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us. [ .'. 7-30 LOAN 2 I'll I RID SERIES.
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By authority of the Secretary of the Trss.,u,. the undersigned the General Subscription Agent for the sale of United States Securities ofFsrs to the public the third series of Treasury Nctas bearing seven and three-tenths per cent. inter est per annum, known as the
 7.,3O LOAN.
 These notes are issued under date of July lr 1865. and dre payable three years from that date Tn currency, or are convertible at the option of holder into s -
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
DIED.

: ;
 June 18th, Mrs. EmelDe F., wife of Fred'k Remer, aged P. s, ..' .r., Hartford papers please copy. . :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
TAKEN UP.

CAME into my possession, on or before the O the 18th day of June, TWO SHEEP, one eve and one wether, with no artificial marks. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take them away.
 MILO BARTHOLOMEW. Goshen, June 20th, 1865.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
DIVIDEND.

FHNHE Directors of the Iron Bank have this -H day declared a semi-annual Dividend of per cent. on the Capital Stock, free of Govt tax out of the earnings ot the last six months payable on the first day of July next
 A. c. RANDALL, Cashier Falls Village, June 18th, 1865. 93w
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
The Clipper Moving and Keeping
 MA CHIN E s.

MA HI N E S.
 \ RE adapted to every variety of surface and
 They are lighter in weight and draft, and more perfect in cutting than any other machine in market. The height of. cut can be varied by the driver while the machine is in motion and without leaving his seat. They are simple durable, and not liable to get out of order.
 The One Horse Mower can be drawn by one horse as easily as the ordinary two-horse ma chimes by two horses. \ All kinds of Agricultural Implements, Seeds and Fertilizers constantly on hand Send for circnlars. R. H. ALLEN & CO.,.
 94wl IS9 and l9l Water st., New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
NOTICE.

NHE Annual Meeting of the Litchfeld Mu- II tual Fire Insurance Company will be held at the Office of said Company in Litchfield on the First Monday, in July 1865, at o'clock, p. m. Tor the choice of Officers, and to transact any other business proper to come before said m eeting. JASON WHITING, Sec.
 Litchfeld; June 18th, 1865. g td
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29

WKI B have found it :! brand of Flour di- w rect from tue Mills, taking quality and price into COT sideration. that Tt be beaten lis good enau ugh for an. cp'>Iire and Cheap enough for the Million. Try
 ltf HA1lE BRCs. & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29
lprobate Notiees.
A Ia Court of Probate holden at Sharon with EA in and for the District of sharon on the

EA in and for the District of sharon, on the 9th day of June. A. D. 1865 q s9'F 5e asi
 PRESENT. Charles Sears. Esq Judge.
 On motion of Elizabeth P. Stoddard, Execu trix on the Estate of ELiAKIhIS. STODDARD Jr late oi Sharon, within said District deceased This Court doth .ecree that six months be al lowed and limited for the creditors of said es tate to exhibit th.il claims against the same to the Executrx aforesaid, and directs that public notice be given of this order by adver Using in q newspaper published in Litchfield and'by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Sharon, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
 Certified from Record, i '--
 3w CHARLES SEARS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-29

'' UnQuestionably the best sastaiaed sooyk Of the
 kind if the World''
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The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-21
NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL OF MEDICINE.
ANNUAL COURSE OF LECTURES FOR 1sss.sc.

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City Of New Orls
The accession Of Professors Henry t. Camnhall
late OF Augusta Ga, and A. C. Holt late Of Wood
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L CRowcouR. N D. Professor Of Medical Chen.
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HowAAD SMITH d., Professor Of MAtariA Med.
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Land for Sale or Ia Rent

