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A. NJ. Mrsw-s. Auctioneer.
DY BANGS. MERWlN & Co. Nos. f14 nr

- SOS Broadway, OF itlrst-Sales of Books, Sta
escery Pictures Works ~ AT, Fancy Goods Furniture 40
MONDAY EkENINO, April TO- at o'cock,
PRIVATE LIBRARY Of Choice Illustrated ard STANDARD
pookaAmong them Audubon's Birds Of America vols.
bans vols morocco; Ahhotsiori Edition Of the Waverey
Novels u vols uncs; Lodges Portraits, 10 vols. SO
Hnshs Pictorial En- sd vols &c. Also valusbie works
On American History and collection Of English editions
Aisce laneous LneIaturei and also, Mahogany booA
Gases Catalogues are ready.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

Good Fridny.-lasi year there nnn,psl observ
snce in city oi the ancient rpd worldwide Fast OF Good
friday tthis year occurring the l4t nst) IN solemn
comemoation Of the suGerings and death Of the Lord
Jesn. Christ as the one sonemen for tho sins OF the
world. Notice Of tho intended observance given In
churches Of various denominations the preceding Lords
dey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

and Third avrs-TTe Appiverssry Of the Missionary Society
OF this church win Be held SUNDAY The Rev GEORGE
LANSING TAYLOR viii preach al. IG M and the Rev
CURRY, d. d. aH p m. AZ p m. nIee'ius viii be
held In with th- Sunday School Missionary Cee
raon at which shor. addresses will be delivered by tie
Reva W. IL Elk. H. 2. PERRY 4. HILL. and Others OF
tie EewYork Eat Conference now holding s session In this
CITY. Srats iree.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

The Serpent's Lic.-The great exposure OF the Ser
perts lie lhou s1at not surely die" can be heard vt bod
worth Hall. No. 800 Broadway SABBATH EVENING at
"A the audience having the priv eye OF asking questions
Gt the close Of tie lecture. Seats fee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

Band of United BFOthcrs.-WlLLlAM b. WAL
TIERS. Leader VIII conduct religious service IN the
Church Of the Pilgrims, Forty sghths brtween Eighth md
Einlhaves To- MORROW at 10Y A. M and 1t and q p IL
Seats free. Public cordially Invited
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

Fifty.,Iird-st. baptist Church. 90 Preaching Sun
DAY Arr y at broadway AID torysevenths Hsl a. 10,
m and 4 p IN. by tue Rev. W. 5. OOODNo, formerly o.
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

| Andrew jackson Davis will lecture TO the Spiritual
lists ard Friends Of Progress. at Ebb HG No IS West ir
ty-thrd-st., SUNDAY. at N: and p. The Child
rens ycoun " q r. Cone and welcoie Seats free.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-04-08

w. w. Broom will Lecture In Croion Hsl, No. 1877
Bowery, TOMORROW (sundsy) EVENING, a. 4. Sub
leot: " DENOMINATION u tie III e.Iinns States"
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Rcligiouo Nolires.

hilcu-st. VI. l.. Church.-preechug in ti. Church at
loi o clock, By the Rev WILLIAM GO1HARD. "a II 4
o'clock in the evening by the ev 3. II. SMITH formerly
pastor Of the Church.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-10-27
HunncWelrs Tolu Anodyne.

