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acknowledged the best instruments in America m
well in Europe. having ThrtfNo FUs' Premium
Gold and Sirer Medo at the Principal Fairs held in this
country within the years and Ia addition thereto they
awarded First Prize Medal at the Great International
Exhibition in London. 1862, for
POWERFUL. CLEAR, BRILLIANT, AND SYMPATHETIC TONE
with excellence Of Workmanship shown grand aud square
PIANOS.
There 800 Pianos from all parts OF the word entered
for competition, and the special pondent OF Tbs 1ime
'Messrs. STEIywAYs Enforcement by the jurors 10
phac and stronger and to the point than that OF any
European maker.
This greatest triumph Of American Panofor,es 10 England
has caused sensation in musical circles throughout the con-
tinet, and result the Mcsr.. STRswAY in constant
receipt OF orders rom Europe thus naugrang new phase
in the history Of American fianoioes, by creating IN them
article OF export"
EVERY STEISwAY PIAS0FoRTg 10 WARRANTED FOR FIVE
YEARS
Among the many and most valuable important improve
introduced by Messr Senwsy Sons their Piano
fortes,
THE SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PURCHASERS
10 directed TO their
PATENT AGRAYrE ARRASGz sESr.
For which letters patent granted them Nov ~ 1880
The value and Importance OF this invention having been
practically escd during period OF nearly sir years by
Scpway Sons Ia ell their GTands and priced Square
Panofoes and admitted 10 BE- the greatest improvement, Of
modern times they that they have determined
introduce their Patent Agrafe Arrangement in eroy
Pianoorfe manGciwed by them pitor aereIse of ito eo
order tina, all their patron. reap the full advantage OF
this great improvement.
REASONS FOR PURCHASING
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MILITARY DIVISION of THE MIsSIS-
aTARrERMAsrERs oFFIcE, u s MILITARY RAIL
EXTENSIVE SALE or SoxyERNMENT RAILROAD
MILITARY DIVISION OF TIR TENNESSEE. J
CnIry orARrKRMAsTERs OFFICE. L. 5. NH r. r.
WILL BE SOLD f;I Al PuB BfI AZ QGc ii no
Or December llth 1865 at Nashville, Tenn the entire
srosd remaining on the General Supply Store
Gao oSp Twenty thousand Axe,
Isc) Eighty tuns Boiler and 1ans Iron,
(X5) Thityfve tuns assorted steel.
geo three h9ndrsd ton, scrap Iron wroagh g.. and cast
IGss Pipe, Gas Fixtures Of all kinds.
Ispfflns Balances, Bias. Cock. Of every descrip-
IHsiches Globe Valves all SIZE,
Ifuts Claw Lining and Tampins
Nh. and spi Gsa ~ '' Iron and Copper Rivet' and
lk,Ts,s Rnrrs.
IS.,h Glas. and Paint Of all Sheet Copper and Brass
| kiud. Chains and Rope of all sizes
Is,lroad IAmn, Blocks, Tackle and Snatch,
Eookins Stoves and Fixtures. Kelys Head Lights.
ya Set. Of carpenters Bactsmi.hs and sadders Tools
lRrbber Car SPRINGS Betting Gum, Leather, Files, Butts
ud Screws Tnwsre Of all kinds and almost every article
usbe for Railroad operations, all the very best quA'y
Thres large Lsthes Steven, Bro M.nafseiuIer'
l One Bolt Gutter and Gear Cutter Gould Bro manu-
n, One Ale Gu, OF Lathe. Warner Whitney.
~ Two Fan Blowers tmediun).
III One Upright Engine 8Horse Power.
M One Tip Hammer and Engine Howelfs Patent.
M One Broomhed Steam Hammer
~ One Sellers Steam Hammer
win also be sod st tie time large amount OF
srveeabe and second hand Railroad Tools OF ali kinds
listing Of
EsJpenteIs Tools.
| Wbeelwrights Tools
| Blacksmihs' Tools
4 Maclnnists Tools.
4 Stoves and Pipe, Rope Chains, etc, etc.
l TERMS CASH. IN GOVERNMENT FUNDS
Catalogues Of the materials be sold IN Nashville can De Or
e.ired by application Capt 5. r. Hami A. q NJ ana 81
s, AZ Memphis on application TO Capt Jno. Parks A. y NJ
The attention OF dealers and Railroad Companies paIcu
kIly invited to this sale.
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gales bp An1iion.

