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Ayers Ague Cure,

FOR THE .rTEFY crEE OF
y,,.,,,n,nt Eerer, or Ftro IN AsH', h'"I'F
Eve. ChM Fcuu, Drmb As"' fF,,d''1
Headache or Bid tls Headr'hr, and h''''"S
Fev,r,. indeed for n, Whole fl4ss Of d''''s,s
,,iriaatinr IN hillary draR9em'Hf' CAUSED 'y "f
MALARIA of v,aslaafic countries.
u,E.ER and Ague Is not the only euh9elu'Ifo "
the mia smatic poison. great Nailtil y,
erders arise from il sirriiation In -,
smonr which are Neuralgis, Rh."'"att'", "5 IN
Hrsaaehs. BHadness Toofhdchs Ea'd'@f C"' .. d
I.rhma' paipuation, PGinfa affection Of ne P,f'9
NvU~ies, Paia ia tho Bo~efS coh', fnig'" 80" 4.r
Il.rn,o,c,nt OF The Stomach all of winch W, ~,
errins,ias In this put ON inc lht, t
svpe or become periodical. TINS n -, -, ~
she noisor FROM the blood, and thus ours INN ~
Ale n is not only the most eilecfua' rth.'t ~
disro,ercd for This class of comp ANTS hut II - .
.hea.c.t and Moreover is peri city sal". NO n. {,
an sri.e from its use and the patient Wien oute'
I. lief, as h.aliy US Ii he had never i.i'u ny
e. mi. be- said of any other cure iof 'i.,'N "i.'
,V-srI Il /. true of this, and us np,t',hn'o e ~
49,. .f,,icted with the complaint Sahho' VS. ~.
...,..s~i so sure is 1t TO cure ma ftNei 'ill
nav b~ truihfuly said to he CERTAIN re''
80 neaJrr romplaius that il Is not sod
~ s.u heea useone bottle cures "hoie he's"'V'
hood -. 4, 90 lowell Mass and
Ii ~ c.ixin a. Peek illlsSurth, Ne:
ia al Who'll, sale hy VI. 7. Pmllps' ior'l"'i, 10.
Ilonss eco, Belfast NJ. = Alden y ."'' 'A"sV'
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TO THE E.sDsEs
Both Married end SiHgfe' y
TUE M nest REGULATOR F0a FEMALES.

~. Cheescrnan'3 Fef1 Ne -!ilS
x~a, ,.a.s,,i,tsiv rrlevc, without pam aA ut,lne
.ness 81 the periodic diseharS'' T,''t",' Eu
80, ,elaxation or suppression l'''t "l ~ "a;
Gom 'HiA ma ff1c pains that urcuH'FtnN mn
III, nv ir.mod,rate fsenstr9atl"'t' Shl az ~,
ssGe I'd ne isae remedy iur lt.'' - ;,,t,,,
Rains in the Ioins, BACK AM tI,t.r; ,ra.In.
~ ue,rt Nervous iremors uY'f'hI !rI..
s 49,, sieen and other unp en- '2ut ana t''"f -
=, nfnnn,t,p.sA condition 81 tile srNail iu'S
tions In the worst eases 0i 4 '"''
they effect aSlleedS e"'e' NIL,
80 DR.. Cheesepan'T Female t!iis 80
u.v,. hen used OVER \ q IL 70 -. ,neans of
TINY They are offered a. thu on{ ar man -
Iuhi. ;,,,srrnnted menst uatio',, Inn Ls,!..s .Hs
49, In mind thaf there is sRe co"dti@h - ,s,5
-. .nsIen in march these n Is cGhho, ~ ,I -
eat producing PECtaaii5h.mi, Ne y.fae result.
liz" ~ IN 10 f. Such is The irri7'0iof -
-. sasJieins 10 restore tae strHat j""e, 80. az
mai esndifien that sren e. ytp ptttS%oT 10 UAEM
vorn re- c0nnot res'sfH ihfN
in any other way r,,,o 1o;,1s
e. ,.,y,,Sn, that MARRIED hND hfN"'h
.n,vs haye relied upon for many yrr a, q re
snaon ncw BFW4RE or IAi11 80 ., ,,,,5S
its Snrro tho Tiaest Preparatory 49, - IoVI
MIN ntEESSEIVrD Take this advertisement 70 YOU
.r,ss ard tell Him that Won tet,nf re p T. liz
most RELTABLE FEMiLE -uSO|'1-'> -
YORL ID, which is eompsisel !" r,,,.,,,
~ DR.. Cheeseman's temale rms -.
Jb.v have received. and are now reoel i,,s ~
ns,,an Of the most eminent PapseanS IN a@,, -
.,, - nIprCrIoSs With each BoS-tuc
~ DoiJar Der Bor eontainingfom ~ I" 49, mi r.o
PIN. sent by malt promptly by renitins W IA, eur
to tbs Proprictors or auy a"'hoi'
'su' SoIp BY DRUGGISTS GESkRdAAf'
uorcHINs & EILLYER P5apf Ne,c Work
.rs For Sale inghsworA BY s: ~ e - y
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M A r. r I e d.