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At Court OF Probate held at Ellsworth within and for the
County, of Hancock, the first wednesday Of
January A. D. 1865.
JyrILLiAM CONAnY, Administrator Of the estate Of
w Daniel f. Lufhin, late OF Deer Isle, Ia stfi coao-
ty deceased having presented his first account Of Ad-
mnis.raton upsn said deceaseis estate fnr PROBATE:
Ords,,SThatthc said Administrator give notice there
OF TO all persons interested by causing copy N s ncT
t be nashed three weeks successiyely Ia the Ellsworth
American, inted In Ellsworth that they may apiea. ~
a probate Court to he holden at Ellsworth on she
hrt Wednesday Of February next at ten Of the clock IN
te forenoon and shew easse, il any they have, why
the same shosla not be allowed. -. -
A troe copy-Attest:
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Tho fol,o;v;,r oe;oa., - 49,,
bv n Joi.,t r,orr.,,,;o,, 3 a.. I..s,s.
on FRIDAY last:
For Sec'y Of State, Ephraim Flint. .Jr
Attorney. Gen. John A. Peters. Esq
" Adiutant General, John T.. Hodsdon
Land Aren't. Jsaae !. CLARK
NJ, '''''' '''oe' Nh"s
iloioeh' huins Prince, Alanson Starks
'oSePh farWell, lilram Ruggles, james
w. Lyman.
Politically. says the K,notbcc Lo,,rnaj
the Uopsa nf fRcnrosarto,iros ,.1-
Ir,;o,, 20,
~
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80
The Senate is unanimo,s,r Ir,;o,
''''
Tile pnhIic arc invitod IN road -.,,o
pro,osol, f,. ,,r,,.;. :. -:
-, .'' wa .ha 'io 'na'is Ill -ha'ie'
Puoilsheo IN our columns this week. This
schedule of mail routes, and the Govern
- 80 ;, '-'''"'e' 'iic usual variety
y '''''e' ''''i'o'S 'I''''cf
1t is said there are 60.O0O thousand
of pir-tajls in California. but instead q,
bo;n,r .ho .to., a.,;..
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iainli,' tsiey are attached to tile heads OF
6O,U00 John Cinnamon.
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no opium nor anything injurious"
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An elegant combination for coughs. "
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81 recommend their use to Public
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As there are limitations, be sure to oo-
tain the genuine.
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BI o x r z " e
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Is The Best IN the World

True and Reliable Dye Known.
his snlypdia Hair Dye IA Perfct-ohanges Red, Rusty
~ Grey Hair instantly to Glossy Biack Natural
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II sats Of Dal Dyes The genuine is signed WILLIAM
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honl, he avoided. Sold By all Druggists, &c. fAcfo
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Batcheia's Nsw Todd Cream for Dressing TIC Han
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BORROW ERs OF IDEAS.
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InEROMERS OF lpEAS.

There are not, at the present time,
twelve different kinds Of medicines that
can't be claimed as original discoveries or
that Indicate special curative power
over disease, in the world. OF all the
popular remedies in the L. S, net six can
claim originality.
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
Vas the first remedy that was ever issued
10 the world under the assurance that 1t
would stop the most violent pains in u
few moments, and that its controlling In-
fuence over pain was superior to ChioIo-
f,rm, Morphine, Opium, Hyosciamas,
Colchium, and other oficlal preparations;
that it accomplished its cares without
deadcniug the perceptive faculties, or
lul.ing the patient to iascnsiSllIty that
the patient suffering pain was instantly
relieved Of pain, without disturbing the
general health or faculties. This dlscov-
ery was original. The history Of medi-
cine furnishes no such remedy-yet, after
its success was proven, imitators set to
work, aud the country WAS flooded with
legion Of limitations some were called
pain killers, instant relief, speedy relief,
&c. all Of which are mere limitations OF
Radways Ready Relief. If the public
desire positive remedy that will stop
pain Immediately after it is used, pur-
chase Railways Ready Relief Price 20
cents per bottle. Sold by Druggists.
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13

At Court OF Probate held EIsw(th within aud ,or
the county of Hancock, The Ast Wednesday of
January 4. d, 1865.
nN The petition of willard Treworr administrator Of
the estate OF Levi e. IreworSy, Ne Of sur. Y, in
said county decets ID, representing that Me personal
tate of said deceased is nor sufficient to Nthe Just debts
which he owed at the time Uf his death "A The sn Of
four hundred and fifteen d0ars, and rayA tr ,ense
to sell and ouayey much u the read si;tte cas-
ed al may be NECESSARY Tor the payment oNad deots
ard incidental churges;
Or4erei That the petitiouS I'VE n7tiee
thereof to the hiirs OF said deceased aad s pei
interested by causing copy Of this oFer to be kbliss
three weeks u1cessivey in the Ellsworth Americ\ pr
ed in Eilasorth, in said county, tAA they NV an
pear ut prohrte Cour 10 be holden Al Ellsworth, ia
county on the first Wednesday Of February nA II
ten O'Clock in the forenoon, and slew an1se, II annie,
hye why the prayer of said pepn senid not he graA
PARisER TuSA, Ja'lA
A true o9py-At:eSt:
s2P Gao. A.prES. RegisterA
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13

At Court Of Probate foden Ellsworth within and for
the County OF Hancock, the first &ednesay oi
January A. n. 1865,
nHEBE ]. WHITING, widow Of Albert Whiting, late
/ of Bucksport, ceased, having made application
for allowance Of the personal estate Of said
deceased;
10 all persons by causing copy OF this order to
be published three weeks successiyey in the Ellsworth
American printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear a,
Probate Court to he held at Ellsworth on the hrst
Wednesday Of February next at ten OF the clock in the
srenosn and shew caus<, II any they have why al al
lowance shoald not be made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest
scr GEO DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13
or roRrcLosrRN.

