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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-25

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Colds, Coughs, Whoorins Cough; Cranr, Asthma, Ca
;arrh Bronchitis. Sitting Blood. Pain In the dc,
Night sweats, iumor., General pehiltg, AMI the
various Threat Affections and HeArseu~ss
to which public Speakers "ai singer; are
liable, and all other complaints ter IL
Ing to CONSUMPTION.
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The class Of diseases for which the syrup provides
cre precisely that which has often balgd the high
est order Of medical skill Tie facts nneits.. the
witnesses accessible. and the safety and efficacy Of the
syrup incontrovcTtahle.
The following testimonials selected er Thousands
who having experienced the beneficial elects Of the La
ka Syrup" DO nat hesitate recommend il; the
tentifn Of the public the hest medicine hcyeYer used
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Cd leir pastoral char since the publication OF the above
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Mrs Smikes says the. reason why
the children of this generation are so bad ,
is owing to the wearing Of Balmoral boots
instead of old-fashioned slippers. Moth
ers ind it too much trouble to take off
their boots to whip children, SO they 60
UNPUBLISHED.
"A good story is told of a country
Methodist, at whose honse an itinerant
preacher was passing the night; who when
bed time came and family prayers were
suggested, in searching for Bible, finally
produced q couple of torn leaves of the
good book, with the naire remark II didn't
know | was SO near out Of Bibles.''
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ARMY and NAVY
Claim Agency.
W T. & ii ID IIIGIOC!s,

United States Licensed Claim Igcats,
will collect at Government rates.
- Pensions for all officers solliers and scamcn
disabled by wounds or sickness contracted
whiic in the L. :. ice.
IL Pensions Back Pay, Bounty and Prize Money
for widows, children and heirs of officers, sol.
diers and seamen.
p Pensions, Back Pay AMI Pounty for dependent
mothers and sisters Of deceased officers, SOL
dicrs add seam n.
= Bounty and Pay due all officers, sollicrs and
seamen.
e Bounty for all soldiers wounded in the service.
- Bounty for the widows OF children Of all sell
diers killed in the service who enlisted for
nine month or less.
Pension Certificates and Treasury Certificates
Cdyh,d at our office.
Office opposite the K btason House, MIN Strea,
IL BUChSPORT, Ne.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-25

The U. 5. Sanitary Commission desiring to re.
lieve Soldiers, Sailors and their families, from
the heavy expenses usually paid for tie prosecu-
ton # such claims, have established this agency,
to collect pensions, arrears 0: pay, bounty and
other claims against the government, mahon
charge OF orpease Of any KIND to the claimant.
On application sent TO this Agency. stating the
name and post-ofice address Of tie claimant, the
name, rank, company, regiment service and
State Of the soldier on whose account the claim is
made, date of d charge or death, the proper
blanks will be filled cut far possible and for
warded to the person applying. These can then
be executed and returned to this Office, where the
claim will be prosecuted to final issue in the
shoetest possible time. Gm27
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TN consequence of rebuilding the Mt Desert
4 Bridge travel will cease on the same after
the 2ith Of May, instant, on the following days,
Monday, Tuesday A. NJ. ard Wednesday r. M,
Thursday and Friday 4. NJ. and Saturday Z. ~
WM. THOMPSON, Agent.
Trenton, May 10, lso5. II
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-08-25

II a sure cure for Ltve- Complaints.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion will find ready cure in
this Compound.
SCRoFiLA This loathsome disease, which af
tiiets and sweeps many from our midst, can be
cured by LdROOKlIftS SdRSiPaRIEL3 COM
POUND.
For purifying the Blood. there is nothing now De-
fore the public which can equal Larookahs Sarsalg
rilla COMPOUND II l. great promoter of health,
when used il the Spring, TO remove ALL humors tba
Dr. Il. f. Abbott. for many years an emincn tprac-
ttioncr In the city OF Boston. Mass, writes thus
DIR. f. Il. kNIGHTs:-f have been in the habit OF
prescribing Larookah's sarsaparla Compound for
Two wears with the most satisfactory results II viii
be found remedy well adaptcdto cure Scrotua and
incpent Consumption 1t pnritcs the blood, diverts
hutnors from the lungs, and at the same time acts as
. sure and permanent tonic.
II will give good satisfaction whenever an Altcra-
tive and Purifying Medicine is required.
REM. + ABBOTT, NJ. II.
Or, Larookah's Sarsaparilla Compound has been
So great blessing TO our family that W. class II with
Iarookahs syrup the best article in use for what 1t
purporis to do. The Syrup, in the opinion OF my
friends saved my life, and Mrs Selcc has been rs
greatly seHodtted 10y the sarsaparilla Compound
REV y. y. sEEEE.
AIelrose, Mass, Dec. LIST. lsii.
Price sl,oo per Bottle.
Prepared by :. sEFERI.
DR.. e r. KNIGHT. Proprietor.
Emil MEIHusI.. MASS,
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AT BURNI.AN, General Agent,
ELLSWORTH, Me-.

