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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-17
AUCTION SALE.

fnNHERE will BIZ sold at auction on Wednesday,
Il March lst, at eleven o'clock in the f renoon
at Sullivan, tie properly known as the {" Corners
property" in sullivan village, compris ng
lst-rhe Dyer hsusc and lot so called, con.
tanning fifteen Of land extending from
Frcnchman's Bay to the " Sullivan Granite Co. y
2d-A lot on the East side Of the county road
adjoining land of A. b. 4 A. Simpson, C. Emery
and Otis Human.
3d-Thc ship rd on the west side Of tho 70 d
next to land of A. Il. Perry.
The different lots will be sold separately; the
buildings on each being sJli with the land.
The sale will take place on the premises. For
further particsars concerning tho pr. misses in
quire of g. W. Corners OF Sullivan. or Of T.. & 4
Hale ofs.Elsworih.
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A rare Chance for Good
Investment.

rINHE subscriber now offers for sale his desirca
J. BILE business stand at "Sargentville,' in
Sedgwek.
The property for sale comprises q good dwell
ing house pleasantly. situated. and barn con-
aected by building seveuty feet long, in which
is a meal room, wash room, wood house, carriage
house. 30. A good and convenient store aud
A grist mill with two runs OF
stones aud bolt. A comnodious cooper shop
and cut Building. A wharf with two good build
ings GA it, in one of which is a sail loft.
Ash yard, flakes, buildings, boxes &c. good
ship yard with is buildings &c.
There il some 10 acres Of moving and tillage
under good cultivation, with some 70 young
fruit trees grated which now bears about 40
bushels Of apples; and u acres pasturage. The
above named property will be sold OF good
bar ain-for the pnrcbaser-and on easy Trims.
Is believed to be as good p.aee for ade gem
orally, as any in the couaty-and for carrying
o tue ''fishing business" "Pogy oil business,
and clam bait business, is believed to be the best
in the county: some years taking 1900 to 1870
bbls. clam bait.
Anyone wishing TO purchase a good business
Stand will do we'll to call soon, examine premises
aud see the subscriber.
N'' - W. g. SARGENT.
ssrgentvills, Dec. 1864. sme'
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Boston & Maine Depot, Portland, Me-
A REMARKABLE CURE OF 4 CASE OF DR0pSi
II1REu 3D. MRS. MANCHESr

This is to certify that have been cured Of the
Dropsy Of fifteen years Standing by Mrs. Manches-
ter. have been 10 physicians in Boston, New York
and Philadelphia. They ali told me that they could
do nothing Tor me, unless they tapped me, aud as
surcd me That by tapping copld live but short
time ! made up my mind to go home and live as
long as could with the disease, and theg die. On
my way home stayed over night in Portland witb
friend of mine and told them what my mind was in
regard to my disease. They finally persuaded me to
e. aud sec Mrs. Manchester. She examined me and
told me my ease exactly.
was SO much astonished to think thai she told me
correctly, that told her that would take her nied
cnes having the least faith that they would do
me any good, or that should get the slightest re-
lief from any course whatever; finally took the
medicine and went home. In one week from the
time l commenced taking the medicine, ! had OYER
three gallons of water pass me in seven hours; and
my fellow sufferers may be assured that IL was a
great relief 10 hadDpt been able 10 lie down
in bed night before this Tor two years. Now can
lie down with perfect ease. have taken her medi.
cine for eight months, anal am as well as any could
wish to be- and no signs of dropsy. ! would advise
all that sick to go and consult Mrs Manchester,
even ii they have been given up by other physicians
have sent her number of cases OF other diseases,
and she has cured them also Go and sch for your
selves had no faith, but nov my faith cannot be
shaken in her skill in telling aud caring discusses
CHARLES :. EAEMoN,
SARAH =. HARMON,
MARY A. HARMON,
Bangor Nc, April Cd. b
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-17
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females IN Delicate Health