EIlsworth-Nov. 9Th. by Rev. N. NJ. Williams,
Mr.. VIM P. Woodward to Miss Abby NJ. Bart
lett.
Trenton-5th inst, by Rev. W. A. Durfee, Mr..
Charles T. Walker to Miss Armenia IL. Dessles,
all of Trenton.
CORVALLIS, N. s.,-0ct. 3lst, VIM. J. Ross,
photographer, of Machias, to Miss Minnie h.
BarHaby of c.
Whitneyville Oct. 29th, Mr.. VIM. Pennel of
W, to Miss Sarah NJ, daughter Of NJ. IL. Wilder
Esq, CT Machias.
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BaEvfrY THE SoUI OF WIr.-The commendaut
of Libby Prison. Issued C. stringent order that
Union prisoners must limit their letters to six
lines The following is specimen
nv dear Wife Yours received-no hope Of
exchsnge--send coru-starch-want socks--no
money rheumatism ia left shoulder--piekles
very good send sausages-God bless you-kiss
for baby Hail Columbia !
Your devoted husband.
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gS0kECL0SURE.

vbo-e,s William h, Townsend and Gary
4,own.e,,l of Ellsworth 10 the County OF haheoe"
a ~" s,,te Of Name, Luubermen, by Their zee
49, ',tss 20 do cd the twenty day OF oc'ooe!
w. h.. year % eur LId one To nsaad e,su'
,'',o'rtd nd fity-niue, conveyed 10 u'e ""l
tna Jarvis, carried wotaaa, wife OF ona III
us Of aid Ellsworth the following -. n9s,
r,,,,, situate, in Ellsworth, via one uno'Ei. .
ta1r If a lot Of Land known By the name o. w.. Wv
p y, ala PROD, Mil Lot bounded Aorthery gy th'
~ 1,';ab Garland Lot, Westerly by deeds fohui
S S9.+' sy the line between Lots No ~ anu
91 spd gsstsry ny the road leading TO Tla,
ri,1a ca,tainiug one hundred acres. more OF ltss
VIE ea"t sI House thereon situate, near the
WIN 91 lS.a and ons undivided half Of all the
'tt n[yileres belonging to said iot oeine .ng
,,ne promises conveyed to tso sa'a Ann M Jarvis
ear Tewnseud by me the said hsty ann nm a,t
VA IA bcaripe samo date as that o. tne ln9fs,
~ "'o ohoyena,nea Recorded in the hsgls,ery y.
~ unity Yi la9 Page AZ to Wsion 'e'',s" ';S
Wv h. hsS. And whereas the e"ne'u9hs ~ . s',a
MY have not beng fulfilled, but nave oeeT
M. claim a reclosare OF the sa"e a'.
n ,;Ss rus avtiee thereof in pursuance o, ''0
Statute Nv her Atty CHARLES Jarvis
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TO whom ,iaas may come.

ryyuYs certGes that l have givan my son l. D.
4 Saunders who is now twenty years oil age
,is time until he is tweaty-ans Year. oiu 'os =
,,n.h,. considerations to transact business in his
,,,, name | shall nat demand any of dis Wages
nor nav my debts Of his Extracting from TIL
late, orlaud Get. IS, 1861 .,,.r,r,n,
Attest A. Il. sIoysa. ~
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OFFICE OF FORECLOSURE.

