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A rare Chance for Good
Investment.

gTNHE subscriber now offers for sale his desirea.
l. bic business stand ut "Sargentville," in
Sedgwick.
The property for sale comprises q good DWELL
ing house pleasantly situated. and barn con-
nected by building 'eveuty feet long, in which
is meal room, wash room, wood house, carriage
house. &c. A good and convenient store and
outbuildngs. A grist mill with two runs Of
stones and bolt. A oommodious cooper shop
and out building. A wharf with two good build
ings on it, in one Of which is asail loft. A
FISH yard, flakes, buildings, boxes DC. A good
ship yard with its buildings &c.
There ia some 10 acres Of moving and tillags
under good cultivation, with soine 10 young
fruit trees grated which now bears about 40
bushels of apples; and 81 acres pastu'age. Tho
above named property will be sold at good
bargain-for the purchaser-and on easy terms.
Is believed to be MS good place for ado, gen.
orally, as any in the courtyard for carrying
tho Fishing business" "Pogy oil business,
and clam bait business, is believed to be the best
in the county; some years taking 1900 to $500
bbls. clam bait.
Any one wishing to purchase good business
Stand, will do we'll to call soon, examine premises
and see the subscriber.
W. G. SARGENT.
SargentvilIe, Dec. 1864 3Mos
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The Most Popular Book Of Pianoforte
Instruction is
NEW METHOD

Having regular sale Of Twenty fue thousand
copies year, 1t is superior in excellence to all
other " Methods" and The Book that Every pupil
needs for the requirement of a thorough knowl-
edge of Pianoiorte playing. 1t Is adapted to all
Grades If Tuition, from the rudimcntal studies OF
the youngest to the studies and exercises of ad.
vanced pupils. Two editions are published, one
adopting American the other Foreign lingering.
When the work is ordered, il no preference is
designated the edition with American lingering
will be sent.
GY-Be sure that in ordering you are particular
in specifying the " New Method" price Sj,75.
Mailed, postpaid to any address. Sold by all
music dealers.
OLIVER DlrsoN l. Co., Publishers, 2?7 Washing
ton street. Boston. 9
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1T E M s &c c.

Mr.. Robert Cole has purchased the
stock in trade of Moses Hale, and has
moved it into his store.
-The ice left Union river on Friday
last, but it holds on yet in the Bay. 1t
now has the appearance that it will be all
clear in the Bay within ten days.
AS further evidence that Spring has
come, VIC heard robin singing one
morning this week, and saw the wild geese
making for their old haunts in the North.
WELL DREApEp.--Thcc enrolled men of
Ellsworth, waited so long for the draft that
they become inpatient, and were as anx-
ious to have it take place at last. as they
were at first to have it postponed.
Let none of our citizens who have
children Of suitable age, fail to send them
to Miss Uerrick's school in musical
gymnastics. 1t will not be any disadyant-
age to those of adult age to attend.
We hope our subscribers will have
patience with us while we use up our
present stock of poor paper. We will try
and procure paper OF better quality next
time.
We learn by letter from the Provost
Marshalls Office, Belfast, that the y. S.,
Steamer Rhode Island, is daily expected
on the coast of Maine to recruit scamcn
for the Navy. She will come to Belfast
first.
BUSINESS CHANGES. Mr.. Warren Brown
of Portland has purchased his partners,
(Messrs. J. D. and J. II Hopkins) interest
in the mill property in this village which
they purchased six years since of the heirs
Of the late Col. Black. The price paid
We understand, was 100000. We under
stand this business firm has been highly
prosperous while in business.
-Potatocs are selling in Skowhegan
for 60 cents per bushcl
-Castine elected al, Union town Off
GERS, the same as last year,
n The quota Of Castinc is full-all
volunteers but two who were put in as
substitutes.
GoI.p. Gold was quoted in Boston on
the 22d, ut $l.55.
Tile quota of Bangor is full. So is
that of Rockland and many other large
places in the state.
.TThc Bucket proposes State Tenn
pcrance Convention. to be held some time
in June, or earlier if deemed cxpcdicnt.
They are to have Masquerade
Ball, this week, at Bangor. The Times
says the costumes have arrived and are a
rich assortment.
-Sharp's Fireworks, at.Hartford, en-
plOys 500 workmcn, and the machinery is
kept running night and day. $500 rifles
and carbincs are manufactured every
month for the government.
The Steamer Regulator, Capt.
Mower, commenced her regular trip be-
tween Portland and the Pcnobscot on
Thursday last. She leaves Portland every
"Wednesday and Saturday, and leaves
Wmtcrport for the present, every Monday
and Thursday morning at 6 o'clock.
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New York Markets.