A. NJ MgswIS Auctfoneer. :.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Nos; oy4 ana
II sos B,o,dway cor Of 4th-st-Sales Of Books. Sta
...,, Pictures Works Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture &c
TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY ENENlNOS,
Dec. IL and 10, at o'clock
ZINE LINE ENGRAVINGS--Aneienta and modern
collection embracing many by the old masters that are
r.rce and valuable and ecoecon ofthe WORKS OF modern
Tg,h French and German artists &c. Catalogues er ready
md the pictures on exhibition
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Amnsetments.
WALLACKs.
w Proprietor and Manager. 90. Mr.. LESTER WALLACE
(rHu xsrABLIsHnsxr DOES NOT ADVERTISE THs
NETWORK HBRALD)

Open OF n O'Clock. Begin ats
A GREAT WEEK OF NOVELTY AND VARIETY.
TUESDAY,
First appearance in America Of -
Mr.. FREDERIC ROBINSON
First time here) Pagrave simpsons celebrated Drama OF
DREAMS OF DELUSION.
With BEAUTIFUL SCENERY,
CORRECT DRESSES. and
CAPITAL DISTRIBUTION
Sir Bernard Hsrleigh. MI rfeoeIc
From the Royal ST. James, Tbeaer, London, his hrst
appearance In America 80 .,,
Dr.. PungeL
Lord Arthur Brandon. hssoiu
Mannder.
;ii' "
Lady Vios Hsreigh Msisline hehnques
To concnds with charming Comedy by Charles Dance
entitled
WONDERFUL WOMAN
BEAUTIFUL COSTUMES
Marqui. de Frontignsc FREDERIC hoesoh
nlseount Mhleheur.' nj 1919
houopne, an
SefVdnt
WEDNESDAY-l7th night of LOST IN LOND0N.
THURSDAY-DREAM5 OF DELUSlON and WONDER
Full WOMAN. FRIDAY-lsth night Of LOST in LONDON.
SATURDAY-DREAMSO OF DELUSlON and A WONDER
Full WOMAN
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DIANOS, MELODEONs, HARMONIOUS
rNHE HORACE WATERS Grand, squar

i and UPRIGHT PIANOS. MELODEONS and CABl-
NET CRGASs. Wholesale and retail To let, and rent ell
owed purchased Monthly payments received 10 the sanr
Secondhand pianos from go 10 &2l3 Factory
and WarrooIn +8l Broadway Cash paid for nth.nd
Panoa Piano. tuned Sheet Music little sced a, cents
per page Brooklyn Rooms $50 Fulton IT., over Dime Savings
NauI
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STEINWAY & SONS,

WARfROOMS. Nos. II 4 y EAST FOURTEENTH ST
Between Union-.qaaTe aud Irving. place. Newly
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CCHOOL for Feeble minded and Imbecile
- children. Address, ii. ~ KNIGHT NJ. d. Lakeviue
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-21
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