On iii. thirteenth day of OctoberA. 1879, Elisha
wasgstt oi Eden ia the County of Hancock and state
of Maine hy his deed OF aolgage OF that aate atiy
,he connty OF IIancock book No. % page 90 raort-
gsged To Ezekiel Wasgatt OF Trenton, ia said county
~ eisnrnrk now OF Esckland in the county OF knox,
ertsin lot Of land situsted in Eden aforesaid and
i. MARI + Iot No 81, on pan by Salem Towne, Jr
in 'lsos and recorded in said county, and bouuoeG
M RSsinnipg at the northeaStcriy corner OF said
Iot and followns the old line OF said lot SOUTH six
d5rees west thirysiX rods thence south % degrees
west one-hundrep and nifty rods 20 Jesse hlgsni )
linz thence northerly blowing the Old line OF SAID
nt 10 the FIRST boundiy containing twenty-five acres
with the buildings thereon; and the condition OF sac
| INV, Inc same fsreclosed, and tor that pur-
nose cives this pubic notice. according to the statute
f4o''st9A " ELISHA WASG ATT,
By WM. BEATTIE his Atty
Packland, Nov. 2, 1865 4sA
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There were $3.50 slaves in Mary
land when the war commenced. BY the
fortunes of war. and the votes Of the peo
die, all are made free.
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State Of Maine i,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
Augusta, Nov. LIST, 1864.
An adjourned session of the Executive Council
will be held at the Council Chamber in Augusta on
Monday, the twsnty.drst dey Of November inst
Attest;-EPliRAIM FLINT, JR
Sec etary Of State,
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Dumas the elder receives 100000
per annum by his copywrights. He is
coming to this country with secretary
and two translators.
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GsEsN's LANDING, Nov. 4th.

Gsnts:-
Herewith we submit the following report:
Ar Nov. LIST, sch Olive Branch, Reed, Calais for
Boston; Gloucester, Judkin,, from fishing cruise
ID, Reference, Thurston, Boston for fremont.
Nov It'll
Ar 9Th sch Vulcan. Uersey, Weymouth for PEN.
broke; 9Th, Tibor. Bryant, Port Malgrave N
for Gloucester; Commodore, Tfeworgy, Ellsworth
for Portland.
DnAsrER.-sch. Baltic, Fo,s, Rnsworth for New
York, struck OF Dumplu Ledge whilst oeatinsup
Deer Island Thoroughfar where she remained
until tn tide footed her eff she received con
siderable damage, and when she came in to the
wharf for repairs was leaking very badly.
GREEN / CO.
OcEASvTLLr, Nov. 1.
DlsAsrsa.-on the I'd inst, the schr liiawatha
Of Rocklsnd, ran ashore on Green lslsnt Lodges
near this tlsce, came sG in about half an hour
soon afterwards filied and eap,izcd. Was righted
next day by schrs Sarah and Nonpariel and taken
in to this place.
Tho "a inst, sch Mary,snd went ashore near
she wharf of Mcssrs. Webb Whitmors HAS
A'' h'' Your. b WOOD
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D L ed.

At Bslfour Hospital. vs., Oct. Sd, of wounds
received in battle, Archibald Taggsrd, = member
of Co. q lth Reg. Me Vols. Mr.. Taggard was
a native of East Burke. Vermont, but a. the time
of entering the army, and for several years pre-
vious he was a citizen Of Ellsworth. incorrect
ly inserted last week. ~ i'll Vt. papers copy
San Francieco, Ca, - Sept 26tn, Lizzie, aged
years and Is days. daughter Of George W. and
Eveena Burr, formerly Of Brewer.
win Bangor and Belfast papers please copy
Machias Oct. 2sth. Alexander 5 aged lG
months and 3 weeks. soa OF Col. A. 5. and llarri-
ct Chadboutn.
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u..s, DYE. HAZE 3ks,!.
pArCHELOR S Celebrated H9r Dye
,s the Best in tie World

ONLY
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ri, .renaia Hair Dye is Perfect "ns' "''"p'F
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The Saturday Evening Post.