rJeEvery Soldier wounded ia battle ard diseharc-
ed or discharged by reason ut sickness or disoa-e
contracted in the service, while in the line OF his
duty i entitled 10 a Pension.
Ha-Thc Willows and Minor Children ef every
Soldier who dies in the Service, or is killed in battle,
or dies of wounds disease contracted in the ser
vice are entitled to Pension.
Ig-0rphan sisters under sixteen. and MO-kers
Whose husbands are dead in law aud meaH-,) de-
pendent soldiers who have died ii the service,
are entitled 10 a Pension.
ga state and National Goun5y i ,lue and can
be obtained by for tie Widow, Child rcn, Father
Mother, Heirs, of every Soldier who is killed or
dies in the service.
n5~By an act at Congress passed March 81, lNil
the Widow ar Children OF Nine Months volunteers,
who were killed in the service, are entitled to 500
Bounty.
Back pay, arrears OF pay, and all allowance
due the Soldier at tlle time of his death, be OBJ
tanned 10y me.
Applications sent hy mail, giving full particulars
will DC promptly attended TO and information given
WITHOUT CHARGE.
A. 4. HUkNIsSN.
Ellsworth, Me.
Office over Akens Stove store, State Street.
REFERRING e.
Arno Wiswell. Ellsworth.
T. ", Perry, Clerk OF Courts, Ellsworth Il
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NO CHIREE FUK NEK IICLN.
J. EDWIN SHERMAN

Local Agent for the Counties Of Washington, Ham
cock, Waldo and kn, Y, to whom all c0mmunca.
lions from the above Counties relative to PEN
sioHs, Boun:ies, Arrears Of Pay, and other claims
on the government must be address
OFFICE, BUcKsPoRT, NE.
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Pensions far UeanaeRor Disabled Soldiers
Hjdc,rs, Minor Children, ~, SC
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09

4 T a Court of Probate holdea lat Bristol, "A within and for the district of Bristol, on the 9h day of January. A. D. 1885.
 Preseut, Behj janiu f. Hawiey, ESQ. Judge. @ PON the petition of Mrs. Sarah T. smith ot GO Bristol ill the County of Hartford, show ing to this Court that she is Guardian ol Cath arne s smith and Charles E Smith of Bristol. within said district, minors That said minors tie the owners Of real estate situated in the town of Plymontl in the County of Litchfeld, and Stale of Connecticut, viz: One piece oi land bounds north on highway and on land ot l!iiam Potter, east Cn land of Hiram Potter land of the heirs of Edward Langdon deceased. and land of Augustus B. Curliss, south on land of the Eeirs Of Eli Beach deceased, and west on highway. and con iainS ten acres more Or less. with tbt. barn thereon. One other piece of land bounds north on land Of bnrying ground. east on highway, south on land of Henry c. Smith and land of William 4. Smith. and west on land of Iiobert Barnes, and contains one acre. more or less, and all valued at about tour hun. dred and fifty dollars. That it will be for ,he interest of said minors, to have said real estate sold ,and the avais ther, of invested otherwise, as the statute law requires, praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid as per petition on file.
 H IS ordered dy this Court That said Guardian give notice of stid application, by causing the same to be published in one of the newspapers printed in Litchfeld in the County of fLitchtield three weeks successively at least 'ix weeks before the hearing; and that said petition will , heard at the Probate Office in said district on the 18th day of March next at two o'clock in the afternoon.
 Certified from Record
 3w40 BENJ. F. HAwLEY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

