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1 FfEE en- extensive practice q upwards Of twenty
y ye4rs, continues 20 .scurr Patents In the United
Stts also la Great Britain France and ether Foreign
e#i'rf> ,aFe.s, Specifications, Bonds Assignments.
gad all Papers ~ rawugs iur Patents, ed lib
-rt ,c ms. and Nish dispatch. Researches made INFO
American or Foreign work, TO determine the validity e
utiy cf Ptteuts Hyyutiuuand lei gal or other advice
Rendered, in ali matters iascug he same Copies the
claims # any patent furnished hy renttng one Dollar
As GuHruIs recorded At Washington.
The Agency snot only the iareest in New England bu;
troucht 3uFfutnrs have advantages for securing Pa
tents. # ascrainus the pateuahy Of iLventious un-
surpassed by, il net inmeasgIahy superior any which
Can be offered them tiseshe-e The Testimonials beiow
sisru prove that none is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT 1HR
PAftNr o. iCE than the subscriber iand ass cess
Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADV AATAGLs AND ABIL.
IrY he xonli add that he has abundant reason to be
ieye and prove that a; no other office Of the kind
are the charges fo professional services moderate.
The immense practice Of The subscriber during twerty
years past las enabled him to accumulate vast eolec.
specifications aud official decisions relative .
tsnts.
These. besides his extensive library of legal and me
chacal works. ard full account. Of patents granted in
the United States and Europe, render him able, beyond
question, to or superior facilities for obtaining Patents.
All necessity Of Journey 10 Washington. procure a
rtt, and the usual great delay there, here saved
iAK Gators.
TEsTIMoSIALs:
. regard Mr.. Eddy ore OF tie most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official
Intercourse" CHARLES MASJN,
Commissioner OF Patents.
81 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ person more competent aud trastmor
tar and more capable of putting their applications in
term for them al early and tayoahle consider
alton at the Patent ohces
EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents.
Mr.. Il. II Eddy has made Tor me THIRTEEN appli'
cations, all but Of which patents have been grantt
ed and that is YeRdfag such uumisiakaable proc
OF great talent and abnty his part leads to recon
mend at iuYeul aPply 10 him procure their pa
tents, they may be of having, the most faithful
attention bestowed their cases. and at reasonable
charges" JOHN TAGGART.
During eight months the subscriber in Of ha
large practice made tece rejected applications slA
TEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE OF which was decided
in has fal0T, by the Commissioner of Patents
Bostop Ian | ls65 ly5OS X. ii EDDY.
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Horse Shooting :;

Being large part Of my business, have one of
the best Horse ,hocrs in the County, and if any
person will call with horses to be shod will agree
to have it done in as good shape, oad chfaa, us
at any shop in thi, town, or forfeit the prce. !
do rot Intend to be beat in tbs liao, any how.
have lately made arrangements with one of
the best heelwrights in the county, ana can now
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New Store,
New Business :

Fg1UE subscribers would inform the citizens Of
Ellsworth and virini'y that they have opea-
ed a store on WATER STREET, where they
keep constantly ca hanl
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
Shingles ana Clapboards OF all kinds and
qualities.
Pine, spruce aui IIcmock boards.
We have uow ou hand iOJ9 bushels Extra Cen
ada Oats, table Tor seed or iced. beans by bar
rel or bu.hel, Meal, Corn, Barley, &c.
We vii pay the hi stest cash price tor
HeaslorE Pr I, Ce5ar, S,u-e mi Heplact Slippers,
Cei4y Pote4, Shingles, Ciqp5,qras, and
LGmju = al !.iniS.
C,l and see Us at new store next to J. II, Cole,
Blacksmith shop.
Fisk q Curtis.
y. B.-Also On hand few tons Of Steve Coal.
Ellsworth, March ID.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISEASES or tn: BLOOD.