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ELLSWORTH, Nov. s. 1864.
The Committee on Field Crops met at the
American Office and adjourned to Saturday Dec.
10th, at same ploce at o'clock AN.
3w J, II, PsAkt,, Chairman.
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Circulating Library.
The Ladies Circulating Library will be re-opened,
Saturday, October 18th,

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Those who have not done SO, will please take
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The Lady's Friend,
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AT Court of Probate held at Ellsworth within and for the
County of Hancock, on the fourth Wednesday Of Oc-
toDer A. b 1864:
4 CERTAIN instrument purportinc to be the last will
~ and testament of solomon J. Gray, late OF Els
worth, in said couay deceased having been presented
for prObrte;
Ordered, That notice be given to lper.
sons interested by causing copy this order to be pub
ished three weeks successiveiyin the Ellsworth American
printed at ELLSWORTH that they may appear at Probate
Court to be holden at Buckspor in said county the
third Wednesday of January at ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, and shew If any they have why the SAID
instrument should net he proved, approved and allow
ceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
A true copy-Attost.
49, A. A. BARTLETT Register.
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Alta Court ~ Probate holden at Ellsworth, wilma ana
or The County of ancock on the fourth Wednesday Of
October. A. d lsGi.
ZANE root. widow of Mathew Pool, late OF Amherst,
.! deceased, having made application 70 me Tor All al
iv,,c. ont N the personal estate If said deceased;
Orfcrca-1hat The said Jane Pool give notice IA
all persons IN trrcstrd by causing copy OF this Order to
u. published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
,priea, orinta1 in Ellsworth that they may app ar At
pritIe ourt To he holden st Ellsworth, on the first
wednesday Of December ucNt at ten If clock in ta5
forenoon, and shew cause, ii any they have why an
allowance should not be made. -
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A. A DARrLETr, Register.
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At Court " Probate oden a; Ellsworth within and fol
the County Of Hancock, the fourth Wednesay OF
October \. y. 1864.
YpTA sTOVEs, widow Of Nathaniel y, Slower late
| Of sullivan. deceased, having made application L
me for an allowance Of the personal estate oil SAT-
dccsl-eA.
ORDERED ,-That the said Lydia Slower give MOTTO
10 all persons interested, by causing cory OF tins ORDER
published three weeks successfully, in the Ellsworth
American printed in Ellsworth, that they may apeaf
Probate Court b he held at Ellsworth, on the hrs
Wednesday Of pcccm"r reNt, at ten ri the clock IN TN
Ercru4I and .tew cause if any they have why an al
lowauce should not be made. -
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest ,.-.....
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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-20

GEN. LEES Plan OF THE CAMPAIGN.
The New York World prints what pur-
ports to be an intercepted letter from
b. r. Wexford, Jr, first clerk in the
war Office at Richmond, to a southern
member of Congress, dated April 18th,
giving Lees plan for this campaign.
Lee was to have 100, 600 men, and had
already received two-thirds of that
number at that date. Enough were to
beleft to defend Richmond, and enough
to confront Meade and keep him north
of the North or South Anna rivers,
while Lee would make flank move
ment, Longstreet and Stuart going
with him, and push two columns north
ward. But if Lee should be COM
PEELED to fall back Beauregard, would
hold Richmond while Lee would con-
meet with Johnson and carry the war
into Ohio. Another letter from a wo-
man at Petersburg speaks of the conf
dence of the rebel officers that Lee
would take Washington in this cam
paign.
Lees plan was a magnificent one,
but it looks now as if it would be
spoiled There is nothing in the po-
sition of the two armies to prevent his
making the predicted flank movement
by the way of Gordonsville, if he finds
his army strong enough for the pur-
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BOSTON MARKETS.

