her sarnss, work for the soldier: and when the
Congregational Church built it. vsstry. The suoosss
OF TIA, effort Vas due largely TO her influence.
YET in all these w~ys she WAS seldom recognized.
ass looked sron hersH. - . leader. None OF her
characteristics were more marked than her humili-
ty and her shrinking from all display or prcten.
tiousness. She seldom appear ID at the head OF
movement but rarely vas any thing good purposed.
when she WAS not found q the heart OF the enter.
prise.
She Was amply f,,ed for the part she ably took.
She Was well educated and . lover OF books. very
sklfal with her fingers and mistress Of ali the
compliments Of the needle. a. we'll a. versed In
eli the Arts Of Housekeeping. No doubt many who
pitAlity. always freely extended, especially To
ministers. and IL was offered In such . way that
you seemed 10 confer instead Of receiving fsver
by accepting IL
To crown ALL she WAS . happy and devoted
Christian. and exercised inf usnce distinctvely
Christian over all with whom abe came In con.
tact
Such lives DO not make much sur In The world.
but. the "sull waters run deep" And their innu-
spoe deeply Affects The welfare Of the community.
What earthly tile or honor compare with that
well done. good and nAithfai servant
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Rroaklin.

Rvonlklin.
Eugene J. Swan has recently discov-
cred what promises to be very rich veis
Of quarts. Az assay osds BY Prof. Bart
lett. Of ore taken lees than foot below
sbs surface. gave e4.l3 gold and eaa-s7
silver to the ton. Indications promise
that thi. ore will pay from the start. The
vein il very distloct With perfect slate
wall and beautiful white and mixed quarts.
The veis 10 fully oinssslissd and ranges
o. the surfscs from one and half 70 three
feet in width. Mr.. Swan has on . full
force Of men and 10 sinking . shan with
al possible speed. He 10 eoa6dsnt, &C.
eording TO the groupings. that . great
mineral deposit 10 not far distant. He has
up good blAcksssith shop and everything
u now In 6ns runnieg order. and svesy
aodssa lapsovsoeas Tor minisG vii b.
promptly put In paaes.
January I'M.
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d I E D .
Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.


Ellsworb-Jsn. II, Mrs. Sarah n. Tenney,
aged y years.
Dec. q, Eben Perciville. son Of Capt. S. A.
and l.. j. Goodwin, aged 10 years and mos.
Angels called the Darling,
Called thee TO their sunny home,
To the realms Of joy eternal,
To the land Of purest day.
We have missed thee, oh, so sadly
Since they called thee up above,
But we'll meet thee darling Percy,
In the home Of perfect bliss.
Franklin-Jan. IS, Frank A. Bragdon, aged
- years and months.
Waltham-Jan. IL, Eliskim Haslam, aged
about 70 years.
Gouldsboro-Dec. %, Mrs. Joan, wife Of
Nahum Jones, aged 81 years, mo-, days.
Brooksville, Cape kosier-Dec. 81, Mrs.
Desire B., wife Of Mr.. Samuel Redman, aged
u years.
Schooner Hesd-Jan. II, Calvin Z. Clement,
aged mos. and IS days.
Haverhill, MAss..-Jan. 10, Alvin B. Allen,
formerly Of North Sedgwick, aged 70 years
and months.
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MARINE LIST.
D0ae sstc Pores.

BALTihoKk-Ar Is. sch Kate Newman, New.
msn, Bermuda.
kosroS-Ar Il. sch Cha. A Ropes. whalen
Perth Amboy.
BRUNSWICK, OA.-Ar T. sch q N Portar yohr
son. Antigua, TO load Tor New York
Ar IL. sch Lavolta, New York to load for Wa,
tnGies. '
ftkSnNpiSA-Ar LIST, sch L Hartman,
Smhh. Havana.
AonfLE-Ar Il. sch A Emerson Fm.r.o,
New York.
=, NEw HAyEs-Ar IL. brig Julia L HA.keu,
NEsBkDfoRD-Ar Is sch Altxyeix Alloy
Amboy.
NV ioKk-Ar H. sch Clara Fletcher. Sargent.
Cd 10, sch Kit Carson, Dswling Norfolk.
Cd u, sch Mary Jane Lee, Haxxerty, Aiuatit.
Passed through Hell Gate ltih. brig Annie
Sch Abissii HAines. Aaxran, Hoboken Tor
Somerset "
fkovIpEscE-ArIs. sen Sea Bird. AcMuiIen,
New York.
AriI. sch senator. Bonsey. EiiIabcthport.
WiLhthoroS, Car Is, sca John somes
Wall. Barren Island.
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Ellsworth is favored with dat Coun-
cillor and bogus legislator. but We have
bot learned that either have been qualified.
1t will be found 40 empty honor and at
last positive disgrace to b mixed up In
that mess. Better keep away gentlemen.
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PATENTS.
r Fl. E,DDv

