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In. J. c. AVER sr. chrerfnlly comply with the
quest Of and report Of the effects
have realized with YOUR Sarsaparilla
have cured with It. in my pfactice, most II the
plants for which II is recommended and have found its
effects truly wonderful in tho of Ipsrsai and Mr.
trai pssss. one II patients had Syhlitic ulcers
in his thr,t, which consuming his palate and the
top Of his mouth. Your Sarssrarilla steadily TAKEN
cured him In Eve weeks Another attacked 10y sec
ondsry symptoms in his and the liberation had
eaten away considerable part of IT, that believe the
disorder would reach his brain and k him. But it
yielded to my administration of your Sarssparla the
ulcers healed and lie Is well again not Of without
some designation 10 his fare. A woman who had been
treated for the disorder ty suffering
from this poison in her bones They had become sen.
sitive to the weather that damp day she suffered ex
'rueatiug pain in her joints aud bones She, too
'ured entirely by your Sarsararla In few weeks.
Know from its formula. which your agent gave me- that
this Preparation from your laboratory must be great
remedy consequently, these truly remarkable results
with 1t have not surprised me.
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Al a Court Of Probate held at Bluehiil, within
and Tor the County of Hancock the first
"Wednesday Of December, A.. D. 1850.
I'M the petition Of Nathan Low Jr., Ad-
~ miais,ratur Of the estate of Nathan
Low &c 81 Deer Isle, in said county, deceas-
ell representing thar the personal estate of
snI deceased is not sufficient pay the just debts
which he owed at the time Of his death, by the
sun Of elseca hundred aud City dollars, ana
praviaa 5eru license to sell and convey ~ much
Of the resl estate Of said deceased as may be
necessary fot ,4e payment Of sail debts and Incl
dental charges;
t1saersd-Th. the petitioner give notice thereof
10 .lt af FL -'ased anf 70 all persons in.
.escslsd ns oaan -1lay Of tbs order 70 he pub
IS. / ia sas e.tA ,faerieaa, Ee.hted in Els
-uti Fl sand - la tuf Nc sn'ces<iveiy,
taa ee.-1v euctsg at a freb, Court :" be
a.. 81 Said 81 the first
ferlns s-}aH t=a> assf ueE s.. e.ock, in t
roaa t4 ...ly eaa-e /. any they have, way
.as seer rs. lion should not 1e ranted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true opy,--Attest:
AZ a. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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lNpsPtSrENcE, Preston Co., Va. 9Th July 1859.
On J c. AYR Sir. have BEEN afflicted with pain
nl chronic RheumGiIsh for long time which baffed the
kill of physicians. and stuck to in spite Of all the
euedcs could find until tried your Sarsaparilla Ono
ots cured in two weeks, and restored my general
iealth much that | far better than bepre was
stacked. l think it wonderful medicine. j. FREAM.
Jules Y. Getehe Of ST Louis, writes, "I have been
afflicted for years with fiction IF Ire Lirer which
destroyed my health tried every thing and every thing
allied TO relieve me; and have been btpken-iown man
years from other cause than arrangement If
he Lirr My beloved pastor the Rev. MIR Espy advised
10 SarSapsrla because he said he Knew YOU,
md thing you he worth trying. by the bless
ng of God has cured and has purified my blood
Is to make new man Of mo feel young again. The
lest TINT lie sall Of not lalf rnni ennnch.
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lie ucorrhrR whites. Ovarian Tumor !,
Uterine liberation, EemaIe Diseases.

DR.. b s. Claiming, Of New York City. writes e, |
most cheerully comply with the request Of your agent in
saying have found your Sarsarnrila most excellent
Alternative Ia the numerous complaints for which We
employ such remedy. but especially in Female pscdsss
II the Scrfuous athesi.. have cured many inveter
ale Of Leueorfhea by IT, ami where the
plant caused Ivy ,csrutit IF the ueris. The ulrer-
alton it.rif cured. Nothing within my Rnswl-
edge equals 1t for these female arrangements"
Edw ard s Marrow. Of Newlnry Ala. writes, DIN.
ceruns ot~ldH tDor - the females in family,
which had dehed all the remedies could employ. has
At length bern completely cured hy Nonr Extract ef Sar
saPara. Our physician thought nothing Int eNtirpa-
lion could afford relief Int he advised the trial Of
sarsaparilla thu ast Fr-urt before cutting. and IL
proved efecual. Afar taking your remedy eli ht weeks
o sNnirtnni Of tic lise.ise rsnlain.o
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Al Court OF Probate held At Buehill within and for
the County Of Hancock, the first Wednesday Of No
vember A. d. 1850.
~ GORGE w HARVEY, Executor Of the will n Peter
" Harvey Jr late OF Deer Isle in said county s.d
having presented his first account Of upon
said decease'l's estate for probate
OTdered-rat the said Executor give notice 10 all Der
sons interested ny causing copy Of this to be pub
shed three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed Al Ellsworth that they may Appear Probate
court 10 he h~hl at Bnckspor In said county on the third
enesay OF December next O'Clock in the forenoon
and s'eS oHase any they have, Why the same should
not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
a A. A. BARTLETT Register
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SAND, HAIR ana LIME,

