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RUBINA.

HUIINh-
ANEW AMERICAN NOVEL
Its descriptions Of domestic aaAis In Genuine E~~
England rural home ,nrp.Dsy True and srA?his, while
IL leading characters drawn with sssh ermDss. sonsi.
sncy and careful finish that they photographed ION is
uelL The author s. certainly sinod with sasssal hepy
for observation OF and fer saS yaEs sssss
tsr"-lThs Abios.
One vol, i?mo., els,h. Phee 81 90
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WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BUREAu.
OFFICE OF CHIsg QUAsItasAsTsh,

WAR DEPARTMENT. CAVALRY BURKAu.
OYYoE OF CBIsg QUARrkRsAsTERt I
WASHINGTON, ID. e., teh. ~ l9t$
UCTION SALE OF CONDEMNED
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AZ Wuiamsport. Pa, 800 Heres, Tuesday; s,h March :.
At New brunswick, n J., 30 Horses Tse,dsy i'ts
March.
At Elston Pa, 200 Horse, Friday 18th March.
At Newark N j., 80 Horse.. Tuesday. I'D March
AZ Lebanon, Pa., 800 Horses Friday, Ash March.
~ WlkesbaTre, Pa, so lo-5cs Tuesday, 18th March
These Horses have been condemned unit for the Csvs
service Of the United States Army.
For T0ad .ad farm purposes many good bargains may 10
he'd
Horses will b. sold singy.
Sales be in 10 n.. aud sortnu. daily ill all sold
Terms C6sh, ia United states Treasury Notes only
JAMES A. EklN, d
CHE! Qusrtersnaster, Cavalry Bureau.
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IA.

One the best volumes OF poetry that hssreeesy srpesred
entitled LYRICS OF DAY, embracing, by author many
the quoted and most popular anony nous
contributions press OF the day lime. Cloth 81.
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ALSO NEW EDITIONS OF

PRIVATE MILES OREILLY. His Boob, nsh with
Comic songs Speeches. and Illustrations 81 Is.
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GURowsKrs DIARY FOR 1867. oue Of the spicost G
military and political criticism. 81 -
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No. % xAlDEN-LANE. NEw-YoRK.

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Mem publications.
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Jnsnraurs Gcmpanles.
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Cash tArllAL. SxVV,VOVs
This Company has been IN successful operation for
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NO MARINE RISKS TAKEN.
ALL LossKs LIDKxAILr ADJUSTED AID PROMPTLY PAD
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VALUABLE LETTERS published IN The
TRIBUNE, tesfying TO the marvellous enesey o. tne
sTHOPCAL BALSAh- for the speedy cure o! ssvsis n.s
s2snA ssNrps! dssswh be- saysrsemsp' pnest Assss-
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THE ART or CONvERsATloN A sensibk, in'.rae
I've, sud entertaining book. I p.
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known quoted and mos, popular anony nous
contributions to press OF the day Zine. Cloth Sl.
ALSO NEW EDITIONS OF
7 PRIVATE NILES OREILLY. His Boob. nsh with
Comic songs speeches and Illustrations al Is.
GURowsKrs DIARY FOR 1867. Oue Of the spieies Of
military and political criticism. 81 =.
THE ART or CONVERSATION A sensible instruct
I've, aud entertaining book. VI p.
TALES FROM THE OPERAS. The plots Of all tho pop
.lar Operas turned into pcyeiestes 81.
WAS HE SUCCESSFULLY KSmb-II. -,senep. usw novel
of Erreas.ile Life 81 80
LOUIE charming tory BY the popular ssthor Of Rat
ledge" si2
PECULIAR Epcs s-Iganrs wonderful Get0A The lsOi
sensation oi The year. { %
REMAINS LIFE OF JESUS. Tran,lAtsa 20" tie area,
French worn 80.
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bOs1. ByT. S. Arthur. sI2
THy GREAT CONSERVATION. BY the Rev Dr.
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IL CY and Lieut. w PITTENGER with Pottruits Ch,r,s
sr' and Biogrsphes with head. ofNspoleon Nenchiko
Charlotte CoThy Queen Cot haIipe. Loss xviii, MADAM
Gen.s Richter Bishop EAsburn. etc. la April No. lLIrs
TRArEp PnRsSoLooicAL JoURNs !: cts or 81 70 year
Address FovLER WEIIa as broadway, NJ Y.
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TALES FROM THE OPERAS. The plots Of all tho poT
slar Operas turned into ncvelettes. 81.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-10-07
The subscriptions to to go loan
Oct. 80, amounted to SI,086,700, and for
the last two DAYS to 81 ,S9l 900.

