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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-03

,7~x(crpA1 ELEcT1oN.-An election was
- - ibis place, to-day. Up to o'clock ?.
os'' 70 q votes were cast as follows:
H.; ~ " AR, -l[avor, G, a. Ware, 20, ".
t 1Ssn 4. Audtor, Reuben johnson, a; At
l. Is''';c T Beach II; Surveyor, Robert
tor3e::: 24 Sunelintendant Of Police {. L.
yen :o 1'' Il Robert Wade, TO- Chief Engln.er
1!3 1H"" g1a1,arfyoent, William IL johnson, q
.! Ln ler and Inspector Of liquors, Isaac &.
I7ua5;o, 81 81. SoDerintendent Of Gas Works,
L2s% Sios Jovce, g. Thomas Dwyer, Is;
[na5 n; r n tIe 3iarket. John ? Whitemore,
6!s'S 17oas,,rcr Of Wood and Bark, v. w..
Tbite, %, John Z. Iay'or, !; Inspectors OF
1nIf,r. William E. Howard, "a and Chas.
TX = V'ade. IS, S. L. G. Sidebottom; I; CoI-
icio,s q Taxes, Northern District, George =.
7ioyos "a Southern District, Oscar Z. W hit
.".@v 81 Assessors, Thomas Davy, "A, and
i p.tor G Henderson, "A: Alderman, 6Stepheln
tb;n j. Mckenzie, II; Common Council,
( '' Raker. q. G. Hulst 20, /. Mckenzie, 2;
r 2 Ca,lin, 81, J. +, Gray, 3, Stephen
Sb;nn !. t}las, /. Neaje, Il.
SrcoSp WARD, Mayor, Chas. a. v are,
.. Penn. 2 Auditor, L. Johnston, 5. A.
tornev. 5. I. Beach, g. Surveyor, itobt Bell,
T. SnDarinten.!ent Of Police, Kobt. Wade,
-. & r. Grimes 2 Chief Engineer OF Fire
. O,nnrtmcnt. 81 IL. v. johnson, S. Guager
. AMI Tncaactor Ct liquors. Isaac T. Loveioy, 5.
Snn,1,ari;nterl}env Of Gas Works, Ihos Dwyer,
) Clerk Of the Market John = y hitemCre,
!; Neasurer ot Wood and Bark, John l. lay
Tor. 8: " y, Il bite, :. Inspectors Of I.unl-
Der. VIM. E. Howard, :: Cnas. {. Wade, 3;
< +, {. S;5}G},ottoln, =. Collectors OF Taxes
Northern District, Geo G. Hewes, 5: South
EN- District. Oscar c. }Thittlesey, 3; J. Z.
GRAY. :. ASSESSORS, Thomas Davy, 3; Peter
G, Henderson, j. Alderman; 4. Jameson, 2;
T. /. Dyson. 3. Common Council, c. 3 Shir-
ley 3: SeIdner, Sherwood, |; HcAeboWer,
3: 4. Moran 2.
THHD NT-ARD. Mayor, Ware, 5; Penn, 9;
s. Auditor, Reuben Johnson II. Attorney,
IS F. Beach, ~ Surveyor, Robert Bell, )r.,
H. Superintendent Of Police, Robert " ade,
.; c. Il. Grimes, TO- Chief Engineer OF Fire
Department, William VI. Johnson, IL Qua
ger and Inspector of Liquors, Isaac 3. Love
10y, y. Superintendent Of Gas Works, Thos.
Dryer, u. Clerk Of the Market, John ?.
Vhitemore, Il, MeasCrer Of Wood and Bark.
John Z. Taylor, 3; X. ". White, g. Inspec-
yors Of Lumber, William r. Howard, y, and
Chas G. Wade, 4: Sidebottom, 7. Collectors
Of Taxes, Northern District, George 6. Hewes;
y; Southern District, Oscar C. WhittIesey,
s: J. r. Gray, 6. Assessors, Thomas Oavy,
=; and Peter G. Henderson, II. Alderman,
J. II. Stewart, ( 5. I. Beach, I. Common
Council: ), !. Bench, /: S. \. Garwocd, 6: }. &.
I!ark, /; JET Iacey, T John Moore, ): j. T.
Sherwood i !. i. Steuart p
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
A Bachelors Defence.

