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SsILVER WARE, WATCHES. JEWELRY,
. .sAML KIEK & SONS.
NJ A u @ T u RS
ESTABLISHED 1917.
172 Baltimore Street, Baltimore, lid.
Silver Dinner and Tea Ser vices, Spoons and Forks,
prsssnts Fine aoa Wasahes eh JeresS sOr
an elled, Diamond and Pearl Jeweiry. no 25-lrn*
ID NOTICE.
OAK Frs, Groesrs, Flour and Feed Dealers, gut-
lsrs ehippere, Hotel Keepers and others are re-.
speetfu!ly Informed they can Be supplied with al
STRAW, 30, &C., Of the choicest quality, Of New
York and Baltimore Wholesale prices, at
ALDRICH8, (late Oasssl'sD
naolesaie Grain, Flour and Feed Warehouse,
=. ., cor cor I'd and SITS and Indians ~:
s nbi.1 l, JGuhv wv, BOOKS.
Veillees du Grand Psea q, OK
LIE Bracelet della Marquiss bee
IL PouEee peinte par Ms-mems, Sll5.
Animaux Psrlants, 60c.
HOuveau choix de Fables, 6oc,
Gept Nouvesux Contes pour les enfspts oEc
Contes pour les enfants de cling a ak ans. Sc.
And many others just opened from Paris direct,
n Il OF g.
italian Salad Oil.
Eublfme Lucco Oil.
Bord eaux Olive OIL.
AArsailies Olive Oil.
For suls bY KING & BURCHELL.
deal Cor. Vermont avenue and 18th street
CHOICE BREAKYAsT BACON
~ KING d BUROHELL,
ro1 corner Vermont eve. aud 18th ut.
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i DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS.
Prof. WUNDRAM's TOOTHAoHN DROPS, the
opiy cafe and reliable remedy a. yet known III
gives immediate relief and 10 not injurious to the
teeth or general health. Imported direct BY the
julius DIENETT, Dentist
NO 10 Inn l46 Prince street, Alexendris, Ys,
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q J, HKIBGRGER, SUCCESSOR TO "a. =.
T. L0UD0N CO., n.
CIT1Hz ssGu APP ~ r MaI1IIadRTARY "A
Kasopoliton Hotel (ia.s Byosrn's) w
500 Pennsylvania avenue, -A
oeutf WAshinston D. O.
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MRS. X. J. HOWELL, asa Eighth street. be-.
assortment Of irsnch Flowers By the boz, ANES
Of II kinds. Wax Fruit ~ the dozen. Also Bss
aets filed with Fruit suitable for presents for the
De Film '''''
COUGHS. COLDS. HN9}AIRSsglENsss, 10.
COMPOUND sIk II 81 GUM ARABIC
This pleasant and popular Cough Remedy has
persons have become liAr with its extraordinary
sss.s ssa g. ssa :: 81 the RTa
CLoAKs. CIRCULARS, AND sHAWLs.
BLACK CLOTH SACKS at &c.
,n5 * e s,.vSa tE $$ 4; .,,
se sis1 g. 55s''
~ WEBB Bavn RIDGH, IN
oHAnlssssI s: sS&kHa d 90.
HEcLlsALE AID RETAIL pIALn1B II
CHINA, aLAss AND zARTHRN wAas,
Pitchers, sleeS Tin Goods, Tin ohsmber s.ss t.
J.DsSPsss s9. W.issrs gstsf e Coolers. ETHEREAL
terms, stoao Ware, DO, &c. &c.
Goods Packed and Delivered In this City and
n-,o,so4 toda Fellows HslD ssysnth st..
IN FINE BINDINq.-scotts Novels Fislding's
L Works, Gibbons Rome, Macaulayss Eesays Ka-
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Works, Hume's England Hallsm's Works, Bos.
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Works, Prescott's Works, Miller Modern History
Robertson's Works, kwifts Works. Bunysn
DIsrai sir Philip Sdpey's Works, &c and
many other works of tho same Standard Character
in tie finest bindings. pp,,,
NOTICE
L BEG Leave to inform my friends and the public
generally tn At have opened my new Branch store,
where offer for sale q great variety FANCY
articles suitable FOR Christmas Presents, which
call. g. r. SCHMIDT,
No. 1si Penn. avenue, between
18th and 18th streets
Also, stamping for Embr oidsry done here.
de l8 2w.
q ]. HKIBGRGER, SUCCESSOR TO IA. n
r. LOUD0N & CO., n.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, u
KasOpoliton Hotel (la.s Byoscn'sD w
500 Pennsylvania avenue, -A
oe1 Washington ID. O.
i DRUGGISTS AND OTHERS.
Prof WUNDRAM's TOOTHAoHN DROPS, the
only cafe and reliable remedy yet known It
gives I'm relief and 10 not injurious to the
sssth OF general health Imported direct by the
underEGrsd, and for sale wholesale and retail By
JULIUS DIENETT, Dentist
nj
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- I ED.