NEW YORK, March IT.
Cotton lowcr-salos 200 bales-middling up
lands Soc
Flour-sales 5 500 barrels-,tate and western 2
lower. State 50 60 q 10 10; round hoop Obi
$40 IS q Ii 90. Wcstcro 50 65 "a 10 %. South
ern is lower-salcs GOO barrels at $40 20 % IL 4
Canada is lower-salcs $50 barrels ct $lO00 &
ll20.
Wheat5 q 10c lower.
Corn dull. Common white 81 So.
Oats State 9s q 81 %.
Beef heavy.
Pork lower. New mess 1913 rs a. % 90.
Lard lower. 100 barrels Mt lG G9 1870.
Butter duil-Ohio IA q 22c.
Sugars dull. Porto Rico l5c,
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STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock, IS Supreme judicial Court, October
Term, 1864.
And now on suggestion TO tho Court that, Hon.
ry Kendall one Of tho said defendants, at the
time Of the service of this writ WAS not an nhabi.
tant of this State and had no tcnanti scent, or
attorney within the same, and that. he las had
no notice Of this suit. it is ordered BY tho Court
that notice of the pendency thcrSof be given tn
said Kendall, by publishing an attested copy OF
the writ and this order thereon three weeks sue
cessively in the Ellsworth American the last pub.
LEGATION to be at least Thirty days befuro tho next
term OF this Court TO 10 holden at Ellsworth,
within and for tho County of Hancock, on the
fourth Tuesday Of April nest, that 10 may then
and there appear and shew cause; II any he hare
why Judgment should not be rendered against
him and execution be issued accordingly.
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
true ny Of the writ and order Of Court thcrsen
9 Attest, PAREER ". FERRY, Clerh.
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ETTERS remaining unclaimed in the Post
IL Office at Ellsworth, State Of Maine, 23d
of March 1865.
Dun,on, c.. S. McGown, Georgianna
Dyer, r. L. Powers, Joseph
Flood, II. +. Rogers, Luther NJ.
Frazier, Maria G. Tapicy, Nathan
German. Maria Tribou, Rufus
Huckings, E. Young, Josiah
johnson, John c. Young, E NJ.
Persons calling for the above will please say
lvertised. L. d. JORDAN, Postmaster
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l,llE subscriber hereby gives notice to all Concerned
that he has been duly appointed and has taken upon
himself the trust Of Administrator with the will an.
nexed IT the estate IT
in the Co. u Hancock snglcwsman, decease by s'tng
bu the la& directs; he therefore feu SITS all persons
who are indebted the said deceases estate to make
Immediate payment, and those who have ally DEMANDS
thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
J. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ellsworth, Feb. 2?l, 1865. no
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FOR. SALE!

kHA THE LONG ESTABLISHED, WELL
ISlp0 known AMERICAN HOUSE, situated on
ialp& Main street, in Ellsworth. The proprietor
offers for sale the American House, with all the
buildings connected, with without the furniture,
on reasonable terms if applied for soon. II not dis
posed of the 10th day of December next, 1t will
be closed as public house until further notice, for
repairs, &c II. j. TINKER, Proprietor.
Ellsworth, Dec. sth, 1861 AZ
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ITO THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATED AND DIES.
l PONDENT OF ROTH SENES. \ great suf-
ferer having been restored TO health in few days,
after many years of misery Is willing to assist his
suffering fellow-creatures by sending (free) on the
receipt Of postpaid addressed envelope, copy OF
the formula of cure employed. Direct to
JOHN NJ. DAGSALL Box is3 Post office.
lyeOp I.rooklin, n. Y.
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HAIR DYE! HAIR DYE!!
BACHELOR S Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best ia the World /!

