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HUNNENELL'S
UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY.

This valuable preparation, freed Of all the common
ponents such 0piaes, expecorans, which not only
down the system, but destroy all chance of cure will
be found trial to possess the following properties, and
to which the most valuable, testimonials, may be found
in the pamphlets.
For Whooping Cough, and as Soothing Syrup 1t
meets every want, and by early will save the aigest
proportion Of rupures in children which be f aced to
Whooping Cough.
In ordinary Coughs and Bronchial Complaints the fore
OF Consumption, its SPLENDID tonic properties
make not only the most perfect enemy to disease but
builds up and the system against Of
the Complaint. No nursery should be without 1t,
should parents fail To get pamphlet, to be found with
all dealers as the only way do Justice to value
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DISAS STEERS

The wreck of ship souter Johnny, (of Free.
port Me,) before rep ted lost near Cape Palo..
pam sept I'm, was sold previous to Nov 18th,
for s47OO-the rigging brought $500. PART Of
tho cargo, tsoap, blocks Of marble, Rel was saved
IN damaged state and taken to Carthagcna,
lime laden sch, belonging to Rockiand. wa,
seen 10th inst, of Isles of shoals, on fire. Had
been run into tho nigh, before, and the crew had
abandoned her and landed on tho Isle Of Shoals
fishing sch had her In tow
rensscoia, Dec Brig A C Merriman, of Gar
diner, Me, is ashore at St Rose Island in,do i've
reefs high and dry. She has been striped.
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To the Honorable Senate and House of Reprasen-
tatives of the State Of Maine, in Legislature
assembled for the year 1851.
VNllE undersigned respectfully represent that
i on account of bad roads they, with others
are subject to great expense, yexatlon aud delay
in the transportation Of their lumber from the
mills to the places of shipment; and that "a Rail
or Plank Road leading from the easterly end of
the Bridge across Union River at the head OF the
Falls, TO the wharves at salt Water below the
village would be of great advantage to than and
the community. They therefore request your hon
oraDle body to incorporate them into Company
by the name of the Unton River Rail or Plank
Road Company, with full powers to locate and con-
struet Rail or Plank Road as aforesaid; and
with suoh rights and privileges as are usually
granted in su ch cases.
WARREN BROWN and nine others.
Ellsworth, 10th November, 1860. i6
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rY- DrD yon ever have the Sick Headache:
Do YOU remember the throbbing temples the
loathnR and disgust at the sight of food
How totally unfit YOU were for pleasure, for
conversation or study. One of the Cephalic
Pills would have relieved You from all the
suffering which you then experienced. For
tins and other purposes you should always
have box of them on hand to use as occasion
requires.
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GREAT Discovery Among the most i'm
portant of all the great medical discoveries OF
ihi- age may he considered the system OF vacci-
nation for protection from Small Fox. the Ce-
phalc Pill for relief OF Headache, and the use
of Quinine for the prevention of FeTcrs. eth
er of which is sure specific, whose benefits
will be experienced by suffering humanity
long after their discoveries are forgotten.
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ElI.worth-l3th inst. Mrs Lois, wife Of VIM
A. jackson. aged 81 years
Trrmont-9th inst wile of Rufus King aged
about Is wears
lInncnck-pee 9Th, Susan A. wife Of James
Mcfarland, aged 10 years and months
Eddington-pcc. 9th, Miss llartictA Newhalt,
wife II c O. Thompson
Bangor-Dec. 9th. Mrs, Mary. wife Of Mr.. Jas
o'Douuhue.
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'ardly Realized

III 'ad n 'orrible 'eadache this hafternoon
hand stepped into tie hapothacaries hand
saws hi to the man, " Can you hease me OF an
'eadache ?" Does 1t hache ard says e.
Hes ceodingly," says hi. hand upon that e
gave me Ccphalic Pill. hand pom me 'onor
1t cured me SO quick tina. l 'ardly realized
'ad an 'eadache.
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NOTICE.