OF TuE
 GREAT HILL IRON ORE MINING
 COMP ANY fETO All Peolle to whom these Presents Fl shall come Greeting:
 Know Ie, That we. the undersigned, have associated, and by these presents do associate as a body polite and corporate, according to the provisions of the Statute Laws uf the State of Connecticut relating 10 Joint Stock Corpo- rations, under the following Articles, to wit
 lst. ] he name of said Corporation shall Je, " HE GREAT hILL IRON ORE MINING GoMPA- NY''
 2d. The amount of the Capital Stock shall be One Hundred and Twenty-Five Thou sand and Shares of Twenty five Dollars each
 3d. The purpose for which said Corporation is established, is, searching for, digging smelting, refining, vending, and converting into metal, ores and mineral substances, aud conducting mining and quarrying operations Of any description, within said State, CT of do ing any part thereof, and of doing all things necessary and proper for the etfsctual and sue essful management of said business and is 0 transact business in IIitchlied, County oi Litchfed and State of Connecticut. 4th The said Statute Laws are hereby made q part of these Articles, and this Corporation shall have power, and itshall be its duty, to proceed in accordance herewith.
 9th. Each subscriber hereto agrees to take the number of shares annexed to their names Dated this 20th Dec, A. D. 1864. Elizabeth Benedict, One Thousand Shares. Christian Reinhart, Nine Hundred < Fifty q Chester F Smith, Nine Hundred & Fifty :. Riverius Marsh. Nine Hundred & Fifty :. Geo. H. Baldwin, Nine Hundred < Fifty :. Chas. 5 Bishop, Fifty Shares. Fred k D. McNeil, One Hundred Shares. David c. Bulkley. Fifty Shares
 Per order of the President and Directors. 4lt3 GEO. NJ. WOODRUFF, Sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09
1Drobate Notifes.


 .A Court of Probate holden at Harwintou on = q, within and for the District of Harwinton 'n the od day of February A. D. 1865.
 Present. Lewis Smith; Esq, Judge. n Albert M. BunneIl, Administrator on the Estate of ENOS BuNNELL, late of Harwinton VIII within sa!a District, deceased, having repre- sehtea said estate insolyent, and given notice IS IS all concerned to appear before this Conrr the present day, at 2 clock, afternoon. to be heard relative to the appointment of Commis- slohefs and no one appearing, This Court doth appoint Addison Webster and Henry 1atlin of nafwlntor, Commissioners, to examine and auJnst the claims of the creditors of said es. tate and elso doth decree that six months i!om this date be allowed them to exhibit tneir claims to said Commissioners, and doth pi' eet that public notice of this order be given ns advertising the same in a newspaper pub iished ln Litchiied. and by posting a ccpy thereof on the public signpost in sad town oi har"lnton nearest the place where the de- ceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record, by
 LEWIS SMITH Judge. The subscribe rs give notice that they shall meet at the late dwelling house of the deceas ed Tn Ha."iliton on the Sd days of May and August, at two o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending to the business of said appointment.
 ADDISON WEES FER, Commis 45 Sw HENRY CATLIN, sioners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09

6 Ia Court of Probate holden at liarwinton iA within and for iie Distlict of Harwinuun. on the Fist day of January. lsi5.
 Estate of ENos BUNNELL, late of Harwinton, deceased.
 The Administrator represents the Estate in solvent, and prays the appointment of Con- missioners thereon-:
 Whereupon. Ord.- That Commissioners to receive, examine. and adjust the claims Of the creditors ot said Estate, be appointed al the Probate Office in Harwinton. on the 3d day oi February, 1853, at two o'clock after noon And that all persons interested in said Estate may be notified thereof, the Admins trator will cause this order to be published in d newspaper printed in Litchted, and post d copy tEcre"f on the public sign post in said Town of Harwintou.
 true copy of record.
 4lt2 Attest, LEWIS SMITH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09
BELT BUCKLEsl
 BELT BULKLESi
 soARFs, PINS, &c., &c. At NoRTHRoP's GALLERY OF ART, 4ii New Milford, Conn.
Farm for Sale.