Bachelors are styled by married men
who have put their foot into it, as only
half perfected beings, cherries yagabonds,
but half pair Of scissors, and many other
titles arc given them; while on the other
hand they extol their state as one of per-
feet bliss, that change from earth to hea-
ven would be somewhat of doubtful good.
If they are so happy, why don't they enjoy
their happiness and hold their tongues
about it ? What do half the men get mar
ried for? Simply that they may have some
enc to darn stockins, sew buttons on their
shirts, and trot their babies; that they may
have somebody, as married man once
said. "tc pnil off their boots when they are
a little balmy" These men are always
talking of old bachelors. Loniness, in
deed who is petted to death by ladies
who have daughters ? Invited to tea and
to evening parties and told to drop in
lust when it is convenient? The bachelor.
Who lives in clover all his days, and when
he dies has flowers strewed on his grave by
girls who couldn't entrap him? The bach
elor. Who strews flowers on the married
mans grave ? His widow? Not 4 bit OF
it she pulls down the tombstone that
six weeks grief has set up in her heart
and goes and gets married again, she does
Who goes 20 bed early because time hang;
heavily on his hands? The married man
Who has wood to split, house hunting
40 do, the young ones to wash, and the lazy
servants to look after2 The marriedman
Who gets divorced? The married man
Finally, who has got the Scripture on
his side? The bachelor. St. Paul knew
what he was talking about-"He that
marries does well but he that marrie'
not, does better"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

AN EDITORIAL BRUTUs. An editor out
West thus talks to his non-paying sub
scribers and patrons ;-"Hear US for our
debts, and get ready that you may pay !;
TRUST us. we are in need, and have regard
for our need, as you have been long trust
ed, acknowledge your Indebtedness, and
dive into your pockers, that you may
promptly fork over. If there be among
you-one single patron-that don't owe US
something, then to him We say step aside !;
consider yourself gentleman. If the
rest wish to know why we dun them this
is our answer; not that we care about our
selves. but our creditors do. Would you
rather see that we went to Jail, and you go
free, than you pay your debts to keep us
moving? AS VIC agreed, we have worked
for YOU as we contracted, we have fur
nished our paper to yon; but as you don't
nav, we dun you. Here are agreements
lob work contracts for subscriptions, prom
Uses tor long credit, and duns for deferred
payment. Who is there so green thai he
don't take paper? If any, he need not
sneak. for we don't mean him. Who is
there so green that he cont advertise p
Ifany, let him slide j; he aiht the chap
neither. Who is there SO mean that he
don't pay the printer? If any. let him
shout, for he's the man we're after. His
name is legion, sne he's owing US for one,
two. three, four, fve,, six years long
enough to make US poor and him rich at
orr expense.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
Syphilis and Mercurid Disease.

F-9si n Hirar S1ossf. u 50. Lopil, lh4taari.
:" find Your sNEsNFsAILi+N a morr shtFiusl
remedy for the secondary symptoms Of A2Ehfh'
aud for syphitc disease than any oi3er We posse,s
Tie profession lEc indebted 10 yOu for Of tho
brst medicines we have"
Eyof4 I J. Tf,iick, " y, On em,iaeuf physician II
iaarsugr, Hfsf. 'r'to - Jrr-rlaassf Hse7stf9 u
t. Ieglslafarf ar Afass4ratisstfs
"bE. AVER Ny dear sir; have foand your
S{Hs 4PAEItI5t an rN~llsnt refarIy for Sqks!'s,
both OF the pvafIru anil seroHdTfg typ, and ch,'c
taai IN s"Re e3sss ihat veTc too obstinate to yell
t. other r,mlaiies- do nni know What We ran esn
plos u III certainty at success, hCrv IoerF
i.l a.igTat,Ye IL required"
" that : Han Tisi-. r. N-'- rrfa7T'-i-... y J..
hpt a-aail riaf9 ou LIS l.s caustd ~ i4r afiu%o
ct talr+ary ar a4slr s=rfts e., witch sryss
ami tsafe. az-=rsta5s, for year, spite Of 10Y
reInrzlT a:Gaui t=t euut - apIlie until tho
l-ar=aHe4u.. ~ A. EIs sAt-~ rAEttis rsf r']l
linn. frN ,asrs can tr f1ani runte iiWr'"rstr as'h
o.sf-cssing r5au this, all It took several doIsn
b'itl= 10 cure him.
Icnco7-hcra, Whites. Tnnhio Weakness.
-re eae-sl;v HHaApr~d Is internal s-rafisisa, !!
Cae ts=.isi ~ = curl d tife alternative
- - tll- ~tEstrttHHr=A. Ssf5zs e9srs re'1atr",
hasEri.r. 10 al Of t' s2rsNrAElti-A. the skiliuI
g. lis5sflau o. local r'sus.s.zs.
Ia "a. 80 t77=a-a 1af - - --'rirafeI pr.
t5z=s tt-.aszss = q sefss#.a.
A. have io..li t-fr ~ ttS N5'Nrttt-t an cNerllert
F'fHH#t=e7 80 Hzz#s=-s - 5zEHal~s. AanY etsEs q,
IT, fs5'F. ia#etfrltgs. Ia tual i.FratieHa anal
in-tt t.15'.v. -T5 81. rata tit- -rpf1aHs datsst..
have t3.}i t. it. aai tire ans fes that DO no.
when 49, srs; properly ssiei - lal Treatment
4 = +, ua.-.L4y % ei.air m publication q her
faHs t-f{tftf
" isr : '.r au. me-sif have 1eFn cnr-rl Of =
vrr3 al.Atat.t.s tto~arzzaa Of iaH, standing b?
two hoftie. oi yout : AIS ~ AEtli-A="
rheumatism. G5ut. Liver Complaint. Dys-
fe9Si1, Hart Disease, Aeara!E1a,
wtc4 cafe,i u.s. sr t.As il The st5h, are rapidly
curJsI II tails - i. StEsEFNE.L-N.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
CERTAIN CURE
In ALL CASES. Oh no ChhRnES EslE

