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The Soldiers Aid Society would

The Soldiers Aid Society would
acknowledge the receipt Of $27,76-the
collection taken up on Sunday evening in
behalf of the Christian Commission. At
the present high prices of goods, we
anticipate that very small box only can
be filed from this amount of money
We would therefore invite any who may
be interested in the work of the Christian
Commission, and would like to increase
~ the size of the box to send in contributions
for it, either to the house of Mrs. Phelps,
or to the Socety's rooms, at Hopkins
Hall, at the time Of their meeting on
Thursday afternoon. We hope the ladies
will not forget that We need workers, as
we'll as funds effectually to carry out the
objects Of the Society.
l.. L. PHELPS, Cor. Sec,
Soldiers Aid Society
p. w. Perry, Esq, Recruiting Off
Ger for Ellsworth, went on to Portland last
Monday, with squad of 80 men for the
Navy, which he had enlisted the week pre-
vious. We unde rstand that all but two
were accepted, most of them go as sub
rtitutcs for enrolled men from our town.
Mr.. Perry is ready and anxious to get more
men for the army, and will continue to
offer good inducements until the 9Th of
September. If you think Of enlisting call
On him.
- box Of hospital stores was sent
last week to the Christian Commission by
the Soldiers Aid Society in this town, con-
tanning the following articles quilts. II
shirts, 3 pillows, cushions, IA comfort
bags, 2 dressing gowns, pairs drawers,
3 shirts, . towels, Is handkerchicfs, 81
bandages, 5 hip rings, box lint, l pr. slip
pers, package corn starch.
SPECIAL NoTIcE.-Andrcw T. Foss of
New Hampshire will speak at Lords Hall,
Sunday Forenoon and Afternoon. Sub
ject, "The Duties and PerHs Of the
Hour" In Mis struggle Of onr Country.
At the Congressional Convention
of the 4th Dcstrict held at Bangor last
Wednesday, Hon. John II. Rice was re-
nominated by reclamation, for Member of
Congress, Benz. p. Gilman, Esq, of
Orono, was chosen for Elector.
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health.

DR. Dow, PLY stefan and Surgeon, No Edcot Steet
Boston, is consulted daily for all diseases incident to the
female system Prolapsus teri, falling of the Womb,
Flour Aibus suppresson and other menstrual derauge
meuts are all treated upon pathological principles.
and speedy relief guarantee in very few days so in
yariably certain is the mode Of treatment that most
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the afflicted per-
son soon rejoces iii perfect health.
Dr. Dow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases of women and Children than any other
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish to
stay in Boston few days under his treatment.
Dr. Dow, since lo45, having confined his whole atteh
ton to an Office practice, or tn" care OF private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges superior III the
United States.
n B-An letters must contai four red stamps or they
viii not he answered.
Oice Hours from S A. NJ. to p. NJ,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills

Arr the most perfect purgatiyc which are able
any BODY Their effects have aimndantly shown To
the community how much they excel the Ordinary
medicines in They safe ant, PHEASANT to take
hut powerful To cure Their penetrating propcrtie,
stimulate the vital actin itie' of The body remove the
obsructous Of its organs, purii. the blood, and en-
gel disease They purge out The foul hHmors which
breed aud grow distenncr' stimulate slusgi,hor dis.
ordered organs into their natural action and impair
caithy tone with strength 10 the whole system -
Not only do they the everyday complaints OF
everybody, but also formidable and dangerous dis
eases While they produce powerful effects, they are
at the time In dimin shed doses, the safest and
a,est phyrie that bc employ for children. Being
su.ar-coatcd, they pleasant to take; and, being
purely ycsc table, free from any risk of harm
Nures have been made which surpaSs belief, were
they nSt substantated by of such exalted posi-
zion and character, as to forbid the suspicion oi n
truth Many eminent ciergymen and ply sician> have
dent their to certify - the public the reiiabi'
sy Of remedies, while others have sent us the as
pnrnncc of their conviction that our Preparations
contribute immensely 10 the rchet I'll our alhlcieu
suffering fellow men
The Agent below named Is pleased to furnish gra-
ts our American Almanac, containing directions TOR
the use and ccsiitcaes Of their curc of the follow
inY complaints
Costivcness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul .om.
ache, Nausea, Indigestion, Morbid inaction OF the
bowels and pain arising terefren, flatuleney, Loss
Of appetite, and all Diseases which require an evacu.
Aat medicine They also. by purifying the blood aud
stimulating the system, eirc many complaints which
IL would not be supposed they could reach, such
neafsess Partial Blipdness, Ncsrsgia and Nervous
lrritahlfy, arrangements of the Liver and Kidneys
lseut and ether kindred complaints arising from "A
low OF the body obstrctiops of its functions
Do not be nut of by unprincipic dealers with 9th
~ prey.aHatsss wficii they make more profit on
D-inand ASE1fs and take Others The sick want
lhe b~st aid there Is them and they should have ii
Prepared by Dn. J. & AVER Co., Lowell, Mass.
and sold by G. q. Peck, Eswor b. Ne,
Ho~~s Co, Belfast, and W. l.. Alden & Co. Ban
or 2m27
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d I

North Srdgwick 18th inst, of inflammation Of
the stomach. Ephraim Cossor, merchant, aged
63 years. An upright man, a kind neighbor, a
good citzen-held in respect by all.
Brewer-Aug. 18th, Jonathan I. Hardy, aged
so years.
SURRY. Aug. 18th.
VIM c. Green, son of Isaac Green Of Surry, Me,
of the famous LIST Me. Heasy Artillery, Co. 6,
was shot before Petersburg, Va, on the evening
Of the 18th of tune. 1864, aged 10 years and II
days. He enlisted out of sense of duty as a
christian. His record is fair and untarnished to
the last He gave his friends, in his letters, full
assurance that much as he loved his patriotic
Father and Mother, brothers and sisters at home,
he had dear friend with him better than them
ALL God bless his afflicted parents. and brothers
and sisters, one Of whom is now in tho field of
strife. Not murmur from this family although
they sit in darkness and tears. ~ WILSON.
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NOTICE.

4 IL persons are hereby notified not to make any
1 payments upon, or receive for valuable consid
Grafton, two Town Orders drawn by the seleetmer
OF HariaI HE upon the Treasurer of said Town in
favor Of the undersigned, Isaac r. Moore, the first
being dated january Is, 1864, for the sum of two
hundred dollars, the second dated January y, 1sfi
ter one hundred dollars, each payable on demand
said orders are now, have been in the hands oil
hanHit Moore, who has right to sell dispose OF
the same, ISAAC +. MOORE.
Dated August !, 1901. 3lu
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PROVOST MARsHAL's OFFICE, !,
9TH DIST. NJ AINE, \
RSltast. Aupust L.. l2G4

Din DIST. MAINE,
Belfast, August IL, 1864
fGy0 Whom it may Concern: | am directed by
T. Maj Gardner, A. A. Pro. Mar. General. to
give notice throughout this Congressional Dis
trict, " That inquiries on all ordinary subjects
connected with the Enrolment. Draft, Exemption,
Liability to Draft Credits and Accounts of men
furnished" should be addressed to the Provost
Marshal of Che District. Answers may thus be
secured more promptly than by addressing tho
Provost Marshal G neral at Washington, as more
important business often prevents prompt answers
to lnultituleS Of inquiries now add. essed to the
Bureau on personal and other matters of minor
importance"
Communications as abovenamed requiring an.
sWers, must enclose return postage.
A. b. BEAN.
Captain and Provost Marshal, -
2w3l 9TH District Maine.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE.
BACHELOR S Celebrated HAIR Dive