Charles Rogers. IN Che farth day Of Februqrr
.. l65, b ai dee rof mortgage Of that date record.
ed AT hancock County Registry, vol ia} PAGE 81.
haylneeonyeyed TO iFiliihm Wi here now ttcceascd
and iharcs j, Abbott, hNecators and Trustees nu-
dor James Gragtors VIII, ia their said capacity Il
loa Of land in Castine bounded northwesteriv hy
Land OF ilorgtio tlodson, soatheaste,iv hy Water
street, n0lthen,tfrlY by lA once owned b. te late
NhfllH jasN - and seathwestetiy b. Main Street,
and the condition of said Mortgage having been bro
ken, claim q foreclosure Whereof
o. Aseo1T, Irq,-tee &c.
Coy5,i1o Docem3er, 81, las5l. ae
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13
M A. r r e D.

Ellsworth-sth inst, by Rev. DR.. Tenney, Mr.. Edwin
Borzcy Of f., to Miss Hannah Cousins Of Trenton.
West Eles--Sth inst, by d. 2. Marcyes, Esq, Mr..
John II Burr to Miss Ladora A. Pray, both Of T..
Eden 3ls ult by L. J. Thomas, Esq, Capt. Ansel H.
Leland to Miss Chastena NJ. Hanor all Of n.
Mt Desort--Jsn. 3, by Rev. J. A. Pummer, Mr.. Jo-
scph 7. Siutiard to Hiss Elizabeth J Jordan.
Goudsboro- 5,hinst by II. NJ. soule, Esq, Mr.. chas
Blance to Miss Mary P. Clark
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13
, pu1NIsrRAroks SAFE OF REAL EsrAgE.

Notice is hereby gv thai by virtue Of license from
the Probate Court OF TIM County there wiz be exposed
for sale, the housaof e late Stephen Baisde Jr IN
said orlana, saturday eighteenth day Of iesrna
ry next, a. len O'clock in serynron, much Of iss
real estate OF s,id stephenisssen, Jr, deceased
viii prodece the Of fenA b,inrod dsllsrs FOR the
payment Of his debts and s sn charges Of sale aud
charges Of administration. Md real estate is siJs
Ia said 0rlant As road e hing TO Ellsworth, near tine
on which Isaac Eastman n lives and consists OF
the right equity TO redesn aAhomesead OF ihs late
stephen Bia.slei Jr dscesseA with the reversion Of
the widow dover. Terms ca<hAa delivery of deed
HAfESpiNkiAM,A Aaur.
Orand, Jan. Q. 1868. SIR
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13

This is to certify that h5ve been cured of Ca
tarrh in the worst form, by Mrs Manchester. l
have been to New York and Boston, have paid
out large sums of money. and was never benefit
ted, but in most all made worse. | saw
Mrs. NJ in June, she told me my case was bad
one, the tubes in the throat and upper part of the
lungs had become very much affected, all oi
which | knew was the case. commenced taking
her medicine in June, and can truly say that
am now we'll man. L ain trader, and in the
habit of talking great deal, and her curing .rie
will bo the means of hundreds OF dollars in my
pockets, as row l can talk without hurting me-
Go and consult her, and you will be perfectly
satisfied. ). Ii. STEPHEN, Belfast, Me.
Nov. Il.
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13
CERTITICATEs OF CURES.

CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
Forty Years Deat5tess Cured.
This is to certify that was deaf fol forty years
and that Mrs. Manchester has entirely restored
my hearing, for which | thankful. Before
called to sec Mrs. Manchester, | couli only hear
when persons who addressed Inc would speak very
loud, right into my car. Now | can hear as well
as did before | was afflicted at all. The beat
ing and buzzing which attended my deafness, and
made it go dsagreeable, has entirely subsided.
am now "a years Of age, and reside in st. chn,
New Brunswick. ia AAEs AN NDERoUN.
April 3, 1868.
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13
Abstract of Exemptions

Granted to Drafted Perssrs, by the Board OF Ka.
ro,usns, In the Fifth District, State Of Maine,
durins the week ending Saturday,
December 81, 1851,
With Tho cause Of exemption stated in each case
ron rarscAL DISABILITY.
Nathaniel Hatch, 1slssborc, Charles II Noyes,
Deer Isle, Ftancis II. Torrey, do, Joseph Ii. Todd,
Canden.
yuaSisnEp SUBSTITUTES ~ NAVY.
James II. 0routt, Drooksvil,e, Charles b. Morey
Dset Isle, Eparaim II. Pray Mt. Desert.
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13
sarsentvi|le, Dec. 1854.
Office or ronEc1osri,E