CONSTANTLY on hand and for sale by the
V subscriber, sand Hair and Lime, which he
will sell cheap for cash. LEVI WEBER.
Ellsworth, Oct. goth, 1850, 40tf
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At Court Of Probate hsten at Bluch within and for
the County OF Hancock, the first Wednesday n
November, 4 d. 1861. %
l. hBEGCA II. NEsC0Tr, Execatrix Of the WI ~
IA Isaiah Nescott, hate Of Castne in said G, -,,v
deceased, having presented her first account Of ains
.'allen nPal sad deeeasei's estate FOR probate.
Orttrta-Ihat the said ENecutrx give nofaa there
4 ie 7 persons interested by causing copy of tbs rr
yer IT, ne su-si thrre weeks sufcesssve ia She p.ls
Eott 3ericla. printed IA Ellsworth ,hat The, mn, a,
pFa ROTATE CoHrt u he holden NJ Ellsworth ~ e.,
hrs' II cd Il December next at ten Of the el1. i,
the forenoon, az shew eause ii auy they have wiy The
same should not ne allowed. - ~
,,. -, PARKER TUCK, Judge
~ A A BARrLKTr, Register
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OIL Candies, ashing Powders Soap, Dye stufs Trsse.
Supporters, Spices Of AFT kinds. Citron, Cur
rants, Raisins ramariuas, Irish
Moss Pickles, &c, &c.
Among his supply Of Patent Medicines may he found
RUENErT'S COCAINE and other PREPARATIONS
MEXICAN Mustang Liniment Towusend's, More's, War
ren's. helcys and Shaker Syrup and Sarsaparia wea
ver's Canker and Salt Rheum syrup; Arnolds Vital
Fluid Atwoos Extract Dandelion Bran, Purifying gx-
tract, Bulls SarsaParilla John), Gays blood Purifier
Green's Indian Paaacca, Hays Hunor Syrup. Hamptons
Vegetable Tincure cure, Kennedy's Medical Dis
covery, Morse Syrup NrHow Dock. Orway', HHnor Dis
covcry, Peruvian SyrHp, Railways Resolvent Rhodes
Fcver and Ague Cure sands Sarsaparlla Shaker Sarsa
pariia, MeMunns Elixir Of Opium, Mrs. Ninslow Scoth
Ing syrup Shaker Extract waterman, Wilson'S Ncuropahic
Drops, Pr Abbos Btters, Peck sJauucc Bitters Fife
Indian Vegetable Bitters, Atwooi's Physical Browns
Sarsaparilla and Tomato, Clsrks sherry Wine and
two quarts langiys Rect and Hers Bers and all ether
kinds in Balm Of thousand Flowers. Cold Cream
Flesh BAR, lqUri Rouge, Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL Aliens
Cough Losenger-, Brant's Pulmonary Basam, Carkes
Cough SyrPp Bachelors and Harrisons Hsr Dye Lin
iments OF all kinds Rarucy Musk Cologne. shaving
Cream and Nerbcna Water; Ayers sugar Coated. Bran
drchs ans WrightFs n,han Vegetable Pills Court Pas
ter, butchers Dead Shot for Red Bugs Prot Mohrs
Fly Taper Sriyc. and Onimens every kind and
all other articles usually kept in Drug Store. so
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4 :llltiou.

