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4 WORD ABOUT

AMER IL All WATCH 2 3s}
AFTER 4 THOROUGH TRIALOF MORE THAN
TEN YEARS, the time -peccs manufactured by the
American Watch Co, of Watham, Mass, have
gained firm hold upon the favor OF the public and
now, no less than 1900 of them speaking for
| themselves hi the pockets of the people. PROM
very insignificant beginning the business has increas
ed until are justified in stating that WE MAKE
MORE THAN ONE HALF of all the watches sold
in the United states. Eepcatcti enlargement of our
factory buildings, and the lsbor Of 500 operatives
still ftf Us unt"Ftfl 10 supply the constantly increas
ing demand. 5snd niay here observe that not
witstandng the high price of labor and materials
actually sell products ut less prices than ,Io2
clrrent five years ago.
We refer to these facts only for the purpose Of
properly introducing another subject relative
manu- .lcure Of watches Hitherto ur-chief object
has been to make good watches for the million Mt the
lowest possible pricesomething to take the place of
the ma believe watches called ''Ancres, "Iepines
English Patent Levers &c, annually thrown upon
this market, in countless numbers, by European
work sbeps-watcbes which are refuse of their fac
tories, unstable at home and perfectly useless every
where.
| This object We have accomplished and now we
facture of watches Of the very
HIGHEST GRADE KNOWN TO CHRONOMETRY.
| uneqaalcd by anything hitherto made b. ourselves
| and unsurpassed by anything made in the world
For this purpose we have the amplcst facilities. We
have erected an addition to our main buildings
| pressy for this branch of business and have
filled it with the best workmen in service Prof
ting by our long experience we hHye rcmodclicd
the form of watches, introducing such improve
i.ents have been suggested and proved TO be good
| from time to time and have instituted ard Sc.
we're tests of sochronism, adjustment and compeHsa.
| ton. New machines and appliances have been con-
srucetl which perform their work with eonsunmate
decacv and exacttude, and the choicest and most
approved materials only used. Nothing i'll fact
is wanting either in mechanical principles material
or workmanship to perfection in the result.
! We continue to manufacture our other well-known
| qualities under the following names.
| "APPLET0N, TRACY & CO..
| "P. S BARTLETT.'
| And the soldiers Watch"
"WM. ELLERY.a
Tho latter, the lowest priced watch we make, i a
substantial reliable tme-piecc cascd in sterling ST.
yer-huntng pattern, and Is not Liable to get OF
order either in marching, riding fighting. Al the
above described watches. including the finest, which
is named AMERICAN WATCH COMPANY" are sold
BY watch dealers generally throughout the country.
Robbins 4 APPLETON,
A5e1aks for tie .fmeEteaa Watrh C0nipanB
ls2 Broadway, y. Y eoWimit
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NATHAN WHITE,
Agent for HuckspOrf.
PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE,

