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American and Foreign Paints
IL HI. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PA TENTS.
Late Agent US. Patent Office. Wdshington, (unaer
The Aet Of 1870
70 State Street, opposite Kilby Street,
BOSTON

FrER an extensive practice Of upwards OF twenty
n years continues TO secure Patents in the United
States also in Great Britain France and ether Foreign
countries. Caveats Specifications, Bonds Assignments
and all Pa pers Drawings for Patents, executed lib
cra terms. ard with dispatch, Researches made inc
American Foreign works, 10 determine the validity
utility Of Patents Inyeutnnsand legal other aivi,
rendered In ali matters touching the Copies of Il e
claims OF any patent furnished by renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington
The Agency isnot only the largest in New England, but
through 1t Inventors have advantages for securing Pa
of ascrraining the raenaility of inventions.
surpassed by il not UNNECESSARILY superior to, which
be offered them elsewhere. The Testimonials below
given prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT HE
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber ;and ASST CESS
Is THE BEST PROOF or ADVANTAGES AND ABH
IrY. he would add that he has abRldant to be
ieye and prove, that AZ other Office Of the kind
are the charges professional services so Moderate
The immense practice Of the subscriber during twenty
years past, has enabled him to accumulate collcc
ton OF specifications and official decisions relative to pa
tents
These besides his extensive library Of legal -and me
chanica works, and full accouHts of patents granted it
the Dited States and Europe render him able beyond
question, offer superior facilities for obtaining Patents
All necessity Of journey Washington to procure
patent and the usual great delay there, here saved
inventors.
rEsrIMoSIAIs:
al regard Mr.. Eddy one of the most capable and
sleerssthf practitioners with whom have had oiea
intercourse" CHARLES MASJN,
Commissioner of Patents.
al have hesitation in assuring inventors that iey
cannot employ person mare COMPETENT and frHStWor
thy and more capable of putting their applications 10
form for them early and favorable consider.
alton at the Patent ulice.
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Consmssioucr Of Patents
=" Mr.. r II Eddy has made for me THIRTEEN appli-
cations, all bat Of which patents have been gfaut.
cd, and that is PsndtHJ Such unmistakaahlc prs,
OF great taleut and ability his part leads me to recon-
mend all invent to Apply to him procure their pa
tents, they be af having, the most faithful
attention bestowed on their and very reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGABT
During eight months, tho subscrt.r. IN cnurse of hi,
large practice male tWtes rced applications SIX.
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY oNE Of which pas decided
in has fa,or, by the Commissioner Of Patents
X. II. EDDY.
Boston. Dec 10. ls63 lytos
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SHERIrF SALE.


Hancock 81, November 2lst, 1864.
Taken on fxecstion ard will be sold at pubic
auction st the store of Joseph W. Wood in Els
warth, on Saturday the slst day December next
at ten o'clock in the iorenren, sill the right,
title and interest that Isaac Cook Of said Els
worth has or had at the time Of the attachment
en- the orig insl writ Of redeeming The real estate
where he NV resides in said Ellsworth, the
same premises being under mortgage to Sumusl
4 Henry A. putton, by deed dated FEBRUARY 9TH,
A. b. 1877, and recorded il Harcock Registry
Of Deeds Yo.. los, Page tSJ to which reference
msy be had for mere particular description.
n, EALLEA ShariE
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At Court OF Probate he'd E.wo-th, within ana 'or
TIE County a Hsacock, o. the fosr;h Wednesday Of
October. D. l.eA
Ca the t,resoias Petition, o~tersi-fhs; N. Petition
give notis. All persons Interested by c4ssinG copy
~ thu petition aai nrter Of thereon - be published
three seets saes>svely, in tie Ellsworth American 4
nevspape printed II klsv hst they nay Arresi st
Prob Csur, to b held Esworh, in slii county.
The first Ncin-say u Dec y er e'cu<t h
forenoon md she- cause fsny tAsy have, shy he p,Ay
er OF ssd petition should ct be granted
PlkkER Tuck, Jaige.
Attest A RAErIUrr, Regl.t-,.
truc copy Of u. TjjFsn and or-r 4 Cur thereon.
Iii Att=s.s-A, 4. BARJLErE Reg ser.
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For Sale.

