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certainly have warmer and more aecepta-
ble way Of showing 1t. | think | never
shook hands with 80 many people in one day
before in my life as at Philadelphia. Nor
were the good wishes for our welfare con-
fined to any peculiar class of people. Al.
both rich and poor, seemed 10 vie with each
other in acts OF kindness and hospitality
Even the little boys on the streets, anxious
to do something, were around with nice, cold
water, filling our canteens.
At about . clock, we took the cars Tor
Baltimore. We had to stop number Of
times, for what purpose do not know, 80
that it was not until nearly noon on the next
day that we arrived at Baltimore. As we
were nearing the city. We heard peculiar
noise behind, accompanied with a cessation
of speed, and looking back, saw that one of
the cars had run off the track. The cars
were Immediately vacated, all being anxious
TO ascertain the extent of the damage. No
one was hurt, and the broken ear was soon
removed from the track. About n dozen
4arkeVs gathered around as VIC were about
starting. and they were regarded with some
interest by the boys. Some Of the boys
hailed them with, " How are you, Cuffy
how are your folks p while another criel,
Keep dark, old fellow - They .griaaed
and merely said '.free, all free" seeming to
think this enough to insure them some re-
spect, must say, that my first impression
in regard to negroes was very favorable, and
! have seen nothing yet to change it At
Baltimore, where we soon arrived, the only
rerceptiblc difference between the negroes
and some OF the other inhabtant was, that
while the faces Of the former were Of nat
/ r Il, /. r
frdcfcd hue. But for all this, We were
treated well at Baltimore, -were given a
good dinner by the Union Relief Society and
received many other expressions OF their good
will. We were not SO enthusiastically cheer
ed nor so warmly welcomed as at Phladcl
phla, ner did we expect it,
We stopped at Baltimore about two hours
and then got on board Of lun,berin9 train
Of ears for Washington, where We did not
arrive until late in the afternoon. After
eating supper and taking a short rest, we
started for Fort Baker, about three miles
distant, where we arrived about dark, near
~ exhausted with our bard travel. But
even then VIC had but little time to rest, for
1t was late and our tents were 10 be pitched
for us to sleep in. This was done at last,
however, and we succeeded in obtaining
good nights rest.
Bat. Mr.. Elitor, have already written
more than will, perhaps, be interesting, SO
| will close this by saying n few words about
cur officers and men. The best Of feeling
exists between the officers and men, and
dunbt-so far a. our company is concerned
If we could have three officers who would
give more universal satisfaction than those
We now have. The men, too, are frst-rate
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas, Joseph Stanley of Surry In tbe Coun.
ty of Hancock and State Of Maine, By his deed
of mortgage, dated April Sd, A. D. go, conveyed
to one james W Davis, a certain piece or parcel
of land situated in said Surry, and described as
follows, to wit:-Beginning ut stake and stones
en- the northern side Of the road leading from Pat
tens Bay to Teddy Pond, three rods northwest
from the single mill house, so Called thence
running north II degrees east, seventeen rods to
n stake and stones; thence north degree west,
seven rods to brook thence Forth 3S degrees
west, forty rods; thence north "a degrees
west, sixty-two rods to the head Of the Pond;
thence south rs degrees west, thrty-two rods 20
u stake thence south 81 degrees west to Levi
divers northeast corner bound; thence southeast
erly by the flow of the pond to tho place of be-
ginning; the said mortgage having subsequently
been duly assigned by said Davis to Robert Car
Isle and Robert C. Hagerthy, an by said llag-
Gritty to Robert T. Carlisle the undersigned. And
whereas, the condition OF said mortgage having
been broken hereby claim to forcclose the same
according to the statute in such case made and
provided. ROBERT L. CARLISLE.
BY ARNo WIswELL, his Atty.
August Esd, 1862. 5!
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M A r r lie ID.

