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PRIVATE MEDICAL AID
Quick Cures and Moderate Charges.
DIR. w. TX. DOHERTY'S


Private Medical and Surgical Institute,
Sacramento street, below Montgomery, opposite
the Pacific Mail Steamship Co.'S Office. Private
entrance on Leidesdorf street, San Francisco.
Established expressly to afford the afflicted sound
and scientific Medical did. tn the treatment and
cure Of al PTiUGtc and Chronic Diseases,
cases Of secrecy and all seruGi diseases.
To the afflicted Dr. W. K DoHxRfY returns his sincere
thanks to his numerous patients for their patronage
would take this opportunity to remind them that he
nues to consult at his Institute for the of chronic
diseases OF the Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Digestive and
Genito Urinary Organs and all private diseases viz: Sy
philis in all its forms and stages Seminal weakness and
all the horrid consequences of selfabuse GonorThea
Glcet Structures Nocturnal and Durnal Emissions Sexu
liability, Diseases Of the Back and Loins inflammation
OF the bladder and kidney etc. etc. and he hopes that
his long experience and successful practice of many years
will continue to insure him share of public patronage
By tho practice Of many years In Europe and the Uuited
States he is enabled to apply the most efficient and
cessful remedies against distxes Of all kinds He
no mercury charges moderate treats his patients in
correct and honorable way has references of unqueson
bic veracity from Of known responsibility and high
standing In society All parties consulting him by letter
and otherwise will receive the best and genest treat
ment and implicit secrecy.
Dr. Doherty will take pleasure in showing to patients
who viii call on him the sworn dispositions of many who
have been cured by him. who have previously tried many
physicians but without success.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.
Patients residing in any part of the State however dis
tant who desire heopino and advice of Dr. Deherty
on their respective cases. and who think proper submit
written statement of SUCH in preference to holding
personal interview respectfully assured that their
communications will be held most sacred Dr. Doherty
takes this opportunity of observing that all letters
only opened and replied to by himself and the latter
promptly as possible.
If the be fully and candidy described personal
communication will be superseded, as instructions for
diet regimen and the general treatment Of the cases
Itself Including the rsmedies will be forwarded without
dea ana In such manner to convey no idea Of the
purport OF the letter or parcel SO transmitted.
% Cnsultation gratis Permanent cure guaranteed
OF no pay. Address w. K DOHERTY, D.
nI4lnJ San Francisco California
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Found
Book

I'M MONDAY, THE 10TH INST. near the
" Toll Gate, between Idaho City and Center.
vile, Memorandum Book. containing notes, re-
ceipts and orders to the amount of about $500 co.
was picked up and forwarded to this Office, with
request to advertise. The owner of the property
ca have the sane, If sufficiently described hy
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DissoIution Notice,

THE co-partncrship heretofore existing under
the firm name of Fisk & Newman is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. Either party is
authorized to receipt for debts due or pay any in
debtedness of the concern. w. 7. FISK.
Idaho city ap25n27w3 J.B. NEWMAN.
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iPn AOlaAVIILlLlS
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL ]!
~OPEM I Mg99

THIS FAvORITE HOTEL WILL BE RE-
l. Opened OH THURSDAY, MARCH 18TH INST, in
Splendid Style. For the past two months great
improvements have been made in the Hotel rem
derng it one of the most comfortable in the Basin.
aS- The PARLoR and Bed Rooms are elegantly
arranged for the convenience of the travelling
custom. And the Proprietor, feeling thankful for
former patronage, would respectfully solicit con-
tinuance of the same. L. A. BURNLEY.
March 10th. l865.-20tf PROPRIETOR.
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THE manner in which they weigh a hog
ont west, it is said, is TO put the hog in one
scaies and come sfonessin the other, eua then
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Summons.
Territory of Idaho, County of Altul

