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S1atC Of Maine.

To the Honorable Justices Of the Supreme Judi
cial Court next to be held at Ellsworth. within
and for tho County of Hancock, on the fourth
Tuesday of October, A. d, 1864.
M Ellen f. uanscomb, of Ducksport, in
(E.E.H. } the County of Hancock, wife of Stephen
(Oct s, 80. Hanscomb, formerly of said Buck.
[ 1864. sport, but whose present residence is
US.S. to her unknown, respectfully llbels
so cts. and gives this Court to be informed.
Wv that her name prior 70 her marriage,
WIS Ellen Z. Harmon; that she was lawfully
married to the said stephen y. llansconb at said
Bucksport, on the twenty second day of dc oil er,
A. D. 1854, by James d. Parker, Justice of
Peace, in and for said county, and lived and co
labited with her said husband about five months |;
and that your libclant since her said intermarri-
age has always conducted herself as a faithful,
chsste and atfectionate wife towards him the said
Stephen O. Hanscomb, but her said husband,
wholly regardless of his mari iage covenant and
duty did, on about the twenty ninth day of
March last past, abandon and iorsake her, and
depart beyond the limits of this State, and has
not since furnished contributed anything to-
wards her support or maintenance in any way
And your lbelant further shows that her said
husband since her said intermarriage, Eholly re.
gardlcss of his marriage covenant and dhty, has
committed the crime Of adultery with several
won IN to your libelant unknown, and has ofteH
associated with and sought the company of women
o. bad rcpute, against the peace OF your liuelant
and greatly to her annoyance and distress.
Wherefore she prays right and justice, and that
she may be divorced from the bonds of matrino-
ny between herself and the said stephen o. Han
scomb, it being reasonable and proper, and con
ducivc to domestic kcrmouy, and consistent with
the peace aud M, raity of society; and as in du-
ELLEN L. HANSCOMB.
Duckspnrt, Oct. S, 1854.
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Hunnewell's Eclectic Pills.

TIE True CATiItRrfC AID FAMILY Pill
The impnrt,ncr Of this development Of the rsc md
.vafurai Cathatic cannot te estimated 10 have
Pill which reser requires sF7e. ana seldom that
or dose acting the G's r- without Tn STUNT
est GrrsnG irStztiou, he s-ei with the greatest
Fresdoss by all uho have suffered re trouble OF long
constiPae tendency, and To check WHICH has oiteu,es
cpi.i In ,he opposite sf bowel vckks-ss will be
found the true the Eciect rSs Their true
character creates The expression II experienced Snhe
carries that tc,g J1erce has "nnd their equal;
from Physicians who hr I'VE rscd ysossosf~ "A their
practice that the idea " ierIsct cafhartc has
befor been realized and by thousands who have
sised them Eer tsIiies that they the only rus
famiiy iSh they have seen.
without descending to the cap-trsp frn ~ enmean-
kne puGs, false testimonials, Confidence Is asked to
test them ia B6ouspess, Indigestion Dyspepsia orms,
Ass Of Appetite String Medcine al arrangements
Of the system caused by dsorlerel stomach and a
general Family PHI.
cy Price rs cents per EftHe.,
JOHN l.. HrHhEw+lI rEorEsFroR.
Practical Cf'nist, Eoston Mass.
e.-For sale by all desless ia medicine.
Sold by &. q. PECK. Ellsworth, Maine,
W. =. Phillips II. II. Hay, and W. W.Whipple,
Wholesale Agents. Portland. Inns
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4 RESPONSIBLE MAN,-one who has the
confidence of his neighbors. from whom recon-
m cndations will be required, to take the sale in
each town of BRADSTREETS RUBBER
AND " EAIHER .STRIPN,
for doors and windows l will give such person
a profitable business and deal with him and thro
him TO his customers fairly, and warrant the arti-
Gle to give perfect satisfaction, SALE One
who is willing to work, and oblising TO all pre-
icrred An early apl LEGATION necessary.
Apply to Il BRADSTREET,
- VI .lin.,tL.n 81 R.1stn,
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REMOVAL.
C0MER'S COMMERCIAL COLLEGE.