is a concentrated extract of the choice root SC
| combined with other substances Of still greater
Alternative power To afford an etcctnal anti'iot.
for disc Sar>aparia j. rcputed 70 cure. Sucl
remedy Is surely wanted by those who sun cr IRON
Strumous complaints, and that one which will ac
co,rpli.h their curt must prove, this has OF i'm
ese service to this large class of fellow citizens
How completely this compound viii do 1t has heei
proved by ,NIsrimrnt ON many OF me worst cases
to be found Ia the following complaint. =
Scrouia, Scro.nlous Sweilings, and SorcF, skin
Diseases. rimp-s, fustucs, Eruptons, -
Anthony's Fire, Rose or Eryspelas, letter or Sail
Kheum Scnld Head Ringworm, &c.
SypAiHs or Ieavili Disease is expelled from the
system by the prolonged use ~ sAnsArARiLLA
| and tn. patient l. left IN comparative health
Fsm1ie Diseases are caused by sernfula N the
blood, aud are often soon cured by this EXTRACT
OF ShIstPAEIIiA
DO not discard this invaluable medicine, because
YOU have been imposed upon by something pretend
ing to he sarsaparhs, while il was no.. When YOU
have used AYERs-thcn. and not till then, will You
known the virtues OF sarsaparia For minute
particulars OF the diseases il cures, refer you Ia
Ayers American Almanac, which the agent below
named will furnish gratis 10 all who call for 1t.
AYERS CATHAKTIC PILLS, for the cure oi
Costiyeness. Jaundicc, Dyspepsia, Indigestion
Dyscntery, Foul stomach, Headache, Piles. Rhcu
matsm Heartburn, arising from pisordcred stomach
Pain, or Morbid Inaction OF the Bowels tlainlency
Loss OF Appetite Liver Complaint, Dropsey, Worms
Gout Neuralgia and for Dinner Pill.
They sugar coated, so that the most sensitive
can take them pleasantly, and they the best
Aperient in the world for all the purposes of FAM
y physic.
and sold by Calvin q. Peek, Ellsworth, Me. 2m2l
Sold at Who'll, sale by NJ. f. Phillips, Portland, :.
Howe. q Co Belfast W. l.. Alden Co., Bangor
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The real necessity of this splendid preparation was
twofod. and well la, II proved how Iii, necessity
has been met To have "A tru" and natural 0Piate
for II ease. of Loss Of sleep, and Nervous Debility,
aud fnti-S prspodic for all Nsur0iJtr, Rhsnmqttsn,
Gont, Hg,f'ria. Paraiyt,c ST. bif"s Dance cases u
inward application without producing any ~ the
horrors. bad effects Of Opium, preparations of
Opium, but u preparation that, should it tail of
reaching the complaint would leave stain of de
bty behind. For Tooth and Eardehe, for Nervo'
~ common Sick Headache, for the suffering in
Monthly Mcn.truation, Distress after Eating II l.
almost iuia libc. 1t is the production of celcbra
ted herb from India, perfectly natural in its color
uniform in action and by confidence to test il, wi!
b. found the greatest necessity in Every Family
Thi. preparation has the most unqualified confidence
confidence OF large numbers of Physicians, Is con
troled by thorough knowledge OF medicine aud /,
il the wish Of the proprietor that it be accepted
with perfect confidence by all, free from every
species of quaekery, and based most perfect law
in Naieria Mcdiea.
| ss-Asthma ami Dipthcra, have been radically
cured by the Anodync among its great points.
JOHN l.. HtiNNEWELL, fEorRifroR.
Practical Chemist, Boston Mass.
f5-for sale by all dealers in medicine.
Sold bs { q. rECk, Ellsworth, Maine.
W. r. Phillips, IL II, Hay. and W. W.Whprlc,
Wholesale Agents Portland. Inns
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Collectors Notice,
U. s. INTERNAL REVENUE,