Territory of Idaho, County Of Alturas.
In Probate Court. Y. s. Anderson Judge.
w. H. Niles, plaintiff vs. H. O. Rogers, defendar
Action of Debt.
To the said defendant-H o. ROGERS:
TN the name of the people of the United Stat
in the Territory Of luabo-You IRE here
notified that there is On file in the Office Of t
CLERK Of the Probate Court of Alturas count
Idaho Territory, the complaint Of II. W. Nile
claiming of you the sum of one hundred and fiji
dollars $3.50 Col, and interest thereon from Il
10th DAG OF August, 1864, due and owing to sa
A. W. Niles, on account OF goods wares and me
chandise sold and delivered TO you between 4
first day of July and the tenth day Of August
d. 1864. Now, unless you appear and answer ga
complaint within twenty days, if seryed with tn
summons within Altura5 county, Within thirty da
If served without SAID county bui within the q
Judicial District, and within forty days if serve
out ofsaid district exclusive Of the day Of serVie
judgment will be taken against you by defaul
for said sum ard interest thereon, together wi
costs and disbursements OF this suit, and plaint
will apply to the court for the relief demanded
said complaint.
In witness whereof /, v S. Anderson, Elk offc
Clerk of the Probate Court have hcreunto set N
hard and private seal, no official seal being as Y
provided, this 18th day of April A. D. 1865.
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Summons.
Tnrritoru Of Idahn

Territory of Idaho, County Of Alturas--ss
In Justices Court, before james s. Bpmp, j P
w. P. Thatcher, plaintiff, VS.. n. K. Packard &
H. o. Rogers partners as Packard & Rogers
defendants. Action on written Instrument.
To the above named De1eudants-N. r. PACK
ARD & II. o, ROGERS:
TN the name OF the People of the United States
4 in the Territory of Idaho-You are hereby
summoned to be and appear before me at my
Office in Rocky Bar, Alturas county, Idaho Terrific
ry, on the 31st day OF May, A. d. 1865, at the
hour Of 10 O'Clock in the forenoon, to answer tfc
complaint Of w. P. Thatcher, the above plaintiff
herein now on file III my Office, claiming Of you
the sum of seyentyfve dollars ISIS COL, together
with lawful interest from the 10Th day Of August
A.. D. 1864, due and owing upon certain prom
isgorysnote made, executed and delivered by you
to said plaintiff; and YOU are hereby notified that
if YOU fail to appear as mentioned above. judg-
ment will be taken against you by default, al
Judgment rendered against You for seventyfve
dollars together with lawful interest from the 18th
day of August, A. d 1854, together with the costs
and disbursements Of this suit. Given Under my
hand this Dist day of April, A. D. 1865.
JAS. S. BUMP, Justice OF tie Peace.
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Miners Taxed.

"SEcTIoN 40, Miners shall pay for each aud
every license the sum of ten dollars. Every
person, firm or company who shall employ
Others ia the business CT mining for coal, or
for gold, silver, copper, lead, iron, zinc, spell
ter, or other minerals, not having taken out
alicense as q manufacturer, and no other,
shall be regarded as aminer under this Act (;
provided, that this shall not apply to any
miner whose receipt from his mine shall not
exceed annually one thousand dollars.
The above Section va ind in the new In
ternal Revenue Act, approved March 8, 1865.
The Republicans have persistentty denied,
for some years, that the miners 90 mineral
lands would be interfered with. They will
hardly thank the politicians for their honesty.
The MILITARY BiLL.-Orders have been
issued from the War Department discontiau-
ing enlistments. What would have been the
financial condition of Idaho Territory had
Cor. Lyon and his party succeeded in passing
their Military Bill through the last Legisla.
ture2 The whole county was to be enrolled
and organized into military force embracing
every man in the country, and Involving an
expense about sixty thousand dollars per
year which woaid probably have been
doubled when ali was told. Had Lyon and
his supporters thea had their way, the Boise
Basin would have been military camp in.
stead of mining and business town, swarm
ing with busy people.
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Territory of Idaho, County of Alturas.
hereby certify thai the foregoing Is a true an
Correct copy of the original summons in the ab0y
eutiled cause placed my hands for service, TIL
18th day of April a. D. 1865.
27w4 TN. JOHNSON, .S'f Alturas Co.
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IA Johnson, Sheriff,
BY ~ S. GRAY, Deputy.
@. Margarg Atty torfiH. AaA
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Territory Of Idaho. County Of AItnras.

thereby certify the foregoing TO be a true anc
for aeryice.-Dated at RockG.llar. Asalil . q -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-03-24
The Use Of Plaster.

