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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-22

ElIswoFth-Jan. Eth, by Rev. DR.. Tenney, Mr.
Thomas 5. Remick, of Trenton, and Mis-. HELEN
l.. JOY, of Ellsworth.
Franklin-by N. A. Swan, EST, Mr.. Augustus
I. Urcutt of f., to Miss Margaret Crockett of
Ninalhaven.
IIaneaek-Jan. 18th, by Rev. 7. Bachelor. Mr..
Theophjius J. Batchclier of the LIST Ne. Cavalry,
to Miss Fannie A. Lnthrop Of Augusta.
Trcmont-1,h inst, by A, Richardson, Esq
Mr.. John H. Brown t. Miss Nancy VI Alley.
-l2th inst, by same, Capt. PAlllip Stanley to
Miss Hannah L. Bickiord.
Penobscnt-on Now Years Eve, by Wm. Grin
die, Esq. Mr.. Isaac b. Goodwin to Miss sarah
Wcscott, both Of T..
Bluchill--Janunry It'll by Rev. s. Bowkcr,
Mr.. Daniel Gunnn ,hum of BROOKLYN, to Miss MAJ
Argustt Parker OF Bluchill
Miw1ukie-Dec. 2tth, Ar, Edwin r. Godfrey
to Miss Susie A., daughter Of Mr. Jacob VI. R'g
ers. all OF NJ.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-22

whoro all arc invited to ciII and examine.
Ts7lIE Empire Machine has taken any quantity
u of Premiums, and would have taken mari
Premiums if there had been more FAIRS.
Why the Empire Machine is batter than any oth',
/. 1t makes the lick or Shunie stitch, which
will neither RIP rdUei, and is alihe both sides
2. 1t has neither cam nor cog gtee', and the
least possible friction, and smooth glass,
and is mPtaieahy A9SeteSs Machine.
). perturnsypertect sewing on every deserp-
ton Of material, from leather to The finest muslin
with cotton, linen or silk thread, from the c"ars
est to the finest number.
A. 1t requires fifty per cent. less power to drive
it than any other machine. girl y years of
can rk it steadily without fatigue or inju
ry to health.
s. Its strength aud wonderful simplicity of
construction render it almost impossible to get
out OF der, and is guaranteed to give entire sat
isfaction.
6. Its seams are more firm and beautiful, being
alike on both sides, leaving no ridges to wear off
by washing and ironing.
I. The tension of both threads is got on the
surface Of the machine; you do not have to turn
the machine mp SIDE d0Wn 10 get the tension of the
lower thread When the tension is adjusted
the Empire Machine any quantity of sewing
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s. Its seams cannot be removed without pick
ing cutting them, as it is a firm solid stitch.
,. This machine has been examined by the
most profound experts and pronounced to be SIM
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10. We respectfully inYlte all who may desire
to supply themselves with superior article to
call and examine this tHrIUaicd Wdchtne. An in
spection OF this machine will satisfy any person
OF its great superiority to anything in the market.
II. Five minutes instruction is sufficient to
able any person to work it to entire satisfaction.
~ One Of the Empire Machines can be seen
in operation, at Miss AIDA Hours Dress and
Cloak Making Room, over A. f. Greeley's Store,
Main street. 30
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American and Foreign Patents
". IL. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
70 State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON.

FTER an extensive practice Of upwards of tweRty
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The immense practice of the subscriber during twenty
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These besides his extensive library Of legal raud me
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An necessity of journey to Washington, to procure
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inventors,
TESTING NIALs;
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have In he.is4t.1n Ia assuring inventors that they
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TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which was decided
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Boston. bee. To- 1858 ly49s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-22
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas Moses Googins of Trenton, in the
County OF Hancock, and State of Maine. by hi,
deed Of mort gage dated March 9th, 1862, and
rccordenIn HancdcK Kcgisiry &C nasss,. x4l liz
page I'll, the following described real estate stu
ated in Ellsworth, in said County, bounded and
described as follows to wit :-Beginning at the
southwest corner of Tot belonging to George b.
Fernad on the northerly side Of the road cross
ing Union River ut the five saw dam, thence run
ming westerly on said road ten rods, thence north
erly and parallel to said Fernald's line eleven
rods thence. westerly and parallel to said road ten
rods to fa d Fernads north vest Q and thence
southerly on said Fernald's line eleven rods to
the place of beginning, and containing enc humid
red and ten square rods. Said mortgage was as
signed to Monroe Young and by said Young to
tn. Undersigned; said assignment recorded in said
Registry vol llG, page Jo2, The conditions of
said mortgage having been b. oxen | hereby
claim to foreclosc the sanIr.
WILLIAM c. GEaRIsu.
January Is, 1861. 3wl
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ID i. y