The subscriptions to to go loan
Oct. 80, amounted to Sl,O86.700, and for
the last two days to Sl,s9l,0 900.
USE FOR WOODEN RAGs.-Savc all your
wooden rags. for you will find sale for
them. The Brunswick Telegraph says
that parties are about manufacturing battcn
from WOODEN and cotton rags. carded into
sheets, aud prepared for market in rolls
like the usual cotton batting. The manu-
facture will commence in Wateryilc.-
Times.
1t is understood that orders will
soon be issued under proper authority for
taking soldiers vote fer President and
Vice President in the armies. The details
have not yet transpired, but it is believed
that persons will be empowered to receive
votes at the various divisions in the absence
of speech making, harangues and other
open electionecring.
In the version of " Martin Chuz-
zlewit" now playing ST the Olympic Thea
tire. in New York, one act eleses ON Mr..
Peckspilf tumbliug over the banis:ers in a
maudip state, while his daughters, Mercy
and Charity, are shreking in their night
caps at the top Of the stars. \ more
amusing and ridiculous dramatic situa-
ton it wonld be difficult to imagine.
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At Court of Probate held at Bucksport, within
and for the County of Hancock, on tho thild
Wednesday of September, A. D. 1864.
4tnARLES FARNAAM b AL Administrators
" of the estate ST bradbury farnham late OF
penobscot in said county, deceased, having pre-
sentei their account Of administration upon said
estate fos Probate:
UT9srsa That the said Administrator give no.
tcc thereof to all persons interested, by causing
a copy Of this Order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed in
Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate Court
to be holden a Ellsworth, on the fourth Wednes-
day of Oct. next, at ten of the clock 10 the fore
noon, and shew cause, ii any they have, why tbs
same SHOULD not be allowed.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
A true Copy-A Attest
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Ayers Ague Cure,
FOR THE SPEEDY CURE or


.fr,srmatenf Fe,r, or Fau an A.rs RemHteat
Ftrp, Ch,A F,r, Damb Agse, Pcr,a5tcal
Rfedaehe or Litl,eu, H,ada,sc, and Eriioa
Ferers, indeed tor He mdoie ciqss Of disease
originating hillary dsraHgemsaf, caused . tn
Malaria Of cttasaat4c e0UHiraes.
RNESER and Ague is not the only consequence OF
the mia, matic poison. \ great variety o. >
orders arise from its irritation in ralariopI districts
among which are NemrGi}iE, Rhaufaafists cont,
siegdishs Rim iH,ss H,afharhc EdTa he Cdtdrra
sfsthIaa PGt5ft .tsn F4ietiH ftstJA n thr spleen
HvStytes Pail. no H5'5rls. cofti, Ptr7tUsts ~
Tournament Or N, >tsH4ca, al OF vlie55, On
originating III this put on the 'Ttsrmfttf nj
Eyye, or become sri.siicsi- la.-='' - "Npe :
The poison from TIT bipH aisH Tins cures them al
a like. II i, rot uply tt, llsys ci-y.tt -tzt - ever
discovered for tbi, el.la eli ~, hut II l. tie
cheapest and Turever i, I'rtt, 3 -I'e- Va ltart4
can arise from liz use, a5@ tie tl-ttt vixen tite
+ left a. hsal4y IL 1t ilI Hts er lHd a." disr-e
Can this Le said 81 any ot'trr CIT" fer tts.s a.
T.ycrf Il Is true Of this, AL - importance {.
tho,c afflicted with thc complain; 'fu.pt lie Owe
t.inated So SURE Is it 10 to lever aui igls
that /, may be truthful IL SAIL Ia lie cc2tHl t"tars
ore Dealer complains thai it IA iaf good mcte!ut
10 sell, Ueca useulr bottle cures whole aei.hboF
hood.
sold by calvin g. feck, Ellsworth, kc.
sos! a. whol,sae by Vi. 7. Phillips, Portland :
Ileaes 4 u, Belfast, NJ : Alden & Co, bangor
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HAAS DHE. F2SE!s DYE..
BATCHELOR s Oelob*ated Hair Dye
Is the Best ii tte Horid