EDS. Co. GENr.-There seems to be .
great diversity Of opinion in regard 20 the
manurial qualities aud benefits of plaster;
some contending that it is merely stimu-
liant. and uncertain in its results; aud that
the extra growth it sometimes produces, is
at the expense of future crops. Others con-
tend that it is really . manure, aud is q
real benefit to the land for crops follow ing
its use. Now,Imy opinion is, after four
years use aud experimenting with plaster,
that it is the best of the concentrated
manures, and pays the best interest on the
investment Of any manure used. have
witnessed, its use on variety ofsoils, from
a stiff clay black prairie. gravelly. down to
the poorest light sandy soils, with the best
results. A great deal depends on the time
of applying it. l am we'll satisfied, after
numerous experiments, that it should DO
sowed early in the spring, before early
rains are over. so that it will get dissol.
we'd. If sowed after the spring rains are
over, it will be Of very little or no benefit,
or such has been my experience. 1t
should be used at the rate Of from fifty to
one hundred pounds to the acre.
NJ. j. GAnEL.
Tolinia, Mieh.
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Both Married and Single. \
the OLDEST REGULATOR F0h FEmALES.\
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to the Proprietors or auy authorised Agent, IN cur
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/ uOTCHINS L HILLYER, Proprietors
81 Cedm Street, Men York
! eswka9 For Sale inEllsworth by {. q. rECk'
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A GOOD story ia told Of a Y ankee hack.

A GOOD story is told Of q Yankee hack
man who was engaged to convey two
Englishmen about the environs Of Bos'
ton, including, Of course, Bunker Hill
After going up and inspecting the monu.
inert, tho Englishmen returned to the
hack, where the driver was quietly wait.
ing for them. Il say, driver" says one
of the Englishmen. "this is the place
where we Englisnmen gave you Yankees
terrible thrashing about eighty years
SINCE" "Well.' says the driver. "don't
know as ever heard tell about that but
who owns the land now 2"
Gov Andrew has appointed Thursday April
l4th, as Fast Day.
BurrER. Clarion says that batter is selling
in Skowhcgan at Is to 80 cts. per pound, with a
downward tendency.
Il bill has been reported in the Massachu-
sets Legislature to unite the cities Of Boston and
Rcxbury, the question to be settled by majority
vote Of the two cities.
Tho telegraph Is complete in India, and a
message had been received in London, from Cal.
cutta. in eight and half hours. We have news
from Calcutta that is but eighteen days old.
HAY FALLING IN PRicE The Manchester Mr.
ror says that Government has purchased a large
quantity Of hay in Maine during last month, for
S27 per ton prcwed tho cid way, delivered on
shipboard, and 1872 per ton pressed the new meth.
cd. The orders are to pay good deal less this
month, as hay is abundant aud an immense qua n.
tity of it is in the hands Of spectators.
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GnEES's LANDING, March II, 1865.
MEssRs SAWYER 4 BURR:
Herewith We submit the following report:
Cid. Ilth. sch Morgianna, Conary, Green.
Landing for Rockland; 18th, George Gilman,
Randall, Portland for Cutler; 18th. Rushlieht,
Carver, North Haven for Stave Island; 18th
Gloucester, Bray. Green's Landing for Surry.
Ar. 18th, sch Speed, Robbins, from trading
craise.
Ar 18th. sch Gazclls. Mercy. Boston fol
Green's Landing; 18th, Golde,s Eagle, Kendrick
Boston to Green's Landing; Morgianna. Conary
Rockland to Green's Landing; 2oth, Regulator
Eaton, Little Deer Isle to do; sloop Exchange
Piper, Rockport to do.
CID. goth. sch Queen, Dolliver. fremont fo
Rockiand; Gasclle, Morey, Green's Landing fo
Blhehil.
DIsAsrEn.-lGth, sch Gold Hunter. Collins, o
Deer Isle, on her passage from Rocklsnd t.
Green's Landing, with merchandise, struck oil
Scraggy Ledge. Wednesday afternoon. and will b.
a total loss. No insurance. It is great less t.
Capt. Collins.
Very resp ctfullv,
GREEN h co.
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For Sale.