T. avoid imposition, observe the Enature anil Lbc.
ness e pr. stephen Sweet ua every label and al.
Stg phcn Ssei's IufaAbir IIHctneat" blaWn ia ths
sils, % each bottle aiil1ui which .anc ar aauine
RICHARDSON \ Ca.
S.jc Frarrietprs. y ars5eh c..
For sale by IL II. Hay, Cen. Agt Portland.
eos IL q
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Il .teTtiaeates Ike The above are bciug rcceiy-
ed daily speaking in its praise.
an IL 'y'49 'r ssrts ali IF the f,ags Of "a, alre
Manufactured and sold Wholesale and retail by
j.. MACON e., St. Jahusbury, Vt, to
Whelu all utiofs should be addressed
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The undersigned having removed from ELS
worth, has left his notes and accounts with Eugene
Hale, Esq, with whom they can be settled within
reasonable time without costs to those indie bted.
JOHN 5. PEARSON.
Ellsworth, March 10, 1860
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General Agents :. BURR Co. e Ire.
mont St AID Gee c. Goodwin 4 Co, aud Il
Marshall II, boston. Ives
C-far sale by c. 6. PECK. Ellsworth. whole
sale aud Retail; Carl bunker franklin: + II
" est, do, and by dealers Ia medicine eycryuherc.
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& GOOD CHANCE.

WANTED partner who has had some ex-
w perienee as travelling mercantile sales
man-wth cash capital of from 500 to $1,000, in
the Tea. Coffee, Sugar, Tobacco and Cigar trade
in a store now we'll established, and doing good
business Ty-Reterences exchanged.
Address, Post Office Box 46j Bangor. 4wi2
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UAklNNh. TnI- tth JWne, ia,
]. e. AvER CO. Gents | f,rl it nay duty TO ac-
know ledge what Your SaIslIara has done for me.
Having Inherited Scrutilaus iuteJtin have suffered
from IL IN various ways Tor years. Sometimes burst
out in llcers nv hsu,ts and s,,fss.tin.s u
turned inward and Distressed the stotn.ck. Two
years ase 1t broke out nv bead aud covered scalp
and ears with which painful sn, loat-onc
beyond description. tried many medicines and several
physicians, but without much relief from ANY thing In
tact, tie disorder ErVw worse Al length rrjuiced
10 read in the GOsll Messenger that YOU had prepared
an Alternative tSarsaparilla tr knew from Your uia-
tion that any tu- madr uust bo good. sent to
Cincinnati and got IT, and u~i il I'll IL cured fak
IT, as you advise IN sna!i ,iusrs of traspo1fH
month"; and used almost three bottles. New aud healthy
skin soon l~gan To form under the scsb which after
while fell Oh My skin j. nov clr'r, and know by NV
feelings that the disease has gone from my system Nou
we'll believe that feel what SAYING hen tell
You that hold you ~ he u the apostles the age
and remain ever gratefully. Yours,
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K = 4
DIR. SWEETS
tnfallible Liniment,
TIE
GREAT EXTERNAL REMEDY.

For rheumatism. Govt Neuralgia. LHmhago stig Neck
aud Joints, spraius, Bruises Cuts and Wounds.
FAcS, Headache, and all Rheumatic and
Nervous pisrriers.
R1r all Of which II is speedy and &c tsRin remedy. and
fails. THIS Inimeut prepared from the recipe Of
DR. stephen sweet II Connecticut, tho famous bone
ter aud has been used in his Ictcc fr than twcn-
ty years with IN astonishing
As Az 8LLETITOR or PifN, it y uurivalcl by
any preparation before the public, Il ~icl thc most
skypticd may he convince, by .bgk tfhI.
This LinHent will rapidly and radically, RHEt-
Matte DISORDERS u every kind, and Ia thousands
Of cases where has hgcn used It has becu known
to fail.
FoR NEER4KGE4.t viii Afford immediate r1Ihif IN
every case. however distressing.
1t VII relieve the worst II MEAD 3CHE 10 three
uuntss aud j. warranted to Do II.
TOOTHfCHE also will H. cure Instantly.
FoR sERJ OHS BERiEfTf AND GENERA
LIN&iit DE- arising fram impFuaepce excess, this
Linmcnt - most happy and uufaiue remedy Acting
directly ui-n the nervous Tissues, Il str, ngthfus and
WHITES the system, aud restores 10 castcy and Vgor.
FOR Pff.ES As external remedy claim that
thu brsf knoEp aui We eialange the World r. pro
dnce equal Ivory victim Of . distressing complaint
should give trial, tr tv - uot TAI to AFT ri immc
ae r,et and in majority Of cases vii effect riicai
care
QJIvSY 4vB eORE THEot r arc sotse,in,s. *.
tr mel, mseeout and dangerous, hut timely appgra-
tian al this Lingnrut v ii u,VCT la,i t. cure.
NpRFiNS -5.nlatnt, vety obstinate. anil enlarge
ut If The Joints liable To- Neglected Thc
Woo.; cfsc may be e.que5el by tbs Luimsat or
tire. tlsss
BRUISES. CTS. HOUNDS. SORES, ILCEFs.
81 RVS Avn SCtEDs. yi'h rttlv to the WON lcrfu
heallus properties II uH SWEtT'> fNfAt1tHLE LIN.
cHlLBf.HNS. fRO>FED FEET, ND INSECT
EfTIN gN#g. TINS
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ALFRED n TALLY.
st. Anthony's Fire. Rose or ErysipcIas,
letter and salt Rheun. Scald Head,
Ring worn, Sore Eyes, Dropsy,