Ne. - State ST., opposite Kilby, Desas.,
Secures Patents in the United States; also in
rest Britain, France and other foreign countries,
copies OF the claims Of any Patent furnished nv
r,ssmlt,ing ore dollar. Assignments recorded It
W Warrington. No Agency in the United states
possesses superior facilities tor obtaining Patents
Or ascertaning the pstentability of inventions,
II. ID. EDDY, Solicitor Of Patents.
TESTINONIALs.
regard Mr.. Eddy IS one Of the most capable
and successful practitioners with whom have
had OlRcial intercourse. -
Gas. MASON. Commissioner Il Paasnts.
Inventors cannot employ person more trust.
worthy or more capable Of securing for them a
esriy and favorable consideration q the Patent
Once" EDMUND BURKE,
late Commissioner OF Patents ,
BOSTON, October 10, 1870. :
X. h. EDDY, Esq Dear Sir: you procured 1bf
me. in l6lO my first patent. Since then you hAy6.
acted Tor and advised mo in hundreds Of casos-
md procured many patents, reiss0ss anl e1ten-
dons. ! have occasionally employed The best
agencies IN New York, Phiiaslelthi aad Washins
ton. but still give you almost tho Who3o Of ny
business. In yoar line, and advise othors 70 e..
pioy you. Yours truly G1e10B DRAFxR,
B0stop. JAM ]. l6eos lyxl
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Commissioners Notice.

InE the subscribers. having been appointed BY
for the County Of Hancock. 70 receive aad ex-
anime The Chime Of creditors to the estate q
Richard Warren, late Of Deer Isle, deceased.
represented ins0lvent, do hereby give uotice
that six months are allowed 20 said creditors to
bring IN and pr owe their claims; and that We
shall attend N 1t service 1t the store Of the late
Richard Warren, on the Let Tuesdays OF February
and July next. q said Deer Isle.
II. T. LURKIN.
WILLIAM r. WOOD.
Deer Isle, Dec. 81. 1873. ava
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A heavy gale swept over Oregon, re-
Gently. damaging Portland e75. 900 and
blowing down many houses In the interior.
At Tacenter. w. T., tree was blown
down upon . school house. and two chill
dren OF J. W. Bartlett were Instantly
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LOCAL NOTICES.


Jass Look!
Tickets for all points west via, Penn
sylvania Central, and Boston and Albany
Railroads from Boston, or Grand Trunk
Railway from Portland. can be had OF c.
Z. Burrill 1t the lowest rates. Also tick.
cts to Portland by Inside line OF Steamers.
Cali and see him before purchasing else
where. 1871
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At Court OF Probate holden at ElIsuortb
Withh and Tor the County OF Hancock on
the hrst Wednesday of January, A. D. IssO
IohN > IREWORiY, named Executor in a
certain instrument purportng to be the Ia :,
VIII ana testament OF Daniel +. Treworxy, I,ts
OF blnehiii' IN said county deceased, having pre-
'ented the same Tor probate:
ORDERED That the said John s. Treworgy
give notice TO all persons Interested BY causing
AcoPy OF thIs ordeTto be published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Ameri-
can printed AT Ellsworth, that they NAV
appear at Probate Court TO be helden
AZ ellsworth, IN said county, on the lat
"cdhesday OF February next, at ten OF the clock
IA tue forenoon, and shew cause, ifany they have
why the SAID Instrument should not be proved
APpro'od' and allowed the la st will and tesla.
ment OF SAID deceased
S"a' PARKER TUCK. Judge.
Attest: CHAs. Z. DOKR, Register
true copy. Attest:-ChAs. +. DuRR Reglster
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Father Il Getting Wen.

Ny daughter says, How much better father
10 since he used Hop Bitters." He 10 getting
well amer bis long suffering from disease de-
ciarcd ineurable, and we are 20 glad that nc
used your Bitiers.-A lady Of Rochester, N. Y.
Utica Herald
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Answer This.

Did you ever know any person to be Ill,
without 10 action Of the stomach, liver or kid
neys, or did you ever know one who Was well
when either Was obstructsd or inactive; and
did you ever know or hear Of any case OF the
kind that Hop Bitters would not cure. Ask
your neighbor this same question, - Times.
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Disasters.
Sch Aontexuma. from Baltimore for Jersey
Ciy, pot into Norfolk Jan Is hAy ng enc oar tered
heavy gale same morning between CApes
Charles and Henry. and sprung = dangerous
port waste board 10 free her decks OF water
She will discharge cargo and repair before lro
ceedinx on her trip.
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T r. Y
nerve PILLS.

For the cure OF all forms Of nervous disorder
arising from Indigestion, Including headache,
seeplessnese. palpitatioa Of the Assrt. confusioa
Of thesght. determination OF blood 70 tAs head,
failure OF memoir &c.. this re0Aiy v warranted
any addfooA upon receivs Of 0oe dollar.
GEO. y. CHASE 8 CO.
3oseon, Msss.
sensdy. OW9s