A small COTTAGE HOUSE, with barn and
about an core Of land, situated in Franklin Vii.
lage, near the Baptist Meeting House, row oseu.
pied by Mrs. Charlotte Harmon. The House is sn
excellent repair, has nine rooms, is pleasant ait
uated near the stage road, commands fne view
Q: the bay, aud i admirably adapted Tor sea.
faring man.
Possession given Immediately. For farther in
formation apply to
ERAsTUS REDMAN,
N5s Ellsworth.
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Farm for Sale.

Ia The subscriber offers for sale BIZ. Farm
Wra situated In Ellsworth two mile. from the
LEA village, on the stage road leading To
>u1ry, containing about fifty acre. CT good lard
well divided into moving, tilldse, p.stnring and
wood land, with the building. thereon, eoa,l.ting
Of C,toase House one and one. half s,o:ie. high
"a By 20 fest, with Al L 2 By Is feet, wood and
carriage house 40 by is feet. barn suitable for
the isrm, all joined together WITH ctier out-bsld-
ings, all in good repsi and good well Of va
ter within ten feet of tire door.
For further information inquire of the sabssTi.
Der on the premises.
GEORGE ". FRANKS
lsvorth, Sept. -, 1854, ,sa
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Oct 26>h, A D. 1884,.
70 N. Hon r.rser rue. Jaas. Q. Pros..s within and

TO the Hon Parker rucf Judge Q. Prohsse within and
for The County q hancock.
III MBLN shows. ArnO Hisvcl. Gssr,lian ~ John
III rev,ne, u Charleston, in tho County ~ andre
SKIN minor and u Pat pevine late o, Ellsworth.
in said county. deceased ha, the said interested
in the raj q "a deceased. and that he has been
offered :he ssul 4 ---- dollars nc sid minors
said estate by Pa,,et Brrshuahsn sail
any other Tts.on who vii pay . hk. sam sAsress,
aud h a. Sosi te spr the tenssi o. sa minor that As
SID interest in sid t,cesss estate shn1h Be di>v sol
4 aDi The prcce~is thereof "a And secareA AR
N iu.efesi Inar petitioner therefore yray. that yoar
Honor would grant NJ l5eeuss disy Il ne SAX.
aocaraia.y asrc-.hy 70 IAv Ct this Stat. - ca
made ard provided. ARSo WioNhLL.
Oct. 2s.h. A. p. l>eA
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10 the Hon Parker Tuck. Judge o, Probate. within

To the fIou Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate. within
for the County OF Hancock.
VIUMBLY shows Dean nory, Guardian Of kdelne-t
Ill NJ and William r: 1Iailey. minors and children
Of William H. Hadley, iae Of Eden in said county, de-
Of said deceased, consisting of the homestead farm aud
buildings thereon, situated in said Edeni tt he has re-
ecived advantageous offer Of tour huadre dollars Tor
said interest from udah iodgkns Of said Eden and
thatit would be for the benefit Of said minors that their
said interest in said deceaseds estate should disposed
and the proceeds thereof put and secured to them
Your petitioner the ef re rrays that your
Honor won grant him license dispose Of the
cardiurly, or any other persons paying the same
therefor agre,obiy to law Of this STATE in such
nlid5 and provided
DEAN DoRITY.
Fer l.. o. pHuBR0oK
selgwiss, Oct 20 Isek
At Court OF Probate held at Ellsworth within and for
the County OF Hancock, the fourth Wednesday Of
october. a. D. lS64.
onihc foregoing petition, ordersd-That the Petition
y give netice all persons ant rested BY causing copy
the petition and orlsr thereon to be published
tAree weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American.
newspaper printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at
Pronate Court to be held at Ellsworth in said county
the rs, Wednesday Of December at ten O'clock
in the forenoon AMI hcw if amy they have, why
tae prayer OF said petition should noi he granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest:-A. A. BtgTLKTT. Register.
riy copy Of the petition and order Of court thereon
~. Aaest;-A. A. BARTLsTI, Resis.e.
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selswlck, Oct 30, 1seA