Hr. ". GKEE.IE has for ulore than
twenty years given special attention to the treat
meut Of Cancer, Scrufca. Humor and all Diseases
of the Blood. His elice is Is Temple Place, 3D.
door from Washington street, Boston. Pamphlet
descriptive of treatment, sent free. Office hours
from to ). His Indian Remedies for sale onl Y
at the Office.
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n o a &c K

IN consequence Of rebuilding the Mt Desert
] Bridge travel viii cease on the same alter
tie 18th of May, Infant, on the folow ing days
Monday. TUESDAY \. N. ara Wednesday p, n.
TLur:aa ard Friday a. Il. aud Saturday P. VI.
NM. THOMPSON, Agent.
Trenton, Moy 10, lsG5. II
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For sale,

E9Y the subscriber, second hand Grover &
Z , Bakers SEN ING MACHINE. Please
all and examine, at
JOS. FRIEND & CO.
Ellsworth, Aug. 18th. 81
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q E0,s.ss5 A9fis..

rgNHE subscribers picked M of the mouth
! Frenchmans Bay, THEE PCGIE NETS.
Tie owner can have the same by proving proper
~ and paying charges. .,.
Gou!a.boro, Sept. 23th, 1860. 50
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( ( AMI 81 A 10 US ,

! = \ III VI ~ 9UAol
Single or Double, Wheels %, all kinds, ready f7r
use Mt reasonable prices. prepared u do
.Iebbin- on Wagons, furnishing hotn Wood an
Iron worb; aud it ihers Is any one that will dc
it cheaper and better, | would like 10 sec bin.
have lad considerable ,xPerienge in this
business and think know the wants OF the COM
munity in this line.
ANCHORS. -iia,i ing made any amaun; Of An
ehors for Nctts AND Irons for the Pate Pagsie
Presses, ii Is needless fer to say any thing Of
taom. Ii any ono Is in want Of work Of This
kini aud will cali, il | cannot suit them il will
be something new. In fact, do not intend "a let
any ,or; of job lehy" my shop unIonc, guaran-
teeiu: Gaad .i5ts Or NJ Pag.
In conclusion let me say to all, that hcreaftc-
intend to make my shop NY Place of business.
and shall entirely depend my patrons and
friends for work and m, living, aud hope to re
cciye n fair share of work. Shall do all Of my
work cheap and we'll. feeling that by working my
self ard keeping good ncn with INC, that those
who give me wuth WilreaPIaTt benefit the1efrom.
c. l.. Del tITrRE.
Ellsworth, Aug. l. Is
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Economy and Safety
Try Them.


fSNHE underSicHol have the isht 70 make and
sell G,ihcrt richards Spark Arreste- Tor
the town Of Ellsworth.
lis s#one u tie greatest inventions FIR Fcrno-
my ard Safety, that uas been given the public
Tor some time.
1t las been thoroughly tested Of late in Til.
County, AMI the testimony i, that by th'ir use,
On a stove with a good draft, there is saving Ct
one third Of the fuel.
On cooking stoves, their use in rcga' atiuS the
temperature Of the heat, is IF great value.
There Is sa'ety in them, because they arrest
The sparks, an thereby eitctaaly prevent fires
from sparks from the CHIMNEY.
Those who bave usot. them, speak in the Oh
est terms Of their economy and safety.
In one town in tins Gounty scores have been
sold his winter.
Town rights, as well As single ones for sale ty
Il. A. d W. a FRIEND, BgookIin.
For sale in Ellsworth, oy
AIKEN 4 BR0S.
Ellsworth, Tan. %, ,s65.
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wanted

A RESPONSIBLE .H1N,-one who has the
confidence Of his mel .bors, from whom recon-
lnendations will be required, to take the sale in
each town of BRABSTREETS RUBBER
MOULDING AND WEATHER SIRiPN,
for doors and windows. will give such person
a profitable business ard deal With him and thro
him to his customers fairly, and warrant the art'-
Gle to give perfect satisfaction, or no sale. One
who is willing to work aud obi -in- 10 all pre-
fcrfed An early apli ieatinn necessary:
Apply to i BiAb9ihhh',
= WASHINGTON stieet Boston.
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TEE EYE. grEgE. r. NE.

DR.. f. KNIGHT has discovered a
$500 new treatment for the Eye, by which
&S he is curing some of the worst cases OF
Plindncss and deafness ell err known, without in
struments pain.
CANCEHS-Dr. knights new treatment for
Cancers .urpasses all Others now in use. 1t cures
without knife. plastic or pain, and heals wi bout
q scar. Every kind o: disease Gated with great
success. Humors of every kind eradieated from
the system. No charge for consultations Once
259 fremont ST., Boston.
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FARM FOR SALE.
Earna for sale.