br Dow is consulted dailr, from a 70 5 ? N az
above upon all dihcnN ami Chronic diseases II every
name and nature, having by his uuwea5 attention and
extraordinary gained reputation heh calls pa.
tirtis iiom all parts o the Country l. obtain advice,
Among the physicians in Boston, stand hizhrr in
the profession than the celebrated pE. row, NJ Enij
colt street. Boston. ThHSe BIO need To" SERVES Il
experienced physician and sarsroH should give him
f.s.-pr. DIV imperi1 ard las far ,-sle arIcl
called tho French secret. usiel by mail THo f,r
ami r'd stamp.
Aprl,as62. lyls
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
Fail not 10 sind and .gft his Book.
A Word of Solemn Conscientious Advice

to those who will reflect.
class Of malades prevail to fearful extent in COM
munty, do ming least 1000 youth u both
uuay to an early grave. Those diseases are very i'm
perfectly understood. Their external manifestations
symptoms Nervous Debility, Relaxation and ENhaus-
on Marasnus wasting and consumption Of thu tissues
Of the whole bpiy, shortness of breathing hurried
breathing ascending hill ight Of stairs great
paptaon Of the Heart, shaking Of the Hands and Limbs,
society and TO business aud study drnncss Of
Eye sight, loss Of Memory dizziness 81 the Head Neural
Pains in various parts 81 the body Indigestion rre
ulay Of the boEcls DeTange SccFetons Of the kiducy
and RHO Sexual Organs, Epilepsy. Hystcria and Ntr-
Spasms, Dependency aud Depression Of the spirits
often great to produce Insanity which, uuffc-
queutly terminates IN suicide
This baneul class Of disorders and host of others not
named, as Tubcrcuiar and Bronchial Consumption, dis
Of the Threat and Heart Asthma CataErh, have
their seat in aud derive their origin FROM diseases Of the
irnoseNual Organs very frequently and M large ma
iorifg Of cases.
DE-. ANpREa STONE, Physician to tie Troy LuSa Ayp
HrGENic lSsrrTrTF, has studied and Investigated This in
sidous and intricate class ol modern nAladies with pro
found attention and assduiiy, ard now engaged in
treating them with the most unhcsrd Of success TIE
personal presence Attendance II the patient victim il
not required TO insure for his system Of
ment Is perfect In itself, and admirably arranged
with every possible facility i, can be sent ~ mat
express II all parts Of the Union Tie GaHH8ss,
at the Institution!
Each case scientifically determined AL the true
pan u treatment adopted from analyst. 81 the seefti1
Of the kipSFys from the bioef ard from printed .utrrrc
catnries, furnished each applicant.
J1- The Institution makts use n a powerful Micro
scope. auA fllosal hical Apparatus
Iffatients applying for ist,uoEetores or advice.
must return or enclose stamps, 30 most attention
II The attending Physician VIII be found The Iusi
tuttea for consultation from \. NJ +. NJ each
day Sunday in the forenoon.
Address, pU ANpRTw STONE.
Physician to the Troy Lung and iygicnc usii.utc aBi
Ply !os diseases II fhe Heart, Tbrua; aad L1urs
% F.Gi street, Troy. \. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

SHERIFF sALI..