u. .. INTERNAL REVENUE,
FIFTH COLLECTION DISTRICT u MAINE.
Agreenb to an Act of Congress, "To provide
Internal Revenue TO support the Government and
pay interest on the public debt, approved July LIST,
1862, and for other purposes
hereby give notice thai have received from
N. A. Joy, Esq, Assessor Of said District, the an.
nual list Of Excise Duties and Taxes assessed in
the month of May, 1865. That said Duties and
Taxes have become payable, and that will at
tend (cithcr personally or by Deputiesl to receive
the same vt the times and places ma med below:
Hancock County.
At Ellsworth, at the Collectors Office, August
l. 2 and 3.
At Buckspors at the Custom House, August
I and 8.
At Castine, at the Custom House, August Q.
AT Sedywck, at Dority's Hotel. August 10.
At Deer Isle, at the Store OF +. p. Spoford
August IL.
At BluehilI, at the Store Of William Hopkins,
August ~.
Al Sornesville, Mt. Desert, at the Store Of John
Somes, August IL.
At Gouldsboro, at the Union Store, August l6.
And further give notice, that all persons who
shall neglect to pay tho Duties AMI Taxes as
aforesaid assessed upon them to the Collector or
his Deputies, within the times above specified,
shall be liable to pay Ten per eentum additional
upon the amount thereof.
And l further give notice, that Specie, United
States Currency, or National Bank Bills will be
required in payment for taxes.
JOHN WEST,
CoLEcroR FIFTH COLLECTION DISTRICT, ME-.
Ellsworth. July 10, 1860.
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TO THE L.sDIEA.
Both Married and Single. y
THE OLDEST REGULATOR F0n FEMALES
Dr Cheeseman's Female Pills

DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
will Immediately relieve, without pain, all disturb
snccs of the periodic discharge, whether arising
from relaxation suppression. they act like a
charm IN ,c moving the pains that accompany diff
cult or inmo,lcrate menstrnation and are the only
safe and Eclibe remedy for tiushes, Sick Headache
Pains sn the Loins, Back ahd Sides, Palpitation OF
the Heant, Nervous Tremors, Mysteries, spasms,
Broken Sleep, ana other unpleasant and dangerous
effects of unnatural condition OF the sexual func
tions, In the worst cases Of Flaor llbus, or Whites
they eiiect'a speedy cure.
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Have been used OVER QUARTER OF A CEN
TURY. They offered As the only safe means Of
renewing interrupted nrnst nation, but Ladies must
bear in mind fhaf there is condition Of the Fe-
mate system in ,r,ch these ~ rs cannot DC TAKEN wh
dition referred to is PREGNANc f-the result.
MISCARRIAGE, Suchis the irtsfsttbie tendency Of
he medic inc 10 restore the sa1lat iH os 10 nor
NAL csntksicn, that eren ne reprod.enre pomsr Of
nature cannot reSstH THEY CANNOI Do HARM
'' Dr.. Cheeseman's Female Fills
Ar, the opIu Med,cise that MARRIED AND SINGLE
LADIES have relied upon for many years, or can re-
ly upon now. BFJT1RE OF IMTA11OAS! These
Pills form the Finest Preparations eUer pet ovcdrd,
with IMMEDIATE and PERSISTENT SUCCESS. DON'T
BE DECEIVED. Take this advertisement 10 your
Druggist and tell hifo that You rant me BE " and
u,osi RELIABLE FEMALE MEDICINE IN THE
WORLD, which is comprised IN
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills!!!
They have received and are now receiving the
EXPLICIT DIRECTIONS with each BoN-the price,
One Doiiar per Bor, contaningfrom so to 60 Pills.
Pills sent by mail, promptly, by remtting the price
the froprietors or any authorized Agent, la cur
rent funds.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HOTCHINS HILLYER, Pyoprietors
81 Cedar Street, NeU York.
sowlY49 for Sale inEllsworth by Z. III PECK
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M A r. r Il d