I'D Probate of Haneask County, Will offer for
sale at public auction on the premises on We'd
nesday, Get. 10Th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
the homestead OF Simeon Miiliken, Esq, late Of
Trenton.
Said farm consists Of about 100 acres Of good
land, divided into Seld. wood aud pasture, good
two st ~ house, two barns, &c.
1t is good situation for farm and tavern,
having plenty OF muscle bed for manure, and
being situated midway between Ellsworth village
and Mt. Desert bridge.
A c. MILLIKEy, Admir-.
Sept. 5th, 1865. 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-09
Warl War ! Is Not AZ An End
Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware

~ Tor the manufacture OF the above aTfi
cles3 am prepared To MI an onleFa prumptiJ-
any other house in the city. keep IRE Iate1f
paGteTns OF STOVES, both Wood and Cjoal
tlIc wiz warrant every Stove. am prepSFs
enu I'm and VIII give E1ch Jobs ms peraonai
attenuOn- SpOutng and GutteFinE On an
kinds always ON hand. Gomez and !i3rSlss
Kettles and Fruit Cans Df the bEst Kind also
-yeIy cheap. Merchants and Others visiting
tne CITY VIII 90 well To give me call
e b r. CALDWELL
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the Experimentation that Stateuntil
the 4th of December, and reJoices that
they will not be present at the opening
Of Congress. It anticipates the excln1
sion of all southern members nom
Congress, and says
'.If, therefore, the radicals make war
upon the administration, the wisest
course for the representative of the
South to pursue viii be to do nothing
that can possibly embarrass the Presie
dent. In time he will, we FIRMLY be
lieve, accomplish what we so ariently
desire. And should the majority Of
Congress pertinaciously refuse the adj
mission OF Southern members, after
their constituents have cofnplied with
all the points in the Reconstruction poll
cy OF the President, we confidently ex-
pect from the latter coup d'et6it in the
form Of 3 proclamation declaring The
States OF the Sonth all members Of the
national family, and entitled to all
their rights, in every sense. This step
Would be certainly within the scope Of
Executive power under the constitu-
ton, and It is one which President
johnson will have. the nerve TO take.
should 1t become necessary" = 80 >
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-09
The Rebel nm Jackson.


The old rebel, Bill jackson. last Fri
day night was conducted to the Column
bia House, and afterbefng made known.
to the surrounding crowd, that there
was General amongst them, the Gene.
raj was. asked (; what he would take 2
OF COURSE the iHustriOus General, who
in former years at election davs had
whiskey1 barrels placed at every avenue
leading to the county seat, WINS not to
be butted by such questions; he made
up his mind quick what kind of a beve-
rage mostly suited his mature. So he
took cock-tnil. What else General ?
being the question, he condescended to
take n plate of oysters. There being n
piano in sight, the professor, who per-
forms on that instrument was reuuest-
ed to play "DiXien in order 10 make the
General happy. The professor setdown,
struck the tune of Dixie, but being too
good Union man, it went against his
nature and he. suddenly changed the
tune in to that OF tEHail Columbia" !"
The chivalry could not stand that-they
paid their bill and left inhaste. One Of
the party is a lawyer and we heard him
say that he Is Union man now. That
he pretended to be, at the outbreak of
the rebellion, and made speeches to that
effect, hut being disappointed in his
expectations by Gov, Pierpoint, he
turned into a Copperhead and worked
at the last election very hard for the
Copperhead candidate Stalnaker.
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LAND MONOPOLY-HOWTORREAK
cfNoINNAr1. Nor. 8. 1se5.
WReelino IIltelli0eneeI.


