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The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-27

Wrote an enthusiastic yonng cavalier, after
glorious dash ofa few hundred miles thron oh
the enemy's country in Ohio, Solomon, in all
his glory, was never on raid like one of
these"
The Camden confederate. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1861-1865, 1863-11-27

On DIr.-1t is stated that Miss SidelI, the
daughter of the rebel Ambassador, is shortly
to be married to NJ. Erlanger, the Confederate
loan contractor
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-30
TALLEYRAND AND ARNOLD.
From the Cleveland Hera

There was day when Talleyrand arrived
in liayre, on loot from Paris. 1t was the
darkest hour Of the French Revolution. pur-
sued by the bloodhound OF this reign of ter
ror, Taileyrand secured passage to the
United States in ship about to sail. He
was beggdr and wandcrer TOT strange
land to earn his daily bread by the sa cat Of
his brow. .... ..,.. B 49,. ..
"ls there any American staying at your
houSe?' he asked OF the landlord of the no.
tel. I'm going across the water, and would
like to have a letter to a person OF influence
in the new world. ... ...
There Is gentleman up stairs, either
from Ameiica or Britain but whether from
America or Britain cannot tell"
He pointed the way, and Taileyrand, who
in his Iile VAS Bishop, Prince and Minister,
ascendcd the stairs. A miserable supplcant
stood before the strangers room, Knocked
and entered, In the far corner Of the dimIy
lighted room sat "a man OF fifty years of age,
his arms folded and his head bowed upon
his br asst. From a window directly oppo-
site food Of light poured upon his fore.
head. Ills eyes looked from beneath the
downeast brows and upon Talleyrand's face
with Il peculiar and searching expressioD.--
ai'o io.', 'iEoiouo e'ci With the SHOWS Ol
fifty winters, was clad in dark but rich and
distinguished costume. Talieyrand advanc-
ed, stated that he was a fugitive. and with
the impression that he WIS an American, he
solicited his kind feeling and offices. Ole
poured forth his history in eloquent Frtnch
and broken English:
II am wandcrer and an exile. | am
forced to fly to the New World, without
friend or home You are an American.
Give me, then, ] besaech you, letter Of
yours, SO that | may be able 10 earn nv
bread am wiling to toll in any manner
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-30
NO. ~

a life of labor would be n paradise to career
of luxury in France. You will give me q
letter to one of. your fricnds9 A gentleman
like you doubtless has many friends.p !
The strange gentleman arose. With look
ralleyrand never forgot, he retrcated toward
The door of the next chamber, his eyes still
looking from beneath his darkened brow;
ne spoke as he retreated backward; his voice
was full of meaning: III am the only man
in the New World who can raise his hand
to God and say, have not friend, not one,
in America"
Talleyrand never forgot tho overwhelming
sadness OF the look which accompanied the
words.
WHO are you ~ he cried, as the strange
man retreated to the next room: "your
name?' .... - ..-.. LII, -
My name," he replied with smile that
had more mockery than joy in its conyu' siye
cNprcssion-"my name is Benedict Arnold"
Hc was gone, Talleyrand, sank in tho
chair. gasping the words, ARNOLD, the trail.
tor" - .M..I.
Thus he wandered over the earth another
Cain with the wanderers mark upon his
brow, and his sad fate is likely to be sharpd
by Others Of our own day, who are proving
traitors to their native land, .aE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-30

will tell you something about matters there.
The new Beaver Head mines, 400 miles north
OF this place, are at present attracting good
deal Of attention in this Valley. have con
vorsed with number from there. They all
speak well of the mines and many are going
ack IN the Spring, some are starting now
A great many gamblers are at present in the
city. They follow the soldiers hcrc-came
to prey upon them. Yours, a .....
- DAN DE oIlLLE
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-30
SOLDIER GRAVES,

Written for the Gazette. tt
All what billowy sea
..E OF soldier graves are spread,
Ger many battle field . F.-'..
Where rest noble dead.
% No marble tablet tells a
Their age or rank or name;
Heroic deeds the monument
. oftheir enduring fame. f.
Der many a rivsn home
Gref's surging waters rave,
And hearts, and hopes, and loves, ... ....s
"a Sink meath its bitter waves Is..
When will this direful storm
...r or batte-fury cease? ..
Oh, when will bud again
The oliyc-branch of peace?
VIII not Omnipotence
s. Vouchsaie the power to save,
Before our nation sinks
Beneath this CORY wavsp
Stll let US hopeful wait -
But, oh! our God, how long9-
Till Freedoms struggling cry
Breaks into glorious song!
Cedar Faits, Jan. 2eta, '63. HID.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1863-01-30
ORSDN RICE.
IL. CHAPMAN.
AMERICAN 1aoTEI..