PROVOST MARSHABS OFFICE,
5rI DHyRIcr OF MAINE. ;
belfast, Nov 81, 1868. :
The following sections Of the Enrolment Act
approved March 3, 1903 are published for the in
| formation Of whom it may concern:
Sec. 23 And be 1t further e1nctea, That the
| clothes arms, military outfits, and accoutremcnts
furnished by tho United States to any soldier
shall not be sold, barterod, exchanged, pledged,
loaned given away; and no person not 4 soldier
or duly authorize officer of tho United States,
| who has possession of any such clothes, arms,
military outfits, or Announcements, furnished as
| aforesaid, and which have been the subjects Of
any such sale, barter, exchange edge, loan, or
gift shall have any right, title, interest there
in but the same may be seized and taken wher-
ever fonnd by any oficer of the United States,
civil military, and shall thereupon be deliver.
ed t. any quartermaster, other officer ahthor-
lied to receive the same; and the possession OF
any such clothes, arms, military outfits. ac-
| coutrcments by any person not soldier officer
| of the United Slater, shall be pyna Iacis evidence
Of such sale, barter, EXCHANGE, pledge, loan, or
gift ps aforesaid.
Sec. q. AMI be Il further enacted That every
- son not subject to the rules and article OF war
who shall proedre cntce, attempt to pro-
cure or entcc, a soldier in the service of the
United States to desert; who shall harbor, con.
| ceal, or give employment to a deserter, cary
| hi away, or aid in carrying him away, know ing
him to be SUCH; whe shall purchase from any
soldier his arms, equipments, ammunition, uni.
form, clothing, or any part thereof; and any
captain commanding officer of any ship or YES
sci, any superintendent conductor of any
| railroad, any other publ; conveyance, carry
ing away any such soldier as one OF his crew, OF
| otherwise, knowing him to have deserted, OF shall
refuse TO deliver him up to the orders Of his COM
| manding oiTicor, shall, upon legal conviction, be
| fined at the discretion Of any urt having cog
| nizlnce Of the same, in any not exceeding
| five hundred dollars, and he shall DO imprisoned
MT exceeding two years nor less than six months
| Sec p. AaR bet further enacted, That if any
person shall resist any draft of men enrolled un,
der this act into the service of the United states
| or shall counsel or ali any person to resist any
such draft; shall assault o5struct any officer
| in making such draft, or in the performance OF
any service in relation thereto; shall counsel
any person to assault 0bstruet any such Off Ger.
or shall counsel any drafted men not to appear 1t
the place Of rendezvous. willully dissuade them
from the performance Of military duty us required
| by law such person shall be subject summary
arrest by the provost marshal, and shall be forth
with deliver to the civil authorities, and, upon
conviction thereof, be punished by fine not ex-
ceeding five hundred dollars OF by impri. onment
act excoeoins two years, or by both Of said pun
lshmeAts.
A. d. BEAN,
} II
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WE have just received from Boston largest
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y solicit a share of the public patronage. We have
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NCNNEwELLs UNIVERSAL CoTGu REMEDY
Re make Cough Remedy thorough for all Threat and
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when The great has bcen the Introducing of compo-
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In This valuable preparation. To prsseut asking at.ep
Men to ng stories Of great and 10 long descriptive
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AsovcriIL andAsrHHAric CoHrLAisrs tn all ThrnAr aud
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A. u. BEAN,
Captain and Provost Marshal
&c 9th Dist. of Milne.

PROVOST MARSHAL OFFItE,
Belfast, Nov 24th, lS63 !
Notice ia hereby given that any person enrolled
in this District may appear before tho Bonrd OF
Enrolment till December 20. aud claim to have
his name stricken of the list, if he can show tt
the satisfaction of the Board that he is not, and
will not be at the time fixed for next draft Halle
to military duty on account Of
lst. AieHase.
ID. Non-residenec.
81. Uusuitableness Of ago,
4h. Manifest permanent hysical disability.
HI. Perscns who may be eoSuizant Of any
other pe.sc u liable to military duty, whose name.
10 not appear on the Enrolment list, request.
cd to notify the Board OF Enrolment, who shall
thereupon direct the Enrolling tliccr of the sub
district in which the parties reside to ascertain
the facts aud enrol the persons reported if they
are found TO be subject to enromont.
A. b. BEAN.
46 Capt and Provost Marshal.
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County of Hancock.

TREAsuRER's OFFICE, Nov. 1863.
Stltcment of Costs allowed in Criminal
prosecutions at the October Term Of the ST.
prcme Judicial Court, and Court Of County
Commissioners, viz;
Allowed by County Commissioners.
Costs of Inquisition on body of child,
name unknown, before latch Maoomber,
Coroner. $751;
State vs.. Edmund Howard.
Total amount, SOFT.
Originated before John WATSON.
State vs. 0. F. Bunker, C al.
Total amount, $40, 10.
Originated before B. NJ. Sargent.
State VS.. William Harris.
Total amount, SCI ,65.
Originated before Charles A. Sp,forI.
State VS.. Julia Dowd & ais.
Total amount. sc, %.
Originated before William Somerby.
State VS.. Avail Hawkins.
Total amount. Sc ,G8.
Originated before William Solncrby.
State vs.. Peter McCabc.
Total amount, SO 80
Originated before William S)merby.
State vs.. Alyah Hawkins.
Total amount, S6,12
Originated before William Somcrby.
State vs.. Daniel Harrington.
Total amount, Sc,
Originated before William Somcrby.
State VS.. William Garland
Total amount, Sc oil
Originated before William Somcrby.
State vs.. Harriet Reed & al.
Total amount, 50 q
Originated before William Somerby.
State VS.. Patrick Dowd.
Total amount, $50
Originated before William Somerby.
State vs.. y. X. Hooper.
10lai utHouit, sroiOt
Originated before William Somerby.
State vs. Nancy Dodge.
Total amount, 1929
Originated before Nathan White.
State vs., Nancy Dodge.
Total amount. $2,2J
Originated before N.shan White.
Allowed by Supreme Judicial Court.
State VS.. Penobscot.
Total amount, Sl2,16
Originated before Grand Jury.
State vs.. Ellsworth.
Total amount, Sl0,S5
Originated Def re Grand Jury.
State Us. Michael McCabc.
Total amount, $50 %
Originated before W llam S3merby.
State Us. John Reed.
Total amount, $50, so
Originated before William Somerby.
State VS.. Francis Harden.
Total amount, SAL %
Originated before Grand Jury.
general hill Of costs, $780,
Total, s479,72
WILLIAM II, PnA.suRY,
County Treasurer.
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1865 CONDENSED STATEMENT
OF THE
HOME INSURANCE co.