The Real Estate Of the late Leonard Jarvis
IN Surry and Ettsmorth.
The Estate In Surry comprises two dwelling
houses building and tillnge lands, and valuable wa
ter power in the village, and some two thcusand
acres of wild lands.
The water privilege is supplied from Fattcn's Pond
which is two and an half miles long and one mile
wide the fall from the pond to its outlet at the har
Dor is ninety feet.
pond and the fact at there Is no wooden factory
within fifty miles of Surry. render the privilege
valuable for manufacturing purposes.
The Estate in Ellsworth, Is in its Northeastern
mart and consists of some three thousand acres OF
land represented TO be good settling land and to be
heavily clothed with wood.
The above property will be sold In parcels, or to
gcther on liberal TERMS, to price, and time of pay
ment.
Application may be made to Hon. Charles Jarvis
at Ellsworth. or 10 the subscriber at Castinc-
Z. J.ABBOTT.
Castine, Dec. l., iS6i, ~
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p,scu.sr A Few ACRES OF LAND.

prtcYasE A Few ACRES OF LAND
The importance to the people in this vii
lare Of securing few acres Of land within
n mile or so, to raise hay for cow and
horse, and to cultivate garden is bccom-
ing more and more apparent. If the
prices Of hay, grain and vegetables, keep
ND to near what is now asked, from pure
necessity, those who now purchase what is
con .umcd in the kitchen and stable OF
farm produce, will have TO turn semi cult
yntors of the soil. No doubt it will pay
in dollars and cents; but the influence OF
possessing a 'bit of this green carth," by
GOOD and secure title deeds. on the charac-
ter is Of the very best kind. No man is
hardly thought to be citizen in any place
until he owns dwelling. or piece Of
land. Some how he seems to partakc Of
the character Of his possessions. If he is
a landed man, he is stable fixture; If he
is a tenant at will. houseless, wifeless,
childless, he seems, Though this appear
ance is not always correct criterion,) a
H., - wan :, tho tv;s, .b,t comcs ora
MN" VI W., -" r'
departs at pleasure. but We nave wan
dered from the subject, and therefore, say
again to all of our people, secure few
acres of land this Spring, rs near the vii
lagc as you call ana 'heh c"''''"'e II WIZ"
the proper time arrives. Land purchased
n,v will nav rood interest, in its yearly
..:,,a ..e oroa, ora ;ncro.so :, vol,o randi
!'eio " o''p'' """ '"'''"s' ~ '"''r''
ly, hereafter.
Permanently Apoosroox Iov-
-, $50 mni,,.ho1 =, pre.ono Ia
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e...n'' s ,,,.t "h,nt t;r,o.u ,.oors 80 i,
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C".;t'n,, no'ds ,rb;o,, ). in ,ho ,ros+ ,,"rt of
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COslu,ld RUNS.

WHAT article Of clothing do the
artist and dentist resemble Ans.-A
pair Of drawers.
WHAT snuff.taker is that whose
box gets the fuller the more snuff he
tokes? Ans.-A pair Of snuffers.
WHY is short negro like tai
white man? Ans. Because he is not at
all "a tally black.
How far is it to the bottom of the
sea Ans.-A stones throw.
In what month do ladies talk the
least? Ans.-February, because it is
the shortest.
WHY is the soul . thing of no
consequence Ans.-Because it is i'm
material.
WHY are the fixed stars like pen.
ink, and paper? Ans.-Because they
are stat ionery.
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Hunnewell's Eclectic Pills.
THE True CATIIARTIC AND FAMILY Pill