Dr.. Robert NJ prrhle writes from Salem y. Y, 18th
Sept, lN59 that he has cured invetcrate Of
Dyopsy, which threatened to terminate fatally. by The
per-vering Of our Sarstparllla. and s dangerous
Malignant Erv1yers hv barge doses of the same says
har HI 10
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Dyspepsia. Heart Disease. Fits. Epilep.
~. Nc ne Ii nlY. NJ urni In

Many remarkable Of these affections have been
made by the alternative power e this medicine 1t .iimu
ates the vital functions into vigorous action, and titus
d- rrs which would be supposed beyond its
reach. Such remedy has long been required by the
cesses Of the people, and confident that this will
do for ihem a that n.laine do.
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0oa1i Coal!

gVNHE subscriber keeps constantly on hand all
L kinds of Coal for Stoves and Furnaces, and
the Cumberland Coal for Blacksmiths.
Ellsworth Sept. 20, IS D. d. DATOy.
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nronehoe.le. Goitre or swelled Neck.

zrbuon Sloan II Prospect Texas. writes THREE bot
ties Of your sarsnpnrilla cured from tirs hid
-ous swelling on the neck, which had suffered FROM
AN.A-r
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"A YER'S
SarSaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

And fr the speedy cure Of the f'lewing complaints
scrofuin and Scrofufous Injections. n
as Tunors, Ulcers. sores. Eruptions.
Pimples, Pu>tulss, BiotChc-, Boils,
Blains, and all skin Diseases.
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Patent & Thompsonian Medicines


He keeps general assortment u Melrines used b,
PHI sirians. together with
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At Court Of Probate held at Bluebill. within
and tor the G, unity of Hancock, on the first
"Wednesday Of December A. D. 1850
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&C rEcK. Agrut Ellsworth. 5 HARLOW, Ban
r6 ls
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

Hon. NEAL Dow.-The New London Chron-
lcle has originated a report that Mr.. Dow, The
"father OF the Maine Law has himself become
victim of the terrible habit that his system
was intended to REFORM" Several weeks
since Mr.. Dow met with a fall from consd-
cradle height, and narrowly escaped serious
injury We presume the Chronicle seized
upon The fact of the tall-an account of which
mad got into the papers-to perpetratc q Joke
we copied the item; and to keep alive the
Joke, ventured to attribute the occasion of the
falt to the malign influence of the Stale Capt.
tai, where, as one of the worthy representatives
OF this city, Mr. Dow had domiciled for a
fortnight previous to the announcement. 1t
would now seem that this joke has assumed
some~hat serious aspect; aud lest any one
should be at ali msled in The matter, we de-
Clare IN the most unqualified terms that Mr.
Dow has not become victim to the terrible
habit charged IN the Connecticut paper, but is
now as ever, teelolaller, and not less earnest
than ever In advocating the cause of temper
ance.-iOrtLand Aduertiser.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
Our Book iTabIe

The LADIES REPOSITORY, for February, ha
the Lords Prayer illustrated-one OF the hand
soonest pictures we have seen for manv day
II has also steel engraving of DIR. Clark, o.
Portland, Maine, and a vast variety of inter.
esting reading matter.
The ATLANTIC MONTHLY, FOR February, fully
sustans its high reputation. The Professors
Story is an admirable thing. and increases in
interest. Published by Ticknor g. Fields Bos.
ton.
The MAN IN BLACK-a historical Romance
OF the days of Queen Annie. By G.P.R.
James. II. B. Peterson & Bro, publisher. No.
3O6 Chestnut street, Philadelphia. Price so
cents. This is story of domestic life in Eng
and in the days of Queen Annie.
We are also in receipt of Godey's Lady's
Book, Peterson's Ladies' National Magazine
md Arthur's Home Magazine, all of which are
landsomely illustrated, and in every way sus.
tam their high reputation.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
= END II.