80. SECORD PrOprietOr, Main Street
enlarged and .ewy furnished throughout and an, pre-
pared to attend to the wants of all who may favor me
with call. have in connection with the above House
large and commodious Stable with good ostlers attend
Ance. The Office Of the Western Stage Company is at
hts House. Stages leave daily for the East, South and
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
ID | H. d.

E.auotth-Jan. 2o,h, Joanna Moor aged CO
years.
sullivan January 2jth e Consumption. Katie
Il sn.ta elie,t daughter OF Dr.. :. aud Mary \.
Smtth, aged Il years.
\ mistake was made in the age Of Charles b. a
son of Dr. ;. and Mary A. smith, as published
tw0 weeks since His age was II months.
>uTy-Jan. 10Th, Alma T. daugAter of Capt.
Zenas and NJ. h ireworgy aged years, IL mos.
AMI i days.
Castine-Jan. 30th, VIM. Jarvis, Egg, ascd 81
years.
B4nslr-Feb, lst. Phebe p, wife Of Capt. Al
bert Treat, ani dlu shter Of the late WIN. Jarv, :,
days.
ororo-Jan. goth WIN. VI. Allen, VI. D, aged
SO years months and 20 days,
Mansion House General Hospital, Alexandra,
Va, ;. II. Fideld Of favettc, aged u years and
months, member Of Co. G, 10th Me. Heg. =
Eastport-3Ist ult, very suddenly, Mrs. Mehit-
able Thayer, widow Of tue late silas Taayer, and
sister Of Mrs. John d, Richards Of Ellsworth, aged
4 years Mrs. Theyer was one of the Oldest
members Of the Baptist church in this place. She
has been connected with the church about "A yrs.
Her sudden and unexpected death a great
shock TO the community. Truly in the midst Of
life. are in death. Her spirit took its blight
while in the attitude Of devotion. She hal retr-
ed To her room, as was her custom each day, tor
her devotional exercises, and was found dead
How pleasant the thought To be called home when
cammuning with her Heavenly Father. God
ways are mysterious and past finding out. 1t is
euou gh for "a to know, . lie doeth all things
we'll Our loss ia great still we would not recall
her. Her labors and trials are ended, She is at
rest. That she is now gloriied spirit rejoicing
ia the presence Of her Saviour, no one who kneW
her can doubt. May her successors initiate heI
yirtues.--Asatiad.
Gueksport-W ednesiay morning last, Eoooh
Barnard Esq, aged 50, Of congestion Of the
lungs, My. Barnard was one Of the elass, bus
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
OF MORTGAGE.

Whereas, stephen D. Eldrilge oc Bucksport in
the County Of Hancock. State Of Maine, yeonan,
made conveyance by his Mortgage Deed, dated
the twelfth day Of June, A. d. 1851, to John \ Swa
zey Of Bucksport aforesaid, "a recorded in Han
cock Registry, Book numbered l07 page asa Of
a certain piece Of land situated in sad Bucksport
and is described, being twenty acres, 1t being =
part Of lot numbered lS6 in the 7th range of lots
aud lying Easterly of the New Coanty road Lead
ing by Long Pond to Dedham, il being the same
land this day decided TO said Stephen D.. Eldridge
by Ezekiel Maddox, reference being had 10 that
deed for more particular description.
The conditions Of the above named Mortgage
being broken. the above named John n. Swazey,
claims the right, and does make tins foreclosure.
JoHS y. SwAzEY.
Ba.k,port, January 18th, lss3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
1 DMINISTRAToR'S SALE.