New Haven, Conn.
To the Secretary of the State Of Maine, No
TENDER la, 1863.
The Capital Stock, nil paid in, is S2,o0o,ooo 90
Surplus over Capital 50,032 IS
Assets invested as follows:
United States Bonds, market value, $1,000 co
U. S. Treasury Certificates, ,lo 1920 90
State Bonds do 10 AGO 90
Bank Stocks, do G8,T69 90
Cash loaned on Bsnk Stocks, 25, COO 0O
do do r. r. Stocks and Bonds, 400 90
estate, 49, $50 90
Cash in hands Of Agents and in course
of transmissiop, 2l,5oo 90
Bills receivable received for Premiums, S,462 AZ
Cash on hand and loaned on call, Is, o3t IS
Premiums due and unpaid 9,730 50
Interest accrued on Investments, 1919 %
Other Investments including Safe and
Office Furniture, 3,ol7 IA
Total assets, $780, 32 DC
LIABILITIES.
Losses reported and waiting further
proof. s11,?2i &c
Other claims agairtst tho company SOC rs
II. Il. SATTERLEE, Prcst.
CHA'5 WILSON, sco'y.
New navsn, IS.
November 18th, 1868.
Sworn TO before me,
HENRY CHAMPION,
Notary Public.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
BACHELORS Celebrated HAIR Dye


wv Des' "e ''e 'of"
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This spiendid Hair Dye is rerectohsnges Red .sssy
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s,sws, without fnsriag the Hair Staining The SKIN
leaving the Hair Son and Beautiful hnfari, mesh vital
w frequently Restoring its pristine color and reethcs the
vi s6ects Of Had pyca Tbs senane is s.ssd WILLIAM
A.BATGHEEoR, ali others mere Ratations and
shs.id be avoided Sold by all Druggists, &c. FACTo
RY-H BAkCLAY ST. Iysr
1sfeh,isr's N,~ Toilet Cfears ior Dressing tie Hair
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Get up your Clubs for 1864.
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~ STR Az t ALE.

Came int the enclosure Of the subscriber, near
the head Of the liver in tho town OF Trcnten, a
short time since, last Spring Heier Cali,
NJ red e4lar The owner IA requested to pay
c argos and take her away.
SAMUEL AUSTIN.
Trenton, Dec. 4th, 1853. "a
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The confessions and Experience of a

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rNtiished for the benedt aud as caution to young
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nloriue Journal.
PORT OF ELfswRoPu.

PORT OF Eli SWROPu.
AREliEp.
Saturday, jth.
Eehr Belle, J0r'aa. ro.ton
:" Tive nrench, Jos AZ, do
Monday, III.
:. Gsorgis, Alley, do
" Samuel Lewis Mood, do
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CLEARED.
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~ RIP Warren, Pvmrey, Besioh
Friday. 9Th.
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Monday, eth.
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Wedoe,dAy. 9th
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:" Agenoris, Higgins, do
:" Catherine, Moore. Boston
TugwAsss. Fatten. Portland
Dareeions, Smith, Boston
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: 6pefial Notices.
school District No j.

The Schools IN District No. ,, will commence tn
v;ueev term on Monday next, Dec 18th, except III
seAoci at Strawvill~, which may be postponed on
week notice win be given Of 1t shall DC, and of III
ttspe Of commencement
n H. SAWYER Aren't
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ENTERTAINMENT
LORDS HALL,

Thursday Ecenssg. Dec. 10,
At 81 o'clock p. ~, doors open At 6 o'clock
What can be more charming to the ear, or prof.
liable TO the heart than the true .loquence Of
children, What music so inspiring as the sweet
mslodie, Of the Sunday School, as they MARBLE
from infant tongues
We invite the public 10 avail themselves Of the
rare opportunity of spending an evening, We trust
10 both profit aud pleasure
For particulars sec Pro2ramnes % the 6lI,,
z. PER ORDER.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