The subscriber has purchased the right to make
and sell The Portable Folding Clothes Dryer,
patented by d. r. Hickock, for the County of
Hancock, and gives notice that any Infringement
of the same will be resisted The right for the
town of Ellsworth has been sold to Mr.. Geo. Cum
min CHAM, to whom reference may be had, and
.'The Dryer" purchased by the citizens of Ellis
worth A. J. STEPHENSON.
Ellsworth, Nov. II, 1850.
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SICK FOR THIRTEEN YEARS.

SUPERIORITY OF RAILWAYS READY RE-
LIEF AND PILLS To ALL OTHER SYS-
TENS OF MEDICATION POSITIVE.
LY ESTABLISHED.
Let those who doubt read the following letter
from Mr.. Joseph Smeare, a respectable citizen Of
Quincy, Illinois
Qrtycy, HI, May, lsG0.
Dir. RADw AY Col became diseased thirteen
years ago, and have been diseased ever since. |
have doctored with the best Physicians in this
place, Quincy, Ill.,) but grew worse under their
treatment. | have tried variety of the popular
advertised remedies, with no better success
Nothing, did me any good until / tried
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF.
Then, for the first time in thirteen long years of
anguish, i-ery and disease, felt ease and com
fort pains, aches and infrmities left me and |
again able to enjoy life. My disease was all
over my body and through my system. Doctors
called it by different names. was lame crippled
had breakings out over my body, pains and aches
in all my limbs, headaches, pains in the stomach
after eating, could not sleep we'll, do anything
like a healthy man should do ; in :act, was mis-
cradle. With the Ready Relief | took
RAILWAYS RFGTrJ aTIVG Pills
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nloriue Journal.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

LAuscHEp-At Eastport, Sd inst, from the yard
of c Huston. Esq. superior eopper-tastened
brig Of isS tons named the =" Nellie Merrill. -
The ttig Is owned by parties in Eastport, and Wall
be commanded by Cspt Joha Pike
BucksroHr-Ar .. .chs Marhoser, kiiborn,
Baltimore It'll, c Homer, Parker, and sarah
Hall. Pierce, Boston.
PoHrLasp-Ar s, sch. Delaware, Foster, Rock
land Arborecr, Smith. Ellsworth.
Ar 10, brig BurmAh, Sherman, Calais for Bos-
con Sehs Trident Snow salem kosina Hunt,
Boston for Lahec Stranger Fitzgerald, bosion
Tor GouId.boro Emery, Tinker, calais fol Bos-
Con Idsbo, Linton, castine for Boston tues,
Bickf0fd, q esIldsboto for Boston.
Ar II, sch Hornet, Henley, Calais for n Bedford.
BosroS.-Ars, scbs Superior. Moore, Ellsworth,
Delaware, Jackson, Gay Head Roscoe g Day,
Calais Union, Iroa,, Addison Hannah A6i-
gail, Cook, Ellsworth.
Ar teh r p warng, Jordan, Ellsworth.
Arlo, big Lyrs. (of Bueksport) Gray, Bangor
sehs Champion. Hodgdon, Calais MonteEumA'
Reed. Calais; Wreath, Rouell. Machias Galeile
punton Lubec Amethyst. Foss, Gond'eofo :
CasiiIian, Belatty. Ellsworth brig WIN Wallace,
(of JonespoTO Wallace, Caiais sehs Margaret
Ann, Robbins. CALAIS Orion, Hart do ehampi,
on, Mitchell, MAchias Frances Ellen, Clark, and
Agenors, Herriek. Ellsworth.
Arll sch Senator. Adams. Calais.
Coa.twise-Seh Lotus, Clark. Franklin.
NV Yoak.-Ar 6, brig Andrew Peters, Me
P.risnd, st Marks sch Paine, Wooster
PASSPORT.
Al 10. brig Alamo. Small, Calais sehs I
King, Clendennen. Calais Il A Perry, Stabes.
Bucksport.
Holnn's HoLg-Ar 1, brig Eusus, Parsons,
Msehias for New York Billow, Hvdednn, Calais
for New Bedford Tailsmah, Barnard, orland Tor
Norwich.
PALL RyxR.- Ar 10, brig d Young, Cook Cal
ais ; sch Charter, Oak, Elizabethport.
PRovIpEscE,-Below 5, sehs Christina, Harms
and Barnard, Eiweli, from Calais.
NEw BEproRD.-Ar 10, brig Billow, Hodgdon,
Calais.
EpsARrows.-Ar Q, sch Commerce, Mullins,
Bangor for Sag Harbor, with loss o: deck load OF
lumber and boat nj ght Of lth inst, during heavy
gale ia Boston Bay sch Ada Frances, Bsbson,
Baltimore for Calais.
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GRAVE STONES, MONUMENTS,
and all other kinds Of
Marble and Soap Stone Work
executed by
JOHN GRANT,