THE TRUE CATIIARTIC AND FAMILY Pill l.
The Importance Of this development of the true and
Natural Cathtrtic cannot be estimated. To have
a Pill which never requires over tcO, and seldom that
one for a dose, acting the Bowels without the slight
est Griping irritation be used with the greatest
freedom by all who have suffered the trouble of long
conspa,ed tendency and to check which has otentmes
ended In the opposite Of bowel weakness will be
found the true feature Of the Eclectic Pills. Their true
character creates the expression Of experienced poe-
carries that long experience never fonnd their cqua
from Physicians who have Used Thousand. in their
practice tn the true idea Of PeVef Cathdric has
never before been realized and by thousands who have
used them In their families, that they are the only rus
Family Pill they have ever seen.
without descending to the claptrap form Of unmean
ing pufYs false testimonials confidence Is asked to
test them in Biousness Indigestion, Dyspepsia Worms,
Loss OF Appetite, Spring Medicine. all arrangements
Of the system caused by disordered stomach and q
general Family Pill.
rJr Price IS cents per Bottle
JOHN L. HUNNEwELL, PEorRIEToE,
Practical Chemist, Boston Mass.
A1-For sale by all dealers in medicine
Sold by c. u. PECK, Ellsworth, Maine
W. +. Phillips, IL II. Hay, and w. W.Whippie,
Wholesale Agents, Portland. lm9
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AYERS Cherry PectoraI.

Fot the rapid cure Of Coughs. Colds, Inquen "a.
Hoarseness, Group, bronchitis, incipiens Con
sumptivc Patients in advanced stages Ct the disease
80 wide is the field Of its usefulness and
the the Of its cures that almost every section
| are country abounds In persons publicly known, who
have been restored from alarming and eyah desperate
diseases Of the lungs by its When Ole tried, ito
superiority other espectorant Is too apparent
escape observation. and where its virtues
public no longer hesitate what antidote to employ for
the distressing aud dangerous affections Of the pulona
~ organs that incident to climate Willie many
nerior remedies thrust upon the community have failed
and been discarded, this has gained friends by every
trial. conferred benefits the afflicted that they
forget and produced too Numerous and too
| remarkable to bs forgotten.
We only assure the public that It's quality Is
uy kept up the best it has been and that It
may be relied do for their relief oil that ii has
done.
Great numbers Of Ciergymen Physicians, Statesmen.
and eminent personages have lent their to certify
the unparalleled usefulness Of remedies but space
here will not permit the insertion Of them. The Agents
below named furnish gratis American Almanac in
which they gvsns with also full descriptions Of the
complaints they cure.
Those who require alterdtipe medicine to purify
the blood will find Ayers Comp. Ext. Sarsaparia the
remedy to use. Try it once, and you will known Its
value.
Prepared by J. C. AVER & Co, Lowell Mass, and
| sold by Calvin &. Peck, Ellsworth, Me. 2n2
Sold ut Wholesale by ~ f. Phillips, Portland, s. A.
Howes Co, Belfast W. l.. Alden Co., Bangor,
Me-
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New Store,
New Business.

TlHE subscribers would inform The citissns d
l. Ellsworth and vicinity thst hey have open
cd q store on WATER STREET, whore they
keep constantly on hand
Pressed Hay, BY bale OF ton;
Shingles and Clapbodrds Of I'll kinds and
qualities,
Pine, Spruce snd Hemlock boards.
We have now on hand 1000 bushels Extra Cad
ada Oats, suitable for seed feed. Besns BY bar
rel or bushel. Meal, Corn, Barley, ~.
We will pay tho highest cash price fsr
Hsmioek BarA Cedar; Spruce and Htmlset Siepos,
Cedar Poles, Shnsies, Ciaptoards, and
Lumber Of all kidd.
Call and sec us, at new store NEXT 10 j. II, Coles
Blacksmith shop.
rv- Fisk d Curtis.
N. B.-Also on hand q Few tons Of Stove Coal
Ellsworth, March Is.
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Commissioners Notice.

WYE the subscribers having been appointed by the
w Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate for the Conn
y Of Hancock receive aud examine the claims Of cred
tors 10 the estate Of
JOHN WHITAKER, late Of Ellsworth,
deceased, Represented insven' dn hereby give notice
that six months allowed said creditors to bring in
aud prove their claims and that shall attend tina,
service at the Office Of A. r. Drink water; in SAT-. Ellis.
WORTH the l'h day Of April. aud GU the 18th day Of
June next. A. DRINHW tTEK.
JOSEPH I. JORDAN.
Ellsworth, March IS, 1856. 10