To the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge OF Probate, within
aud far the County Of Hancock.
llUMBlN shows John W. Hill Guardian Of Alma F..
and John II. Tinker. and oh ildten of Cor
ueiius NJ Tinker late o His worth, in said county, de-
ceased, to wit the homestead ofher late father, situated
in Ellsworth aforesaid containing atty more less
ard that would lee Tor tie benefit said minors and all
interested that their said interest in said deccsse estate
should be disposed Of and the proceeds thereof yut
and secured them interest. our petit ,ner there
fore prays that your Honor would grant hitu license
dispose of the accordingly, agreeshly to law Of
this STATE, in such made and provided
w. HILL.
Oct 26-h, D. 1884,.
A. Court Of Probate holden a; Ellsworth within and
fer the County q Hancock, the fourth elnesday
OF October, A. n. 1864
On the foregoing petitlon Ordered That The petition
give Notice 20 all persons interested ty causing
coP) Of this order be pu shed three
iycly IN the Ellsworth American newspaper printed At
Ellsworth, ths they may appear ~ Probate Count to
be holden at Ellsworth, in said County. the arst
Wednesdsy OF prcemher next. 81 Ten q the clock in
the forenoon, And savs cause. il any they have WY
the prayer OF sad petition should net b. srshtea.
PAKkkk TUCK, Judge.
Attest-A. A. B,srLETr, REGISTER.
copy VI tie petition and order a eonr- thereon.
al A. 4. BARTLsTs. r. sisser.
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ftTEkT IND THOh9s0NisH MEDICINES
TIE genuine Smiths Razor Strops
Fix. Candle. washing Powder. Soap Dye stuhs, Truss.
support spice. OF al Kinds Citron, Cur
rants, RAi.in. rauariuds. Irish
Nose. Pickles, Ae. Ne.
&c. &c. ,te., dc, &C. &c
Just received per Express, new supply Of u .
most popular Patent Medicines, among which are
Bu BNErF- Pr-r.rato,.; Blood Food, for Live
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Disease I
And Regeneration Of Man; Weeks, Magic Con
poanA; Nhitepuk'. Tened. FOR Asthma: Harne,ts
CD Li,er oil; jayne. Espcetarsnt; niHar'.
Nj Cher, R.l-ar; Pa~le'. car. for Pil..; pr.
J,sfi,'s tntidps; pI,s.s Bsn.oiine. FL renav
irg raint, tsr, sres.r, ac.; cummla-'. perieat;
,..ife OIL. p.if. aai Miller. Condition P y.
Ter CLee..nsas Clarke, and bBpoueo,Fen.e
p isr i.ssl. ct,t uciiens, tc; GrGsors Cor,
{ ,.utrat,s Cure Ter nel'ags snssncs.. h.mtoid'.
fluid tI't.-t t I.-ets fs ai-s,sr- Il ~. al.
tyr. sidasss, te; aA,nsr . Coledion FOR burn,
sgA sgt rattissts Rheumatic c mpouna; P-ru.
. sfaa >yfap. - ulds Pm sarn >yru?; Heu: chin.
tgfa > l,.It. al lnf,!lt,s rem dv; Magnetic
! ttst.sin, IN tL.Unst ~ AMI uearsiki.; Jeri-s
eaHstcs Il tIi-, s't- care tot out. Fsroat nj
GrrcAisl o-,stieus: :: he. Elixir. for bronchitis;
Cove and s.nre cure FOR Bed Bugs,
uIT1kk>-nwgen2t-d, Hoos>nd's, Pect = Rs,.
dy.. sre.r'-. CiArAs's sherry Hiae. Langl.y's
k"otsnd Herb, Aabctts, and Others;
LISiMENI--Tobis., Coed Ssmsri,ar, Na.ssnx
ars Liuiscuts aud Oiutments Of all kinds;
DISQUALIFICATION Sands, shakers aad
al oth,I principal kilis
FilLS-A,.r's sugsr coated, Branirtth's and
ri,ats Indian Vegetable.
h.a, Weaver. eanker and salt rhesm Syrup; Ar
ned's Vial Fluid: AI~oVd's Extract Danicios
BrsHt. Purifying kx'rsc,, Gay. Blood Psritcr,
keunedy's Aeacsl Discovery; aorse's Syrsp lel-
low Iiock; ksds4y's Remedies: Mediums kliIiI
Of Opium; Mia. "IIsiuss Soothing syrup; >h..
ker Extract Ns.ersu; balm of thousand Flow
ere; Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
iyers Cherry Pee;oral; BraRt's Pulmonary Bal.
nenary h.lsam; Clarke's Cough syrup; Bachelor
and larrsons Hair bye; Barney's Mrsk Cologne;
Shaving Cream and NeTbsns Water; Dntchet's
Dead shot for Bed Bugs; and al other articles
usually kept in Drug Store.
Pagsica'.'s Prescriptions carefully com
pounded.
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IMPORTANT
To ALI.
I'm VALID S !!
IRON IN THE BLOOD.