Extraordinarily 18th. by Rev. DR.. Tenney,
Mr. Eben T. Walls to Miss Mary A. Moore, both
of Trenton.
Conway, N. H.-Tucsday, July 18th, by Rev.
Mr. Slason, Mr.. John DeL,ittre Of Murphys, Cal,
to Clara T., daughter Of VIM. X. Eastman, Esq,
of C.
occsnvile-Junc 9th, by Thomas Warren,
ESQ., William " Small to Miss Susan +. Crock
cit.
June 2Sth, Jeremiah Grecnlsw to Miss Sarah
H. Gross.
July 4tb, Capt. Francis E. Gray to Miss Mar.
gsret Holden, all Of Deer Isle.
Bucksport-by Parker Tuck, Esq, Mr.. Cha rles
A. Desmuz,s of Chelsea, Mass, to Miss Elizabe tn
E., daughter Of Samuel W. Hcwcy, Esq, of
Bucksport.
Cherry feld-July eth, by Rev. las. Williams,
Joseph l.. Hartman Of Searsport, to Miss Mary
Emma Burnham of C.
Machiasport juno 18th, Horato Bumpus, Of
Hebron, to Miss Georgianna Albee Of East Ma
ohiis
stcubcn-July 4th, James Leighton to Miss
Louisa Pnkham.
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A FEW REASONS WHY TIE
AMERICAN WATCH

| 1t is made on the best principle, while the foreign
wati is generally made principle at all. The for
eign watch Is mostly made by aud boys by hand
While their labor is cheap, their work is dear at any
price. Such watches made without plan and sold
without guarantee. They are irregular In construction
and quite irregular in movement They designed
only to SELL and the buyer il the party thoroughly
sold. Those who have kept "ancrc,, )" "lepnesn and
Swiss lcversn in protested repair for few years will
appreciate the truth OF statement.
TIE PLAN OF THE AMERICAN WATCH.
Instead Of being made several hundred little pieces
screwed together the body of the American Watch is
formed Of SOLID PLATES. No jar ntcrferes with the
harmony Of its working, and sudden shock throw
Its mach inery out Of gear. In riding any business
pursuit. it is all held together firmly single piece
Of metal 1t is just what all machinery should be-
LIST. ACCURATE. ID SIMPLE. Sd. STRONG. 4th.
ECON CYNICAL.
We not only secure CHEAPNEss by our system, but
QUALITY. We do not pretend that Watch be
bought for less money than the akebeeues but tina.
for lis real value it Is sold for onchalf the price.
OUR SOLDIERS WATCH (uan,cd VIM. Ellery) is
what its name indicaes-Sod Substantial and always
Reable-warranted to stand any amount of Marching,
| Riding Fighting.
| OUR NEXT HIGHER QUALITY OF WATCH (nam-
anee, but has jewels and elaborate finish.
| OUR LADIES' WATCH recently brought out is put
up in great variety Of patterns many of then Of rare
beauty and workmanship, is quite small hut warranted
| to keep time.
TIE PROOF OF the merits of our Watch may be
found in the fact that employ hundred
workmen in factories, and that still unable
to supply the constantly increasing demand.
Orr TNREE-OIARTER PLATE WATCH il thinner
and lighter than the others have described Its fine
thermometer balance is decaeiy adjusted correct the
variation caused by changes Of temperature. These
watches the fruits Of the latest experiments in cro
nomctry and made by best workmen, in separ-
department Of factory. For the nest time.kcep
ing qualities they challenge comparison with the best
works Of the most famous English and Swiss makers.
ROBBINS d APPLETON.
Agent for the American Watch Company,
lme7 ls2 Broadway, New York.
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Real Estate for Sale.
Chance tor a Great Bargain,