Ellsworth-3Oth ult., Rev. Robert Cole, Mr..
Albert Hooper to Miss Lucy r. Nutter, both OF
Brooklin.
Trenont-Ang. 9th, by Rev. j, A. Pummer
Mr.. Jonathan Rich to Miss Rosanna u. Dix, both
Of I.
Mr.. T. G. Johnson to Miss Fannie +. BitAer, both
Aug. 30th, Mr.. Otis Worthing to Miss Eta
Jones, both Of u.
Tremont-sept. LIST by Andrew rarr Esq, Mr.,
william L. Dodge to Miss Eliza 5. Tarr, beth OF
fremont M NJ.
East frenton-l9th ult,, by Rev. W A. Dur:se,
Mr.. Lewis A. Austin of East Trenton, to Miss
Caroline Mcfarland OF Hancock.
South West Harbor-3lst ult. by Rev John
w. Richardson to Miss Frances A. Robinson, both
Of fremont. n, NJ
sedgwick- Aug. 2sth, by Rev: VIM Reed Mr..
Jasper d, Allen 10 Miss Aaelia H. Morgan, oetn
Of :.
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LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
Ballots! Ballots

send IA your "riefs igf "a 'gt. at thi' oli'e'
- " t. haai2ek Of tarscSt9wh MISS
returned from the seat oil war lew lays
s'noe' having been discharged on account OF
wound received IN the service lie ehiist-
Cd win the mn. ''fee year men, aAa Went
IN the -Jsh Mas. hes'm'n'' and "ss only
!, years OIL age al 'oe t''n'' IL was !"
nine severe battles ifam b"l huH d2~n =
the seven days hight before Richmond liz
vas wounded twiee IN the leg and t"lee III
Tue 'F'''s'' ''e nm : .''- ''=t' s55#s'5i u,
nd, H.. he,r. ,hra,,,h. the l,,-. IT.
l.. ,oul5 br.o,h. ,Lr,n.h III, ho,. H.. j..
c.,,h.,r-, H. ,;.;,;o,W & II.j.
IL r. ,i.n. -. en 49,, ,,,r,.,.,.# n r,..,,
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,.,,,a,;,, T. ,raro.,. =. H., l,,,l. - S.,c,
r,a..
EXAMINING fmHctANs The following
gentlemen have been appointed Is the toy
ern5r to make examinations OF aaapftieaI''s
for certificates Of physical disabilities, which
VIII exempt them from m'!'aty daty ~
uI@i' VI o''''' "'s7
TOT ii'''eoeN eo'"'i' / H. ',a'',''S >
Ellsworth A'Aaii''' '"''o"' W. '',p'"',''
ana a. T. '"se, bu'Asi''''' anu D ''''A
water VI 9e'eNisA'
"s"'"e''H N'u"'! = 'O' ii''''i'7' ''''''7'
a. higgins i.a.'se.
Examination Of volunteers o"'rS' y or
Ia any e''y' town OF ll'h'a'''h i" ~" u
drafted men WIZ Oe Ilaae y '''o's cumming
AK" uooDs.-J'seph / 'ehu IL - nav
Just opened large variety OF ne" ran
foods, and invite the attention OF Tue pub
iic to their stock.
A D Atherton issues h's Proclamation III
another column oil TINS PAPER '-i' "u'i sec
us new so'ds'
y u feeS' prusg's'' mas just 'e'u'''+
"a. II. !. oo,s,.,,Iv in ,ccs;,. If fresh
e., f...- ~, ,s..,,s.rd wera,i,sl Al III.
49, .u.o, ,.o,a,,es ,he first We have seen
IN ,ho mortr,
w.,..,u,..,;..1 - ,,on,,,,or. ,om.
,a,n;,,,;,o o,n,nl.;,;,, that G,,oldsb5ro'
Ia, not come nm 70 the scratch for men
We cannot publish the communication with
out the writer's name. Then, Gouldsboro'
was deficient in only six, while Deer Isle,
where this communication was written was
put uo"'' ~ o. We SUP ''esN -
owns, nA'e nav "''A -
u '"e'' 'i''N't' 'V''0" WV 'N
f'hfRashS'A'is NVA''H'1D' 49, e.
'ooA'''"' "1a 49, o.I".n;aL aaa pan,h-
scot Daniel NJ. Perkins Bluchill, Surry
and Dedham, John L. Parker Esq. Hancock
Trant N and the nm river towns, Rev. K. Y.
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PORT OF ellsworth.