is REMOVED from the building in which it has
been located for eiglaeen years past, to
ANGRY HALL,
No 1928 Washington street, corner of West street
(entrance from each street) where the elegant,
spacious and lofty rooms possess the most perfect
ventilation and comfort, and having been aewly
furnished, and rcplete with every convenience, -
the Ladies' Department, as heretofore, being en-
tirely separate.
Grateful for the very generous confidence re
posed in him during the las, ipeafy fue years, the
subscriber hopes with increased facilities and un.
firing energy in promoting the interests Of his
Students, to merit and receive a continuance Of
public patronage.
GEO. l.. CONFER, President.
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock ss.-Supremo Judicial Court, April
Term, 1855.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court orders, thai
notice OF the tendency of the same be given Il
the ibeee therein named, by publishing an at
tested copy Of said libel, and of this order there
on, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Ellsworth
American, the last publication to be at least thir
~ days before the next term Of this Court to b,
holden at Ellsworth, within and for the Count,
of Hancock .on the fourth Tuesday OF October next
that said libellee may then and there appear an,
answer to said lib 4, and shew cause if any he has
why the prayer thereof should not be granted
Attcst:-PARKE Err W. PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy Of the libel and order thereon,
3Jt Attest i--PARkER W. PERRY, Clerk
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

Oalmah Y. Bunker Of Salem, In the CcaRty Of Es-
sex and Commonwealth Of Massachusetts, by his deed
dated the ltl day OF July, A. D. 1852 and recorded
III volume los, page SCI, Of the Registry Of Deeds In
the County of Hancock and State of Maine convey
cd to me, Daniel X Jewett Of said Salem, IN mort
gage, the following described real estate, viz: Lot
No. ltrec) in. Plantation No. z (seven) in said
county of Hancock, bounded on the west BY the town
of Sullivan on the north by lot No (two) In said
plantation, the east by lot No six) and ON tho
south by lot No. {ouY), all according to the DEED
abovementioned, ahd containing one hundred acres
more or less The condition IN said mortgage has
been broken by reason wheseof the said Daniel ~.
Jcwett claims the foreclosure Of the said mortgage,
and gives this public notice te efor in Of
the statute. :, o., DANIEL II. JEWEIT..
35 By his Attys, WATERHOuSE EMERY :
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RATCuEIOR'S HAIR DYE!

The Original and Best in the World The only
true aud perfect Hair bye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately II splendid
Black or natural ;rown without isjurins the Hair
or skin Remedies the l effect of bad dies. sold
BY all druggists. Tle genuine is signed am A.
Batchclor. Asa,
RECOMMENDING EXTRACT OF NILI.EFLEU rs,
for Restoring and I,eautifyinr the Hair.
ly?1r CHARLES BACHELOR, NeW ork.
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Administrative Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of a
~ license from the Judge of Probate for the
County of Hancock, there will be exposed for sale
by public auction ut thu ling house OF the
late Daniel johnson on Saturday,
the seventh day of { 10 o'clock in
the forenoon so much o. estate of the
said Daniel Johnson, deceased, as will produce
the sum of one thousand dollars, for the payment
of the Just debts of said deceased, and charges OF
administration. Said real estate consists of the
homestead of said deceased, and its situation is
well and favorabIy known in Deer Isle.
Terms cash on delivery of deed.
ELIZABETH A. JOHNSON,
Administrative.
Deer Isle, Aug. 26, 1865. 33*
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Nj A r II / e d.

Bangor-Sept. 9Th. by Rev. T. b. Topper,
Capt. Win. 7. Richardson to Mrs Frances Grey
both of Ellsworth.
Bangor--Sept. lst, by Rev. C. C Everett Mr..
Frank Hoo per to Miss Laura 5. Avery, 10th Of
Cas,ius.
Bangor-Sept. eth, by Rev. Mr.. Goodwin, Mr..
F. 5. Davenport t. Addio ", daughter Of George
". Merrill, Esq., all of d.
It'll inst, Mr.. Peter Bunker Of Brewer to
Miss Ann Augusta Chadwick. of Holden.
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Dir. TOBIAS
VENETIAN HORSE IMMINENT.