Brookin-Aug. 26th. Mrs. Betsy Smith, aged
% years. Mrs. Smith, for many years past had
been member Of the first Baptist church in
Sedgwick and for ought we know. had adorned
the profession by well ordered life and CONVEX.
.aton, ard after long. lingering sickness, her
spirit passed away to world of pure holiness and
happiness, where she will have to endure no more
pain, sickness, or death. Con.
Eastb,ook-Aug. 10Th, Francis C. Hsrdson,
son Ct Dyer and Lydia lIardison aged 8 years, 1
moaths. and days. Sept. Sd. Henry A. Hardi.
sen, aged yrs months and days.
sedgwick Aug It'll, Mr.. Ephraim Closso,
aged 63 years. The death Of Mr.. Ciosson was
sudden and unexpected. lie will be mush missed,
not Only in his own family, and his immediate
neighborhood, but in the community generally
where he belonged. lie was n business man, and
was reliable. lie was a friend to his country
lie possessed picty in ealy life. Nothing was
ever brought up against his moral character to
my know ledge, and I have known him for almost
half a century. But he has passed away. His
loss is severely felt by hi. bcreaved wife and chill
dren. and others. r.
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CALVIN p. JOY, Ticket Master.


mileage of cents one way over miles will
be allowed for Neat Stock and Colts under years
old, and for transportation OF Sheep and swine,
the Trustees will allow Il reasonable sum.
Committees will not ava d premiums when tho
article is not deemed worthy. They may recon-
mend gratuties articles presented, when no
premium is otfrre l. which will be paid il the
funds of the Society will admit.
An Incidental Committee will be appointed to
examine all articles presented, for which pre-
mi dm is offered, and award gratuities as though
they were included in the list
Committees will please fill their own vacancies.
Twenty-Five cents additional will be charged
for all carriages passing on the or, und.
Premiums will be paid by the Treasurer, after
they have been arranged by the Trustees. 1t
should not be overlooked by persons having pre-
mums awarded them, that unless they are called
for within six months they will not be paid, but
revert to the Society.
We wish it to be distinctly understood that no
premiums can be AWARDED on full blood animals,
as such, unless an unloubtel pedigree is present.
ed to prove them such, Mt the time Of the exam
ination. All persons making entries for premiums
where written statements arc required by law, or
by the Society, must see that this is done at the
proper time, premium will be awarded
No driving on the track will b, allowed during
the Exhibition, except by consent of the Trustees
or on business Connected with tho show. The
ed. Any violation will be dealt with according
to law, which is as fellows:
+" Ii any person shall, contrary to the rules Of
said Officers, and after due notice thereof, entes
or pass within the bounds so fixed, he shall for
felt sum not exceeding five dollars, to be recov
cred on complaint in behalf OF the state, in any
Court competent to try the same for the ben, fit OF
said Society"
No animal shall receive more than one premi-
um. except as part of a town team, or as .pecd
horses. All articles and animals must be entered
in the name of the owners
Tho Premiums on Town Teams will be paid to
the person entering them.
Tent ground can be obtained inside of tho en-
closure, on application to the President
Competitors must fill up the blinks tn be cntit-
led to a premium. Forage will be furnished for
stock, flee OF expense, during the Fair.
Admission fee, Twenty five cents each day.
Horses All / carriages twenty-five cents, and a
quarter of dollar additions Tor each passenge .
We want the people Of all the towns within our
limits to coiae to the Fair VIII the Ladies, by
their useful and ornamental handiwork, contrib
ute to the Exhibition.
The Committee on Field Crops, will meet on
Saturday, October 22a.
J. p, LANGD0N,
JOSHUA WATSON.
ROSWELL SlLSBY, r.r.
ID. IL. EpPS,
j. ?. PHILLIPS,
JESSE BUTTON.
SAMUEL WATSON, Seo'y. "a
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TO THE LADIES'!
Both Married and Single. Y
the OLDEST REGULATOR For FEMaLES\