BUCksPUkIl ME-
We intend to keep constantly on hand large
variety Of Monumental work. Our facilities Tor
obtaining stock. and carrying on the business i;
snch as Ia enable us to sell Good Marble and Good
Work, at as low price as can be obtained at any
mace aud We shall try to do SO. with all VINO
have an occasion to purchase anything IN our inc
of business, if they will honor US Win can,
Bucksport, Nov. 9th, 1860. lyio
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Mrs. WIN SLOW.

An .sf-~r,e,cei prss Ard fem de rhy.-ian has so,h
log ssrap tr children -etas .hs=s greatly facilitate
the tr,. nf t~-thtng .rsrning The sufas. reducing
eli ut sn,atsn- ssy all pain AMI - -ufe 10 rcsn
iase bu-,i. Drf-ii upon It, nith~rz It sH 81"
yunf,-iSr. AMI rrIrt auh hrNith II ycat infants
Perfectly ali xc advertisement IN sn~h-
column Iva
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FACT WORTH KNowisG -Spaldings Ccpha-
lie Pills are certain cure Tor Sick headache
Bilious Headache, Nervous Headache. Cos
tiveness and General Debility.
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GROVER & BAKERS
NOISELESS
AMILY SEWING MACHINE

WE undersigned, Clergy oil various denominations
l having purchased and used in our families :. GRO
YER 4 BAKERS Celebrated Family Sewing Machine"
take pleasure in recommending it instrument fully
combining the essentials OF good machine. Its beau-
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,lascy of it, stieh. unite To render machine
passed by any in The market, and which feel con-
lent vii give satisfaction to ali sh0 may purchase
use 1t.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con-
l cerned that she has beea duly appoirted aud h
taken upon herself the Of Administrative VI the En-.
tate Of
HENRY l. LUFkIN, hate of Deer Isle,
In the Co Of Hancock, deceased, by giving bond a. the
law directs she therefore requests persons who are
indebted the deceaseds make nredate pay.
me ard those who have any demands th.reoe 10 exhibit
the for settlement A FRANCES LCEKIN,
Deer ksle, Dec 1. 1850. ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-12-14

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and tor the County of Hancock, on the first
Wednesday OF December, A. D. ls60.
an the petition uf Hudson Devereux, admins
~ traitor Of the estate Of John Deyercux,
late OF Pcuobscot, in said county, deceased.
representing that the peronal estate of said de-
sed and amount of real estate already sold, is
not sufficient to pay the just debts, which he owed
at The time OF his death, by the sum Of two hun
dred and fifty dollars, and praying for license
to sell and convey the reversion of the widow :
dover in the real estate of said deceased for the
naytrcnt of said debts and incidental charges:
Oraered-That the petitioner give notice thsreot
to the heirs Of said decea and TO all persons IN
orcsted by causing copy OF this order to be pub
i.hed IN the Ellsworth American, printed in Els
worth IN said county, three weeks Excessively,
that they may appear a, a Probate Court to be
holden at Ellsworth, in said County, on the first
Wednesday Of January next. at 10 o'clock, in the
forenoon and shew cause il any they have, why
the PRAYER .. said petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy,--Attest
Il A. A. BARTLETT, Re ister.
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FOREIGN PORTS.

