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Instruction Books and N,ssic for The Cq5iaa Organ,
Ntio3eon, and iastrGattatS u a Stta.lar class.
Zandel's Melodeon MISUNDERSTANDING tho
Elements of Music Progressive finger Exercises,
AMI a large collection OF Choice Music, 81, so.
New Method for the Melodeon Containing in
addition to Lessons and Exercises, collection of
Popular Songs, Psalm and Hymn Tunes, Si.5O.
Carharts Mclodeon.- Elementary aud Progress
sive Studies, with Choice Vocal and Instrumental
Music, 81, 80.
Winners Perfect Guide for the Melode on.--De-
signed Self Instructor, with Choice Music, IS.
Melodeon without Master.-By L. l.. White,
IS.
The Seraphine and Melodeon Instructor. so.
The Seraphine.--A collection of Music for the
Melodeon, Seraphine and Reed Organ.
Sent post paid on receipt of price. Oliver Dit
son 4 Co., Publishers, III Washington Street,
! Boston,
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GUARDIAN SALE

Pursuant To license from tie Hon. Parker Tuck,
Judge OF Probate within aud for tie County ut Han
cock ,huli uGtr Ter sale Wednesday the twenty
fist diy Of June ucNt at three O'clock in The after
noon, at the Store Of Mr-srS- Means Wentworth i'll
Surry II certain parcel OF real estate ia which sarah
Z. Holt minor aud i.ur %. Jonah Holt i,r OF Blur
hill, is interested, situated ia thC town NJ SUrry, and
described fellows, To Wit lie inning a. III" south
westerly corner al lot No - formerly owned by John
Montgomery an1 occupied by Alexander Alley
thence not tilea-terlY said 40. :, Ia >tak" aud
stones thence snuthcasterly eighty rods by lot No
T., thcuco soaihHcsierly T. the uchill line thence
by said Bmei line nprtliH c,icriy 10 the LTsi mcI'
iioucd bounds being the northcriy half part Of lot
No, g, and containing eighty acres, more ar less
Terms Cash.
JOHN STEVENS, Guardian.
Blucll May lI.h ls65. IN
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To the Hon, Parker Tuck Judse Of Frbate Within
and for the County Of Hancock.
I NSrHER T. OsG 1OD Of 0rlani, in said c.uny, re
II spec.iul represents that she is heir al law in the
real esae OF Hugh IL Carr late Of said urland. decras
eds w.t. In land caapeete with thu home lara and a!sn
Ia several wood lots at or near trea Pond Nuuntlinn
tanning several hundred acres and all lying IN III
town Of orand. that the personal properly a. said de
ceased is more than suilioieat TO pay all has dents and
charges Of sraton-that said laid is suffering
strip waste, and your petitioner is entitled 70 one
eighth share Of the and is DESTROYS Of holding her
share in seyeraty with all the Others, viz: Mary Ann
Page of Euspart, Elizabeth s Turner Of Pen hscot Su
Cotton Nancy Starr, Elisha = Carr Sarah u. Carr
all OF said orlaud and HELEN 5. Carr daughter of the
late George W Car, of Buckspor sail HELEN 5.
residing in Dorchester, Mas u equal shares to each
Wherefore Your petitioner rrays that Commissioners Of
division upon said esar may be appointed, aud parti-
ton Of said estat. decreed. according to law
ESTHER 4. 0SGo0D.
Done at Probate Court, Ellsworthi April ooh, ls65
At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within and
for the County of Hancock, on the fourth Wednesday
Of Apr !, A.. D. ie65.
On tie foregoing petition Orf,red That the psiition-
or give notice to al, persons interested, by causing
cop, of the petition and order of Court thereon TO be
published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Amer
lean newspaper printed at Ellsworth and also four
days personal notice the Heirs residing IN The
holden Ellsworth in sand County, the third Wednes-
day Of June next, at ten Of the clock in tine lore
noon aud shew cause any they have, why the prayer
OF said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest-GEo A. DYER, Register.
ru copy Of the petition and order OF court thereon
20A Auasti-dEo' A. DYER Register
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WAR El AIMS.
AE BUlsNEIAia. General Agent
ELLSWORTH, Ne.