DIR. bow Physician and Surgeon, No % Edicott Stee
Boston consulted daily for all diseases incident to The
female system. proapsus teri or falling OF the Womb
Flour Alous Suppression, and other menstrual derange
ments, are all treated upon pathological principles
and speedy relief guaranteed in very few days SO in
yariaby ain is the mode of treatment that
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the afflicted per
SON soon rejoices in perfect health.
DR.. Dow has no doubt had greater experience In the
p! ysician in Boston.
BOARDING Accommodations for patients who may wish te
stay in Boston "A few days under lis treatment
DR.. Dow since 1915, having confined his whole atten
ton to AN office practice for the of private Diseases
and Female Complaints acknowledges no superior in ths
United States.
N bah letters must contai: four rcd stamps or they
will not he answered.
Office Hours from s A. NJ. to +. III,
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HAIR DYE! IsAIR DYE!!
BACHELOR s Celebrated Hair Dye
Is the Best in the World

Harmless, True aud Reliable Dye Known
This splendid Hair Dye is Perfect-changes RedRus'y
Or Grey Hair instantly to Glossy Black or Nafurd
E,o,rn without Inurng the Hair or Staining the skin'
leaving the Hair Soft and Beautiful imparts fresh Vi
w. frequently restoring its pristine color and rec'es the
facts NJ Bel Dyes. The genuine is signei !" ihI'Ah
A. BArCuEEOR, all others are mere mi'auohS ana
houii be avoided. Sold by all Druggists, &c. fhoio
RY-sl BARCLAY ST., NJ Y. lyzoP
Ra.chsloy's Nt,o Toilet Cream for Dressins MeH"r'
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East Corinth Academy.

Charles H. VeFritI, B. A., fFtncipal'
Miss Henrietta T. llailowell, f:ecept'ess
Miss Mary Il. Ball, Teaenef Oh Musie
u. U. Weston, Teacher oil feauisnsnip'
The spriug Term of this Il .urishing and popu-
lar institution will commence TUESDAY, February
2ls, 1865, and continue eleven weeks. Every Ell
fort will be made to make the school worthy OF
its former liberal patronage.
Beard and Tuition very reasonable.
j. HALVES, Sec'y OF Trustees
East Corin.h, Feb. 10, 1865. Nv.
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Sanitary ,,usnissiOn.

Office of the u. .. Sanitary CommissiOn,
s2j broadway, N. y, Dee. 20 1861, )
lion. ISRAEL NASHBUkN, JR., Of Port
IL land, Maine, has consented to acaept tho
duties of General Agent of the Commission for
Maine, and is hereby appointed such agent by
authority of the Commission.
lie will be ready to furnish advice o the friends
of the Commissions work throughout the State.
All money contributed in Maine for the use Of
the Commission should be p lid to Mr.. Washburn
or to persons designated by him.
Hon. MIR. Washburn is the solo agent recognis.
cd by the Commission for Maine. ..
j. FOSTER JENKINS,
General Secretary.
Persons in Hancock County and vicinity con
tributing money to tie Commission, may pay it to
Col. Eugene Hale, Ellsworth, G. j. Abbott, Esq
Castine, or L. C. Woodman, Esq, Bueksport.
2nl !. WxsnstKs.
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TO THE LADIES'!
Both Married and Sinyle. Y
TIE OLDEST REGULATOR Foa FEMALES !


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If aud relie remedy for Pushes, sick e2iacltc
rains in the Ioins Back ahd slcs, fa'pltatioh OF
the Heart Nervous Trcu"rs Mysteries. S'aSliS
Broken Sleep, aud other uup easaut ana dan$,faas
effects of M unnatural condition oi me seS2'i iGiin
lions In the worst eases OF At"oF -it""' VI "Hies
they effect speedy care.
DR.. Cheeseman's Fcrasle Pills
How. bc,p used OVER 4 QUARTER OF A CEN
'TI'HY They are offered Is the only sue means .
renewing Interrupted mens Uatipn, !!nt LdnIcs ms
,bsur IL, mind tdri there is one condition ~ me
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WSC4R RIlGE. Such - the iTisiSfMe tendency of
tbe nc-ine to restore the sexual ftncftots 1" u mr.
mai condition tint ereR the reprOdurftre Fortr o.
nature cannot Fesstit lHi-i S-A-'-'oA ~ ''A'"i
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Err. Cheeseman's Female Pills
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LANES have relied upon for many wears or can re-
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They have received. and are now receiving the
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SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLf.
IoyCHINS & IilLL.YER, Proprietors
81 Gett1r STREE, Nctr YORK.
4.ovh4s Fer sale in Ellsworth By c. q. FECh'
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SAEAN l.. KNIGHTS,
GEORGE KNIGHTS,
ABBY L. KNIGHTS,
EMMA kNlCIIrs.