Motto is hereby given, that by virtue Of Ii
cenSe from the Judge of Probate, for the County
Of Hancock, shall offer fo- sale at the Dwelling
House Of John X. Mather in Brooksyllc, on Tues.
day the third day of March next, at ten O'Clock
in the forenoon. a certain lot of land, of which
John X. Blodgct died seized and possessed, or so
much Of said lot as will produce the sum Of one
hundred and fifty dollars, for tho payment Of his
jIst debts, incidental charges and charges of ad
minstrntion. said lot or real estate consists of
a lot o! land lying near and adj1ining land of
Benjamin Dodge, eastcrIy by land of Eben Grin.
die, southerly by the cid town line, westerly and
rortherly by land formerly owned by Robert Tap
ley aud John X. Blodget. Terms Cash.
BENZ. REi Admir-.
Brooksyillc, Jan. 9th, 1858, 8
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
THE TRIBUNE ALMANAC
Tor 1863,
III be ready about Christmas
A LECTURE
To YNII,IG BIEM

Just PubhsAeiia sealed Eaoetope. Price Sir Gents.
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment and
Cure Of Sp-rmttnrfh,ea mtral Weakness, Iay1lna
tary EmissiOts, sexual Debility, and impelim to
NATrag- generally, NrTyouSn-ss Consumption tpier-
~ and FITS Mental ani Physical Iptapteity. result =
from seif-Ahase Ae-By Rpiif. J. GEENERM Eli g,
NJ p Author % III green Boot, a.
The EIr i-r,nownfd author Ia his alalrahe Lecture,
clearly proves from his experience hat tie Il
cln.e5 ioncts OF seLabuse may br edrsuaiiy removed
without ell cine, and without dangerous slr=ll ar-
tons, houses Instruments, rings, cord lis. pm s
cut mol. az cegttiu AMI III CtIti, by
which every snf rar matter shat hls condition may
be- may cure himself cheaply, pf,yale'g and radically
TINS LgcrURE viii Prove noJS To THOUSANDS AID
tn lUsAnps
seat under seal 20 any address, 20 plain sealed enyel
ope the receipt OF SIX cents, two postage s1HHs by
addressing CHAS J. e KLINE, 4 co
Iva l27 Bowery, New York, Post once Box $3.50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
IMPORTANT 70 FEMALES.
Or. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS.

Prepared BY Cornelius h. Cdeesemaa. NJ D..
New York Cuy.
ne combination Of ingredients in these Pills are the re
snt OF long and extensive practice They arc mild in
ther operation and certain ofccTrecting all irregularities
th Menstraatiohs removing all ebstructfnuS whether
iron" cold or otherwise headache pain the side pa,pi.
aon Of the heart disturbed sleep which ARISES from
interruption Of nature
TO MARRIED LADIES;
pr heesemans Piils are invaluable as they will bring
on he monthly period with regularity Lats who have
bth disappointed IN the use Of other Pills place the
uthos. confidence in DR. Cheeseman's Pill doing all that
they are represented to do.
NO fCEt
Trey should not ba used during Pregnancy as Disc1r
riagc would certainly result Il erefrom.
Warranted purely vegetable, and free from anything
injurious TO life or health Explicit directions which
should be read, accompany each box Price 81 Sent by
mail on enclosing 81 70 the General Agent. Sold by the
Druggists in every town In the United States. For sale
by c. q. Peck, Ellsworth Ne
II llUTCIITSdS.
General agent for the United States.
los CHAaHERs STREET. N Y
7" whom all Whoesala orde should be addressed 10
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06

mess men of Bucksport and had an enviable
reputation for strict integrity business capacity
energy, and self reliance. He was always, as we
learn, hopeful and confident, expecting and be-
lieying in success, and laboring to that end. His
influence, therefore. upon the business interests
OF his town and county, was highly beneficial and
WIDE spread. lie was as honest and high minded
in his business, transactons, as he was successful
enterprising, and liberal. From the establish
ment Of tho Bucksport Bank, he had been its
President, taking an active interest in its man
ngcment.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
n(arinc 1ourual.
DOMES TIC PORTS.