In pint bottles al one Dollar. cures lamcGess, cuts
gals collie, &c. Read the following,
BosroS, July :. $50.
DIR. ToRIAs:-Wc have used, tor the past year,
Your Horse Iinimcnf for lamencss. kicks. bruises,
collie and cuts and in every instancs found 1t Tia.
best article ever tried In this circus company
Please send six Dozen 1t IL the ouly Eminent
we use now. We have los horses some very yalut
b. ard do not want TO leave town without ii.
HYATT FROST,
Manager Van Amburgh Co Menagcrie.
Sold by all druggists. Once III Courtlandt street,
New York. lm.'J
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated Dfs- DOW continues TO devote his
entire time to the tsfas'nt Of all diseases incident
To the female systsss- An "NIrricnc" ut t"'nt,
three years enables hssl to guarantee ,-,tv and per
suancnt rrs..f ia tir worst OF Suppression aud
oil other M,astSsH Oef-Gc~ents, from adfffct'T
rHmss An Et.r, for s.iyic. must CuutziH 4 l. OftCt
No O." Endissssi street Boston
R-b,srsi furnished to tfrS.c who wish to re-
main under tRiasur,nt.
I,o,ten stD.r -, 1851. lyolY
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oil e D..

klI.worth-stp 10th. Edwin L son of Geo.
?. and Phebc H. Osgopd. aged months
-llth, Mtry susan, daus hter of James e, and
Sarah j Frazier. aged Is months.
Bangor-Aug. 18th, David Us:ood, aged SO
years and mes.
Sept. 4th, Mrs. Mary. widow of the late Capt.
Jacob Di unmOnd, aged 60 years.
Msrsnfel-Scpt 10th. Amanda X. only child
of Thomas and Hannah tie,cheii, aged IS years
and IL DAYS.
BrooMin, y. Y.-Aug. 2Cth. Dayton Wilson
Lals, mesber Of Co. |, l&th Ne. Vet. lolun
teers. aged % years.
Calais--Aus 18th, Joseph F. Hopkins, son Of
Joseph Hopkins. Esd, of Trenton, aged Is years.
MAINE papers lease copy.
Castine- Ans. 30th, Mrs. Cornelia c. Gphau,
aged - years.
Buck.p Irt-Aug. 2ist, Seth II. Smith, aged Sc
years months and q days.
Is MfMpnsAs In Gherryfcld, Aug. 2ltt.
Rosa e wife Of John McC,be, aud dau ghtcr of
Barnard and Matilda Mct;odrick, aged - yrs.
After long asl painful Illness. which she bore
with christian fortitule and resi- gRzton, an ina
lid for years her gentle and loving HatGre shin
ing through The trials of adversely, eadearod her
to extensive circle of relatives aud friends. -
SinGu;aHy happy in her domestio relations, her
loss Is the more kcenly felt by an afflicted has
band nd family. Cemfortcd by the consolatians
Of religion, faith made her transit easy. her sut-
ierin:s Ress, aud lifting the veil Of futurity.
cheers the sssoWiag Sitis tho hope of endur-
ing reunion beyond the tomb. RoY~iesoat ~
pace.
Roxbury, Mass.-Aug. 30, Lizzie NJ, only child
Of Ann +. and Daniel Al. Allen, formerly of Els
worm, aged 10 months.
Oh blue-veined cyeiijs. lift thy silkcn fringe,
That may look again
Ihto the sweet clear eyes ye hide;
Perhaps twill ease my pain.
Oh, dewy lips. arc Sc forever closed.
Oh. waxen hanls-grown stiii-
How can look at you and bow
Submissive to Gods will?
Lot me but tel once more, o cruel Death,
Her baby sweet embrace
Her warm pure breath aid tiny hands,
On tbis poor, tea< stained face
Ga, aching heart, grown wild with pain, be still
And learn from Gods dear Son
To say, through mists Of falling tears,
=" Fathe-, thy will be done -
RcrSGry, SEPT 1, 1865,
mamma, must 1 be Little Angel ?"
Lanes inscribed 10 Mrs.. ID. VI Allen, on the dsati
ef her iatie L'sse.
We thought her ours, until her words
Taught the truth to see:
"A little angel, dear mamma,
IL that what | saest be ="
Oh tell mo not they never come,
Those blessed ones in white,
To bear message to this earth
From the fair realms of light!
Two sammess DER our lilly. bud
Had gladly slipped away,
Heavens blue her eye, and mid her curls
The sunbeans seemed 70 play;
A few short weeks, and on, the change!
Those blessed ones had come
They kissed our lilly in her sleep,
And gently bore her home.
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Grand Sweepstakes .