SHEkIFFs SALE.
HASCoIk IS. December 18th lsCa
Taken on execution and viii be sold at public
auction, a, the sttrs Of John A. Buck 4 Co, "a
orland, On Monday the ?1th day Of January next
at one O'Clock ia the afternoon all the ii sh which
Moses NeaTie Of ofland, has 70 redeem a certain
piece or parcel Of land. containing re acres, sit
uate in oriand, on the eastern side Of the road
leading from Teddy Pond School House to the
house Of J. Il. Watdwell AMI adjoining land Of
Jacob ingalls,; being the same premises conveyed
to the said Moses yeazia by John Buck, by deed
dated the lllh day Of December A. D. 1854, and
recorded In Hancock Registry Q; Deeds, volume
10, page 81 the same parcel Of land being mort.
gagged by the said Yeasie 10 Joseph T. Smith Il
surry, by deed dated the 9th dry Of August, a D.
1853.
Is n WALKER Sheriff
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

The Bangor Wing notifies its readers
that after January let, all subscriptions
must be paid IN advance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
T o T. i NJ LES.
Mrs. Doctress Stone,

The Matron OF tho institution
Wlo is thorcuzht read aud s;, in g intricate nature
Of the many RHiIetye and pro-,raljug maadls q
modern gin, vii devote exclusive attention to the treat
ment Of this class q diseases peculiar her ssS Auoug
the many diseases d4il, nrt with and which she treat,
with uBtcari Il success, chronic Inflammation ulcer
alton. and pralsl'sus u thr womb.
lrThe Neisca'ed Ascending paHehe. most sgpor
ta4t curative, for atousias the nervous forces.
Price $500.
Females can consult Mrs ro,ress stone, conRaeaitAlls
by letter, personally.
Address. Mrs. N. o. STONE, II. D,
1.l3 M7'raH . H.. Institution, Troy. Y
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters

Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters,
cure in five hours pain. and weakness, ~ the breast, side
and back and Rheumatic Complaints IN an equally short
space NJ time Spread on beautiful white anb-skin their
subjects the to no Inconvenience and each one
will from week 20 three months free ]es CTS
IIarrick Sugar Coated Pills and KID Pasters are sed
Druggists and Merchants In Ri parts OF the niied
tates Csnalas and south Ar erica aud may be obtained
calling for them by their fall name,
Use HqrreWs Condition POWDERS
for your Horses and Catt1e.
For sale bv {. q. Pr-S. Ellsworth Me.
pR l.. r. HERRICK& Co. Albany.
Z BLAsHFIEp, Travelling Agent isiy3o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
ADRIAN LINCOLN.
A. :. ATHERT0N.

DR.. Sweets 1nfaIlible Linim3nt for Horses
is unrivaed by any, in all cases ct ameness, aris
ing from Sprnjus, Bruises or wrenchiag, its effect
Is magical and certain. Harness or ddle Calls
Scratches Mango, &c, it will also cure speedily
SPAWN and RinGbone may be easily prevented and
cured in their incipent stages, but confirmed ca
are beyond the possibility Of a radical CURE
No of the kind, however, is so desperate or
hopeless but it may be alevated by this Lnimcnt,
and its i4ithula application will always remove the
LameneSs, aud enable the horse to travel with
comparative ease.
Every horse owner should have this remedy Mt
hand, fer its timely at the first appearance Of
Lameness will eilectuhlly prevent those fornida.
bic diseases mentioned, TO which all horses are
liable, and which render 80 many otherwise yalu-
able horses nearly worthless.
Sold by all dealers eow1y26
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
y. WALKER. Sheriff.