I
foRrEsya-Ar 2Ith, sch IA. bradbury. Ras.
ten Tor Maehias; 2dth, Er1t. Ffietts. Lat Ma
ehias for BOSTON; Merchant Hamilton, BIuebiu
for do; 34th Baltic, Sinclnirc Ellsworth
DR. 81 sch N iiitc Lee, Gray tuck sport
Cid 81, seh Geo brooks, Wallace, Boston,
Bosrox 2sh, s,h Baltic. Saair, Cranberry
al; Lewis WUl,h, Eaton, Crlais
eli 50th, brig LILLIAN, >wazry. Mat1nzas.
Tomorrow, b Car ia, sch Mary L Pier.
son, Lsw, buchsrort
BNr1-A5 47th, sch Ca.tilian, EeItty, Alex.
auJria.
GtereF rrR-Ar 2lth, sch Circaszian Hatch.
fstan faf beer lsic; Bate. iIads kjHs, Ellsworth
fer Boston.
Ar 18th. ,eh He.jlruin, Cram. New York for
Ea.tfoft' Leonard, lurrer, dn for L4bec.
trsrraEt In plrt lG,h, ,ch L \ PeIry, Of
BueasPsr) tubs, from rroYi1cnse with troops
NtwaEaS--At l!aftrra. Inlet, 18th. sch Il i
Perry, stabba, FOR New York.
NES To.N-Ar 4-tt. brk Elsie, FIiaa, Eue.
u. Ayfes, ttA; big " >peucer spsaeer New
on Is
g! go. &C. Constitution, STRUT, Washington.
N .9tb, bag II lin. ~ea. Of Lalcr) Kowea
Feetuac lsIani; SEA kato Walker. SULLIVAN. Tor
Boston,
NEafaa5--Ia port -J'h, sea Ports Riso, ilaf-
rI.nan, Huckspau i.r arlington.
Sunni post .,tl .eh C4noya ffam sulli-
san. New Bedford.
- iets. sch X ,crr Dash; cau5sa, { rosa ~a.-
isaa.) Nv Gta.sti.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
Probate Notice,

A PROBATE COURT will be held at the Pro.
IA bate Office in Ellsworth, on Wednesday, the
twenty fifth day Of February next, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ instead of the first Wednesday, as hereto
fore appointed; aud all matters and things now
pending, or to be entered in said Court as notified
for the first Wednesday, are hereby n,inucd to
and may be entered and have day in said Court
to be held on Wednesday, the twenty fifth day as
Aforesaid. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Buck.port, Jan. &c, 1868 AVE-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06

Whereas, Thomas r. Hammond Of Goulis-
borough, in the County Of Hancock and State Of
Maine, On TIE eyenteenth day of MAY, A.p.lsj9,
by his decd Of mortgage Of that date, recorded
in Hancock Registry, Volume 100, page "a, con
yeycd to the undersigned certain let or parcel
of land situated in Goullsborough aforesaid and
described us follows, to wit: Beginning at the
centre Of the town road leading from Abaer L.
Tracy's to Stillman Guptiils at point three rods
south Of the house then occupied by Rufus X.
Hill, and running north ten rods in the centre Of
the road; thence west ut right angles across the
lot 10 Abie p. Clark's eastern line; thence south
by said Clarks eastern line ten rods; thence east
across the lot to the place of beginning, the last
mentioned limo TO be three reds south of the main
house then occupied By Rufus Hill, together
with all the buildings therron and whereas, the
condition Of SAID mortgage having been broken, |
hereby claim to ort close the same, and give this
notice, according to the statute in such case made
and provided. PETER L. HILL.
by ARSo WfswELL, his Atty.
january, 1863
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
Land in franklin, Me.