Elswotth--Jan. 18th, Mary Townsend, aged
c. yctrs.
North Ellsworth-Dcc, 9TH, octavius W. Glenn
emit Il ted IL wears. months 10 days.
Eluellili-Ian. tn, Miss iiattic II, youngest
dlu.hter OF Bushroa \. llnekley Ed aged q
yCtrs,
Mars IIi.i-Nov fTth, Of diphcria, Herbert
Liuc,a, son Of Goodlle aud Martha VI. etisby,
gci : wears ard msnth'.
Gans9r-l2th inst. very sul1,nly. boa. Alex
anicr Daumu nd, sel about CO years.
l. cwer-lan. l2th, Dr. Dauiel l.. Waliei ga,
red 6 years
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-22

q EERIFE5 SALE.
HANCOCK S.: January 10TH l6Gi.
Taken on Execution and will be sold Mt public
auction at the Office of Is. & L. Hale, in Ellsworth
on Saturday the TIVE ,ty seventh day Of FEBRUARY
mkt at ten O'Clock in the forenoon all the right
in equity Of redemption which Joseph Hopkins,
Of Trenton, las or had on the min h day of Jan
uary inst. Of redeeming the following described
premises situated in said Trenton, AMI being tie
homestead of said Hopkins bounded and deserib-
ed as follows TO wit:-Bcsinnins at Douglass
line at the north corner Of lot OF land sold bv
john Black to James Spear, thence north 3iao,
west by said north side line of said lot As rofs,
thence south lG'. &C rods the center of the
road, thence south -, y rods to said Doug.
lass line thence north 81 east ON said Douglas
line &c rods to the place of beginning, with al
the buildings thereon. The Same premises being
under mortgage to Warren p. Haynes of said
Trenton by deed dated September II, 1851, and
recorded in Hancock Registry of Deeds, vol ll3,
page 1870.
3wl y. WALKER, Sheriff.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.


Bosroy-Ar 18th sch Henrietta, Toole, Bucks
port.
Ar 18th, brig George Amcs, (Of ssarsport)
Trent, Philadelphia.
Ar 18th, barquo Clinton, (uew) Trott, Bath, in
ballast.
Al 18th, brig Lillian, (of BucksporD johnson,
Gonaives De 20, via Inasua Jan 81 sch Protec-
ton, Nutter, Machias.
PRovIpEScE--Ar 10TH schs Laura Frances, (of
Rockland) Higgins, Baltimore; Ocean Star,
Crock EFT, Rocklaud,
BusroL Cid 2jth, sch Celista, (of Rockland)
Am sbury, Havana.
FALL RlvER-Cld 18th, sch Calista, (of Rock
land) Amesbury, Bristol, to finish lig for Cuba
BooruBAY-Ar llth, brig Sarah Wooster, Lord,
New York for Portland; Brilliant. McCarty, and
Sarah Parker, Grovoo. Belfast for Boston.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-22
RUFUS II. SILSBY.

Hancock, S., !
Clerks Office, Ellsworth, Jan. l, 1854. 5
l hereby certify that tho ten preceding ae'
counts true copies of the original accounts oil
the County Commissioners for the year 1865, an
the came having baen sworn to, and allowed, or
ders have been issued for tho Payment Thereof
out Of the County Treasury.
PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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NoTTCE-

vENHE Milford anl Princeton Turnpike Company
hereby give public notice, that in accord
anco with the provision Of their charter, final
location Of their turnpike from Milford to Prince
ton has been made, and that the sainc has been
returned and recorded in the records Of the County
Commissioners of the counties Of Washington
ilauc elk and Pcng5scet, through which said road
passes.
Per order Of the President and Directors
LroNAPp P.AEUrY, Clerk.
Princeton, an. 15G4 3wj-*
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE..
BACHELOR S Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best in the World ,


Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfcet-clanges Red Rusty
Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black Natural
Bro,cn without Inarng the Hair Staining the skin,
teaving the Hair Soft and Beautfu imparts fresh vital
frequently restoring its pristine color and rectes the
III effects Of Bad Dyes The genuine is signed WILLIAM
A. BATcHEE0R, all others mere limitations, and
should he avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c FACTo
Ry--sf BARCLAY ST, NY. ly23P
BateAels,s .Nsio Toilet C,eem 70, Dressing the Haa
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Hloriue 1ourual.


AN 0Ip YEssEt.--Thc Cape Town CGH, Argu,
of October last says.-The Dutch barque Com
nissaris des Konning der Helm, from Batavia
which stood to the westward yesterday, requested
to be reported at Lloyds' This vessel was built
in the year ljGs, and is now 29j years old.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-22
WILLIAM Ii. SARGENT.
County Of Hancock,
To RUFUS II. SILSBY, Dr. i,

1863.
July l4.l6, To } days attending Court,
April adj. term, Sc GO
q As miles travel from Am
herst to Ellsworth and back 4 50
Oct, 5-23, ." 10 days on County buildings IS co
a. L miles travel from Ann
herst to Ellsworth and back 4 so
Oct. 27-Noy.5,@ 20 days attending Court,
Oct. torn, 90 90
- As miles travel from AM
herst to Ellsworth and back 4 so
Nov. G Il, - days on County buildings, Ii 90
Dec. 29-Jan.2," ) days at Ellsworth on Go.
business, 10 0G
travel from Amherst to
Ellsworth G2d hack, IS
miles, 50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-22
SPOKEN.