"A THE subscriber contemplating change
fsSsM in his business, offers for sale, at q great
I.l@ bargain, if applied for soon, the follow
ing real estate, viz; Five Eghths of the we'll
known Tavern Stand called the
ELLSWORTH HOUSE,"
and ono half of the Stable belonging thereto,
with equal interest in the land connected there.
with, being undivided. Possession given imme-
diaiely. Also, the
DWELLING HOUSE
occupied by himself, being ono of the best arrang
ed aud thoroughly built premises in the village,
pleasantly situated on the corner of Main and
School streets, and is one of the most desirable
and convenient locations in the village. Posses
sion given on the first day of October next.
Three 6lths of the purchase money may remain
for a reasonable time on mortgage, if desired.
JAS. II. CHAMBERLAIN.
Ellsworth, July II, 1850. 70
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COMMENCEMENT WEEK AT WATER
VILLE.--The Mail gives the following pro-
gramme Of Commencement Week at
Watcrville College:
Sunday Evening Aug. 9th. Sermon he
fore the Boardman Missionary Society, by
Rev. A. X. p. Small, of Bangor.
Monday Evening, Aug. 9TH. Prize dec
lamation by the Sophomore and Junior
classes.
Tuesday. Aug. 9Th Morning. Glass
day Exercises. Afternoon, Grafton before
the Alumni by Rev. VIM. Lamson, ID. d.,
Of BrGoklinc, Mass. Evening. Grafton
before the Literary Societies by Rev. ID.
T.. Eddy, y. D., Of Boston, and Poem by
Rev. $. ID. Phelps, ID. d., Of New
Wednesday, Aug. 9. Exercises of the
graduating class, with the usual entertain
ments in the evening.
Railroad fares from Bangor and Port
land will be at half price.
THE LApY's FRlEND.--This favoritc of
the ladies leads off in its AUGUST number
with beautiful steel engraving called
"GRANppA's DARLING'-the face of the
old man, with his deep, thoughtful eyes,
figures Of the cOlorcd Steel Fashion Plate.
VIC note Bridal Dress, very chastc and
pretty.
Price $3.50 a year; 9 copies $500 To
those DESTROYS of making up clubs. speci
men numbers will be sent for ID is.
Wheefcr 4. Wilson's Sowiag Machine are
furnished as Premiums. Address Deacon
e. Peterson, $40 W alnut street Philadcl
phia.
"Thc 4th Of July was spent very
pleasantly at Harrington. The Ladies
prepared dinner the receipts of which
amounted to two hundred and three dol
lars, which is TO be appropriated towards
erecting monument in memory 10 the
Soldiers who have died in the service of
their Country from the town Of Harring-
ton.
Patriotic scntim nts were given, inter
epcrsed with singing by the Sabbath school
scholars.- Machias Union.
When Gen. Windcr, the brutal
commander Of the noisome prison at
AndersOns lille, Ga. died, one of our
prisoners confined there prepared and hung
outside the stockadc the following placard
by telegraph latest news from
VI VI :" NV" NJ II.
"e'h oe'"S 'ose"'' vc"efai "'h"e' al
o"ce "ss""iea eo'"'''""o'
New YORK, July I6.
The Heraifs special Washington. dcs-
patch says the following Name post mas
tiers have been appointed
G. Il. McFaddcn. llallowell, Ne.
l. lIovcy, Gardiner. Me.
ID. Berry, Portland. Nc.
GREAT YIELD.--Six tons Of hay full
weight was cut one day last week on a few
rods less than one and one third acres of
land in VIM. ii. llcnmcnways field on
Broad Street. The land had recently been
dressed with stable manure. This is the
'"'s''' 'N'' - ""' ua.t;o. J.a;aa
A BIC OSE.-Wc learn that Post Mas
Ter Curtis, of this place. owns COW from
which was made in fourteen days recently,
~ IA pounds Of butter. lie was offered
~, ha. ,,,.,,I. ,,,,,r,, ,,'.n ,,,s $50.
"s 49,. -
''",''"' '''"'
until we tried AyrK,s inimi,able Pills.
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REMARKABLE CURE of STIFF KNEE
by Allcock's Porous Plasters.-How many per.
sons, from stepping on piece of orange peel have
been famed for life which might have been
al this kind has just been brought to notice A
gentleman, from placing the heel OF his boot on II
piece of orange peel, suddenly thrown down and
violently sprancd his knee lie was six months
confined to the house though he had the best medi.
cal advice. As u las, resort very eminent physi-
clan WAS called in to see If ANYTHING could be
done. After examination he said, My opinion is
your knc. will never be bent again" lie recon-
n,ended that the whole leg and knee should be en-.
eascd In plaster of Paris bandage, which would
accelerate III. permanent stifcnng of the knee, and
said, the sooner il done the better" But the
patient, before try ing this application and having
still knee for lie. enveioped it in our Porous rlas
tcrs and in less than two months his knee was per.
fccty cured
Principal, Agency, Brandreth House, New York.
by the ward single PLASTER Sold by all Dealers in
Medicines Inns
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Farm for Sale
Farm for Solo.