Editors Wheeling I1ltetligeneer
am greatly pleased with your noble
editorial OF the 9TH instant, in relation
to the ruinous system of land monopo-
ly. You ask : /.
q Can any thing be done legitimately
and Eightfqlly 70 break up this mOnoP-.
This question should be asked IN
every State. Land monopoly Is natri-
rally, morally wrong. The earth was
made to be used, therefore those who
will use 1t ought to have It, while those
who VIII not nse Il ought not to be per-
mittedt to get T. Many have as you
waiting hfty, and / may add that some
have 100, 600 acres without cultivating a
rood. Every mans right to earth, to
live on, to walk on, and to work on if
he chooses to be farmer, Is as clear as
his right to air, fire, water, life or liber-
ty;; and the Sd le reason why there is a
single landle 3 or homeless family in
this country, 3 because that which God
made for all his children is monOpo-
lized by the strong in power and money,
who made the land system to suit the1n-
selves. G -'
But I will not argue. would simply
seek to answer your question: "Can-
can be done. 1t is true that no one
could be deprived of any monopoly he
has except by his own consent, but the
system can beBe changed by the legis-
lature of each State that no one shall
be permitted at any future time to ac-
quiFe more than, say, 100 acres, that
being moro than any family can thor
oughly use, and therefore enough to
satisfy any honorable man. That would
stop all future monopoly of the soil,
and existing monopolies would run out
in their generation, when there would
be an end forever to the whole wicked
ness. i'i 'i5
But Congress can do something.
The loan, a war debt, which should be
paid within twelve or fifteen years, as it
can without increasing the taxes. Let
articles of common use be- exempted
from either duty or excise, and make
1t up by tax on real estate, To this
end exempt 81, 900 worth for city or
town homestead, and tax the surplus,
say. one per cent. Exempt a good
sized farm Of 100 acres on which the
owner resides, and tax all the surplus
land he holds and all held by those who
do not reside upon it, from 20 to so
cents per acre according to the assessed
value.
This would discourage the fnturepur-
chase of land except for personal use,
and encourage those who will not sell
to make haste in disposing of their
property. To sell they would be COM
PEELED to find purchasers who would
cultivate the land, and that would rap
IDLY promote the settlement Of your
State, as well as of the whole South
which much needs good democratic,
loyal working people.
Hoping, Mr.. Editor, that your views
may meet with other more influential
responses, remain,
Yours, &C., L. A. HINE.
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MORE VALUABLE THAN TREASURY
NoTEs.-How that old cynic, Sam John
son, would have reYelled through Web
sters massive new Unabridged! How
he would have gloated over its maRni-
hcent letter-press and its illustrations,
beautiful as new Treasury Notes, and
Merriams have incurred a fabulous ex-
pense in having the whole work re-
written, reset, recast, and repubIished.
It is not a mere revision, bat recon
struction. To insure excellence in ty-
pography, it comes from the Riverside
Press, which is all that need be said
about its mechanical execution. It is a
marvellous specimen of learning, labor,
research, and taste. 1t is by far the
greatest literary work Of The d6e.-Bdlli-
more American. 40 10 sits, IIs- '-ISIis
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1865-12-09

SPEER's SAMBUBu PoRG W1NE.-De-
ctdedly one OF the most cred table OF
the yinous fluid bearing the above
name, from the vineyard, of Mr.. Alfred
Speer, of Passaic, n. J. This wine is
expressed from the San1buco grape, a
species originating in Portugal, which.
under the hand of Mr.. Speer has been
brought to a state of great perfection
medicinal virtues, and as an article Of
beverage, 1t is not, in our Judgment SUR
passed in color, taste, or any of the quail
tiles which constitute a pure, mild, and
agreeable wine.-BoStoH Times.
Sold by T. n, Logan q Co., and Ijo-
gan, List & Co, Agents for Wheeling
Sold also by E. Booking. o 2
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the Hudibras, which describesso graph
ically a famous gun, which, z5l
when discharged at duck OF plOver,
Shoots wide, and knocks the gunner over" /"
Respectfully, G. PARKER.
WELIsBuRss Dec. sth, ,e5.
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klin Insurance COMPANY
d. - OF WHEELING. gi .T..
30, 900.
DIRECroRs.