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iyS For Sale in Ellsworth by {, G. PEpk.
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5pcfiol Notices.
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GRAND SWEEPSTAKES
For Purse of 800.

at 2 o'clock, Entrec fee 81 co. Come and sec it.
AWARDING COMMITTEES.
On Horses,
DR.. Alex. Fulton, Bluehill.
Joseph Saunders. Orland.
ii. b. Cunningham, Ellsworth.
On Bulls, Bull Calves, Cows, Heirers
and Steers,
Thomas liincklcy, Bluehill.
John Harden, Jr., Trenton.
BENZ. Smith, Surry.
On Oxen, Town Teams and Drawing.
Joseph Grindlc, Penobscot.
john Saunders, Aurora.
James G. Moore, Watham.
On Sheep. Swine and Poultry,
Samuel WATSON, Surry.
James W. Davis, Ellsworth.
Eben Clark, Hancock.
On Trials Speed and Drawing Horses,
Eycrard H. Greedy, Ellsworth.
Joseph Bradley, Bucksport.
Z. Il. Partridge, Orland.
On Fruit, Bread, Honey Maple Sugar and
Rev. S. Tenney, Ellsworth.
Mrs. j. ?. Langdon, Ellsworth.
Mrs. John Milikcn, Hancock.
On Butter and Cheese.
John J.. Moore, Ellsworth.
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VNlIE subscriber hereby gives public notice all
| csrnesI, that he has heea duly appointed and
has taken upon himself the Of Adninjtrator
oil the estate OF
SOLOMON HASLAM, late of waltham,
in the County of Hancock yeoman, deceased by giving
boud the law directs he therefore requests All persons
who indebted the said deceaseds estate make
immediate payment, and those who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
DANIEL T. SWAN.
tspt. sth, 1884,, IS
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U. S. 7-3O LOAN.

The Secretary of the Treasury gives notice TINT
subscriptions viii be received for Coupon Treasury
Notes payable three years from Aug 18th, 1904 with
en,iannua interest at the rate OF seven and thres
tenths per cent per annum,-principal and interest
both to be paid in lawful money. 49, ~
The notes will be convertible At the option Of the
holder at maturity, into six per cent. gold aring
bonds, pay able not less than five more THAN
twenty years from their date, as the Government
may elect They will lac issued in denominations Of
$50 800, $500, 900 and s5ooo, and all subscrp-
lions must be for fifty dollars some multiple Of
fifty dollars. ifsaE aasas
The notes viii he transmitted to the owners free
Of transportation charges after the receipt
Of the original Certificates of Deposit as they can
be prepared. -
As the notes dfaN interest from August To- per.
sons making deposits subsequent to that date must
pay the interest accrued from date of note to d. te
of deposit.
Parties depositnig twenty-five thousand dollars
and upwards for these notes at any time will hu
allowed a compassion Of one-quarter of one per
cent which will lie paid by The Treasury Depart
mcnt upon the receipt of bill for the amount,
tilted to by the officer with whom the deposit was
made. No deductions for commissions must be
made from the deposits,
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IT Is A NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, offering a
higher rate of interest than any other, and tie bt
security. Any savings bank which pays its deposit
tors in L. s. Notes. considers that it is paying in the
best circulating medium of the country, and 1t
not pay in anything better for its own assets are
either In government securities in notes or bonds
payable in government paper.
1t is equally convenient a temporary or per-
manent investment. The notes can always be sold
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Farm for Sale.

yuyUE subscriber offers for sale his farm situated
in Ellsworth, near what is known as Reeds
Brook containing forty .one and a halt acres oil
good land, d;,idcd into mowage, tillage, pastur
ave and wood land, it'll the buildings Thereon,
consisting Of story and halt house a \ 80 #,
with an l. IA X 50 # painted and in good repair,
and barn Is 80 IT, There is a small young
orchard on the promises.
This is very desirable situation for mocha c
or farmer. Tn, subscriber wishing to change his
business, is the reason for selling good bar
gain and reasonable time to pay, will bs given
puIchas :,
Please call on the subscriber at Ellsworth vii
lage for further particulars.
ELISHA GARLAND.
Ellsworth, Sept. IL, 1884, ''~3'
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BosToS, May 20, 1862.