prepared expressly for the TRANSCRIPT
Bosros, May Is, 1864
Flour. Tho market for Flour has been very
dull throughout the week, but there is a little
better feeling at the close. Sales have been at
50 70 cb 81 for Western superiine; 81 Is az 81 so
for common extras; 81 IS 40 : 70 for medium do;
and 81 a. 70 for good and choice, including
Genesce, Ohio, Canada, and Michigan Illinois
and southern Ohio is selling in lots as wanted at
50 q 80 80, including good and choice brands.
Sales Of ST. Louis at SO % Sl2 per bbl
Grnin.-The market for Corn was dull early
IN the week, but far some DAYS past we notice
better feeling. The sales of Western mixed have
been at 81 4S m ] 80 Il hushol; subsequently
$1,000 bushels at Il 81 az 81 81, the market clos
ing firm at the highest price In Oats there is
no material change The sales Of common and
good Northern and Canada have been at Sc ~ ~
cents y bushcl. IN Rye there has been small
sales at 81 60 4 bushcl. White Beans continue in
fair demand with sales at . 80 n ? IS for COM
mon and good blue pod; Canada Peas have been
sold at 81 50 per bushel.
Provisions.-Por is firm, at s2l a s25 for
prime SIS ~ $50 for mess; and $50 az S3l for clear
cash. Beef ranges from az IA $50 for Eastern
and Western mess and extra moss aud SD N 81
for family extra. Smoked Hams are firm at IL IL
20 cents q H. In Butter there has been more
doing. Stocks IN all directions are very much re-
duccd and the moderate receipts are readily
taken by The trade on arrival The sales of good
and choice new have been at - m 81 cents ~ ~.
Cheese has been i'm fair demand with sales at 10
ga 10 ccnts, and small lots choice new at IS 40 II
cents a 70.
Sugar The Sugar market has been very
quiet for some days, and both buyers and sellers
decline operating awaiting the result Of the army
movements in Virginia. lnrchned the sales have
been small at 23l 81 "A cents for crushed, pow
dered and graduated.
Wool. The sales have been 100000 n at zoe
a. SIC, and small lots Of choice extra pulled as
high as 80 &. % cents T. H.
BRIGHTON MARKET May Is.
At market for the current week: Cattle. 543.
Sheep and Lambs, 1925, Swine, 1906 Number of
Western Cattle $40.
Prices Market Beef-Extra s13 q sl3 80. first
quality Sl2 az u 5O second quality sll a. II 50:
third quality $40 . r, 10 70 n 100 lbs tthe total
weight OF Hides, Tallow and dressed Beef)
The supply Of Cattle at market is small and the
demand active fer all grades. Nearly sll the
Beeyes were sold before noon Yesterday, at an
advance in prices equal to 80 cents 4 100 rs
To-day there is not much offered but Working
Oxen and Mich Cows.
Working OIeD.-Salos $3.50, f1S5, $3.50, 1892
1910, $3.50.
Mich Cows Ordinary SIS a. 500; extra, SIS
n 800 Prices Of Mich Cows depends altoeoth-
CT upon the fancy Of the purchaser.
sheep and Lambs.-Shoared Sheep, G 40 8
cents T. n; Wool Sheep 10 a. lOl cents 4 H.
There is short supply at market and the de-
mand is good.
ssOid.-s2l Gf 81
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Sprrial alotifss.

The Very --latest News. - The subscriber
has just returned from market and is now pre-
pared to exhibit the largest lot and most desir-
able styles of CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS ever offered for sale in Vermont pur-
chased for CASH, and will be sold at very small
advance from cost. The place TO get the worth
of your money is at No. 2 barrow Block.
VIM. n SMITH.
st. Adams, Apr. 2S, 1864.
\. B.-An bills must be paid without delay.
7-tf VIM n s.
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pose. His junction with Johnston for
an excursion to Ohio might be more
difficult. But the prospect is that he
will be compelled to conform to Grants
program and fight it out upon the sa-
cred soil.-Spriaqfeld Republican.
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Ifeal Aotires.
UARDIAN SALE.
TATE OF VERMONT,

STATE Of VERMONT,
DISTRICT OF FRANKLIN IS.
In Probate Court, st. Adams, May Sd, 1864.
Present, A. j. SAMSON, Judge.
Cortez Il. Fish, guardian of Frank Ordway,
Abraham Ordway, and Benjamin Ordway, mi
nors, children of Willis j. Ordway, late of Enos-
bIrgh, deceased, makes application to this Court
for license and authority to sell and convey all
the real estate owned by his said wards in Enos-
burgh aforesaid, being about sixty acres, more
or less, owned and occupied by the said Willis j.
Ordway at the time of his death representing
that said sale would be beneficial to his said
wards. Mhereupon, ordered by said Court that
a hearing be had on said application, at the Pro-
bate Office in st. Adams, on the Dist day of May
instant, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, and that
notice thereof be given of the time and place Of
hearing, 20 all persons interested by publishing
the substance of said application and order Of
Court thereon, three weeks successfully in the
VERMONT TRANSCRIPT, a newspaper published in
81. Adams, previous to the 2fst day of May
aforesaid, when objections 10 the license prayed
for being granted, will be considered if any shall
be offered.
Given under my hand at st. Adams, ON the day
and year hrst above mentioned.
S-jw A. J. SAMSON, Judge.