SULLIVAN AR 10Th, sehrs y. fene,. Wooster,
Boston; 1HtA tirampus Pamroy, salem; Lowella,
Lord, dc; QujcksteP t,charason, fremont; ~,
mon, Toss. New ieilurd, Esd, Louisa, hemlek,
-alem; 18th, Robin, oIgktn-, Bostu a, 3eta,
Henry Clay. B,ai-lell, F,esiaenrc; sept. LIST,
Peryntha, iugall-, Bay Of flndy rs q's fish,
Antelope, Barnard, Grand lianks, $40 ats. fish.
SD 18th, \. Harvey Brag lpn. Boston; 22l Low.
ella Lord, Ellsworth; 2tth, QuicksteP, klehard-
son, New Bedford; Alice Il. STATION, - Dos
ton, 9th Palos, Moou, Do 23th, ttrainpus, Pom.
roy. do; y. Jones, Wooster, 10; Union. Fos', y,
Bedford Soft. lst, Robin, lie4skius, Boston.
BAxGan-Ar 3l.t, ,chr Jack Downing, staples,
Buckspott; sept. LIST, Preference, Savage, Mount
Desert.
PoE1L4yp-Ar Ist. sch Polly aud Clarisa, Sar-
GENT sedgnick foy BJstoH, Union. Foss sullivan
for New Bedford
Bosron-Ar seth, sch Christian, Sargent, Sels-
wick; Commodore, Grant, Ellsworth; Caressa, Jor-
dan, do SprinsboA, (oi ITenton,) oI'ndle, Fort
PAlN, Aug. 81.
Ar 10Th. sch Olive Draneh, Jordan, Port Even
Panama. Tate, Ellsworth, K. p. Warron, Jordan,
do, Morgianna, CoudTy, beer Isle Martha Ann,
sargent, NJ Desert; Lalaartine, Dodge. Bluehilii
llluminator, CrCamcri NaldOO0EOi harriet, NOV
err. Rockland
Ar Aug. seth, sch Eastern Belle, IL Packs
port) Turner, Giacc Bay. CD; Miha!aston, kln-
dall Calais; Betsy Bridge, stanley, Calais III
ward King, Cox, ponnysyiI,e; Rattan Cook Els
W nth Rupcola, Gray, do; Garessa, Jordan, de-;
Commodore Grant, do; Christian, Sargent, Seds-
wick; Friends, Strout, Ml!bFtdsei Betsy Aines,
Higgins, EIeni Genuine, Arcy, Koekiand
ar 3lst, brig i. I. Knight, tof Searsp"rtl Park
Fort Jefferson, Tortugas, Aug, 10; David u.
Doanc, (of Brewery Coombs, philadelphia; schr
Springbok, Girdler, Port PAX, Aug stu.
Ar sept. /, brig Burmah, (of BrooSlin) Sher-
man, Georgetown, d c; sehs Pdlos. Moon, suill
van; Stranger, Gerrsh, Gouldsboro.
NEw YoRK-Ar 2sth brig Baron do Castine,
(of Castnc) Saunders, st. Pierre, Mattini4uo,
Aug 6, and Grand Turk. Aug, 18th; sch Pallas,
Pcudleion, Rockland; Tngwassa, Patten, Els
worth.
NEW HAvRx-Ar 2sth, brig NeuyiiaS, Wright,
Nayugues PR Aug. G.
s1oxlsGroS- Al 2sth, brig B. Young, Cook,
Calais.
NEwroRr--Ar 2sth, sch Mill Greek, (oi surry)
Romer, Glaee Bay CD for New York.
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Balloon Ascension,

from the Grounds on Thursday Octobr ID, at 2
o'clock p. M.-tho last day of the exhibition
The Trustees did not make this engagement with
out doubts in regard to the result, but encouraged
by others, and considering it the first ascension
made in the county, decided to try tho expert
meut, hoping that members Of the Society and all
others interested will contribute by their presence,
that the ascension may prove success.
Persons not members of the Society will bear in
mind that 50 per cent. of all premiums awarded to
such will be retained for the and benefit Of the
Society.
Cards of admission Is cents each day, and Is
cents extra for each carriage passing to the
grounds. A. NJ. GLIDDEN, Sec'y.
Ellsworth, Aug. 18th, 1862. 5w32
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a Medical Fact,