The real necessity OF this splendid preparation MAS
two-fold, and well has it proved how this necessity
has been met. To have a true and natural Optats
for cases of loss Of Sleep and Nervous debility,
aud 1nti,Sgrswodjc for all NesrGiJic, Rksupatss@,
Gout, Hysteriq, Paraigtsc 81 FHls L4aee, cases as
an Inward application without producing any OF the
horrorspr bad effects OF Opium, OF preparations of
O,ivn but a preparation that, should IL tail of
reaching the complaint wetld leave no stain OF de-
biIjty behind. For Tooth and Earache, for Nervous
or c,,usnnn Sick Headache, for The suffering in
Nouthly Menstruation distress after Eating, it is
almost tns:i itlc. II is the production of eeiebr;
ted herr from India perfectly tural in ats Color
uniform In action, and by confidence to test IT, Wa
be foAld the greatest necessity ~ livery f2miy'
This preparation has the most uAlnalhed confidence
condolences OF large numbers Of physicians, Ia 1sn-
trolled by thorough knowledge of medicine, aud IL
is the WISH of t proprietor that it IN BE- eeept'
with perfect confidence by all, As free from every
species of qusckery, and based on most erteet laws
in Materia Medica.
85-Asthma and Diptheria, have been radically
cured by the Anodyne, among its great points.
JOHN l.. HUNNEWElL, PRoPRtEroR,
Practical Chemist, Boston Mass.
ny-For sale by all dealers in medicine
Sold by c q. PECK. Ellsworth, Maine.
W. T, Phillips Ii. IL. Hay, and W. W.Whipple,
Agents, Portland. lHiss
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THEATRICAL.-Mrs. G.. +. Mcdonald =
Theatrical Company have been performing
at Lords Hall for two or three nights past
to good audiences and to good satisfaction.
The Hall on Tuesday evening was crowd
ed to excess, and the parts of the several
actors were performed in manner highly
credtable to them. and exceeding general
expectation. The roaring farce. 1.-The
Country Cousin evoked roars of laughter
from the audience. We judged in passing
by the Hall, that the town had turned out
to have a general good time.
This company remains here for few
more nights, and this evening, Thursday
it will play, "Ingomar the Balbarian." to
conclude with the laughable farce, PADDY
Miles, the Limerick Boy
We hear this company well spoken of,
md have the best of evidence thatit is well
patronizcd
Launched from the yard of David
WATSON, Esq, West Brooksyillc,a schoon-
or, called the Eliza L. Taplcy. She is
thoroughly copper fastened, and owned by
Capt Henry Jones, vino is to command
her. and by others in Castine. Boston aud
Brooksvillc Mr.. Freeman Dorty of stdg-
wick was master builder.
VESSEL WREcKED.-The schooner j.
Wood of CORVALLIS. y. s., went ashore
on Bakers Island, in the gale of the ed.
The master thinking to save her threw
overheard the deck load, but she not NOV
ing. he abandoned her. Some Young men
being ON the Island the ncXt day, cunning,
saw the vessel, got her off and carried her
into Cranberry Isle llarbor.
"A gentleman in this city, says t|.c
other day girl called at his door and ask
ed if his family "wantpd house help"
He replied they dill. Do yon have s:Eall
Children" she asked. No" 10 Yea
have your washing done out Of the house =
No. Will my room be earpcted ;"
Yes After going on awhile in this
manner the gentleman turned the tide
and said he would like to ask her few
questions. Can You play the piano.
he began. 80. no. Can You speak
French p No" "Can YOU sing the
opera !" Nc" Can you dance the
lancers ~ No" ."Wcil them" lie
concluded, {" if yon can't DO any Of these,
you won't suit" and of Went the astonish
ed maiden smelling mice .--LeWtSioa jolr.
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Special Noliiss.

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the past three years, SOFA vast qsa;tit : Of the "oa
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PLANTATION EITrERS,
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Harper's Magazine.
Close Of the Thirty. First Volume.

Close Of the Thirty First Volume.
VHNHE Thirty. 6rst volume Of Harpers Magazine
L closes with tho present number No. 1861
Among the prominent features Of this Volume arc
the Novels by the two foremost writers Of fiction
of the time-CHARLEs Dickens and WILKIE Col
Inns; Personal sketches Of the prominent Gener.
ais 10 the Union Army; and descriptions. by Mr..
J. Ross Browne, Of the mineral regions Of the
Poetic. Tho "Monthly Record Of Current
Events" narrates succinctly the clo-ing scenes of
tho War, and the steps taken for the Restoration
Of the Union.
MIR. ]. Ross BR,wNE will continue the illu-
trated narrative Of his Journeys and adventures
in Nevada. Idaho, Salt Lake City, aud other parts
Of the Far West.
Ample arrangements have been made for the
ensuing Volume with d and ew lntributors IN
every department Of the Magasne.
Terms for Harper's Ma0asine and Weekly.
Each number Of Harper's Magazine contains
from fifty TO one hundred per cent more matter
taan any other Americad Magazine issued at the
same price; and nearly double the quantity con-
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tn. "Cornhill." ''remple Bar" and London soc-
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half crown British Magazines, such as BLACK :
wood" Frazer" aud the dublin University"
ilArpers Magazine, One Copy for Ono Year, 81 90
pers Weekly, One CApy for One Year, 90
An Extra Copy of either the Weekly or tn .
Magazine will bs supplied gratis to every Club OF
Five subscribers 1T $500 each. in one remittance,
or Six Copies fol $1,000 Al
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BRANDPETu'S PILLS,
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These celebrated Vegetable Ellis are no new, uH
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALEs!