Dec L. lat 50 26 N, lon 81 W, barQuc NJ l
Frank, Haskell from Clais for Belle Island
France.
Dec :, lat ) y, lon &c W, ship John Bunyan
Carver. from Bangor Oct l, for Bueuos Ayres.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-22
STATEMENT OF TIE CONDITION
OF THE
Liverpool and London
FIRE & LIFE INSURANCE

Made to the Secretary Of the State Of Maine, on
the first d of December, a. b. Eighteen Hun
bred and Sixty-thycc pursuant to the laws Of s,id
State.
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April 23-May 4, To Z day attending Court,
April term, Sl4 90
To IS miles travel from Am
herst to Ellsworth and back, 4 80
May 18th, Z" days examining roads on
Plantations, 90
=" travel on tho same from
Amherst va. Aurora and
Cbcrryfcld and back to
Ellsworth. so miles. ) 90
18TH, Z" 2 days at Ellsworth assess.
< 70 ID taxes, &c, 90
:" travel from Ellsworth to
Amherst a miles, 10
$50 70
RUFUS H. SILSBY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-01-22
County Of Hancock,
To RIRNEY s. HILL, Dr..

1868.
July l4-lG, To days Attending Court at
adj term. st %
:. 4. miles travel sronG ouis-
bnro' to Ellsworth and back, so
Sept. lj-l7, =" , days examining roais in
PlaHt1tious, %
q ii ms travel from Goul1s-
boro', via. Aurora and
Chorrvteid to Ellsworth, 10
" 18th, " day at Ellsworth on Coun-
~ business, 90
e II miles travel from Els
worth to Goullsboro', 40
Oct. term, % 90
IS miles travel fun Gouds-
bo o. 10 Ellsworth and back 50
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BARN FL s. HILL,

County Of Hahcoch,
To BIRNEY S. HILL, Dr.,
1857.
April l-ith, To assessing County tax. DC,
days. S. co
~ As miles travel FIN Gonll.
boro to Ellsworth and back 50
" 24-May 49, days attending court,
April term ii 90
Z" IS miles travel I'm Goulls-
loro' to Ellsworth and back so
May ll.l3 " 3 days examining roads on
Plantations, 90
% % miles travel on the same
from Goudsboro' via Auro-
IT. and Chcrryfcld andbaek
To Ellsworth. a.
18th, days at Ellsworth asscs.-
ing road tax. %
- . / miles travel from ELS
worth to GoullSboro 40
$50 ~
BARNEY S. HILL.
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5pctial Notices.
}; special Attention is asked TO

IUNNKwELL'S UNI ERSAL COUGH EEAkDf
To nake a Cough Remedy thorough for all Throat aud
iu1- C,npian.. aud to rid the mind Of climatic causes
the error has heen, the introducing q cu'nle
nrn.. whteh dI,rte and hy suvh To restrain the erea
cst freedom Of use the only true theory by which sf
e,s iia,. be af-chiaiiy cared the point aae
IN :hs valuable preparation To prevent asking 9tcI
ton 10 long stori-. great and % eg descriptive
iechnicaiies 1 would ask CoNfiDENEk which viii be
<aeYvl, ia lbs, Cordns, HoAkstSEsS, sosh THROAT
IrpSci;i Al, and AsTuM litc Corr all TuRcAr AMI
LrxG CorrI ANTS, Which, when nefr ed end IN toS-
srNPrtox aud t. prove the dechta,du by trne rsGiis
j. l.. uCNSEWELL, rEprmtr'R.
Commercial Wharf, Boston,
Calvin G, PecS Agent, Ellsworth.
WI Alden X Co Bangor II II. Hay Co, Eud w
I. Phillips. Portland, Wholesale Agents. iylbn
JyTgr sale by dealers IN every cay and town lung
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FAMILY DYE COLRRS.
\ SAVING or SO PEI. CENT.

For nyeiuC SIX, Wooden and Missed Goods. Shaws
Scars, Dresscs Ribbons, Gloves. Children's Cloth
ing, and all kinds Of Wearing Apparel.
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Hancock County Commiss-
ioners' Accounts, 1868.
County Of Hancock
To Wm. II. SARGENT, Dr.,
1868
April LIST, To days assessing County
tax &c, SIS 90
travel 56 miles from Sedg-
wick to Ellsworth and back, D co
MAY 4th, "7 days attending Court,
April term, IA 90
travel sc miles from Sedg-
wick to Ellsworth and back 3 co
- days examining roads in
plantations, W
." 18th, " travel on tho same from
Sedswick via. Aurora and
Cherryfeld and back to
Ellsworth, 3S miles, $50
18th, q days at Ellsworth, assess
ing road taxes, &C., 90
=" to travnl from Ellsworth to
Sedgwick, Is miles, SO
So so
WILLIAM II. SARGENT.
County Of Hancock,
To VIM H. SARGENT, Dr.,