1t ~el Known the medical profession that Iron is
the Vital Principle Life Element Of bleoa This
derived chiefly from the fod eai but il the fcd IL
not properly dges,ed IT, from any cause whatever
the necessary quantity Of iron is takea the cir
culaon or becomes reduced the whole system suffers
The bad hiood will irrate the heart, I'll clog up the
lungs, will .tupcy the brain will ohstruct the liver and
will send its i.easerrtducng eementsto all pats Of
the stem and every i'll suffer In whatever organ
may he predispused 10 disease.
The great value Of
Iron as Medicine
1. we'll known and Acknowledged hy oil medical men
The dfheuy la. been b obtain such preparation Of il,
will the secuahon and assmilats at once with
the blood This pnnt, says Dr. Hayes. Na..aehu.e,t.
SAT- Chemist, hss been attained in the Peruvian s.rup
By eomh nation in way before unknown.
The Peruvian Syrup
i. PROTECTED ISOLATION Il tn FROroYIDE oPIRoN
INV pIsCoyEkY IN MEDICINE that strikes Al
th Reo, OF Disease ~ Supplying the b.od with i,s
TAI rincipe of liz Ekmsnt-Iran.
The Peruvian Syrup
cure. Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Drop-y Fever ard
Asuc. Lee OF Aneryy, Low spirits.
The Peruvian Syrup
infr,o. strength vigos ard Ne" Lie into the system an
taiiis W a. Iron on-ttution"
The Peruvian syrup
eu-.. Ne v.s. Affections. Temat- Complaints, and all
Ase4... II tie 4 in.y. aud bladlsr.
The Peruvian syrup
sPIcIvlCG an dsa.e. orsina,n. in a bad
ran I'M kLOpD, or Accompanied By pehlit, or
h9s sac u hc s3.tsn.
Pamphlets s1ns,,uus rt.1s>.-, cares. and rr,.u
meriAt.on' r. n q the eminent Physicians
Cerymss, sI.i osscrs wall be FRgA - an, .d
Art-s.
Sesl-ct nv OF the show the character Of
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Al the above put M fall strength OF the vhi-kcv.
aud in of dozen catA These articles i'm
prove by age aud no Exposure OF climate C.a t.t
them.
JOHN AND ROBERT pUNSTER'S
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LONDON DOCK GIN,
LONDON COCK BRANDY,
LONDON DOCK SHERRY.
LONDON DOCK PORT,

All in cases OF one dozen each in strong shipping
order Tor immediate transportation. and are sold
lower than any other Liquors and wines ia tie mar
kc,, of equal quality
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Golden Sheaf Cordial.
Golden Sheaf ] itters.

delightful and IrH n fad Aesefa4a aaeft.-.i- SSH
>hvaf bourbon.
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c. A. Richards,
80 Washington Street, Boston.

NOTE. 4 Richard, would also beg leave 10
state that the above onl, pan Of The li,t of Mr.
utes Tor ale and imported by him i.e has in adj
orion one oil the largest stock, la America Of I'm,
boffi,f bfn, and spirits, If every variety and kind
together with tine assortment of Liquors audN IN,
IN original packages for sale by the Clsk or gallon
Also .he tigd,s stfdiHes, Pickles and SAUCES and
class wine stor" in this country OF Europe
trderhie most respectfully solicited
For sale In Ellsworth b3 {. q. reck IyiS
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Parties attracted By this advertisements or Who
sho have nlr'a ADJ become acquainted with tie, quail
es oil tbest articles, eau have price list sent los
mail or samples by expires, whtn desired, by ad-
dressing the subsefiber
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GOLDEN sgIE.r PUNCH.

Made from ire -, ripe lemons. and ut3..r art
combined a. a holt into a Lac G4eh
Bourbon WhislIey Puu-h.
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First the List as reliable pure s,il..u' li,,.
i nd. the clebr..t,I aeI widely known
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Pure California Vines

The large demand for the pure " ines nt California
has made II hNcd fact that ill selected stock OF
W ls i complete without them. G. 4. Il. has ina,ic
arrangements tor the enti9v Production OF
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
Tenny>on's Classic Metres"

In the CornltU Rdg1zi,,e the English poet
laureate is induced to give number of % At
tempts at Classic Metres i'll quantity" This
unimpeachable poet appears, for the first
time, out of his individuality as a fine ere
alive poet, to make scholastic TRANSACTIONS
and scientific experiments of verse 1t is
also notable, SO exclusively has the worlds
TENS4soN'S dwelt in his poetry, that the dozen
lines of Introduction to his Had translation
are almost all that we know of his prose-
Even TENSYsoN's melodic and imaginative
genius cannot make the old Greek measure
welcome TO English ears. But in his fine
translation of passage from the Had, he
clearly shows the superior strength of English
blank verse
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20
THE MUSICIAN.