HARMLESS, True and Rel,Gbl" Dye Known
Thu, .idgndi Iair bye Is Per; c!-t snse- Rei,IH'7
or Grey LIAR insteasy to G{2sss Gl1ek Or Nata-o
8ropn Without Ininriu, the II IL staining til. ska
j.aviar the Hair saf ani Dc3u;al tnpArs fresh vital
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hoal be avoided. SOLD bs Al Druggists, &c. FAera
ay-si BARCLAY sr..N.Y ly3sr
R4iehelo,s N,p I1!et Cream far Brcsaiag TIE Hair.
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yI,UE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERIENCE OF
~ INYALIu.
Published for the benefit and Caution t.
Youug Men and otl,r>, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature bccav of Manhood, &c, supply
rug at the same time the Menus Of ser furr. rs
on. " no Ii cured himself after under going cnnsd
cradle uuackery. Hy enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope single copies can b. had II the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR. ESQ,
ly2oP brooklyn, Kings Co. y. Y
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M a r r I Il d.

Amherst-sept. oath by A. Backus, Esq, Mr.
Peter q. Sumner late Of Co. 3, 9Th Ne. Infantry,
to Miss Sabrina Cewley, both of A.
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ASSESSORS OFFICE, }
5TH COLLECTION DIsrrtcT. :

ASSESSOR'S OFFICE, }
5rm COLLECTION DisrHtcT.
EAsw, nth, sept. 21th, 1864
NOTICE is hereby given, III the lists contain
" ing the special Income Tx, as returned to
Tue by the several Assistant Assessors IN ilanepek
county, under authority Of the i resolution OF
Congress, approved July 4th, 1854, will be open
to. the Inspection and examination Of all p-rsans
Who NAY wish to examine ths Inc. at tnis Office,
from the l0th 10 the .05t day of October 1854.
n A.JoY,
3ws7 Assessor
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commissioners Notice.