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to the female SYSTEM An experience of twsnty.
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N. B. Board furnished to those who wish to re.
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Boston, June %, 1865. ly2ly
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C q u Z I 0 n j.

NSrHEREAS, ny niaor son. William g. Dow
w refuses to avail himself of the privileges
OF my house as bis home, rs formerly, and as ~
should do as datifal 500, this is TO notify the
public, and ali concerned, that / shall pay po
del BITS Of his contracting after this date. and thai
| shall claim share Of his wages.
SAMUEL 7. DOW,
Hancock, Oct. II, 1865, q
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II. A. Society.

A .NEETE.e'G 0f shr EzHss0ek .lgri-
N cultural Soc y, is hereby n"ttfed 70 be
held at Ellsworth, Nov. 10th, at le o'clock A. n.
A fall attendance is earnestly desired, Us some
important changes in the Constitution, are pro-
posed, go that an assessment can be made, If de;
sired The society having become -fxed" ms
titstion, astd in floulisaiRS and healthy eondi.
tion, such meeting is demanded to p,p, ids Tor
its future operations and usefulness.
vim not tie meabeys, one and ALL sStends
By order of the Executive Committee
SAMUEL JASON, sce'y II. A. 5.
Ellsworth, Oct IL, 1861. 20
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Gody's Lady's Book
For 1900.
THE FASHION MAGAZINE OF The WORLD

LITERATURE, FINEARTS AN FASHIONS.
The most magnificent Steel engravings. DOu BILE
FASHION PLATES. Wood engrdvings on every
subj ct that can interest ladies. Crochet knit.
ii <, Netting, Embroidery Articles for the Toll.
ct, tor the Parlo', the Boudoir, and the Kitchen.
Everything, in fact, to make up y complete Ii,
dys Eouk.
The folio wing are The terms Of tho Lady's Book
for 1866, irom whish there can DC no deviation:
One COPY, one year, S3'.o
I 40 copies, - %
Three $50
Four loco
Five " and an extra cory to thu
person getting up the club, making 49,
six copies. I@oc
Eight c,pirs, ono year, and an extra copy to
the person getting up the CLUB. max
ing nine copies, Il Oo
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tho person getting up the club, max
ing twelve copies, 2I5o
TAll additions to clubs at club rates.
sJJ-Gody's Ladys Book and Ar,hurs Home
Magazine will be sent, each one year, On receip,
Of $50.
VWe have no CLUB With any other magazine
newspaper
~ The m,n,y must all be sens at one time for
ROT any of The Clubs
sxcanaua subscribers must send "a cents aG-
, i.ionsl for each subsc, iber.
Address L. A. Cooley.
y. Z. Corner Sixth and Chestnut Streets,
Philadelphia.
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WHISPERS, wE1sKERs

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaches7 Our Gre
clan Compound will force them to grow the
smoohest chin, or hair on bald heads. In six weeks
Price 81 ,M-3 packages $500 Sent by mail any.
where, closely sealed, on receipt of price.
Address WARNER & Co,
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Probate Notices.

At Court c: Prnhats holden Buckspcst. wltDln -
for the County n ansock, % ~ thisd Wednesday q
Sept. \. D. lSo6. 70 E Rs@4
RUFUS LEACH, Administrator upon ~ 9ptass :!
John Pray late Of retob SCOT 10 said County deeee4-
having presented his Arst eeaue d A1n9nlet6sea
upoa said estate for Probate:
Ordered.-That me said AdmiuIsssstef give n1lise
thereof to all persons interested, by causpkA d o
order to be published three week. successiycly p the
Ellsworth American, printed in kswosth. that they may
appear Probate Cours 10 be holden u Blas hin.
the first Wednesday Of Nov. next At ten Of the clock
in the forenoon and shew cause any they hsve, Why
" " '' - PARKxR TUCK, Jsase.
A trne copy-Attest: L.,,t.,.l.
A0a GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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The Lady's Friend,
Splendid Array Of Talent.