4 BOUT II. 600 Acres OF Land-supposed to
"a contain ON an average, about five thou,'
and of stumpage to an acre, of spruce, hemlock
and pine, besides much hard wood, and good
growth Of young, thrifty juniper-a pond or lake
near the eeutre Of about 1000 acres, with good
water power at its outlet. This pond flows, by
the present dam, about 1000 acres of meadow,
which can be put into grass, to great advantage
by withdraw ing the fowage.
The Mill is but short distance from tide wa
ter where the lamter is loaded.
This property by mortgage fell into the hands
Of the present owners, who reside at a distance,
and the land will be sold at an immense bargain
to any one who has the faculty and inclination TO
manage it,
For further information apply to Col !. L
Lawrence, or to LEVI BARTLETT CO.,
Swiss No, Long Wharf, BosIos.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06

At Court Of Probate held Bucspor within and for tho
County OF Hancock, on the third Wednesday Of jan
nary, A. D. 1853
EBICu WARDW ELL. Administrative of the CO
IL tate Of George G.. Wardwell. late If penoiscot in
sail county deceased having presented her FIRST account
of Administration up sad deceaseds estate for pro-
bate.
Ord'rcdThat the said Administrative give notice there
p tn all persons Interested by causing copy this order
70 be published three weeks successfully in Ellsworth
American, utcd in Ellsworth. that they may appear ut
Probate Court. to be holden at Bucksport the
thI cdnrsuy u May next. Of tire clock in the
forenoon, and shew Cause, il any they have, why the
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-AttCst:
A. A. BARTLETT Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06

volunteers for the Army should not leave
W sity nhtii supplied with llOLoWAI'S PILLS Ann
olNfhENf For Sores, scurvey, Wounds. sn all Poy
ftfers and Bowel Complaints, these medicines are III
oest N the world Every French soldier uses them
Only % cents per box im1 81,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06

At a Court OF Probate holden at Bueksport, within
and Tor the q unity of hancock. on the third
Wednesday OF January, a. d. lsG3,
Am the petition Of Harriet B. Gray admins
~ tratrix of the estate Of Joseph u. Graz,
late of Otand, in said county, deceased,
representing that the personal estate Of said de-
ceased i. not sufficient % pdy the just debts which
he owed at the time Of has death by the sum Of
two hundred. and fifty dollars, and praying for
i. license - sell and convey 50 much OF the real
estate Of said deceased may be necessary for
the payment of said debts and accidental charge
aud expenses of administration.
Or4crei-rhat the said petitioner give notice
to the heirs ut All deceased and 10 all persons in.
tcrestei by causing copy Of th. order to be pub
li.hcl Ina the Ellsworth American, printed in Ell s.
worth. in said county, three weeks successfully,
that they may appear at a Probate Court TO be
hal len at Ellsworth, in said County the fourth
Wednesday Of February next, at 10 o clock, in the
forenoon, ami shcw cause If any they have, why
tAe prayer o. said petition should not be granted,
PARKER ItGk, Judge.
4 true copy,-Attestt
A. 4. BARTLETT Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06


DO We una any democratic papers
pras'ng any one of our successful Generals
-Gcncrai Pope has Published lenrthy
Report Of his yirginia c,mn,iyn
Tile Republicans of Nv York have
nominated Ex-Governor Morgan for Senator.
-N;ss,.r; has No., s,cccsJea IN o,o..;,.,
Senator for ,be I,nc form yst
-ihe rf'e OF board In tue leading New
1"rk notes Is 10" - w Per d'y'
he New 1ofE i"'sS gives aslihe-
ton ruihors oil an alarm among the feosl
ieaaers.
ea...,,1au ,,;.,.ac. ~, :.
,to I, san,to st,,,nio, ,ho 49,, or al .
s.or. ., ,to am, 49,. -, In.v
for 81 to 81 pcr cent premium. with TON.
dency downward.
i Commissioner boutwell, las deeiis1
to stamp duty
zwt., Goror,, p,-,.i,, ,io-ei La
,.s;,rat;o, ,b. prc.;d.n. ,,,d RI, abo Id
otter hsa Tor nm 10 Try
a court martial has been Organized
for the trial ef General Charles 7. S,enc.
and it i sittia- WITT closed doIrs. Since
denied.
-. i, w.,
'1"'ss' ~, '1'' ''''''''
S'a's' - '"e wv t'i''' - .'.''''5 =
f"'''s' s'e ''"s - '"' = '''' '''..'s.
TX GOV. M,f-sa wa. eh sci Seaa, r
o' W" ~ - III '',.,''.'l III I.''''s '2.''a
,,'"' '"s We :. US ''''7'" 49, '.'''s-'
~ - - : - . '''''
The y ! Tf48me pitches ia'e tn.
:. llistety 81 ths Rebellion" rab.',A ! =
llarihat I Ni.liams aud cli'ei hy j I.
L., IT.. -.
-E,ifcucc is multiplying that So
tcmatic anl deep laid scheme existed among
outside politicians to convert the army int
political party, igstcld Of a fighting army.
II is pretty evident now. that some General.
high in command were in this interest.
an any person 's' ut VI instance
"hre 'he . e''%a pe'h '''''' h"'s re- s'''
menaS inc icS'o"a' o' H''9r' OF o' ,i''h. :
ON real hshhrs "enerd oil our army. IL
Is only those Of d'u'''ui loyalty or certain.
Oh uouo'iu' success '"a' '"'y ih'Ae '"sss
-, NJ. -.
i"' 'e's,'''' : "'' "''' % 81 -
Administration out NJ the '''erA'ne"'' a.
ans one can see by reference to speech ana
sayings of leading rebes, THIS being the
case, should not all loyal citizens engage
down the traitors
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
DANCING SCHOOL.
Mi SIS HILL,