last the Musician, as he stood
IIlumined by that fire or wood
Fair-haired, bIue-eyed, his aspect bilthe,
His figure tail and straight and 1.-THE,
Aud every feature OF his lace
Revealing hts Norwegian race
A radiance. streaming from within,
Around his eyes ENG forehead beamed;
= The Angel with the violin,
Painted by Raphael, he seemed
He lived in that ideal world
Whose language is not speech, but song
Around him evermore the throng
~ elvas ana sprites their dances whirled
9,fe StrorngaFi sang, the cataract hurled
r. headIong waters from the height
And mingled in the wild delight
Tbe scream Of sea birds in their flight.
The rumor of the forest trees,
The plum ge of the implacable seas,
The tumuIt of the wind at night.
Voices of old, ike trumpets blowing,
Old ballads, and wild melodies
Through mist and darkness pouring forth
Like Eliyagar's river flowing
Out of the glaciers OF the North
And when be played, the atmosphere
" as filled with magic, and the ear
Caught echoes Of that Harp of 6 old,
Whose music had so weird q sound
The hunted stag forgot to bound,
The leaping rlvulet backward rolled,
The birds came down from busn ana tree
The dead came from beneath the sea,
The maiden to the harp er' 5 knee
fLoagfsiI0tg's Tales 81 the Waysids Inn.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

Mountain, would, at the command of their
great leader, destroy Lees army, and see the
inside of Richmond, in half a campaign.
The movement which Senator Howe pro
poses would have important Interior effects
besides the mere release of the Union cap
tiyes. 1t would rouse the patriotism of the
nation to display like that which we saw in
the spring OF 1861. The CONSUMPTION would
be forgotten Volunteers would come forth
by tens of thousands, from all parts of the
land, to join the colossal crusade, and repro
duce the popular uprising of 1861. There
would be paleness in the palaces Of rebel
dom. Richmond would fall, and the Union
crusaders marching through its streets south
ward could sweep over the rebel States, cap
ture Charleston BY an attack in the rear, and
end the war before its term of service ex-
pired
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

- The renowned author, Mr.. D'Israef,
emigrated from Spain 10 Venice more than a
century ago; the family name was Lara It.
head at that time, was a wealthy merchant
who, Ike Shylock, mad vast things on the
Riaito." Ia Venice, 1T that time, there was
greater tolerance of religions opinion than in
any other part OF Southern Europe. No one
ever heard of an qWo-ddJe in Venice, Lara
finally removed 10 London, where he form
ally appeared as a Christian; he had con-
formed TO that faith soon after quitting Spain,
but, proud of his ancient lineage, assumed
the Haine of DIsraeh CliteraIy "a son of Is
raeI') 10 perpetuate the fact of his Hebrew
descent. The son OF this gentleman was the
late Isaac D'Israeli, well known as man of
letters, and the present representative of the
family is the Right Hon Benz DIsraeH, Chan
cellor of the Exeheouer
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-01-20

COP OF TASTE.-it the opening of the
new Free church at Crathie in Scotland, Dr.
Gurthrie said 81 highly approve of the res
olution of our friends that led them to build
such a house as this; because there is no
greater mistake in the world than to fancy
that while God is a God of holiness, God OF
power, and of justice, he is not also God OF
taste, just much as He is God of any
thing else that is lovely and good. And how
do prove that? you may ask | prove that
by just asking YOU to 60 to the sea-shore and
find out for me shell that Is not. pretty
prove that by asking you to 90 to those
meadows and find out flower that is not
pretty. Let me tell you that the flowers
would have produced their kind according TO
the law, although they had never been paint
ed. 1t is not necessary for the rose and the
lily that one should blush so beautiful a red
and the other bloom a. white as snow God
has made a useful tlower-a useful rose and
useful lily-and then painted them. 1t Is as
certain as that the Bible Is true that He is =
God Of taste as much as he Is possessed of
those other attributes. And therefore il is
| say, that | rejoice in the erection Of such a
building for q DDS service. Our old stupid no
tiou was-we abhorred Popery so much that
v recoiled TO the other side-that God was
never so well worshipped as in ugly house.
1t i = great mistake mistake contrary to
the Bible-contraTy To reason and common
sense"