T. p: Logan, 7. P. ShRIlcruSS Geo X Wheat
Geo. Mendeli Jobn ZOeclSlRr, Saml. BIcCTel,
EIan, G; w. FranZheim, Jas. n. Vance, Alex
FTNHIS COMPANY HAVING BF;EN DIZZY
Organized, are prepared TO take risks nj
ialr rates on buildings Of NIL kinds rerriinn-
lEe, manufacturing establishments fIrni-
tSuLe, SteamhoatS and caTgoeS ON the western
IlEers ana lakes, and also on the lives or per-
s4lIs ior n tenn of years This Company Of
IefS superior Inducements TO farmers Wherp-
9 9y tnsy can be insured for three years az ne
duced ratea- This being home institution
composed OF some ninety-four stoclxholder,,
most OF whom nre among our best business
men, recommends itself to the favorable con-
fHIr faSTatlon OF the insuring public, and solicfts
attended to by tho Secretary
OIhce, No. i McIIure House being the same
IOllheIlS occupied by Adams Express Co.
.,.,r n. =. ARTHUR, Secretary.
SAAIII MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEI, Vice President
y. G. ARTHUR, Agent for paying penslons
Otlce, NO. Mcclure House, being the same
IoEmerly occupied by. AdAInsi Express Go.
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Cleveland 9 PittsburIgh Rail Roa6.

WIZ. F7AIIH- Master OF ITanEpOTfntion,
-, j. b. FORD, IL
-deco- sl General Agent, Wheeling
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Gne4ateAi9ereer
RATES OF sUBsoRIPFIoN.

Judge LOOmIs' Instructions 10 the
Grand Jury OfRoane Faty .HPSn
the Test Oath law.
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Transportation.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R, R. Comply
3E c.

oFETcE BAIT. 8 onIo RAILROAD Co, |
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7 oldazI II : LIaG EEA9
.-Hos-lt.I fasl'I s-- lTsgE
g-'aa ..ssI2Ho.s ,Gfu.issa
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.i' d. WHEELING Dec. y, 1865. T.
i1 H WINTER SCHEDULE. .s..-
PASSENGER TRAINS WILL Run BY
J., tne following schedule on and after Dec.
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DIR. q. j. KIsNER.

UNENDERS BIS nh ANKS To ALL THOSE
who have favored him with their conf
dence and patronage, and would inform his
friends and the people generality That he will,
the coming year, occupy his old office on Sd
street, nenI Reed d-Kraft's Drug Store, Centre
wheelIngi VIVA, where he may le eonsTill-
ed in reierefce to their disease, the nature and
character OF which the Doctor Is able at MI
times and under all circnTnStnnces to describe
and to assure Of the probable fesnlt and dUIFa-
tIon of treatment He pr8ctlcRS the Eclectic
system of Medicine, using mild but effective
remeSifeS sgIIpooTtflG instead of depresSfng
the Vital Pow eTG- The medicines used by
him are prepared and put up in his own
office Resides, the treatment OF AcIitA Dis
eases, nr. KiSnaFfgill give his attention to the
treatment OF all varieties OF Chronic disease.
That scoIirRe OF the human rHce, ScrOflla, In
all its varied forms. viz: Purulent Discharges
from the Ear, 50 ,preHRlent among children,
Purulent Oglil1 1hitnA1, OLena, Enlarged Glands,
UlcarationS Cancers and all yHFittes OF Skin
Diseases, viii receive tgBpecial attenuQn.-
Diseases OF the Threat, Lung and Heart, Ltv-
er Complaints, DiAYThoea, Dysehtery and Piles,
Diseases Of the UEuury Organs SyHhA lstaCSa
Nervouf SOD Spinal Affections, -EpAefESy,
rheumatism md ParalyStss Diseases OF Fee
males, DyemenOrrl1ea, EeucorrheA, ProlapsuS
Uteri, and all Painful IfTeJs suifiFitieS ind Sef
vous Diseases 10 " hitch they are subject, he
treats successful tly.;l Hha treatment OF chill
DREN wtlrecelNethe same attention a. here-
tofore- All consultations and communicn-
tons strictly confdentiRl, and viii receive
prompt attention. Night calls cheerfnlly an.
Swered. ONCE hours nom to II a. NJ, l TO
I and6 tog N. 40 iun2
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-20
PERIODICALS.
0HR Y0HNG FOLKS


An illustrated Monthly Magazine for Boys and
Girls, .ditRd By J. T. TR " BRIDGE, GAIL
HAMIBTON and LUCY LARUOd This Msga-
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respect, and they will spare neither labor nor
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young resdsrs one whose monthly waits shall be
always Welo me, and shall be expected with plea
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The staff OF Contributors embrace { Q follosing
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W. LONGFELLOW, JOHN g. WHIT zB, o. w.
HOB dRS, Mrs. L N. CHILD, Capt-in MAYEE
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