Is the Best IN TIE World
Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known
TIL. .rd mild Hair bye Is Per, ctr,ansss Rrd,rasty
or Grey Hair. instantly to Glossy BARK or Nttr1t
Rro,rn rhou: tniiriug the Hair Staining The skin,
leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful imptrt. fresh vital
IT, Frequently restoring pristine aud rcctr tie
d effect. sf Had Dyes, The genuine I, signed WILLIAM
ARATCHEEoR, all others mere limitations, and
hou,i be avoided. Sold by al Druggists, &c. FACTo
RY-sI BARCLAY ST, n Y 1s23p
Baseheior's N,w Toilet Cream for Dressias tseiiau
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Hebron Academy.

ry,lE Fall Term of this Institution will com
4 inence Tuesday, Sept. 9Th, and continue
eleven weeks.
4. c. IIERRICK, 4. A. Principal.
MISS :. c. Bailey PrecePtress.
Miss LAURA RoBERrsoS, Assistant Teacher.
Miss ALMEDA MILLEfr, Teacher OF Music
Stuleuts may be confident that all will be done
to make an interesting and profitable term.
students Will not be expected to use tobacco or
Intoxicating drinks. All will be requested to re-
tire at 10 o'clock, and attend church ON the Sab
bath.
There will be a NORMAL CLASS for those who
have or those who intend TO teach.
There is a Library and Apparatus for the use
of the school There will be Lectures, Compost
lions, and Deelanra tons, during the term.
TUITION:
Common English, $3.50
IIinbsr Enoiish and Languages, 4,50
Or 40 and so cents per week. Term bills to be
settled the ninth week. No deduction made for
an al sence Of two weeks, except for sickness.
Board. including wood, washing and lights
pr 7ba bly -, 90 per week.
Rooms from 20 to so per week Our number
last Srfing was l2,, aud those wishing to come
this Fall may be sure of room or a boarding
nlaee. by appl,ing to tina See etary,
JOSEPH BARROWSj Hebron. Me.
| Hebron, July 4, 1864. Nv
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
An INVALID.
Published f,,r the beneft. and rs Caution 10
B~asg New and others. who suffer from Nervous
lsehiity Premature Decay OF Manhood, Sc, supply
ine Al the time the Means ~ Self Cure iy
one who has cured himself after undergoing consid-
cradle auackery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope single copies can ie had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Eso,
ly20r Brooklyn, Kings Co., y. Y.
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For Sale.
NOTICE.

Tl,lIE firm heretofore existing under the name
i of l. FRAZIER 4 son, is this day dts
solved by mutual consent. The business Of tae
Old firm will be settled by the senior partner
lsauc Frazier.
All persons indebted will please call and settle
as soon as possible, as the business OF the fam
must be adjusted.
ISAAC FRAZIER,
MILTON FRAZIER.
Ellsworth, August ID, 1854.
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CAUTION.

oversecrs Of the Poor and fall other persons are
Cautioned not to render assistance TO one Adelins
Stuycrw lie of ,Iosua Slower. pauper of Buehill.
this town said Adalinc is travelling from town to
town tcigning sickness and calling oyerseers OF
tie poor Tor aid.
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'a'TeasuTer's sale.
STATE OF MAINE.
TREASURY OFFICE,

TREASURY OFFICE, }
Augusta Aug 10, 1864. s
Pursuant to Chap. G, See. "a of the Revised
Statutes, will, at the State Tieasurers ofiice in
Augusta, en- the twenty first day OF September
next, at II O'Clock in the forenoon, sell and con.
vey by deed to the highes: bidder, all tho inter
est Of the State in the tracts Of land hereinafter
described, lying in unncorporatcd townships-the
said tracts having been forfeited to the State for
state taxes and County taxes, certified to the
treasurer OF state, for the year 1862.
The sale and conveyance of each tract will be
made subject to right In the owner or part own
er, whose rights have been forfeited, to redeem
the same at any time within year after the
sale, by paying or rendering to the purchaser his
portion OF what the purchaser paid therefor a. the
sale, with interest at the rate of twenty per cent.
per annum from the time of SALE and one dollar
Tor release; or such owner may redeem his inter-
est by paying aforesaid to the Treasurer of
state, as provided ia Chapter c, Sec sc OF the Re-
yiSed Statutes.
No tract, however, will be sold at a price less
than the full amount due thereon for such unpaid
state and County taxes, interest aud cost, as dc.
scribed in the following schedule:
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ENREEDoM NOTICE.