SENHE FARM owned and occupied by the . late Alexander Smith, deceased, is now offered for Sale. This Farm is situated in Salisbury, Litch. tleid County, Conn.,, one and half miles from Salisbury Center, and one mile from Lake vile.
 tt is midway between the Harlem and Hous. atomic Railroads, being five miles from Miller. ton. on the Harlem kailroad, and four miles from Falls Village. on the HousatOnic Rail road. It is in three detached pieces The Home Farm contains 154 Acres. with a good Two Story Dwelling House and Lot at- tached. Barns of sufficient capacity to store all the Hay and Grain raised upon the Farm. Stabling for thirty-two Cows. gcod We'll sary Out Buildings. It is divided as follows
 Thirty Acres of Wood Land.
 Twenty Acres of Pasture Land. | One Hundred Acres of Meadow and Plow
 Land,
 Four Acres of Orchard of Twenty Years
 Growth,
 In good Bearing Condition, besides Peaches Pears, Plums. Cherries and Grapes in abun dance It is well watered by Springs and Living Streams-is in high state of cultiva- tion, and all the Meadaw and Flow Land is ac- cessable tO the Mower and Reaper.
 Rising of One Thousand Dollars worth of Hay has been cut from the Home Farm the past season, and is now pressed and ready for Market.
 First Detached Piece lays one mile east from : he Home Farm, containing Sixty-Eighi Acres of Wood and Pasture Land, and known as Mountain Land.
 Second Detached Piece lays one-half mile west of the Homo Fam, containing Frrty- Eight Acres of Meadow, Pasture and Piow Land is we'll watered, and known as the Cufin Land.
 The Home Farm and Detached Pieces will be sold together or separate, as may be desired. For terms and further information, apply on the premises, to
 VIM. H. SMITH. Salisbury Dac o0 126i 9tL1
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09
s B ISTRlCT of Cornwall. ss, :, Probate Court

E STRICT of Cornwall, ss Probate Court -ES Jan 24th 1S65.
 Estate of Peter M. Miils. late of Cornu all In said District, deceased. The administrator represents the Estate insolvent and prays the appointment of commissioners thereon.
 Ordered,-That Commissioners to receive and examine the claims of the creditors of said es- tate be appointed at the Probate Office in Corn wall, on the llth day of February, 1865, at c clock, afternoon of which all persons in in tsreSt will take notice. and appear, ii they see cause, ant. he heard thereon. And said Admin. lstrator IS directed to cduse this order to be published in newspaper printed in Litchfeld. and post copy thereof on the public sigil-post Tn said Cornwall, nearest the late residence ot said deceased.
 Az 3ta FRED'K KELLOGG, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09

A d Court of Probate holden at Sharon. 1A within and for tho District of Sharon, on the Fist day of January. A. D 1865.
 Present-charles Sears. Esq. Judge.
 On motion of James k. Jenkins. Admins trator on the Estate of BErsEY TREADwAy. latc # Sharon within said district, deceased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said Estate to exhihit their claims against the same, 10 the Administrator for adjus: ment; and directs tEat public notice be given of this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Litcll- field and by posting q copy thereof on the public sign post i'll said town of Sharon, near est the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from kecyd
 4lt3 CHARLE, SEARS. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09

A T a Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, "A within and for the District of Salisbury, on the 9th day of January. A. D. 1865,
 Present, Albert Moore, Esq. Judge. AN motion of Mrs. Eliza Bushnell, Executrix NV of the last Will aud Testament of JACOB F. RAPP, late of Salisbury, with in said district, deceased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Executrix and directs that public notice be given of this or der by advertising in newspaper published in Iitchfield county. and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said town ol Salisbury nearest the place where the dece ised last dwelt, Certified from Recor,!
 3w4Oo ALBERT MOORE, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09
RARMS FOR GAA,3a

FE&HE Subscriber offers fo, sale his FARMS, E. one of which is in Morris. Litchiield Co.,. Conn., one mile south easterly from the Cen ter, and contains 1G5 Acres, with a large Brick
 Dwelling House, two Barns, and other Out Buildings thereon. The main Building is well located, and adapted for Summer BoaIders The other is tRe Farm known as the Charles
 Buell. Farm lying in Ltchfield, about two aud | one half miles easterly from the Center, con-
 talnfng 100 Acres, with a Saw-Mill, Dwelling House. and suitable Out Buildings Either place will be sold whole or by parcels, to suit purchasers
 --Ihe Subscriber will also sell at public anc tion. Oh the lst day of March, A. D.. 1885. the Stock, Tools, &c, ou the first mentioned place -conaisting of 22 Milch Cows, pairs Oxen, pair Horses. l Colt, Shoats. and Farming aud Dairy Uten- sis generally.
 Should one or both of the Farms remain unsod at the time of the Auction, they will be put up for sale, If there are pur, lasers ) at that time. If not seld, they will be rented
 Auction Sale to commence at o'clock A. NJ.
 Should the day be stormy, the sale will be adjourned to the next fair day.
 For particulars, enquire of David Benton or R. Pierpont, Morris, or of myself, un the iist mentioned place.
 Alt march 10 V. DEWEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09
DIED.