WE, Ne subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon Parker Tack, Judge OF Probate i,r the Conn
" II t.cnrk, receive and examine t claims Of cred
tors to thr estate Of
AARON p. BRIDGES, late ~ oTand
deceased represented usligrn, do hereby give notice
hat six months allowed said creditors to bring in
aud prove their claims and that shan attend that
s'rvice the Post Oaics in O:lAnd, saturday Dec
3lst lsoi jan. 2s and Feb rs, 1865
o. 4 rEorr.
PSI JOSHUA H. II0wEs.
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70 the Hon. Parker Tae't .aage Of Probate, within
and for tie Ceurty Of Hlnct-k.
UMBLf show, Iuiia Barnard. Guar Han Of IsNbel
nari miners and heirs Enoch Barnard late Backs
port in said county deceased, that the sail minors
Interested the real ol said decea>e l. o. vii; five
tEells (u'iact the VII! w dover TIT REIN # 50 much
OF the Gootuow lot. called in said Bucks or a. lies
alstcry aud s04thery OF the town road leading
n }ucb's vii@ge-eNcrpt tn, lot when tho school
hble .tal.-cutai ug About tn acres, ami fF which
IL lry Bg3okmtn !! ady, N US oil r, and
that it would he fr ae teuG1 said min rS that their
>lI interest in said decaseis should he dispOs-
ed f. and the proceeds thereon put ont. and secured to
item interest. Your petitioner therefore IrAys that
yagr Il5uor would author her 10 accept sail dftr and
rljt r license dispose Of the accordingly, a
crerhy 10 l.l4H OF this stare in such eases made and
provided JULIA BARNARD,
BY THO. c. WoODMAN, Aer Atty.
Bueksport, Aug. 3, 1861
At 4 Court of Pr9hstc holden at Ellsworth, within anl
for thr Comfy of Iiiucack, OH tic FIST V etIAcsasy
o. Septeuber, A. d. lStt
On The foregoing petition, Ori Ted That the petitions
give notice al persons Interested, by causing a
copy Of this order be rg three weeks success
iyely ltlle Ellsworth American newspaper printed at
sworih, that they may appear vt Probate Court to
he holden Ellsworth in said County, on the fourth
WeGuesla, Of October next, at ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, aud shew cause il any they have, why
lie player Of sail petition shcuii not b. EriGted
PARKER IT OK, Judge.
Attest-A A. BARTLETT, Register.
trii- cauy Of the petition and arer Of court thereon.
j.. 4, 4. BARTLsTT, 4. sster.
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Potatoes of excellent quality wero selling
in our mar ket for rs cents on Saturday-A fall of
Eve cents from the previous day.-Whig,
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AT a Court of Probate holden at Bucksport within
and for the County of Hancock ON the third
Wednesday of September 4. D. 1854.
MARY WILSON, Guardian of Abbie Wilson &,
" ais. minors and children of Joseph Wilson, late
of Castin in said county, deceased having present-
ed her account of Guardianship for Probate
OrReysd;-That said Guardian give
notice thereof to all persons interested, by causing
copy of this Order to be published three weeks sue
cessiyey in the Ellsworth American printed in Els
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court to
be holden at Ellsworth, on the fourth Wednesday OF
October next, at ten Of the clock in the forenoon,
and shew cause, if any they have why the same
should not be allowed
PARkERTUcK, Judge.
A true Copy--Attest
3SH a. A. BARTLETT, Register.
At Court of Probate held at Buckspor within and for
County Of Hancock, the third Wednesday of Sep
tember. A. 1861:
CHARLES J. ABBOTT & AL. Executors Of tie will
u Of Daniel Johnston, late Of Castne, in said county,
deceased, having presented their account Of Admnisr
lion upon sail estate for probate:
Ordered That the said Executors give noceto per
interested, by causing copy this order to be pub
shed three weeks successfully the Ellsworth American
printed Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate
Court, to lie holden at Ellsworth, in said county. the
fourth cduesay of October next, O'Clock in the
forenoon and shew cause any they have, why the
should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attsst.
3SH A. A. BARTLETT Register.
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To the on Parker Tuck dce orthe Court Of Probate
With and for the CoUnty Of Hancock AMI State .
Maine:
gEENRY SARGENT Of Gouldsboro' in said CoHn
! tv respectfully represents that Joseph Moore
lac of said ,uulds0oro' deceased, the sfh day OF
September lSd0 being then in full life by his agree
mcni in writing Of that dI!e by him duly subscribed
and here III Court 70 be produced bound himself to
convey bV good and sufficient dcelto your partition
or The 70 lowing described Zeal Estate the west
erI, hall Of the lot marked "a" (ss per dee1 near
Winter liarbor in s.,d 6oull,horo', on tie north
side OF the road being lac lot now aud tlt2re occupied
lF YOUR partitioncr, Upon nd Iphs ltat Your par
itioncr y ii or caused 70 be paid 10 him the sum of
thereon,
WOW Your parti,oner AYERS that he has fIly per
rrg9g! he aforesaid but rle said Joseph
Moore has been pre- vented hy death, from ina.das
aud executing deed as aforesaid and solr par
iiiuaer further rCprcSt Gts that Mark l.. fnuker Of
said Goud,horc i the legal executor OF sad Joseph
Moore, wherefore he prays Your Honor to grant
c-.s~ 70 sail executor aud empowering h 10 make
and execute decd 10 Nour partluuntr, pursuant 10
HENRY L. SARGENT
by his Atty's Wserhouse & Emery
pa:ed the III Of sept 1861.
At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Hancock, on the first Wednesday Of
September A. D. 1854.
On the foregoing Petition. OTderedThatt the Petition
era give noc- To an persons Interested by causing "A
eny Of the petition ana orerofCat thereon to be pub
shed three weeks excessively ia the Ellsworth Amer
lean newspaper printed in Ellsworth, that thcynay APP
pear alta Probate Court To he held at Ellsworth in said
county, the trufth dle4tY o October next at ten
o'clock the foreGoon and sew cause il any they have
why the mayer OF said petition should not he granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attost--A \ BARTLETT, Register.
A trnecopy OF the petition and order OF court thereon.
3Si Attest--A. A. BARTLETT Register.
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To the Hon Parser Tuck Judge of Probate, within and
for tie County Of Hancock.
rtUMBLY shows Abram Il Garter, Guardian Of BYra
p Carter minor and child ni Byron p. Garter,
late of DIuel in said county, deceased, that sid muo
is Interested IN certain real estate OF said deceased sit
uaeA OH Long Island, in said town q Bneh, sid inter-
ot consisting OF two ualivded third parts OF the home
stead and uildngs thereon, Of the aid deceasedi that
your petitioner has received advantageous offer u three
Iundrel and sixy-sx dollars n sNtyseyen cents from
Archibald Henderson,, of said hlutlHl, Tor SAID N nor
interest In the aforementioned premises and tia. H would
be for the benefit OF said minor mat The saul interest III
a estate should Re disposed aud the proceeds there
o INT out aud scared her onterest Your petit er
The re prays that your Honor would graf hun license
10 dispose the agreaaby TO law Ell the state IN
such cases made and provided.
Per l.. U. paILBkooA.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1864-10-07
TO TEE LADIES'.
Both Married and Single.
The OLDEST REGULATOR F0l FEMALES Y