LNREEDoM NOTICE.
The undersigned hereby gives notice that he
has released all claim to the services of his minor
son Jesse Thurston; that he will claim none Of
his earnings aud pay none of his bills
AMOS ATiIERTON.
Deer Isle, July 9th, 1864. 81
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House and Lot for Sale
In Orl:lDld Village.

a.A A good and convenient Cottage House
I..sM with l. and Wood-house attached, ell I'm
EAU ished, with Cellar under house and L.
Also, good Stable, flushed; half acre OF land;
;ome fru it trees; good we'll Of water, within ten
Get Of house. ~
very desirable place for Doctor, Lawyer,
Mechanic, Seafariug or Business man.
The above property win b sold very low Tor
ash, as the subscriber intends to leave town this
Fall. y. .. hANVNA.
Inquire at J. $, Hsscocs 4 Co.'S Store. :.
,rlssd, June {, 1864. su5i
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Union Caucus.

The legal voters II the Representative District compos
I'd Of tho cassrd towns Of Mt Desert Eden rrcrout
Cranberry lac VIII" desire the uucond onal maintenance
of the Union requested to meet at the Schoohousc
somesviiIe, MI Desert on Saturday The 2ih day Of
Augusf inst, st two ochck Tor the purpose Of
iectng candidate for representative to the next Legs
eAture.
f. BABSoN,
Secretary Of last meeting.
D., Desert, Aug. 18th, 1864
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DEMONSTRATORS SALE.

a DEMONSTRATORS SALE.
Iiv virtue of n license from the Hon farNer ia'S;
Judge of Probate tor the County OF iiaicoch, s,'I
nro,.ed 10 sell at public auction, the homestead {"
The late Simeon Leach OF Fcnobscot, IN salu county
at the house of said deceased, in Penohscot, on S
tho .lo,k In the afternoon, for the payment nt the
debts of said deceased and incidental charges
"' Tarm N, cash ISAAC H. LEACH, Admr
i'rn's 'a."' oa $50. ~
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~ 0 7 l C E.

NJ 1T E.
Whereas my wife, Mary Smith, having left my
bed and board without just cause, hereby 'or1ia
Ali perscns harboring or trusting her on my ae-
eopnt, as shall pay no debts Of her eonfrastins
after this date. JoiS o'i ~
Gouldsboro, July Is, 1851
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5petial Notices.
Notice.,

Notice.
The Schools in District No. Is will commence
August %, 1854.
OTIS W. KENT, Agent.
Ellsworth, Aug. l6, 1854. lwK
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A G ~ r ID.

A G n r ID.
In relinGnishing part of my business to another,
feel under much obligation to many friends and
the public for the unbouned confidence and liberal
patronage they have given me Kindly thanking
them Tor their good viii aud patronage, | promise,
far my health will permit, TO devote my cspcc
ia attention to their wants in the Dental Profession
And with much confidence recommend 10 my friends
and the public my partner, Mr.. PsiSCE, who will
faithfully do the business of the Office at any time
NAV be absent. J. L. OSGOOD.
Ellsworth Aug. Sd, 1851. -
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Artificial Teeth

n, the Old Prices Tor go days. Whole upper o
lower sets for $50 and perfect satisfaction warrant
ed in every case.
CFce in Granite Block, Main street.
J. r. OSGD0D.
+. A. PRINCE.
Ellsworth. Aug. LIST Isii
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DENTAL NOTICE.
JTOsgood and Prince