TN entering upon the third year Of its existence.
l. the Proprietors Of this new magazine beg
leave to Offer their thanks to the Ladies Of Amer
lea for the liberal support already extended to
them. Few magazines have 5oasted during their
Second year OF = list Vi nea ly Twenty FIVE
THOUSAND names.
The LADYs FRrExp will continue to be devoted
as heretofore to Choice LITERATURE AID the H.
LrsrpArIox CT TIE FASHIONS. It will Contain the
latest patterns OF Cloaks. Caps, Bonnets, Head
Dresses, Fancy Work. Embroidery, TO-, with re
eeipts, Music, and other mates interesting to
dies. The Music al1ne 10 worth more thaa the
cost Of tho whole magazine. the pieces being
selected by Prof. Ge,ze FROM the oapaeious repos
itory of that widely. known and enterprising firm
Messers. Lee / Walker.
Terms
Our terms arc the sam, as those of that we'll
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in order that the Clubs may DO made up OF tn c
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sirel-and are ~ follows:
One copy, one year, $3.50
Two copies, " 4 w
Four SCO
Eight " Zone to gctter up OF club, JIG 70
Twenty" - $500
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Single numbers Of LADy'sFnlExD postage paid
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Subscribers in British North America must re
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ton, as we have to prepay the U. 5 Postage.
The contents Of The Ladys Friend and Of The
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OUR MUTUAL F1slEND.

T. b. PETERSON / BROTHERS, Phi'adel
phin. will pub ish from advance sheets on Novem-
Der il,h, 10y MUTUAL FnlESD," Charles Dick
ems New Novel. complete and unabridged. with
all the illustrations to match theie previous
editions Of this popular Authors Writings. We
predict for "uur Mutual FRIEND very generous
reception, as il is one Of his best Books. Al
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We invite To attention of our readers. when Wis
ting Boston, to the large and well selected stock Of
Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen,
It the store of T. L. MOSELEY 4 Co., Summer
street. which they offer at TIE lowest cash prices.
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ELLSWORTH HOUSE
Ro.oDSned.

opSned.
1 he undersigned having leased the above well
known hotel lately occupied BY W. Merritt, has
reopenci The house, and solicits the patronage of
the public.
lie will be prepared at all times to welcome
visitors and hopes by courteous attention, well
substantial catering for the inner man, 10 Oh.
tain their appreciation.
The tables will be sapp!lod with the best that
Can re procured and served to the satisfaction Of
all who may favor him with their company.
'Arnold" Will be found at his old stand, at the
stable connected with the house, ever ready to
perform his duty.
Good hay und oats always on hand.
JOSEPH SAN BORN, JR.
Ellsworth, Sept. 4. 1865.
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lueEill Oct l1th. by Rev :. Bowkcr. Mr.
Gorhsm q, Jones, OF N'ld, to Miss Melinda A.
ftonas. dan. If Dea. j. Is. Thorn 5.
Pena5sed--Dct -, by Peleg Il. staples, Esd
Mr kiu-sbury Luut, To Miss Ellen c. Gray, both
II pnIAl.tut
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Freedom Notice.

+ HEREBY give notice that have from this
L date, relinquished to my minor son, George
0. Brown the rema Under Of is minority, 10 tIans
act business for himself, and shall not pay any OF
his debts nor claim any of his wages hereafter.
|. u. BROWN.
Ellsworth, Oct. 9Th, 1865. 80
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At Court Of Probate holden ut Rucksport, viir and
for the County d nancsck, on ths uaIrd Wsdhssdsy
Of September, A. D. 1865. ,...f.,.e
ISAAC 8. Osgood. als adninistrators upon the es-
tate of Geo Stevens late Of Buehl, In said County
presented their ~ account VI sdmi.
istr alton upon said estate ff Probate:
Ordered-That the said Administrators give notice
thereof all person. interested by causing copy Of this
order to be published three weeks succesaivey IN ~
Ellsworth American, printed In Ellsworth. that they
may appear at Probate Court to be holden at d We
hill. the first Wednesday Of Nov next. ~ ten 81
the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause any shey
have, why the same should not I e allowed. ID Al
PARKER TUCK; Judge.
A true copy,-Attest. .-..l;....
30. GEO. 4. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-10-27
7 s 10y

- ETW FEN Ellsworth and Orland, CARPET
ID BAG, containing silk shawl, two pairs
stockings, tw" aprons md several small articles.
The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving
it at the american on e.
Ellsworth Oct 10, 1865. 3w39*