o. M. SHAW of Bangor, has entered two orses
for ths purse offered by the Society. SEPT. 2sth.
Siz: go. b. McCLgLLAE and " DIRIGo." These
are The fastest horses in the State, have made in
four stxssgh heats, 2 20. 2-2s, 2.27. 2-26, Gully
one second difference of time.
s. WATSON, Sec'y II. A. S.
Surry, Sept. IL, 1865.
n. B.--g. SiIsby of Aurora, a nd Isaac Green
81 SnyTy, hare sntsrod their iaIms for premium.
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WHISPERS. WHISPERS

TO you want Whiskcrs or Moustachcs7 Our Gre
s,ian Compound will force them to grow ON the
smoothest chin, hair bald heads, In six weeks
Price si,@-3 packages 500 Sent by mail any
where, <hose1y -s-sk,d, on hi,.std 81 prLt.
Address WARNER 4 co,
1yi3r Box Us Brooklin, \. Y.
We in,ite the attention of oM readers. when Wis
cling Boston, to the large and well selected stock of
Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen,
ut the Store OF r. Z. MOSELEY & Co., summer
street. which they oicr at The loves: cash prices.
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Ellsworth, Sept. II. 1865.
Office OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas, Homer g COUSINS, Of Ellsworth, in
the County of Hancock and State Of Maine, by
his deed dated june 18TH, 1860, consigned in
mortgage to me, George PArcher, Of said Els.
worth, tho following described real estate, situs
ated in said Ellsworth, beginning on the castoriy
side of franklin street at the Invest corner Of
Joseph Moor's lot; thsnce CO terly on said Moors
south line six rods: thence sJptherly and parallel
with said franklin street, to5ty-four feet; thence
ives. ely six 70 lsto saidFrapkl in street, thence
orhery on said Franklin streei forty -four feet to
the place of beginning. all per the deed afore-
said recorded in tho Hancock Registry Of Deeds,
vol iii. page 2tS. Now the conditions Of said
mortgage having been broken, calm . fore
closure, thereof, and hereby give this public
notice for that purpose pursuant to the statute.
. GEORGE PARCHER.
Ellsworth, Sept ID; 1868. IS
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j e CAME & Co.
BILLIARD TABLE

MANtfACiuRERs,
100 CONT STREET., BOSTON,
Tables with Patent Improved Combination Cusll-
ions, Patent Pocket Supporters &c. Cloths, balls
cues, cue points, cue cutters, cue clamp, waX
cue waters. French Chalk, ,naccs brid res, brushes
pockets and trimmings constantly On hand. All
repairs and reGttIng old tables with our i'm
frovc,ueuts, aud turning ard cDloring balls done
in the best manner.
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N O Z Z Q e

'NNIlIS is to notify the inhabitants of fremont
Il and vicinity that the subscriber has relin-
quishcd his stock in trade at Bass liarbur. to hi.
son o. NJ. kIrraIpGE, in full possession, who will
be ready ut all times to wait upon customers
promptly, judicious'y aud with good treatment
| leave him with you aud hope you will give him
II share of your patronage.
| further notify all those who are indebted tC
me that shall leave their bills, for n sufficient
length CT time, with my son, to be settled, hoping
they will be promptly attended to, as my bust
ness here must be settled up soon, and l hope
without trouble.
BENZ. KITTREDGE.
fremont, Sept !, 1865. 50
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TEgK EI'E. TAE KxsK!