Every Soldier wounded in battle and ',ischarg.
ed or discharged by reason oil sickness or disease
contracted ia the service, while in the line Oi his
duty, l. entitled to II Pension.
Hs-Ihc Willows and Minor Children of every
solder who dies ia the service, OF is killed in battle
or dies OF wound, Or disca,c contracted in the SER
vice. are entitled 10 Pension.
rs-OfpAan Sisters under sixteen, and Mothers
whose husbands dead, in law and n,eaHs) dr-
pendent on soldier, who have died IN the sorsiee,
are entitled to Pension.
no-A state and National Bounty i due and can
DC old aimed by me for the Widow, Children, Father
Mother, Heirs, Of every soliicr who IS killed OF
dies la the - rYiee.
Ig-By an a,t of Congress passed March 81. lNil,
the Widow Children of Nine Months volunteers,
who were killed in the service, are entitled to 500
Bounty.
es-Back pay, arrears of paw, and NIL allowance
due the soldier the time Of his death, can he OBJ
tanned by me.
Applications sent by mail giving full particulars,
will lie promptly attended 10 and information given
WITHOUT Ci.AEeE.
4. Il. ETKN1SAN,
Ellsworth, Ne.
Once over Aikens' Stove store, State Street.
REFERENCEs.
Arno WswelI, Ellsworth.
+. w, Perry, Clerk OF Courts, Ellsworth Is
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Boston-2ith. by Rev. DR.. Nealc Mr.. L. OH
yer Andrews Of b., to Frances A.. dsug glitter Of l..
]. Thomas, Esq, of Eden, Me.
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a O. a ICE
EREEDON NOTICE.

hereby give public notice that have sold my mi.
nor SON Iemuel A. wood, his time to transact bust
ness for HIMSELF and shall claim of his earn
inns nor ny any debts of his racing after this
date. L, g. WOOD
Witness ELISHA WOOD.
Deer Isle, May u, 1850 1Sw
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Terms of The American.

Single copy D CTS.
One copy SIX months, in Advance, 81 90
One copy one year, in advance, 200
No new subscriptions taken unless accompanied
with the meuey.
TERMS oF ADyERllsiNG
One square, being the space occupied by -
lines OF solid nonparicl type-ten words
to line-or space inch in length,)
one insertion, 81, 90
Each succeeding insertion, without change
of matter, ,25
Two squares, three weeks, 800
Three squares, three weeks, $50
Four squares, three weeks, 500
One column three weeks, $500
For longer time than three weeks, price to be
agreed upon tim, of Insertion. In all Gus es to
take the run Of the paper. Special notices and
advertisements to be kept on the inside of the pa
per will be charged % per cent additional to these
iates. No cuts of more than an inch in diamet
inserted, unless paid for extra, Transcient ad.
vertisements must be paid for in advance.
Advertisements to insure insertion should be
handed in early as Wednesday morning.
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FOR SALE.

second hand, "vESSEL'S BOAT sixteen
feet long, in good repair inquire of the SUBJ
scliber at |. NJ, Grants Shipyard.
*2wl9 III HIGGINS.
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Gymnasium Exhibition.

EffBRs remaining unclaimed in the Post
- Office at Ellsworth, State Of Maine, 3lth
Of May, !s6j:
Bunker, John Moore, louisa
Bridge. A. j. Miller. Mary
Brann, A. X. Mann, J. q.
Dow, Rynalao Pettingill, Clara T..
Flood, AMMO mi,h Joseph +.
Higgins, Martha Shurbarne. Samuel
lIaney Edward ulman, j. ca
JOY, Judith N.
sg- Hereafter tn1 cents eac, will be charged
FOR advertised letters and cent drop let
tiers.
Persons calling for the above viii please say
advertised. l. ID. JORDAN, Postmaster
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TO TEE E.sDsES!
Both Married and Single. Y
THE OLDEST REGULATOR rO2 FEMALES. \
VIUESI NEuULW VH 7
DR.. Cheeseman's Fem