Or When suffering under Affections arm
Who was II sought tn give ALARM
That they, who heed, receive no harm'
TWAS ligRRiCK.
IL His pills arc mild, pnu need not fear,
From ful disease your system clear
Why will you suffer rum year To year.
ASKS iERRcE.
IL Ny Strengthening Pllsters will ease y0tr rain,
The price l. 40 small yak can't complain
It's the millions sold that gives The gain
To IIEERrcK.
~ He = friend to all the rch--the poor
Ills medicines ar" sent 10 your very door,
And whcu they gone III send sou more
SAYS ilgEMCE.
Hsrrick's Pills and Plasiers stare communities by
her wonderful cures. Sold by all dealers.
see advertisement. ly50
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At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within and
for the County of Hancock, the first wednesday Of
August. A. u. 1862
NJ ARTIIA A, SYLVESTER, named Executrix in a
WI certain instrument purporting be the last will
and testament of j. Sylvester late Of Castne III said
coupty deceased having presented the for proate
Ordered That the said Eyecutrix give notice to all per-
interested by causing copy of this order to be publish
ed in the Ellsworth American printed in Ellsworth in said
county three weeks successfully that they may appear
Probate Court he holden ucksport, on the third
Wednesday September next ut ten of the clock in the
forenoon and shew case if any they have why the said
instrument should not proved approved and allOwcd
as the last will and testament of said deceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest:
81 A A BARTLETT, Register.
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STATE OF MAINE.

GENERAL ORDER No. Al.
I. The following named Melica Gentiemen
are hereby appointed BY the Governor and Com
mander-in-Chiet to make examinations OF all APP
pieants for certificates 81 physical disabilities
which will exempt them from military duty, by
draft and otherwise:
AypRoscoGGtS COUNTY.
Alexander Burbank, Lewiston; Philip Bradford,
Turner; William b. Small, East Lvermore.
AR0osrooK.
Edward v Mayo, lIouton; i. G. Decker Fort
FairGeld A. Parsons Weston.
CUMBERLAND.
Gardiner Ludwig, Portland; Thomas A. Foster,
Portland; John D. Lincoln. Brunswick; Gysus
k Bowkcr, Raymond.
FRANKLIN
Elijah F. Plaisted, Phillips; Nehemiah H..
Clark, Pennington.
HANCOCK.
P. Il. Harding, Ellsworth; Alex. Fulton, Blue
hill; a. +. Page, Bucksport
KESNEBEC.
George E. Drickett, Augusta; Nathaniel X.
Boutellc, Waterville; james Cochran, Monmouth.
KNOX.
c. II. German, Roeklani; John 3. Walker,
Union.
Charles A. Packard, Haalgboro.
OXFORD.
William A. Rust, South Paris; Charles 4. Cool
iage, Canton; b. Lowell hanson, Fryeburg.
rEsoBscor.
John Mason, Bangor; J. c. Weston, Bangor
". ; Wilson, Lincoln; John Benson, Newport;
Jared Fuller. East C0rinth.
rtsekrAQrts.
benjamin johnson, Dover.
sAatnAHsc.
I-r,oi pi.,,,D T,.b. t,.,..J N,r- ,o, T,,,shaV,
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d L e D..

Kllsworth-Sept. Sd, Alfred Austin, aged 81
years.
Ellsworth--Juno LIST, Francis B. Denico, aged
20 years.
In the Union army, on the Mississippi river, in
June, George T. Denico, aged 30 years, a men,
Der OF the 18th Reg. Me. Vols,
Tremont-July 18th, Adolbcrt 0. Young, aged
years
Brewer--Aug, 3lst, Oscar j., son of Jacob and
Gyrene Sargent aged Is years and mouths.
Bangor-Sept. lst Charlie Howard, eldest son
of R. b. and Fannie 5. Wiggin, aged years AID
months.
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A Friend in need. TRY it.

DR.. Sweets Infallible Liniment is prepared
from the receipt Of Dr. Stephen Sweet Of Connecticut
great bone setter aud has been used in his practice
the last twenty years with the astonishing
As an external remedy is without rival and will allie
yiae pain more speedily than any other preparation. For
all Rheumatic aud Nervous Disorders it is truly nfable
and curative for Sores Wounds, Sprains Bruises nc
its soothing. healing anil powerful strengthening proper
ties, excite the Just wonder and adjustment Of all whG
have given It trial Over four hundred certificates
Of remarkable performed by it within the
Year,, attest this truth Sold by all dealers. COW
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con-
| ccrned that he has heen duly appointed and has
taken upon himself the trust Of Executor of the last
win and Testament of
MOSES q. BUCK. late of Bucksport,
In the County of Hancock, gentlemen, deceased, by
giving bonds the law directs; he therefore request all
who indebted to the said deceaseds estate TO
make immediate payment, and those who have any dos
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
A. d. DARLING.
August IA, 1867. 81
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5pcfial Notices.
CAJJcTJS