In this town 9th inst, Mary Elizabeth wife Henry B. Graves, Esq, and daugher oi
 h. Henry Button, aged 38.
 hr tenderesf, holiest memories of this
 ees4 siyit that has just passed from cath to
 <fA be, must be enshrined, k,pt sa.
 |h our own fond hearts; but a litte trib
 Mere expressed to oHe who is So assciated fth all that is good and beautiful, may not be inappropriate. With everything god and beautiful she IS linked; in all that isSIeauti- full in external scenery, in all that is god and lovely in social life, in all that is cul ivat ed and refined. in all sweet chari,ie,-and, above all and beyond all, her spiri shone forth in our pure and holy religion. The love of Jesus was iudeed in her heart, aud shed abroad in her life. How this did sustain her in the many weary days and months of sick ness and suffering,--in those da,k hours when heart and flesh well nigh faileti-as her own language expresses:
 "Beneaih the winter snows too m1st lie, But Jesus lives; do not fear to die" l
 And again
 "Oh, Death no more I'll look on thee with
 gloom, No longer fear;
 No longer dread the shroud, the bier, the
 tomb!
 My Saviour's near.
 And He will take awaysthy sting, oh Death!
 Victory completef@
 And make me utter with my failing breath,
 To die is sweet !''
 At St. Charles, Minnesota, Jan 29 Miss Mary Birge, aged "A years and l montIs.
 She had in early life nobly confessed Christ before men. and now has fallen asleep in Jesus at good old age, respected and loved by all who knew her She had ever mlintained in qaiet consiancy and unwavering confidence her faith in the Holy Catholic Church; n branch of which is known in this country as the Protest. ant Episcopal Church, sf which two near rela- lives were worthy ministers. Her brother, the Rev. Benjamin Birge. died some years since. and the Rev Lemuel Birge was taken, after a faithful life, few months ago, in Brooklyn, fs. Y. The missionary who is now the pastor to her brother and his lrrge family and neighbors. vii. miss her in the friendship, worship and holy communion of the church. Such faithful devoted lights of the Gospel are much needed at the west. Blessed indeed are the dead who die in the Lord, for they rest | from their labors and their works do follow them. J.H.w. At Bradleyville. Feb 3d. of drepsy of the heart, supervening upon long continued illness from dyfoepsia. Mrs. Maria T., wife of William Coe, Esq, aged 59 years.
 At Lakeville. Jan. 2S, Phebe II. Stone. aged 47. wife of Lucius II. Stone: formerly of Lteh field. At Ashland, Ohio, Jan 9th. Mrs. Maay' wife of Charlie Page, in her 26th year. o"'y daughter of Mr. Andrew Proudft, of As. land 1 Ohio. I
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-09
UNION STATE CONVENTION.

The Union Electors of the several towns ii this State are requested to send delegates equa t0 twice the number of their Representative in the Legislature, to meet in Convention a Music Hall, in the City of New Haven. ol WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of February, 1865 at 10 o'clock A. M.. for the purpose of nomina ting Stale Officers, and doing any other busi ness proper 10 be done in said Convention.
 JAMES G. PATTERSON, Chairman
 gssns gssss1 NsouSn.. S,.aA'' Hartford Co.
 !. ,. J p. ,segss, sssasr. }ssu Haven Co.
 hpn. h,a sI.nsr..'HEh Pnrsr,., N. London Co.
 JEREMIAH 0LNEY,
 RIcH'D s. LATHRoP, W. T. A. WARREN. l Litehee,d Co.,
 B. R. AaARD,
 W W. A. A. sa'sH; c@aniso., Fairfield Co.
 ". T. ELMER, ,;a,,.c,
 IL. M. STANXARD, w.
 \ hAs'rs E' Fs.... .,.1'H' Holland Co. .HAarFoRD, Jan 8, 1865.