Ut. CheescllaI y Il uiilc L his
Will Immediately relieve, without pain. all disturb
from rcla aation OF suppression. HEY act like n
Oh arm in removing the pains that accompany din
cult or iRmoderate mfnstTuation, aud are the only
safe and reliable remedy for Pushes, sick Headache,
Fain<i the Lons, Back ahd sides, Papitaton OF
the Heart Nervous Tremars Mysteries. SpasIns,
Broken sleep, and other imp easant and dIgerou,
effects OF unnatural condition OF the sexual mnc-
tons In the worst cases oil IfuOF ifbuS, or ilic,
they effect speedy cure
Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Have been used OVER \ QUARTER OF a CEN,
TURY. They offered a. the only safe means o.
renewing interrupted menst nation, but Ladies mus
Scar in mind that there is condition Of The Fee
ypaie system tieb these ri k cannot be taken rifh-
ont prOdnc ing n pECtIf1R RESULT The con.
tlifion referred 10 IS PREGSdNc Y-the result
MISCARRIAGE. Such IS The irrisisfible tendency of
tse medicine 10 restore The serHdi functions 10
nal ceHdiHcH nat sren tn Te9r,dactiss potcer of
rnturs cannot resIstn THEY CANNOT DO HARM
in any other way.
DR.. Chez seman'a Female Pills
Are the only Medicine fhlt MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied upon for many years or can re-
ly upon now BFWiRE or FMFi1l0NSt These
Pill form the Finest Preparations frer put Joyrvd,
with iMMEJlAIE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DON'T
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Druggist aud tell him that you rant the BEST AMI
most RELiiBLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN IHF
W0RLD, which is comprised in
DIR. Cheassm emale Pills -!
They have received, and are now receiving the
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each BoN-the price,
One Doll per Boz. contauinetrom 50 TO 30 Pins.
Pills sent bg aait, promptly b. RENTING the price
10 the fropIietors Or au! authorized Agent, in cur
rent funds.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
H0TCHINS 4 HlLLYER, Praprief0rs
~ Ceti,ir Street, Ncw York
iy5 For sale inLllsnorth by {. q. fLCh.