The Republicans Of Ellsworth, and all Others
VINO support the State and National Administra.
tons, are requested to meet at Lords Hall, on
Saturday, the 9Th inst, at o'clock p. NJ, for the
purpose of nominating candidate for Represen-
tanve to the Legislature, to be supported at the
ensuing election. Per ORDER.
Ellsworth SenY III
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The Election /!

true men put in nomination by the Republi-
cans. There may be othsr just as good loval
men, but those we know are true, and every
vote given them viii be sustaining the Union
cause.
/ HAMPER S MAGAZINE We have received
from A. Williams & Co, through Moses
Hale, the September number of this popular
Magazine. 1t has two illustrated articles,
one descriptive of adventures in the "Buffalo
Country" and the other is an interesting
and valuable article on Iron Clad vessels
Harper is always welcome visitor, and al
ways full of interesting and valuable reading
matter. For sale by Moses Hale.
MUsicAL String OF ARLs.-From the
same vnterprising firm We have received a
collection of hymns and tunes, adapted to
all occasions OF social worship, by Rev. j.
n. Dadman. Most of these are selected
from old and popular pieces, and are now
published in cheap form, suitable Tor social
worship. For sale by Moses Hale.
We have received from the Hen.
Committee. that had in charge the cclebra-
ton of the 18th Of July at Cooper Institute
New York, n handsomely printed copy of
the mastery Grafton Of General Hiram
WalbFi4ge ON :ha Political and Industrial
Interests Of the United States We not long
since copied largely from this impor tant pa
per. We have seen no Grafton of late years
that equals this, in illustrating and stating
facts which are important for all to under
stand.
Martin V. Higgins Of Eden. in COM
pany with friend left home as passengers
on a schooner bound to Boston. On arriving
there Higgins was arrested as running away
10 avoid draft. and he was offered the
choice to crlist in tho Navy or be returned
home lie chose to enlist and did so. So
says Boston paper.
/ sg-Wc understand that the State Scion
+ ,ifc Corps have discovered a gold mine in
the town Of Provinceton in this State, some
~ miles north (2) Of Calais. The lead is
said to very much like the Tansiers locality,
I and promises we'll There has been quite an
excitement On this bona fae discovery.
-, n,
given by the Ellsworth Brass Band, last
Tuesday evening. was very well attended
and everything passed off Pleasantly.
rcf..t .miss,rv was arrested Will.
irwin, 10 cross the Suspension Bridge near
y,,,ar, F,H. liz was dressed as A woman
and was trying to nurse Il baby.
s,5ts5n ( ca, Of the Astor House
New York. tender to the volunteer surgeons
On their way u Washington the hospital
tics Of their il9nse.
-TEc Imam SAYS that .se,rht children
were born IN that town IN Stturity night,
tuGnst 81 Tue t"''H also says that Ut
+ - MachEs quota. Is the mon Editor the
We learn by the Wing 'ha' 'o,ohel
Mayo has decided to locate camp john F'Pe
Wv. - - 81, c-,, -, ..,a -.
- ~, Ill ,.. -, -..-..,;,,.
,h..t.,rr,..l.
Ellsworth quota OF i"f'y'e'sn' u"-
Ter the last levy, has been supplied BY vol
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DISASTERS.

Brig Condoya, before reported at Castine in dis
tress, was considerably strained in her upper
works, but had repaired 2Sth alt, and was ready
to sale for Somerset
Brig Boreas. from New York for Lisbon, put
into Halifax, LIST inst, leaky.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All Letters and Communications on bust
ness pertaing to the Office, must be directod
to
SAWYER g. BURR.
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Syphilis and Morcurial Disease.


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DR.. A, J. GRAY.

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tice OF Medicine and Surgery
OFce-0ver Powers New Store.
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Sept Sd, 1852.
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rur worms GREAT REMEDY FOR
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1862-09-05
THE HANCOCK COUNTY
Agricultural Society
Nv LII hold their Fifth Annual Exhibition ct
w the Agricultural Grounds in Ellsworth, on
Tuesday, "Wednesday a. Thursday,
Sept. 3Otsi, and Oct. 1st d I'd.
October Ist and 2d, 1862.

The Trustees would return their thanks to the
citizens of the County for their generous patron
age and large attendance upon former Exhibitions,
assuring them that no exertons on their part will
be wanting to make this exhibition attract
i've than any the Society has yet held. The pre-
miums offered arc large, End in comparison with
those offered toy other Societies will exceed thom
in every particular
Arrangements have been made with Professor
King, of Philadelphia, to mako