Harmless, True aud Reliable Dye Known
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-changes Red Rusty
or Grey Hair. instantly to a Glossy Rack or Nature
Brown, without Inurng the Hair Staining the Skin
leaving the Hair Soft aud Beautiful imparts fresh vital
y Frequently restoring its pristine color and recties the
affects Of had Dyes. The genuine is signed WILLIAM
A.BATCuEEuR, all others are mere limitations, and
houli be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c. fACTo
RY-sJ BARCLAY sr.,NY ly23r
Bachelors New Toilet Cream for Dressing the iidT
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Terms of The American.

Terms Of The American.
Single copy cts.
One copy SIX months, in advance, $l,0o
One copy one year. in advance. 400
No new subscriptions taken unless accompanied
with the money.
TERMS OF ADvERTfSiNG.
One square, being the space occupied by II
lines of solid nonparel type-ten words
to a line-or a space inch in lengthy
one insertion, Sl,O0
Each succeeding insertion, without change
of matter, rs
Two squares, three weeks, 500
Three squares. three weeks, $50
Four squares, three weeks, $40
One column, three weeks, 1890
For longer time than three weeks, price to be
agreed upon at time Of insertion. In all cases to
take the run of the paper. Special notices and
advertisements to be kept the inside of the pa.
per will DO charged rs per cent additional to these
rates. No cuts Of more than an inch in diameter
inserted, unless paid for extra. Transient ad.
vertisements must be paid for in advance.
Advertisements to insure insertion should be
handed id as early as Wednesday morning.
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LNREEDoM NOTICE.

Know all by these presents, that Noah Barton,
Of Dear Isle, Me- for the consideration of fifty dollars to
in hand paid to me by Edgar Barton Of said Deer Isle
do hereby release him until he Is wears OF age
and shall claim Of his earnings aud shall pay nc
debts OF his conlractin: after this date.
NOAH BARTON.
Witness; -CuAsF =. DAVIS.
Deer Isle, Me. March Is, 1865.
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Gymnastics !! j.
Miss Herrick'S

Class for Ladies and Gentlemen, meets as HoPKISs'
HALL, Tuesday and Thursday Evenings, at Il
r..
Juvenile Glass meets Wednesdays and Satur-
days ut 3 o'clock n.
The second lesson in tho course will be given
Tuesday evening.
Those dosirious Of commencing the course can
take private lesson Monday at o'clock p. ".
March 23d. lw
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DIED..

Ellsworth-2lst inst, Mr.. Eranois Redman,
aged 30 years and months.
Sullivan-l6th inst, Capt. VIM. Miller, aged
so years.
Castne-l2th inst, Mrs. Hannah B.. widow of
the late Doty Little, ESQ.,, aged s. years and 3
months.
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5pcfial Notices.
Union Caucus.

Tho Union Voters Of Ellsworth are requested q
meet ut Jordan's Hall, on Saturday, March 25th
at : o'clock 7. NJ, for tho purpose Of nominating
candidates for Town Officers to be supported at tn,
coming Spring Election.
Per- ORDER OF Towx Con-.
Ellsworth, March 23d, 1865.
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NOTICE.