DOMESTIC PORTS.
posuAsp-Ar 5th. brig Mau,oHi, t9f Sears
to,D Carbon, Havana; Altavela, tct do Reed.
Cardenas; Elneltne, Green, Bangor for washing
ton; sch Crusoe, Foster, Maehiss for New fo,k.
Ar ith, sch, Orion, Thurs.on. Ellsworth; Mon,
me. Young. do. Comm ,dore. Clark, do ind.t'
Cousins. do; Friendship, Crosby, Baugor; Ar
toreer Buser and h Warren, PomToy, Ells-
worth for Boston, Gleudora, stin,On, beer Isle
TT Boston.
Bosros-Ar 9th, sch. Z II Nash. Crowley. ard
Y.n,ic. Grant, kachias, Bangor Jnrdsn. ans
Edward. MillL.n, EAworihi superior. Robin
500, NihSihsvenl Harriet, Post, R,eki-nd a.,
Ar 18th, sebs X Foster, ETown, Naehtas: WI
liam Tell, G0tt, ofland; Eumee' t""k ea'af :
Fl Cenant, wsss, Addisoni b X Ary, Afey,
Belfast. n
Ar sth, schs Erie. Cook Calais; Castiiian. BE-
lstty, Ellsworth; Dresden, G tIbeth, and Margaf'
Of, Hun,iey, Macbias; Bound Brook Perry
Roekiand.
Cid ,eh Della Ilinds, Wells, Calais
DISASTERS.
Sch AAd;s P Simpson. IF Ea.tpofi) Cummings
went ashore Monolnoy last night. Her cargo
i. being discharged.
Sch Coral, Kent, from Bangor for Providence,
With lumber, weut ash0re GA Sunday morntnS on
the west side Of Fort Adams, <oatsr hatbor Of
NewporD aud is ashore.
Sch Antietam, Of and from cheTrsheld Tor
New York, has been towed into llyannis with
loss Of bow.pft and windlas. started, having been
In collision on Tuesday night.
Sch Python. II Biaehili) ctndase, from PM
adelphis for Milton. Mass, dragged her anchors
during the heavy blow light of ls,, and touched
kottom just below Fort Greene. Newport, at low
tide, and struck heasi lily as to drive her ruider
head through tho deck, unhansing the rudder'-
She vns aiterw ards hauled into deeper water
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Madame 9adoe ror,sr',
Bdfsam has been in use ny
the public Tor over Is years,
ami has acquired its present
sale simply by being recon-
mended by those who have
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& Small Farm for sale,

& Small Farm for sale.
FENIl Is subscriber offers for sale a piece Of farm
4 land consisting Of ninc acres, situated ON
the new Hancock road two and half MILES from
Ellsworth village. said hand lies nc ~ west, to
house anu lands occupied by Mr. Wasgatt, and ia
PATTY under state ol cultivation. To ons desir-
ing coed pi. &C 6. Land, this viii, be slid very
Ion ior cash. Apply immediately TO
JAMES STEVENS,
Ell4wefth. Nov. 3, 1865 42u
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D1SAST EhS.
Sch AAdis P Simpson. IF Eastpef3 Cummings
went ashore on Mononoy last night her cargo
ss being discharged.
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Sch Coral, Kent, from Bangor for Providence
With lumber weut ash0se GA Sunday norn,nz on
the west side OF Fort Adams, <oater hstbor Of
Newpor) aud is ashore.
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Sch Antietam, Of and from rheFrsfeld for
New York, has been towed into Ayannis, with
loss Of bow.pft and windlass started, having been
in collision on Tuesday night.
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auf Sbr coles 5er3, ais i'd Sic bierber bit,
ten gtleB, ltanmelte iie; idb babe mid ii
Jbnen nl6t Uerrc6net gt ts,aiae.. .7f}t.
0bne mplimeute, Mabame! mas tpins
11eH Sle ren mlr? (? 'm,aoI 9atqS} ms.a :,
Wan mil meinen s@atten rerb1ften |! Der
9err Sreisri6ter bebauptet, ni6t aneers
baneeln gu fbnnen, ollein er min Die Saft in
etne1 9aGearrelt perplupelu, wenn Sic It'd,
betslt erfllren, fie Serantmcrtuna tarer
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SOP rief SGeb BART id1 babe treper 2ult
nod Seruf irSeno cine Gerantperttna ami
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mugs unborer iSalldun9 iiberWieIen, unp thn
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bin weeer beIu9t nod 9euei9t, ben Sang bes
@sleees gu bemmen. ,4. itssE ssS aa9 .a3-
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aeballise QSeile au8beuten, fopcn bin i6
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