will Immediately relieve, without pain, all disturb
ances of the periodic discharge, whether arising
from relaxation suppression. They act like u
charm in removing the pains that accompany diff
cult or jmmodcrate meitstruaton, ANA are the only
safe and reliable remedy for furles, sick Headache,
Gains i'm the Ions, Back aid Sides, Papitation OF
the Heart Nervous Tremors, Mysteries, Spasns,
Broken Sleep. and other imp easant and dangerous
effects of an unnatural condition Of the sexual lnc-
tOns. In the worst eases OF fiaor dtbdS, or mites
they effect speedy cure
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Have been used OYER QUARTER OF CEN
TURY. They offered As the only safe means of
renewing interrupted menst uation, but Lddcs must
kear in mind that, there is condition Of the Re-
s,afe system in tehsch these ri Is be taken r
ont producing PECtLlAR RESULT The con
1iifioa referred TO is PREGNINC I-~the result
ANSC1R T., Such Is the irresistible tendency OF
"a, medic inc 10 restore the scrual functions TO nor
v,al c,ndifiep that eren The reproductive Po1rer of
nature cannot reSiStn THEY CANNOT DO llAEM
IN any other way. 49,
Are the onIy Medicine that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied upon for many years or can re-
Iy upon now. BFWIRE OF iMTIT1ONS. These
Pills form the Finest Preparations eper put torrdrd
with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DoNI
BE DECEIVED Take this advertisement to your
Druggist, and tell him that You rant ne bESI ana
most Reliable FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD, which is comprised in
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
They have received and are now receiving the
sanction of the most eminent Physicians ia daerica
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each Box--the price,
One Dollar per Boz, eontainingtrQm 80 to 90 Pills.
Pulls sent by maui, promptly, by rcmitng the price
to the Proprietors or auy authorized Agent, in cur
rent funds.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HoTCnINS & HIELYER, Projectors
fefFE
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r E Al + L A I e
Household Furniture, Carpets,
EEDS and BEDDING.
AT A UCTION.
At CaStinc, Maine.
RS. PRESCOTT, Auctioneer.
On THURSDAY, June Sth, 1866,

oo~U3 ~"'e| OVe3 AOoO3
at . o'clock A. NJ, at the dwelling house, home
stead of the late DoTY LITTLE, deceased, for and
on account of the heirs, the entire Furniture of
said house-eonsisting of Feather Beds and Bed
ding. Bureaus, Chairs, Tables, Carpets, Looking
Glasses, Kitchen Furniture, &c, &c.
REAL EsTATE.-At ii o'clock A. NJ, on the
premises, that most desirable property on the cor
ncr OF Green and Court streets in Castine the late
Homestead Of Doty Little. The buildings consist
ing of a House, Ell, Stables and Sheds, tho lot
containing 27,o00 feet Of choice land, all in a
high state of cultivation, abounding with Apple
and Plum Trees, Raspberries, Currants and other
fruits; in the immediate vicinity of all the
churches and public schools The Common di.
rectly on one side Of the house has a commanding
view of the Penobscot Bay, with its islands,
while the waters of Bagaduee River arc all open
to view, and in the distance may be seen the city
of Belfast, and all the prominent tewns on the
Bay, while nothing can excel the mountain seem
cry On the north and cast The whele may be
fitted up for Boarding House or 1Ictel, with un-
equalled prospects of success such being great
~ needed by the community, and by those visit
ing the most beautiful town Of the Penobscot.
For particulars apply to S. X. Devereux, Esq,
of Castine, or of the Auctioneer, at No. 2 Gem
trail street, Bangor. Sale positive. Terms liberal.
May Is, 1866.
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Ladies Circulating Library

State St.. two doors above the American Office
Open every Saturday afternoon and evening.
TERMS:
so cts, months, Book.
rs " !" Is
,06 single volume.
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EhHEREA5 The town of Ellsworth, at n legal
w meeting, held on the 10th day Of January
1865, authorized the selectmcn of the town to
give to any person volunteering into the military
or naval service Of the s., u town note for four
hundred dollars; snd whereas, two notes of hand
were made By US, enc running to Alexander D..
staekpolc and enc running to William 3ollard,
Jr., and placed in the hands of the recruiting Of
icer for these men when they catered the service
rs Volunteers; and whereas said Dollard and
Stackpole did not enter the service as volunteers
bat substitutes and came into pc session of said
notes therefore are not entitled to them by vote
of the town, therefore the public arc cautioned
Il gainst purchasing or ne sotiating said notes.
J. NJ. HALE, )seleetmcn
j. W. WOOD, of
MOSES HALE, } Ellsworth
Ellsworth, May 18th, lSG5. 3wlS
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d I D..

Enstbrook-Aprl 18th, Alma W.. wife of John
L. Demeyer, and daughter of Walter and phebo
Haslsm, Of Waltham. She died happy In the
blissiul hope OF a glorious Immortality, calmly
and trustingly reposng herself to sleep in the
arms of her savieur, and in the presence of dear
and loving friends.
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State Of Maine.

TnKAsuEEHs OFFICE, May 20. 1865.
Upon the following township or tracts of Land
not liable to be taxed in any town. the following
assessments werc made by the County Com
missioners Of Hancock County, on the fourth day
of April 1865.
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! ,oREcLosuRE OF MORTGAGE.