Dr. LlGurBfLL:-
SRI take grca. pleasure in saying that the
course of treatment prescribed by you for Ca
tarrh in my head and throat has had the bapplest
effect.
l had been troubled for several years ASSEM-
ing o. late dangerous firm, and threatening Sc
rious consequences; but, thanks to your skill, l
am now quite recovered. Yours truly,
WM. VI. MOWER,
Mower CO., Bangor and Boston Express.
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NOTICE..

nICKED Up at sea, Aug. goth, t5 miles east
i S. asst OF Isle au llaut, the hull of brig
or barque. burnt to the waters edge, and tow
ed into Isle au Haut by sch. Accumulator. Ezra
Turner I'd, master. Supposed to be the barque p.
S. Alexander Of llarpswel, For further informal
ton please inquire Of JAMES TURNER, in of Isle
au llaat. 3i*
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Mower L Co, Bangor and Boston Express.


CURE Of DEAFNESS WITH DISCHARGES FROM TIE
ScrTH BERWICK JrScroS, Sept. lst
DR LIcn1nILL:-l, y. ". Clark of south
berwick Junction, Maine, hereby certify that for
three We rs have been troubled with denness
aud discharges from the ear. Ny deafness has
been such that, with the utmost excrtions,
could not hear the loudest conversation, when d-
rec;ly addressed to me. had consulted many
physicians and aursts but C ull get no rtlcf-
Acting under the advice of friends (who by
their experience know Of Dir. Lighthili's
success in the treatment Of such difficulties
gave Lin a trial. which resulted in the coa.nle,c
restoration Of my heniag The discharge from my
ears entirely ceased, without detrnent to my
health. The cure Yves performed upon four
months go, during which time my hearing not
only remained good, Gin spite of several colds
which suffered from but actually improved, SO
that now | can hear perfect though my
hearing had ne yer been affected
would recommend all those afflicted with tho
above complaint to place Themselves under the
mild treatment Of DR.. LishthtIl.
W. CLARK,
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SPRINGriELp, July so, 1868.
This is to certify tina: | have been troubled
with ringing noise in my head and have been
quite deaf Tor two years; have been under the
treatment of other physicians without receiving
any benefit. From certificates published by DR.
Lghthill | was induced to place myself under
ais charge, and am happy to an louncc his perfect
success. can now hear perfectly WE'LL and
gratefully add my testimonial to his many others.
Jos ii. JOHNSON, Chicopce.
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Depot Master, South Bct wick, Me.

hereby certify that have been cured Of
part-l deafness by the Drs. LighthilI, and
checriuly recommend them to all persons similar
ly afflicted NJ. W. PC rNAM,
Naverail, Mass, Oct. 10, 1868.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
BACHELOR S Celebrated HAIR Dye

Is tie best IN me VOTta
Harmless, True and Reliable Dye Known.
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-changes Red Rusty
o. Grey Hair, instantly to Glossy Black Natural
sro~~ without Iniurng the Hair Staining the SKIN
leaving the Hair Soft and Bcauufu impars fresh vital
frequently restoring its pristine color and reetfes the
h effects Of Bad Dyes. The genuine is signed WILLIAM
A.BArcnEEeR, all others are mere limitations, and
Ass,d be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c. fACTo
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hereby certify that have been deaf for fifty
wears, have had Perpetual noises in my head, and
have been under treatment of many different
physicians without having received any benefit -
Since have been under the charge of Dr.. Light
hill my hearing has been restored, the noises in
my head have ceased entirely, and my general
health greatly improved. | would, therefore,
heartily recommend him TO all who may be SIM
ilarly Afflicted. MARY A. living,
Holden St, Eroadliuc, Mass.
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THE ORDER OF EXHIBITION vii. Be AS
FOIL 0WS.