This Is 10 certify that have given my minor sons
Fountain Rodek and Sevenus R,ck their time to trans
act business for themselves. shall claim none ri thel
earnings pay any debts Of their contracting after th
date. DAVID k0DICk.
witness. -pAvlD Ropicv. IN.
Edep, Matck, 18th, l-6A 10
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State Of Mluillc.

y EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT., !
Augusta, March, Is, l>is
An adjourned session Of the Executive Council
will tc held at the Council Chamber In Augusta, ON
Monday the twcnty-sc,cn day of March inst.
Attcst,-El'IlRAIM FLINT, .Ir.,
Secretary of state
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wv my % totsnd IN your precinct,J 10
appear before our Justices Of the Supreme Ju.
dici.l Court next to be holden In Ellsworth. with.
In and for our County Of Hancock, on the fourth
Tuesday Of October next, then aud there in our
said Court to answer unto George w. Tracy and
Andrew G. Gerrish Of Gouldsboro' in said County
of Hancock, Leonard B. Tracy Of Easport in said
County of Washington, Joseph G. Stevens Of Bss.
ton in ths County Of Suffolk and Commonwealth
Of Maleacfdsetts, C. T. aerrish Of New York in
the County and State Of New York, and J. s.
Tucker of Philadelphia In tho County OF Phila
delphia, and State Of Pennsylvania. In \ plea OF
the case for that tho plaintiffs at Staten Island in
the State of New York on tho thirtisth day Of
December 1868, owned and was possessed Of a
certain Bark, called Champion, Of tho burthen OF
two hundred and fifty tons, whereof Leonard d.
Tracy was the master, which was then and there
lying at aLctor for the Purpose Of harbor. And
the said defendants then and there owned and
possessed q certain schooner called NJ. 5. Hatha-
way, whereof one Eleazer Hathaway was then
master sailing at said Staten Island; and the said
Eleazer licthaway the servant Of said defendants
in that hehale, then and there had the manage.
agement of said schooner owned by said defend
ants Yet the said defendants by their said ser.
want so negligentiy nayigated their said schooner
that she by the igcnce Ut tho said defendants
said servant, with great force struck against the
said bark, Champion. then at anchor as aforc-
said, and SO damaged her that the bowsprit, cat
head, br eak rail, bulwarks. top tmbers, shrouds,
b.boom, guys and anchor, and other valuable
appurtenances belonging and then attached TO
said bark, were then and there by said collision
wholly lost, or greatly damaged, and the said
bark, her spars, rigging. and appurtcnances were
then and there 90 damaged, that great delay was
necessary to have a proper repair Of said damage,
all to the damage OF said plaintiffs in the sum Of
six hundred dollars, yet though often requested
the said defendants have not paid said sum but
neglect so to do, to the damage OF said plaintiffs
Gas thcy say) tho sum of six hundred dollars,
which shall then and there be nado to appear
With other due damages. And have you there
this writ with your doings therein.
Witness, John Appleton. Esquire, ct Ell'worth
this thirteenth day Of July in tho year Of OUT
Lord one thousand eight hundred and sixty-four.
p. W. PERRY, Clerk.
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M A II r. Il D.

Franklin-Feb. 25th, by N. A. Swan, ESQ.,, Capt
Curtis E. Pettins i'll to Miss Maria A. Thompson,
all of F.
March I'd. by same, Mr.. Luther B. Goodwin
of Surry, to Miss Edna L. Young, Of r.
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Flour, Flour, Flour |!

The undersigned, wholesale
Fout Dealers 4. Commission Merchants,
have constantly on hand,
st. Louis, Illinois, Michigan and
Canada Flour,
which viii be sold at the lowest market prices.
Gaubert & Chase.
No. 81 Commercial Street,
3m9 PORTLAND ME.
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DIR. MURPHY
From Madame Stephens Hospital. City Of Dublin,
las arrived and 10 affecting
w ON D Err Full CURES

Cancers cured without the knife.
Sight Restored without the use of instruments.
Deafness Cured.
Persons treated for Consumption had better see
the Doctor, as nine cases out Of twelve are not
consumption at all, and are durable.
Secret Diseases cured at first attendance.
Piles. Strokes, DISEASED Minds, Weakness Of the
SPINE, Nocturnal Emissions, Bad Legs, Fits,
Rhenmatism, and all sorts Of diseases spesa.
lily cured.
Bones Set, Hair Restored, and marks removed
from the face.
Notice to Old Country People.
The Doctor treaties all cases the same as he di !
when in the city Of Dublin. The cause Of the
Doctors advertising is that he might be in the
city for years and the afflicted know nothing about
him.
Residence opposite the Court House, Hammond 81.
lys BANGOR.
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MOTTO Z