At to1rt Of Probate hotsn at Ellsworth. within and
for he County Of Hancock, on the arat wednesday
81 December, A -. 1862.
n the petition Of Hayes Pnknam, Administrator "a
~ tcHls non OF The estate Of Jeremiah CFag late Of
oflaud, ia said county deceased, representing that the
personal estate Of said deceased is sufficient 10 pay tie
rs debts which he oSe at the time Of his DEATH by the
sum a six hundred aud seventy five dollars and pray
ing ipr llcense "a sell and convey much Of the real
estate Of said deceased may be AIRY for the pay
neut Of said debts and dental charges and expenses
Of ADMINISTRATION
oTasredIhal the Petitioner give thereof to thf
heirs u said deceased and all persons interested ia said
estate by causing copy Of this order be published n
the Ellsworth American, printed in Ellsworth ia said
county three weeks successfully that they az appear
Al Probate Court 10 be holden az Ellsworth, la sad
county on the first Nedueiay d Januasy next al ten o.
have WIZ the prayer Of said petition should grant
ed, PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true eopy,-Aitssi4
IS A. A. BAEr.ETT Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

At Court Of Probate held Ellsworth within and fr the
A D l6G1
| okCAs \, BROWN, widow Of phineas Brown, late
OF oTiand, deceased, having made application 10
me Tor an allowance out Of the personal estate Of said de-
ceased Alao that Commissioners may be appointed to
set out her dover 10 said estate
UFaTed,-That the said Dorcss " Brown give notice to
A interested by causing copy ofihs order to be
iasshta three weeks successfully iu the s arth Amer
,ean pfnted at Ellsworth, that they may appear N a
fSa'e toaft to be held at Ellsworth, in said county on
the first Wednesday Of January naxt al I'm ~ tb 80
ieseAaF' and sheV cause, il any they have Why an
alioN ance should not be made -
,, PARKER TUCK. Judge
true copy-Auesti
Is 4. A BARTLETT. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
TAltAnassrr. Lrox corxrr. !,

IAllAHlsstf, LE0N IoTNTT,
Flortla. Jul. II, 1880. :
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
81. anthony's Fire, Rose. Salt Rheum
Scald Head, Sore Eyes.

From V1rrey SriIcr, Fs7., ne cite e'iifcr IF IA
Tss3tsfpHarh prmeer0t, FtHnsBlraEi1.
Is Oar only child. Alout thrco years Of asr, was
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SORE, which coter,-i his iScc, and actually blinded
hIs ,ycs for -ome days skiifnl physician applied
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apparent cf,tt, For hitccn days we guarded his
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Tho SECOND. lie ohi.ds eyelIshcs, which had como
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auy other, The whole ncistbotleod IrediTtSd
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u Old T RE NDS-n
N TIE RIGHT PLACE.
Eerrick's Sugar Coated Pills.

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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02

Testimonials like the above are constantly De-
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
Erysipelas - General Debility - Purify tn
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-01-02
E N Y Ell OP ES,

EXTRA LARGE, LETTER and NOTE, Of various quail
itirs
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Ayers
SARSAPARILLA.
THR WORLDS oEEAF REMEDY yoa
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SARsAPARILLA, which soon completely cured her"
From Charles r. Gage, Esq, OF the wideiy tnotra
Gage, Murray q Co, MANUFACTURERS Of esaneiiei
papers in Nashua, ". ~.
hHmor In my facc, which grew constantly worse
cradle affection. | tried almost every thing a man
could Of both advice and medicine, but without any
relief whatever, until took your SARsArARfLLk.
IL Immediately made my face worse, you told
ID might for a time; but in few weeks the
skin began TO form under the blotches, aud con
tiuned until my face is smooth any body's,
and am without any symptoms of the disease that
| know or l enjoy perfect health. and without
doubt owe IL to your SARsAPARILLA."
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
DENTIsTR v.

A SET OF TBETH IN THREE HoURs.-ENrIRg
"A satisfaction no pay. We put up from ortv SIXTY
sets a week, and more thsn any other place the civ
Nitrous otdc gvep- and teeth eptrat without
of charge Tor psons getting others inserted No ad
required cal al w Sixth avenue, between Fifteenth
and sixteenth streets.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

nEsTIsrRy A NEW AND BETTER WAY OF PUT.
tinr IN par sats aud lower 39 n psh
avenue n B-Bee ether advertisement so
The New York herald., 1863-12-01
ToR HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.

I To sail -
SATURDAY, Dec IL, at II o'ciochM
The new sidewheei United States mail steamship
EVENING STAR,
william X. Bell, commander.
will sail above from pier North river. foot OF Beach
street - -
n B.-The steamship MORNING STAR win sail for Ha
an New orleans Saturday Dec 20
For freight or passage apply TO
JAMES A. RAYSoR ia Broadway.
The New York herald., 1863-12-01

A PRINTED LIST OF HOUSES FOR sALE-NOW
IA ready aud Will furnished TO parties wanting 10 buy.
application my Oace owners wishing 10 sel VIII
please send pcurs ID. d. ORRELI. 10 Cedar street.