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DR.. C. II. Sholes, Eclectic Physician, give
particular srner diseases 4 the gsnifo urtadry er
rsns Ard special Diseases u sofnen sc ad'eris-nrn
q ar.sher cflaDa.
june, 1899 lyS
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Il. CRUGER, Agent.

No, az Broadway, n. y.
A PLEASANT STIMULANT,
For the Genital Organs he obtained by seudng SIS
the Agent above. Sent Free by Mail.
Circulars medicines be procured Of Drugs ists
Everywhe Calvin q. Peck Agent, Ellsworth Me.
Feb. ls60 isly6
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Important to stock Growers.
THE rHiRD NoLUaE OF THE
AMERICAN STOCK JOURNAL

IHER7tI ~ STOth JOJ mil,
Commences January LIST, lsGl
II is devoted exclusively 10 matters relating to
the care and mana cement of our domestic animals
and by far the largest, cheapest and most WIDE
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stock grower can AFFORD TO be without it.
~ rhirty-two large octave pages, handsomely
illustrated, Published Monthly at % Park Row,
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OTIS +. X. WAITE, Associate Editor.
Newspapers giving the above advertisement two
insertions, and sending marked copy to A. e.
HArJn, WISpsoR, Vt, will receive copy Of the
paper one year free.
lvi7 A. e. HATCH, General Agent.
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S,,criH's Sale.

HANCOCK, ss,-Taken on execution and WI
be sold at public auction, at the store Ell n
Walker 4 son in 0rland on Saturday the twelfth
day of January next, at ten o'clock in the fore.
noon ALI the right in equity which Sylvester
Snowman has or had at the time OF the Original
attachment of redeemng the land ana buildings
IT,, sano PREMISES being under mortgage to Enoeh
5pnrlng Of Cranberry Isle, by deed dated the sth
Hancock registry Of Deeds book lo5' page gig
a. Which reference may be had for more partle-
ular description. N. WALKER, Dep sn'fiH'
December, LIST, 1861. Az
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JOHN L. HUNNEwELL, Proprietor

CHEMIST AND PHARMAcKUrIsr,
No. Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.
For sale by all usual wholesale and retail dealers in
cry and city.
c. G. Peck, Agent for Ellsworth, Ne; Z: II. Parker
Agent for Bucksport Walker 4 Son, Agents for Or.
land Joshua Hooper, Agent for Castine John Stevens
Agent for BIuehrll 1So
W. L. Alden & CO., Bangor, General Whoesaie Agents.
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The afflicted invited to try it. 1t Will Surely
send for tulaf FIRST read it carefully, and then you
will send for The medicine.
f'r,c. per Wal One Dollar
Can be cent by mail. one vial will last a month,
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IL. IL. IL.
Get
Radway's Regulating Pills,

Superior to all Purgative or Catharc Pills in
use and the only vegetable substitute for Gallo
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Prepared from extracts of Roots, Plants, Gums
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HUNNEWEL'S
CELEBRATED
TGLU ANODINE.

This great Neuralgia Remedy and Natural Opate call
for special attention and interest being free OF Opium
preparations of Opium, OF any but its strictly vegea
bic and medical properties. For Neuralgia Rheumatism
Cont Tooth and Ear Ache, Spinal Complaints, Bleeding
at Lungs Stomach, Rose Hay Fever, Caarrh and
all minor Nervous Complaints.
For loss OF Sleep, Chronic Nervous llend Ache, Sick
Head Ache, it has e1na and to which we offer tes IT,
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splendidy adapted III not only removing the pains but
acting physc, great contrast with Opium which not
only constpates and drugs The system, but makes tho
rem edy than the disease.
From Physicians ask attention, and on demand For
uas Trial Bottles will be sent developing In the An
odyne 0piae which has long been wanted, and In the
Cough Remedy such rest entirely central prin
cple.
From invalds We ask correspondence for pamphless
explanation, without postage stamps"
Priccs-IArge Cough Remedy, so Gents per bottle.
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Mn0 WANTS MONEY