ONE OF THE GREATEST CURES ON RECORD.
Mrs. ADMINISTRATION Madam thinking a
statement of my case may be Of service TO others
similarly afflicted hasten to give it to you.
This is briefly my easel taken sick about fif-
teen months ago with the Liver complaint in very
bad form. applied to four different physicians, but
received benefit until called you. At that time
had given up my business and was in very bad
state, but ptttr taking your medicine for short
time began to recover, and in two months 1 was
entirely vel, aud had gained several pounds Of
fesh and can truly say that by your skill l Am n
perfectly healthy man.
JOSEPH DAVIS.
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6pefial Notices.
Hunnewell's Tolu Anodyne.

The real necessity of this splendid preparation was
tvo-fold, and well has 1t proved how tins Necessity
has been met. To have true and natural Cpaaie
for All cases of Loss of Sleep and Nervous Depiliy,
and Anfi- Spasnsodic for all Neuratgfc RHEUMATISM
Cont Hysteria, Pardiyic. st, pins Dance, cases rs
an inward application without producing any OF inc
horrors or bad effects of Opium or preparatonS OF
Onium hut a preparation that, should 1t Iais on
reaching the complaint would leave no STAN Q! ue
bility behind. For Tooth and Earashs iof MGrrois
on common Sick Headache, for the sunerI"g IN
MONTHLY Menstruation Distress after Eatihg, ~ Is
almost infsbe. 1t is the production o. ee no,,n
ted herb from India. perfectly naiur ..t 4 viii
uniform in action and by confidence 70 .es' ~, Mn
be found the greatest necessity III fs.eIy rany
This preparation has the most iti1oii.neu eo',n"eoe
coincidence of large numbers of Physicians Is con.
trn,led NV thorough, knowledge of medicine, aud
i. the wish Of the proprietor that it IN be accepd
with perfcct confidence BY ALL as free from every
speces Of quackery, and based Oh most perfect laws
In Matcria Medical ,,,,
cured by the Anodyne are among its great points.
JOHN L. HUNNEwELL. PROPRIETOR.
Practical Chemist, Boston Mass.
AR-For sale by all dealers in medicine.
Sold by G. G. PECK. Ellsworth. Maine
w. f. Phillips II. II. Hay, and W. W.Whippie,
Wholesale Agents. Portland. LIMO
mo THE NERVOUS, DEBILITATED AND DIES
PONDENT OF BOTH SEXES. great SUI
ferer having been restored to health in few days
amer many of misery is willing to assist ms
suffering fellow-creatures by sending (free) on the
receipt OF postpaid addressed envelope, copy OF
the formula of cure employed. Direct to
JOHN NJ DAGNALL, Box Is3 Post office. =,
1y20P Brookhn, n. \.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-17
Wood Land Sale.

rEVUE subscriber is about having his valuable
4 Wood land lying in the South West corner
of No. s, surveyed off in lots of Twenty-Five
acres, for the purpose of dsposing the same to
these who wish to avail themselves of a rare OPP
portunity to secure a good wood lot. There is
five hundred acres of this valuable land, and it
is within 81 miles of Union river bridge. There
is good road within a sholt distance of the
saine. Some of it is covered with heavy
growth of soft and Hard wood, with a good
chance fur lark on some portions Of it. Plans of
tic same will be made, aites tho survey, and the
sale will be private. Don't forget to secure n
good wood lot, as another so good an opportunity
will not soon offer. For sale cheap for cash.
GEO. X. GRIFFIN.
Ellsworth. Dec. 18th, 1864. 4S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-17
For Sale.