FIRST DAY-Forenoon making entries i;
Foot Race at 10 o'clock A. NJ, premium S2,C0,
distance around the Course. Examination OF
Horses at o'clock p NJ: Trotting year old
Colts at clock p. NJ; Drawing Horses at 3
o'clock p NJ. Evening, Annual Meeting (which
the Agricultural Report and Reports of the Sci
ence Survey will be distributed.
SECOND DA Inflammation of Stock at 10
o'clock A. NJ Drawing of Oxen at l0t O'clock
A. NJ. Walking Horses o'clock p. NJ. Trot-
ting year old Colts at o'clock p. NJ. Evening
Address Exhibition in the Hall all day.
THIRD DAY-Grand Trial of Speed of
Horses at 8 o'clock A. NJ. Reading the Reports OF
Committee at l O'Clock L. N.
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vJ,Hr CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF

Il IN INNATIIl.
Published for the benefit. and Caution to
rcxsg Men and others, who suffer ffom Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay of Manhood, Sc, supply
Ing ut the time the Means ef Seif Cure. by
who has cured himself after undergoing consid-
cradle quackcry. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope single copies be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, ESQ,
sJy20r Brooklyn, Kings Co., n. Y.
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EllSWoR

On WEDNESDAY,, THURSDAY and Fri
DAY, Set 81, % and %, 1864.
Competitors, to be entitled to free admission,
must make their entries before 10 o'clock A. NJ,
of the second day. Committee men will, the day
of scrrice, be admitted free.
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Letter from Rev. P. II. Russell, Of Lyna, Mass,
to the Waterman and Reflector, Boston.


Letter from Rev. P. r. Russell, of Lyna, Mass,
to the Waterman and Reflector, Boston.
LYNN, Mass, Feb. !. 1852.
Dear Brethren Editors:-Will you permit me
to make n statement in your valuable paper, for
the benefit of your readers who may be afi ictcd
with catarrhal difficulties? l have been much
troubled with catarrh of the worst type foe some
twenty years. 1t gradually grew worse, prodac
ing cough and hoarseness, destroying the sense of
smell, and breaking down my general health to
such degree as to compel me to resign my pas.
torate and suspend public speaking. l made dill,
gent of the usual remedies, such as snutfs of
divers kinds, nitrate OF silver, tar-water, olive
tar, and inhalations, but without any very sllut
ry effects. Last summer, while j,urneying in the
country for my health, heard of Dr. Lighthilfs
successful mode Of treating catarrh in Providence
R. L., | visited him, and put myself unlcr his
treatment | began Immediately to improve AMI
this improvement has gone on to the present
time. My catarrh has gradually melted away,
my cough la. disappeared, my voice has become
natural, and | am once more able to preach the
blessed Gospel. The popularity OF DR.. Lii ght-
hills treatment is that he cleanses the inside of
the naeal passages with Il healing splltion, APP
Piled by curiously constructed syringe, in the
passage leading from the roof of the mouth to
the nose. After IL few efforts and a little prac-
tice, there is pain serious ditIculty in this
mode of application. Let me advise al troubled
with catarrhal difficulties o apply to DR. Light
hill. 2. X. RUSSELL.
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HANCOCK COUNTY
SHOW
AND L AIR.

Tho Seventh Annual Shov and Fair Of the
Hancock County Agricultural Society Tor 1864.
will be held at the Agricultural Fair Grounds In
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DENTAL NOTICE.

A G "A IL ID.
In relmquishing part of my business to another,
the nublir far the nnbonndeJ confidence nnL N.Y.
patronage they have given me, Kindly thanking
them for their good will and patronage, l PROMISE
far my health will permit, TO devote my espec-
ia attention to their wants in the Dental Profession
nd with mach confidence rrceinmend 10 my friends
and the puble my partnest Mr. l%isCs, who viii
faithfully 10 the business Of the oce at any time
may be absent. ). T. oSGOOr F,
Ellsworth, Aug I'd, 1854, -
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March 10, lse3.

This ia to certify that DR.. Lighthill has cured
me Of deafuess by his skillful and scientific
treatment, which is mild aud perfectly harmless.
J. u. CARE, 800! Washington street.
Boston March T. 1858.