Will commence Second Term, for Children, at
Lords Hall, Wednesday afternoon, February llth,
at ! o'clock.
The Second Term of the Evening Class will
commence the evening of the same day, at o.
clock. ?y2
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
5pefial Notices.
"antod.

4 GIRL to do general housework. None need
N apply unless well recommended.
n. WALKER, at Jail House.
Ellsworth, Jan, 10Th,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
T FL z
Ellsworth American
For 1860.
One Dollar and Fifty Gents only
in Aduance !

The IXth Volume of the Ameriean
commences January 23j, 1868. One
dollar and Fifty Cents, in advance. will
pay for copy for one year.
The Publishers hope, and confidently
expect, to make the american welcome
visitor into every loyal household in the
county. 1t will be their aim to give all
the important and reliahle
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
Cash Paid for Barley.
S00 BUSHELS of BARLEY wanted, for
cOO which Cash will be paid by
j. W. WOOD.
Ellsworth, Jan. %, 1853.


- A I o N.
The public, especially all traders, are hereby
cautioned against and forbidden to trust any per-
con whomsoever on my account, as shall pay no
debts unless contracted by myself or written order
WILLIAM TREDICK.
Ellsworth Falls, Jan. 9th, 1853
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
War News.

and at as late an hour as the mails will
admit Of
Abstracts, or the full text, of all the
Reports and Messages Of the State and
National Administrations published.
Good stories, culled from the Maya
zines, and selected from the current liter
allure of the day, will appear on the out
side, except when unavoidaby crowded
out by more important matter.
The great aim of the Publishers will
be to make up good Local Newspaper
one that shall be welcomed because it con-
tains matters of HONE INTEREST.
All the LEGAL NOTICES ordered to be
published in the county, appear in the
american; this is important to business
men.
The mechanical appearance of the
american will not suffer, in comparison
with any of the local papers in the State.
No long editorials will be inflicted on
the reader, to the exclusion of more i'm
portant matter. +" Brevity is not only the
soul Of wit, but it is the life of a news
paper.
We have had made for us six months
stock OF paper, all of which we have to
pay for by January, 1868. "This is
what's the matter" and why we insert
dunning notices. We don't want those
that have paid up, to read such)
EsECO LLECT
That we ask no more for the american
than heretofore. We only ask to have
the pay in advance, SO that we can meet
our bills promptly,
Let subscribers cancel all arrearagcs
and commence the New Volume with
al 20 to their credit
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06

Hdiame Zuioc Portcr's
BIisdn has been in use by
tlte public for over Is years,
ami has acquired its present
sale simply by being recon-
menslel by those who have
Is and others
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
MADAME ZADOC PORTER'S
GREAT COUGH REMEDY.

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TER.& C4ratltc Balsam il
WlrraHtefl If Us Il according
l. directions, 10 cure in all
c ISIS Coughs, Colds, Whnop-
lag Cough, Asthma, and all
affections Of the Throat and
Lungs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-02-06
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