nEMASDS collected promptly and satlsiaeto,
- rily, Books posted, Accounts drawn on ana
adjusted by the subscriber. Patronage solicited
j. b. OSGoOD.
Agent Of Springfield Fire Marine Insurance Co.
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Alta Court 81 Probate holden AT Ellsworth within aud for
tie County ot Hancock, the Arst "Wednesday o'
pecrmher A II, 1851
~ A UPIUN X AIS. Executors Of the last will and
T.. testament u Joseph X Folsom, ias OF Bhcksport,
In sad County DECEASED having presented their seeedd
sceoun u administration upon said deceased estate LOT
probate -,
Ordsytd-rhat the said Executors give notice there
n to all persons Interested BY causing copy oil this Or
der - Ice published three weeks successfully ia the Es
worth American printed Ellsworth that they may ap
oar At Probate be holden at Buckspprt o tie
third elnesay January next, at ten OF the CLOCK IN
the orenoaa aud she's Cause Il any they have, why the
same should not be allowed. -
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true epPy,-Atiest' - p.,-,.
a. A a BARTLETT hesiste1
A. Court u Probate held Ellsworth, within and Tor
the county Of Hancock, on the first Wednesday OF
pecemtsr 4 u. ls6O.
hANIEL y. BRAY, Administrator OF the estate OF
John n BRAY Jr late u Brookln. in said county,
deceased having presented his first account Of admins
tration upon said ieceascd's estate for probate:
Orderrf-Thlt said Administrator give notice To an
persons strd By causing copy OF TINS oret 70 DC
publ shel three successfully in thu Ellsworth Aer
,n printed at Ellsworth that they appear at FRO
bate Court t. be held Ellsworth in said county on the
first "Wednesday u January next at ten OF the CLOCK
in the forenoon and hrw cause, il any they have, why
the same should not he allowed. -. -.
~ ~ A. BARTLETT, Register.
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G A r ID in Z Il S
RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIA
COMPOUND.

certain, safe and permanent cure for Rheuma-
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the disease requiring no change in diet or bust
ness, aud may be taken by children and persons Ui
the most delicate constitutions with perfect safe
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RAILWAYS RtNOVATlNG RES0LVENT.
PURE AND HEALTHY BLOOD.

ANIL oLoODs
RAILWAYS REN0VATING RESOLVENT
Is the most positive and thorough cleansing and
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Ii purifes with astonishing speed impure and dis
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it's whether in the blood, bones joints tissues &C.
SKIN DISEASES.
All EruptiOns of the Skim Sores, Ulcers, tn
mors, letters, Cankers, Humors, Venereal Sores
Syphilis Bronchitis Catarrh, Diseases of the Chest
and Lungs, Constitutional Diseases, are quickly
and permanently exterminated from the system by
the use of RAILWAYS RENoVATING RE5OL-
VENT.
TO THOSE WHO REQUIRE PROOF.
Sueti6tg Of the Glands, Sore Eyes, Sore Throat
poy Dangerous Cough, Cured BY Radpays
Ready Rehsf
JACKSONVILLE Florida, April 2s, 1860.
DIR. RADwAY.-Dear Sir | afflicted with
the swelling of the Glands, so much so that
could hardly eat my meals. bought bottle of
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF and bathed my
throat with it, In TWENTY HOURS the swelling
was entirely gone and my throat cured. At the
same time | had VERY SORE EYES, and after
had rubbed with the Ready Relief some Of it
remained on my fingers, and in rubbing my eyes
some of the Relief got in them. My eyes got
well Immediately. l was likewise affected with
very dangerous cough that resisted all medicines
until used your Ready Relief, few doses Of
which have cured me. Kcspec fully YOUR,
SAMUEL J, ASHTON.