Dir. L. KNIGHT has discovered
9HH new treatment Tor the Eye, by which
N he is curing some of the worst cases O
Blindness and deafness or known, without in
strumcnts or pain.
CA NCEfS-Dr. knights new treatment fol
Cancers ,urpasses all others now in use. 1t cure.
without knife. rlaste or pain, and heals without
Every kind of disease T. Gated with great
success. Humors of every kind cradicated irou
the system. No charge for consultations. Ofic,
2J9 fremont St., Boston.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISEASES Of THE BLOOD.

Dr. II. GREE.vE has for more thar
twenty years given special attention to the treat
mont Of Cancer, Scrofula. Humor and all Diseases
of the Blood. His office is IS Temple Place, Sd
door from Washington street, Boston. Pamphlet
descriptive of treatment, sent free. Office hours
from to ,. His Indian Remedies for sale onI )
at the office.
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NCaneith mt Minister to a mind diseased,
And irirh some street, obiiuions dnrioAefe
Cleanse the foul bosom Of me psriioas stnJ
fAct reigAs spon the heart"
Ccrt1ely PLANTATION BIrTEas will do Il when
nothing else will. Melancholy, Depression, Hypo'
coudria, Insanity. all spring, more or less, from
diseased stomach. and this PLANTATION DrrTERs Is
a sure cure for. There Is mistake about 1t; Dys-
pcpsia. Headache, Dullncss, Ague, and Low Spirits
must yield to the health giving and genial influence
of the Plantation Bitters. II you are in doubt make
one trial and be convinced. 2w6
THE BEST STRENGTHENING PLAS-
tor 10 tho Porous Plaster Of DR.. Allcock.-
ghcy are warranted to keep good twenty years, but
may be returned for fresh plasters without charge.
IMPORTANT QUALITIES.
They will cure Il Weakness of the Back, Pain in
the Side a Latnen SIS of the knoc of the Ankles,
or Cold Feet, sooner and with more comfort than
any other application.
Knoxville. Albany Co., Jan 10, 1862.
Dr. + AIiCoCk Dear Sir: Seventeen years ago
] was sorcy injured in my back At length | was
Snduced to use your plasters. wore one constantly
for six months, and did more hard work during that
six months than in the preceding fifteen years.
havc not worn plaster for over eighteen months
and have had no return of the craving pain and
weakness in my bacs, but have been entirely we'll
I am your ob'dt scrv't, JOHN q. cHARf.
Principal Agency, Brandreth House, New York
Sold by all Dealers in Medicines ims5
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CAUTION FROM THE
A nI!3lAlgAI1 WATCH 60.

Anl!2AlyAl1 WATCH 60.
1t having come to our knowledge that imitation.
OF the American Watch have been put upon the mar
ket in great number, calculated by their worth
essncss to innrc the reputation of genuine pro
ducts, we again publish the trade marks by wnicl
our Watches may invariably be known.
We manufacture four styles of Watches.
The FIRST has the name
"AMERICAN WATCH CO, Waltham, Mass,
engraved on the inside plate.
The SECOND has the name
CARLETON, TRACEY & CO.. Waltham, Mass
engraved on the inside plate.
The THIRD has the name
"P. $. BARTLETT, Waltham, Mass )" engraved
o. the inside plate.
All the above styles have the name America,
Watch Co painted on the dial, and are warranted
In every respect.
The FOURTH has the name
"WM. ELLERY, Boston, Mass" engraved OF
the inside plate, and is not named on the dial.
All of the above dcscriben Watches are made o
various sizes and are sold in gold or silver cases. IA
may be required.
1t is hardly possible for to accurately describe
the numerous limitations to which we have alluded
They are usually inscribed with names so yearly ap
preaching to escape the observation d
the unaccustomed buyer. Some are represented IA
made by the Union Watch Co., OF Boston, Mass ;
-nO such company existing. Some are named til,
Soldiers Watch" to be sold as fourth or VIM
EIcry style, usually known the SOLDIERS Watch.
Others named the f" Apple on Watch Coz 9th
ers the "P. $. Bar,I.Ey." instead of our L. Bart
let - besides many varieties named in suci man
ia. tI, II. itlIl
productions OF the American Watch Company.
We also caution the public, and particularly sol
diers, against buying certain articles CAILEI
Watches freely advertised in Illustrated paper,
as "Army Watches,"" Officers Watches Magic
Time Observers, y" trcana Watches" &c, the prices
of which are stated to be from seven to sixteen dol
lars. \ good Watch in these times cannot be afford
ed for any such money.
A little attention on tie part of buyers will pro
tcct them from gross imposition,
Robbins s. APPLETON,
Agents for the American Watch Co.
Im32Pc l;EI broadway. New York
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~ A U o N :.
Whercts my wife, Amanda A. Cousins, has left
my bed and board without any sufficient reason.
do hereby forbid all persons harboring or trust
ing her on my account, as shall pay debts of
her contracting. HOMER c. COUSINS.
Boston, Sept. llth, 1865. IS
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HOUSE FOR SALE,