CONTAINING about 40 acres, we'll divided
~ into tillage, pasturage and woodland. Fcnc.
ed with wa | and cedar; is well watered; has
good buildings and a very convenient house, near.
ly new and well painted l. and wood house attach.
ed; Barn 40 II 80, buildings all in good repair.
Near the barn Is an cxcelont bed of muck. Cuts
about Is tons Of hay, aud can easily be made to
cut much more. Also has an orchard Of about 50
tees,
The above farm s situated at North Biuehill,
in a very pleasant location, within few minutes
walk of the Post Office and stores This farm
will be sold very low for cash. if applied for soon.
Reason fer selling, ill health Of sncr. For fur.
Their particulars inquire, on the premises, of
C. L. DODGE.
North Bluchill, June %, 1865. 3w2l*
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Shipping Nous.

POKT OF ELLSWORTH.
Thursday, July IL.
Echr Minneola. Holt, Boston.
/" Dolphin. Davis, do.
Morning Star, Moon, do.
- AlvatAdo, Bellatty, do.
Friday, July II.
Schr Telegraph, Woodland, Boston.
=" Bangor, Jordan, Norwich.
4" Forester. Stevens, -
Saturday, July Is.
AaR,vso.
;sshr Agnes Young, Boston.
SAILED.
Schr Rattan, Curtis, Portland
Sunday. July l6.
ARRk~Ep.
Aschr Lady Ellen, Libby. Portland.
/" Forrest. Jordan. Boston.
James Tilden, Davis, do.
Monday. July II.
ARaivxD.
schr Abigail Haynes, Jarvis, Bostsn.
+" Vsndalia, Murch. do.
- 0iivebrancb, Smith, do.
Tuesday. July Is.
N... ARRIVED.
Schr Forester. Staples, Providence.
SAILED.
Echr Samuel Lewis, Wood. Boston.
I" Catherine Deal, Haskell. do.
Thursday, July 20.
SAILED.
Sebr Ninneola, Holt, Providence.
Lady Ellen, Libby, Portland.
4" Andrew Peters, Much, N. Y.
!" Tugwassa, Patten, Boston.
~ Velocity, Murch, do.
lMAcaIAs.-Ar July 18th, sehr w o Manhey
Plummsr, boston; 18th, sehr Russell, Norton,
Jonsspost; 10th, schr Crusoe, Keller, New York ;
St Lawrence. Colbeth, Boston; 18th, b Harris,
Hsntley. Portland; brig Raven, Peterson, Bos'
ten; ashr Montana, Sawyer, Nsw York; 18th,
schr Donvo Eth, Drew, Bostop.
SD JAY l2th, schr Convert, PNndleton, New
York; Z,us, Bradbury, Beston Emeino g
sawyer, Hall, New York; 18th, brig Charles
Wesley, Ford, Cuba.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-07-21
Notice,

4 LII persons having unsettled accounts with
IA the subscriber. Of over one years standin :.
are requested to calf and settle, and if not con.
venient to pay, settle by note.
N. All persons indebted either by note or
account of some years standing, and unable
to pay are desired to cali before the first day Of
April nc 1t, and receive a discharge in full.
GEO. PARCHER.
Ellsworth, June 2Sth, 1865 lm24