Reuben Gragg Jr.. of Ellsworth! in the County of
Hancock and state OF Maine by his deed of Mortgage
dated June twenty third A. -. isji and recorded in
tine Hancock Registry Vol 81, page DIS conveyed to
Nathaniel }. Miller Jr. then OF Ellsworth aforesaid
a certain lot parcel of land situated in said Els
worth, bounded aud described follows TO wit :
founded nor,hwesterly by land or formerly
owned by Thomas Robinson Esq northeasterly by
Land now or formerly owned by Richard Tinker Esq,
Soutlieas'crly by the homestead OF the lutte john
Chamberlain ksq., aud southeasterly by the shore
road leading to the rails and containing tour AID
fourth acres more or less-to secure the pay
ment of three certain notes therein described aud
the said Nathaniel !, Miller Jr.. on the twentieth
day OF August \. d. 1867, assigned and transferred
SAID mortgage aud notes to the subscribers Henry
NJ. aud Barlow Hall OF Ellsworth aioreSad-wiieh
assignment is recorded in the iIancock Registry
NJ. IL page leland tHc conditions OF said mort
u having hten broken, we cain II foreclosure of
tie according TO the statute in such made
aud pro, ded ani tercbj give notice OF the sanae.
HENRY NJ. & BARLOW HALL.
By their Atty, wM T.. JOY.
Dated at Ellsworth May 29,h \. d. 1sa5. 70.
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A green bottom SKffF, eeiled up; ceilings
unpaiated ANY information in regard to her
freely paid for.
THOMAS W. UADLEY.
Eden, May 9th, 1853. 3w20
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN.
THIRD SERIES,
@20O,OOO,OOO.

THIRD SERIES,
B3oO,OOO,OOO.
undersigned, the General Subscription gent for tho
sale of United States Securities offers to tho public
the third series OF Treasury Notes, hearing seven
and three-tcnths per cent. interest per annum
known as the
7.3O LOAN.
These notes are issued under date July Is, 1866
and are payable three years from that date in
currency, or are convertible at the option of the
holder into
U. s. $40 Six per cent.
COLLABORATING BONDS,
These Bonds are now worth n handsome premium
and are exempt, as ar all the Government Bonds
from State, County. and Municipal tarasioa. hfch
adds from one to three per cent. per AMMAN TO their
uatue, according to the rate levied upon other
property. The interest is payable semannually by
coupons attached to each note, which may be cut
or aud sold to any bank or banker.
Inc interest at 1.3o per cent amounts TO
One cent per day on $40 note.
Two cents " s. $500 g
Ten " So $500 Z"
20 " - j" $1,000"
81 I" "S5ooo"
Notes of all the denominations named will be
Promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions,
The Notes Of this T.ird Series are precisely sim
lar In form and privileges to the seven.Thirtes
already sold, except that the Government reserves
to Itself the option of paying interest in gold coin at
6per cent, instead of 2 3-lohs in currency. Sub
scrbers will deduct the interest in currency up to
July l5th at the time when they subscribe.
TIL, delivery of the notes of this third series of
the Seven-thirties will commence on the LIST of June
and will be made promptly and continuously after
that date.
The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter of interest
The payment in gold if made, will be equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher rate.
The re,urn to specie payments, in the event Of
wAc! only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be awaited of, would so reduce and equalize prices
that purchases made with six per cent. in gold
would be fully equa! to those made with seven and
tlrce=tcnths per cent. in currency. This is
Tho Only Loan in Market
now offered by the Government, and it its superior
advantages make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN Or The PEOPLE.
Less than $3.50 0o9.0o0 of the Loan authorized
by Congress now ON the market. This
amount at the rate at which it is being absorbed viii
all be subscribed for within sixty days when the
notes will undoubtedly command a premium. as has
uniformly been the closing the subscriptions
to other Loans.
In order 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 have gener.
silly agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers will select their agents. in whom they
have confidence, and who only arc 20 be responsible
for the delivery OF the notes fer which they receive
orJe;5.
Jag COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT PHILADELPHIA.
May l., ISG5
sab criptions will be received by the First Nation
gor. kcnduskeag National Bank of Bangor. 1owls
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By authority of the Secretary of the Treasury the
Undersigned the General Subscription Agent for the
sale of United States Securities, offers to tho public
the third series OF Treasury Notes, hearing seven
and three-tenths per cent. interest per annum,
Euown ne ha
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