Ilii1 sub b,cEiGers one intending TO leave tba
State add the other iindtng himseIf over stock.
ed' viii sell, at tie residence Of the first nam.
ed' N D.rk Cr"rk IilnIrcd, near the "Bir
Oak, Oh WEDNESDAY,, 10Th Feb. uext Ib,
ioilo"lng rerSonai property, VIZ: 7 aond work
li'FSeS, aHi"nT i"";n some tiue travellers .
C"Is, three years Old next spring; 2 pair Of
hne 1ln'rS, ",e pair If which are six wears old
tblS spring, II" other nine & fine Cows. npnn.
her OF young Cattle, Bull, one of the finest j.,
the St4te; 3 oro Sows. one wilh6 Pigs nv bnr
side e'0' "''
Two Family Carriages, nearly new: farm
Wagons, l light Dearborn, Ox.cart, Horse.
power and Jniashcr with cnnsheller attached.
Aliens Mower ana Reaper, | Gram Fan
excellent Sleigh, = sets sIlver.mounred Uar'
nesa' and : donbe sells haIf-chaln Harness.
Pinw Genrs, P,ows, llarrows, Cuit,va,or.
TRAIN cradle, aud orher Farming utensils
Also, lot Of select Fruit Trees and Berries.
Household Gooas aud Kitchen FurnIure
among which are a mahogany Sideboard. near.
" new; Kitchen Table, u corner Cupboard
a nd cook Steve and fixtures
" Sale to c0ninCuCe at 10 o'clock n m
IERMs.-Ail sums ut $40 aGd under cash
over that amount credit of nine months will
D" gwen with approved curity. SIX per cent
IecueIed Tor Cash. 0C9- Sale positive.
JNO. r DICK,
mo TRITAV
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
For Safe.

ne s"OSrfper Oilers, at private sale, some of tho
iASst "esF|i"c F'oit III ihe Town of Smyrna.
NO. Is The new ttree-sIOry DWELLING UOI-SE
10 when he h"w resides. The property is pnt IN IN
substantial inanIcr, "lih all mo.cr ImrToyemenfs
~ also has attached a Stable. Carriage House Ica
Hnuse Smukc llO isp. DC. &c
N".2 Is a row OF TENEMENTS on Frazer St +.
m ieM ana ~ a"od "r"ef' "i'h Smoke House 10 each
ana Purip OF excellent water at the dsor Tho
pooIty Is a s"od investment, as II brings l2I per
No } Is Bt ILDING LOGF on Frazier St bet,yeo,
Nos ! aud :. " N'''ee'
NO. Isa BUILDING LOT at he corner Of Min
some Lot eaid street ~
81, no. o. Is badns tot on A'ain 81, 80 IT, front bv
Nv ~ cIel; , ~, - a very handsome Lot.
No. Is The lCECRiAM GARDEN. n boon,iC,I
"hf"e" "lth improvements sGIlahie for The uurnose
10" used. Tins properly is a good investment
No Is z twn-story BIICk DWEIIJNGSou Con,
merce ct. with Sianie attached All The aboye nrr-
perry Viii tie s' low and The subscriber is desisos
VI CIo ing OUT bis property IN the Town. For further
particulars and Terms apply TO
Jan @'ll' "o l.. SPRUANCE, SMYRNA
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

TERRIBLE EXPLOSION AND Loss OF LIFr.-A
most distressing casualty occurred FRIDAY
morning, at twenty minutes to eight o'clock. in
Nossrand Avenue, between Park and MYRTLE
Avenue, Brooklyn, New York. The woo.bat
factory, belonging to Ames g. Molten. which
has been in operation but two or three weeks
was blown up by the bursting of the boiler.
and some seventeen of the operatives were
either BILLED or wounded. So great was the
force Of the explosion that several bodies were
carried into the air twenty feet above the roof
OF the building. The following particulars
nave been gathered upon the spot:
The female operatives had not arrived in f,Il
force' their hour being eight o'clock; there
were, however. about ten of them in the trim.
ming room at work upon sewing macbines.-
Had the explosion been delayed short time.
we should undoubtedly have II long list of
killed aud wounded. A number were approacb.
ing the factory at the moment of the occur.
renee.
The building was about 200 feet lonp and
three stories in height, and is almost entirely
destroyed. The boiler was situated in the cen.
tire OF the square. aud portion of it was car.
ried TO the roof of the part left standing.