Having associated themselves for
p the purpose of carrying on the Den
lItr tai business, wpuld publicly an
14E1p nounce that with improved facilities,
they are prepared to wait upon all who may give
them their confidence and support
Notwithstanding the enormous rise in Dental
Stock they are nre nil red aud will mike
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Persons calling for the above will please sa,
advertised L. b. JORDAN, Postmaster
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JUBAL EARLY.-It is said that General
Early intends to change his Christian
name because it would be unreasonable
to expect him to be so Jubal-ant now as
he used to be.--N Y. Post.
The worlSmcn in Kittcry Navy yard
on Monday and Tuesday received the pay
due them for the month of August, About
$780, 600 was required to pay off this roll.
There are about $4,000 workmef employed
at the present time:
The returns of the vote of the Yer
mont soldiers who were authorized by the
Legislature to vote for members Of Con-
gress, and Presidential electors show the
following result: Union, 1888 Demo-
cratic, 1885, scattering, e.; Union MAORI
ty, l,02I.
The following named gentlemen
were elected officers of the National Grand
Lodge of Odd Fellows for the ensuing year
at their session in Boston, last week: NJ
w Grand Sire, NJ w Veitcl, of St. Louis,
Mo-; r w Deputy Grand Sire, Saun-
ders, of Yonkers, N Y. r. w Grand Sec
rotary, J l. Ridgcly, of Baltimore; r w
Grand Treasurer, Joshua Vansant.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

Inter i,,,n, Fever, or Ftre AMI Agus, R.ni'tenf
Fp,r, Chill F.pr, Dumb hgue. Periodical
Headache or Baheus Headache, and Bilious
Fepfrs, indeed for the uhoie class Of diseases
otsn:'ing b1,arv doangemfnt, caused by the
Malaria Of minsmdtie conatries.
NEVER and Ague is not the only consequence Of
i the miasmatic poison. A great variety of dis
orders arise from its irritation in manrons districts
among which Neuralgia, Rheumatism, GoW,
Hsaddehc. BLINDNESS. Toothache Earaohc Catlrrh
Asthma, Pdpitat,en, Painful affection Of the Spleen
mysteries. Poi in tho Boccts Coiir, Paralysis and
DerrnGtnenf Of the Stomach, all of which,
originating in this put on the interrnifen Mt
fgpe, or become periodical. This tUkE" eXpels
the poison from the blood, and thus cures them all
ike. 1t is not ouly the most eiectua remedy ever
discovered for this class of comp ans, but il is the
cheapest and moreter is peri city safe No harm
can arise its USE and the patient when cured
i lett H. h3aiy If hr had had the disease.
can this be said of any other for Chills and
Ft,.r1 II is true Of this, and its importance to
Hose afflicted with the complaint cannot he over
estimated. so cure is ii to cure thu Fever and Agrie
that il NAV be truthuls said to be certain remedy.
Cne Dcncr conf plains that il is not good medicine
to sell beca useUne bottle cures whole HcichbOr.
hood.
Prepared by J {. AVER & Co, Lowell, Mass and
sod Nv calvin &. Feck Ellsworth, Ne.
Sold a. " ho,, -aic by VI. /. Phillips, Portland, :. A.
HoNes = Co, Belfast, VI :. Alden & Co, Bangor.
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TO THE LADIES':
Both Married and Single. Y
The eldest REGULATOR F0a FEMALES \


DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills !
VIII immediately relieve, without pain all disturb
snccs of the periodic discharge, whether arising
from relaxation or suppression ihey act Ike a
charm in removing the pains that accompany ditii-
,uIt or namod-rate menStruation, and are the only
safe and re liable remedy for Pushes, sick Headache,
Pains in the Lons, Back aid sides, Pa'pitatiun oi
The Heart, Nervous rremors Mysteries. >pa~lns,
Hrokcu Sleep and other imp easant and dangerous
.cct> of AN unnatural condition of the sexual nne-
lions In the worst case. of FaOr .i6Hs or lite.
tl.cy effect a srtedS cure.
Dr. Che aseman's Female Pills
Have been used OVER A QUARTET OF A CEN,
TI;EY They are offered as the only safe means o.
rrn.rins interrupted mensi uation hut Ladics mus
aciir in mind that there is one cOndtio" OF the Re
siaif snaeD, in ic these ~ Il cannot BE- take" rim
ont producing a PECCLidR RESULT The con
J;tipu yefcrred 10 is PREGN1NC y--ths result
UISC4RRI IGE. Suchis The irTisist,bte Tendency n
tts medic inc 10 restore the secal functions 10
mai c,nditton that tyen The reproductive Po,eer ~
nature cannot rsSistn THEY CANNOT DO HARM
in any other way
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
4r, the o,,fy Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
! ,pIEs have relied upon for MANY wears or can re-
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sanction Of the most eminent Pnys!caas IN ;imtTica
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one D0lLar per Bor containingifom 80 to 6n Pills.
Pills sent by mdt promptly, by RENTING the price
to the PROJECTORS auy authorized Agent, i'll cur
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
uOyCHINS & iiILLYER, Proprietors
81 Cedar Street, Ne,c York,
lv6 For Sale inEllsNorth by c. &. PENh.
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Hermon-Sept 2ith Sabra Jane, wife of E. u.
Holt, aod daughter of Elder N. F. Mason, aged
&c, years.
Hancock-2d inst, at the residence of Dea.
Ebenezsr Clark, Mr.. Jonathan Rolph. aged 81
lie was born in South Reading. Mass, in HI,
was among the first settlers in Frankfort in this
State, where he was beloved and respected by all
who knew him. lie has left world of sorrow
for of joy and peace where the wicked ceaso
from troubling aud the weary are at rest He died
peacefully with smile on his eountenance, bless
ed are the dead who die-in love.
am happy I'm happy,
o won5rous account,
My JOYS are immortal,
stand on the mount.
Con-.
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M A r r. 1 e d.

Ellsworth-Sept. 25th, by Rev N. N. Williams
Mr. Jerry Griffin of San Jose. Cal, to Miss Caro-
line Moore, of Ellsworth.
sept. 23d, by Rev. Dir. Tenney. Mr.. Isaac W.
Medium OF MilbIidge, to Miss Lizzie l.. Hink-
ley Of Cherry field. NJ
Eden Sept. 25th, by NJ Hamor, Esq MIR.
Aarous. Banker Of Trenton, to Miss Lettie A
Waltham-Aug asth, by Calvin Kingman, Esq,
Mr.. Samuel NJ. Billings Of Springfield, CAi.' 10
Miss Emma Y. Haalam of W.
r,,hrank 10 Miss Alma ". Hsslam of W.
Bstavia, I.-sept. j. Charles W. Porter, Esq,
CLERK Of the Courts for Washington County. TO
Miss susen E., daughter Of Hon. 5. d. Lockwood
of b.
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Farm for Sale.

TNHE subscriber offers for sale his farm situate,
l. in Ellsworth, near what is known as Reed
Brook, containing iorty-ono and half acres
good land, divided into mowage. hilage, pastur
age and wood Ia nd, it'll the buildings tn reon
consisting OF story and u half house a X 80 fl,
with an L IA X 80 IT, painted and il e cd repair
and barn is 50 #. There is a small Yum
orchard on the premises
This is very desirable situation for mechanis
or farmer. Th, subscriber wishing to change hi
business, is the reason for selling. A good ba'
gain and reasonable time to pay, will lie give
purchaser. -,
Please call on the subscriber at Ellsworth vii
lsge fer further particulars,
ELISHA GARLAND.
Ellsworth, Sept. II, 1854. s4aS5