10 shs CleTyy Of the Episcopal Church "a
the Diocese Of 7sras
DEAR BRErHEzE: The termination Of
She war, and the changes which have
bllowed it. render it proper, in accord
snce with the teachings Of Scripture
and the practice of the Church, that
there should be a return to the liturgy
50 it vas before. our late Goverpment
vas established 0mitting, therefore,
a already requested, the special pray
e." which have been for some time
past in use, you will, in the prayer for
all ia civil authority" insert the
words, "the President Of the United
STATE !" and also 10 that for the Con
gess, whenever it may be in session,
say, "as for the people IN these United
States in general, 50 specially for their
Senator'S and Representatives, in Con
gTess assembled
May l beg also, that you vii. enforoe,
as far as possible, upon the people OF
yeur charge, the general feeling and
course Of ccrdEet recommended IN my
late pastoral as most necessary 10 be
cherished and observed under the CIR
cumstanees which nov Surround us2
The importance OF such duties cannot
be over stinated at time like the pre-
sent, nor should eDy proper rnesns, un-
DER it, be leftuntFied Tor promoting the
peace, order, and q1,et, with the bles-
sings of well-establIsned rule and spjr-
ittal prosperity above ell, which We
nov 80 ardently desire. A great woIk
vii open rapidly before us. Let it be
well considered and faithfully dis
charged, as il comes by theilelp Of Him
whose grace i sufficient for,u and the
results, as far as our indueE &c may ex-
tend, will be happy for the country and
fOfthe Church, praying, as we will ever
id that the one nay 5egreatly bless ed
OF God in every element Of virtuotls
progress, and the course Of this No,sd
SO peaceably ordered by His glvesn-
ante, that tue other may joysully ssrye
Hin, in all godly quietness, through
Jesus Christ our Lod. -,
Adectionately yours in Christ, q
~ 81. AJAX GREGo,
BishoD Of Texas.
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20
Gen. Albert Pike, of Arkanias, ar.
rived at indianapolis on the 9th inst /,
on his way to Washington to settle his
Indian afsairs He says he went into
the war reluctantly, having no doubt
ef he ultimate defestpf the rebels, and
is only surprised that the catastrophe
was deferred so long. Being q South
.ern man, he could not avoid being
araWh into ii. Mr. Pike Indignantly
denies having countenaneed the atrOci'
ties with which he is charged at Pea
Ridge, and "a confident of his ability to
exculpate himself He has lost nothing
of flesh or hair since the rebellion,
and has evidently managed to secure
his Fegs1Iaf ration, both solid and fluid,
even in times of greatest scarcity.
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EIthdraRaI of BeilIgereHt Rights.
Action OF FFauce.

The following is 8 translation Of the
circular addressed BY the French Mi,r
ister of The Marine and the Colonies
to the Maritime Project; the Naval
| Conmanders, and Governors of the
Coloniss Of France The circular was
published IN the Moniteur Of june lS:
ga - q PAtn, jane 5, 1866.
SIRs The Government of France,
while psoclaiming, BY its declaration of
June TO, 1861, the rules Of neutrality
which it intended TO observe between
the belligerents of the several States
of North America, has recognized a
pre-existing fact, that il to say, thecon-
iiict between. two parties Of the terrific
~ Of the United Ststes, 3 conflict in
which both parties observed the rules
Of war, both as regards the treatment
and exchange Of prisoners, aud the eK-
ercise Of rights as to neutral Gags. {.
= After the events which have been &C
complished the situetion 10 atpresent
quite different. The Minister of the
United States near the Government of
the Emperor has given notice that the
Cabines of Washipgt tor e1nsidered the
war as hving ceased, and that It would
,aband0n ali pretensiOn5 TO the right Of
visiting neutral vessels, SIS it has been
exercised during the war.
Under these circumstances the Gov
eminent Of the Emperor does not feel
itself Obliged 20 recognize any longer
the States Of North America as bellig-
erents. ,.--
) Consequently the vessels which may
pre- sent themselves as Confederate YES
sells can no longer DO received in the
ports OF this continent or of the colo.
mics, nor in the territorial watefs of the |
Empire, and the Confederate flag can |
no longer be hoisted in our ports.
As TO those vessels which may be |
found incur ports at tae time when /
the present. dispatch will reach you,
they must leave. But you viii, with |
regard 70 them, enforce for the last I
time the rule laid down in my circular
of February ), 1864, and according to
the terms of which there must be an
interval If at1east q hours between
the departure of every war vessel of one
of the belllgerents and the subsequent
departure Of any war vessel of the 9TH
er belligereat
Receive, etc,
The MinlteF of the Msrins and the
Colonies,
P. De CHAssELovr LAURAr.