GA Ike subscriber offers for sale, cheap
E..T1 the Dwelling House in Ellsworth, stu
l..lR ated on the road leading to the Falls
about one mile from the village. in which he now
lives. 1t is all finished. and in good repair.
Inquire Of the subscriber.
JAMES CRIPPEN.
Ellsworth, Aug. It'll 1865. 3nS0
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For sale.

10y the subscriber. n second hand Grover &
ID Bakers SEN ING MACHINE. Pleas,
call and examine, at
JOS. FRIEND l. co.
Ellsworth, Aug. 18th. 81
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~ TDE L.SDgES:
Both Married and Single.
the OLDEST REGULATOR F0a FEMALES Y


will immediate ~ ricyc, without pam, all disturb
s,vces ct the periodic discharge, whether arising
from rtlaAation or suppression. They act like a
charm in removing the pains that accompany diIi-
rxf, aud reabie Isny-dy Scr 4hi-bcs, sick 5fcsars
V'aius in the It-es iiaJk ahd Sides, Papitaton of
the Heart, Nervous Tremors, liystcrics, Spasrns,
A,roken Sl.ci, and Other unpleasant and alaHgc
effects of IN unnatural condition al the sexual fac
sions. In the werst of Fiuor .iLt'tS, or Whites
they effect y slssedy cure
Dr. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Have been used OVER A QUARTER OF 4 CEN
vuRt. They offered rs the onty safe means of
Scnewing interrupted menst uation, bnt Lmii.s m.sf
ssa,e sysiem ,ch,eh these ri Is cannot be taken ik
Onf producing a I'E(ULIdR RESULT. The con
s1ifi0N referred to ia PREGNANCY-fke result.
MISCARRIAGE, Suckts <he irrisistibie tendency Of
wei eeaditirn tAat evea Ae reproductive poorer o,
nature cannot reastit THEY CANNOT 10 HARM
Or. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Are tAe oNfy Medicine that WARMED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied upon for many years, or can re-
PILLS form the Finest Preparations psf (orrard,
with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS DON'T
HE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement to your
Druggist and tell him THAT you rant the HEST and
frost RELIABLE FEAflLE MEDFYNEfN THE
WORLD, which Is coftprised in
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills!!.
They have received. sad are now r.ceivi0g the
eaMctiOn Of the most eminsnt Passscass in ANsrics
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each isox--the pr iep
One Dollar per Bor, containingfrom so to 80 PHI Is.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remittng the fic
to the rroprietors or auy authorized Agent, in
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HOTCHINS & HILI.YER. Proprietors
81 Cedar Street, Neic York.
eowiya9 For Sale ipEllsworth BY C. Il. PECK.
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Farm for sale.

10y virtue of license from the Hon. Judge Of
ID Probate of Hancock County, will offer for
sale at public auction the premises on We'd.
nesday, Oct. 18th, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
the homestead Of Simeon Miliken5 Esq, late Of
Trenton.
Said farm consists of about 100 acres of good
land, divided into field. wood and pasture, good
two st ry house, two barns, &c.
1t is "a good situation for farm and tavern,
ha win. plenty of muscle bed for manure and
being situated midway between Ellsworth village
and Nj. Desert bridge.
A. C. MILLIkEN, Admir-.
Sept. 5th, 1865. 81