~ Office OF sfoREC1osCNE
Nathaniel wilson and David :, o. Wilson, late of
Castine, deeqased the tenth day Of oeto5gr. A p
1859, by theirdeed of mortgage recorded at Hancock
County lieffy vol. Us, page 10, lag conveyed 10
the Inhabiiatts of Castine lot OF land lFing In
Castiue, bounded northeasterly' by the hiHitway,
southeasterlyiby fenebseoi Bay, northTes,eri{ y
lately owned b. Harvey Harding. being tie wester,
fourth of tht home stead OF tis~ hate David Wiz
son and the cSdition of said mortgage hasingbeen
broken, we elaiA foreclosure thereof. ~
INHABITANTS OF CASTIAE. =
Castine, DC. 2sASGf 92Aas
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13

N
FlEt an eNteii.isu -, H. ,h f.,.a
~ years o".t.'ue t p!,t ~ - E'aa ,ss =, - - r,oa
states also ~ 'tete hIiy", tan0 - n e'et roiesa
ce.thlres' o''ea,s, ,, ~ -. % $50. n -, - -, In
il an -pefs ot ., ,!!, ~ 80, ,, "a, ~ -; 49,
era' 'eii'' ~ w, w. t itt ~ ,'sio ~ HIT, ,
Ailete,' .. sufelsu - ii ~" ,h -. y
u'li'S o, ,, ~ ,hi he aoe Tcrss nf ths
fv'''ele1 IA az % s., ia a., re,.tt, ,le uo,ar
ei'ihs ~ " VI @ ~! l,,I l ~ -, " as,in'1..nn Wv ~
A., -ii,i.s.s he Ir - In New Fpct,,a b,,
my s,r' a. advaIta.es for secnrng Pa
,atf NJ as.rtainilg the paeutbity of Inventions un-
lly IL not i'm nneasurably superior to- any which
cip bepf,reritlefi els .lyhe. The Testimonials below
,xen ps,iye shat y,rr is MORE 81 CCEssPUL AT IllE
ptrA NPOtXrCE tlan the subscriber aud 81 &C Ees
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13
Special Notlres.

Ladies Circulating Library
State St, two doors above the American oAi:e.
Open every Saturday afternoon and evening.
TERMS
80 cts, 9 months, Book.
Is
&c sins slc volume. 4'
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DIED.:

Elen--2l inst, very suddenly, Mr. Jason Wasgau,
aged &C years.
Marave-Jnn 9th, Aphonzo Smith, aged 16 years
and mouths, son of the late Jonathan Smith.
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13

prAru OF Nix. DALLAs.-IlUn. George
Miilin Da las for four years icc-PFesi-
lout of the United States, die! ia PAjla-
,lclrh:a, sudlcnly, ON the 3l,t utt. lle
was the sou Alexander j. Dallas. and
was horn July lo,.l192. IL graduated
at Princeton, in $50, was admitted T.
the bar in 1918, aal was at onte sent 10
St. Petersburg a. Secretary for Nr. Gal;
latin, on special MISSION. lie returned
home after the treaty OF Cheat was
signed, entered political H!c and was
elected Mayor of Philadelphia, then APP
pointed District Attorney, aul finally
chosen United States Senator. He was
also minister to St. Petersburg for two
Years from lS3, to 1889. In le44 h.
was elected Vicc.p President, and in 1896
was appointed Minister to England by
Mr.. Buchanan, and held the place until
the appointment OF Mr.. Adams, when he
returned home, and has since lived in re-
tircment.
Mr.. Dallas was gentleman Of the old
school and man Of capacity and integ-
rity, who preserved the traditions OF the
best class of democratic statesmen, and
enjoyed the respect OF his fellow citizens
Of every party.
Ellsworth American., 1865-01-13
For Sale.

Tie Real Estate ct tic late Leonard JarciS
in .Surry and EllStrorfh.
The Estate ia Surry comprises two dwelling
hoI,es building and tillage lands, and valuable
Ter power in the village, and so'ne two thousand
acre, OF wild l. l..
The wster ptiyaegeis supplied from faiten's Fond
which +, tuo and an hat mites long and mile
wi r the ia from the pond to its outlet at the ar
Dor = ninety 'eet.
The, purity aud abundance Of the water from this
pond and The factt II there is no woolen factory
Ni hin fifty miles Of SUrry. render the privilege
valuable Tor manufacturing purposes.
TIE Estate in IN5Worth is i'll lis Northeastern
parf and consists OF some three thousand acres of
land .rued Ia be good settling land, and to be
heayily clothed with wood.
lbe ahlar property will be sold in parcels, or to-
ceher On liberal terms to price, and time OF pay
tIeIt.
Al4'irati n may be made to Hon. Charles Jarvis
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