N . T Z 9 =
TIME Copartnership heretofore existing between
i the undersi gned issthis day dissolved BY mu
tual consent. J. T. Csgood is authorized to
settle all the partnership accounts, and requests
that persons indebted will mako early payments
This business will continne to DO conducted BY
DR.. Ossood who has secured the services Of . good
Dentist to assist him. J. T. OsGooD,
I. A. PRlxCk.
Ellsworth, March LIST, 1865.
A CARD.
take pleasure in announcing to the public that
rin leaving the sopartnership Of OscooD 4 PRINcs,
do 40 with the best of feeling and confidence to
wards DR.. Osgood who will faithfully fulfil all
company contracts i. A. PRINCE.
Ellsworth, March !. 3w8
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OATS! OATS!
CtANADA OATS for sale, wholesale and retail
- by
FISK l. CURTIS.
Ellsworth, March 22l Awl0
Auction SHE.

EDT virtue Of license from Hon. Parker Tuck,
I'D Judge of Probate for the County Of Ham
cock. will offer for sale ut public auction, at tho
dwellinghouse Of Simeon Millikcn, late of Tren.
ton, d, ceased, on Monday the twenty fourth day
Of April next,a mine o'clock in the forenoon, nll
tho personal property of said deceased, consisting
of one cow. horse, implements Of husbandry,
household furniture, TO.
A. c. MILL1KEN, Admr.
Trenton, March, 20, 1865 5wl0M
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70 the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge Of the Court Of Probate
Ac., within and for the County of Hancock:
Joseph HOPKINS, Guardian Of Charles o. and Ed
81 ward y. Doasas and Sarah y. Mayo, heirs of James
Mayo late of Elen in this county, deceased respectful
y represents that the said minor heirs inc ested
certain of the deceased. And the said Guar
dian further represents that he has received IN advana
geous offer for their interest, from Abram Hatset, OF
sa74b and that better ODER probably lie received
and tina. said interest in said real is depreciang
In vaue by retaining It. For which and for the
best good Of hi. said ward and the part of their main
and other debts, the said Guardian respectfully
asks for license sell the said real estate public
private sale and a. in duly bound will ever pray,
JOSEPH HOPKINS.
Ellsworth, Feb ~, 1865
At Court OF Probate held at Ellsworth, within and for
the County Of Hancock, on the fourh Wednesday Of
February. A. n. 1860:
Onthc foregoing petition Ordered, THAT the Petition
give notice all persons interested by causing copy
the petition and order of thereon, to be published
three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
newspaper printed in Ellsworth that they may apcar N
Probate Court he held at Ellsworth, in said county
on the fourth Wednesday Of April next, at ten o'clock
in the forenoon, and shcw II any they have, why
the prayer of said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attcst:-(iKo. A. DYER, Register.
true copy II the petition and order Of court thereon
9a Attest:-GEo. A DYER, Register
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sssres.
Frueess NooA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
r...s,, sassxsi .......... = $1,000
pbys,cisds. so su siss cut y .'''Aes p
paTenr AVN runneennaan neaaesurA
-, Nv. S:"r" ~se9s
&c -. He"..m s Ds'sns noxW osys1
Figs Ganams a: s1.. ro@ae e ,sesp,D -
rants, Raisirs. TsnasioSs, Is;sS
Moss, pieklss. Ae.. As. sls
&C.. &c. &c.; &c., &c., -.
.ru.t tecc;vsd. per Espres.. . nsv s...,v - -
mos, ponuisr Patent Medirihes. s.sss ~ -
BURNETTs Preparations; Bloed fssd. ~ iises
Co,nns;Il, Couchs Dvsn.n.is, rs.sis nssss"~
and h. 1en.rsiion ~ Nh. W..ts5 1ssls ns~s
norrd. Whiteoubs rsr;s5; 70, Esiiss : Ss,ssS1's
Cod I,itsf OIL: Jatnsjs tSrustnsasai Tissssss
Wild Cherry DsIsnns; fuwis,s ana ~ pii"s. -.
J.tre,s Ahtidotn: Drsts;s Bswsoitss. f. c...ss
inc ns;nt tai. rress., TAI CHmmis.;. H.s,is.s.
Gss,rriin. Oil. hsdd;s sha N;iissj fsS.l;eks: ~.
d.rs. chss.cr.on;. Cistfs,s "a itsss...;s vs".ie
pill, for femaIs ahsirrct;on. All 0,-.Is ~
oent u Cure fol- nsf1SS v,stssss: E:hssS3
: al.
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Immediately relieve Coughs,
lCOius, sore Threat, Loss OF
Voice, l'ronccitis. and every
symptom of the first stages OF
Pulmonary Consumption. For
Whooping Cough, Group, Ins
ions Of the Throat, Lungs, and
WALES" are not equaled by any
1; being now used and pre-
hysicians, &c, they are rapidly
in every household,
NIL civilized countries on the
for want of space, refers to
prominent New England fntb
'uLMONALES" with marked
I. Walker, Pastor of the Bow.
Boston, Mass, Rev. u. W.
lehman and Reflector, Rev. II.
brewster, counsellor, 10 Court
T.. White, I'd Div. 9TH Corps,
VI. D., Oculist and Aurist, Il,
. And hundreds of others in
life. Prepared by EDWARD
, at his Medical Warehouse, q,
Mass. Sold by druggists gem
evwlyG
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN.

/
ny authority of the Secretary of the Treasury
the undersigned has assumed the General subschp
ton Agency for thc'sale of United States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three tentIs per cent
interest, per annum, known Hs the
SEvEN-THIRTY LOAN.
THESE MOTIFS DIRE issued under date Of August 18TH
1884, dud Ore payable three years from that time, in
currency, or Dire convertible at the option Of the
holder into
U. 8. $40 Sit per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS
rhs.s bond. are now t.or.i, il premium of nine per
cent, including gold interest from Now, which
makes the actual profit on the 80 loan at current
rates, including interest," about ten per cent; per
annum, besides its exemption from State and mimi
epal sa<dton, rhich adds from to three per cent
more, according to the rate levied on other property
The interest is payable semi-annually by coupons nt
tsched to each note, which III" be cut Of lind sold
to any bank or banker.
The interest amounts to
One cent per day on a $40 note.
Two cen.aU 90 04iO0
Tan 4so0 O..
30 - F." 5000"
~ 0SSoo0"
Notes Of all the denominations named will be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions
This is
The Only Loan in Market
now offered y the Government, and it is confidently
expected that Its superior advantages will make ii
the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN Of THE PEOPLE.
Less than $500 100000 remain unsold which will
probably be disposed of within the next 60 or 20
days, when the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium as has uniformly been the case on closing
| the subscriptions to other Loans.
In Older that citizens of every town and section
of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
the loan the National Banks, State Banks, and Pri.
vate Bankers throughout the country shavc gener-
ally agreed to receive subscriptions ut par. Sub.
scrbers will select their own hgents, in whom they
have confidence, and who only are to be responsible
for the delivery Of the notes for which they receive
orders.
JAY COOKE,
| SUBsCRIPTIoN AGENT, PHILADELPHIA,
Subscriptions will be received by the First Nation
al Bank of Bangor. Second National Bank of Ban
gor. kenduskcag National Bank of Bangor. 3mG
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SKlNNER'S
PulMCNALES
FOR COUGHS

fiuenza and all affect
Chest, the "PULMO!
medicine in the worlt
scribed by eminent p
becoming the best co
Camp, and Cabin, in
Globe. DR.. Skinner,
only a few ndmcs nf
who have used his II
good results. Rev. o.
dOin Square Church,
Olmst. al, Editor Wa
Uphan, Hon. A. o. I!
st. Boston, Lieut.. 4.
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