MsI5M Il OF SaIe.
lliiIS5k The subscriber offers for sale his
1870 stand in Mariayille, consisting of a
farm OF about sixty acres of land, with good
dwelling house SO % feet, with an ell 40 feet x
10, finished throughout, has a good we'll of water
near the door; and good cistern in the cellar,
with good stable and barn. 1t is good stand
for n public house, having been used as such here.
toforo. There is young orchard of grated fruit
trees on the same, and fair proportion of the
farm is under cultivation.
Connected with tho same is n tan yard and
shoe-naker's shop This is business that can
be adyantag eously carried on there.
The stand is near meeting house. school house
and post Office.
For particulars inquire Of the subscriber on the
premises.
DANIEL HILL.
Mariaville, Feb. Is, 1865. 9w5*
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CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, OR NO CHARGES MADE

Dr. Dow is consulted daily from A. NJ. to s P NJ at
above upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
name and having by his unwearied attention and
extraordinary gained reputation which calls pa
tients all parts :" the Country to obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, none stand higher in
the profession than the celebra,ed DR.. DOW No Endi.
colt s e.t boston, Those who need the services Of
experienced physician and surgeon should give call
r. S-Dr. bow mpor,z and has for sale new article
called the French Secret. Order BY mall Two for 81
and red stamp.
Boston, April, 1854. lylSN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-17
Dr.. H. l.. FOSS'
l. l N / Nj T. N Il .
OlPTHERlA,

SURE Remedy for Dptheria, when used in the early
~ stages of the disease.
This medicine has been used extensively in Maine,
New Hampshire, Vermont and the Provinces, with un
failing success The Proprietor has large number of
recommendations persons who have used 1t, all
speaking Of its merits in the highest terms.
1t is also an excellent medicine for all kinds Of
2 a I N
whether external or internal
purchasers can use half OF bottle trial. and n
dias as6e,l the price of the whole viii tt refunded.
c. @. PBGK, AGENT Eiiswosts. $3.50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-02-17

One Of .he Greatest C'tres Record 4,
FALMOUTH, sept T., 1863
This Is to certify that have been sick for five
years and have been to>a great number of physi-
ci.ns, and one weuIa tell NE one thing, and another
would tell me that had another disease; then
would go TO another, aud he would tell entirely
Il different story, until got almost discouraged.
told the physicians that iclt though something
was eating 4. up inside, bat they laughed at the
idea OF anything OF t.Ie Kind, and safi | was
vuus For the last two years commenced growing
very large at times and it seemed to that my
stoinac! was filling up and when retired night.
it seemed il something arose in my throat, and
would almost suilocatc. Reading Mrs Mauchestcr's
advertisement was induced to 80 and consult her.
-Ee examined and told my feelings exactly and
told me that had i've animal OF kind in my
sto.nich She said, Il don't know what 10 call it,
bat ii is brown and looks like a caterpillar much
rs anything she told me so correctly about my
feelings, that | took her medicines she told me
that should be very sick, and so was. | yonited
tor three days, aud the third day threw up
fling that resemAled lizard, and horrible looking
tlliiig, about three inches long, and about as large
round rs my finger, and tLti owe my life 10
Mrs. Manchester. she tod he what no other doe
tor ever did or could. Ny health is rapidly gaining
| say to every one, go and her; don't hear to
what this or thai says but go, and YOU will be
perfectly satisfied.
DEBORAH REED, HAFNAH KING,
HENRY REED, MERCY HANSON.
We can fully testify 10 this statement.
Bangor, Aug. ~, 1851.
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AcAsE OF SPINAL DISEASE CURED.

ACAsE OF SPINAL DISEASE CURED.
This Il TO certify tia. went to see Mrs. Manches-
ter last March with daughter of mine troubled with
sli al disease. Tor wl.h she had been doctered for
Ne wears and by Il nu.lber of physicians of all
kinds: and She has had tweaty-one applications of
electricity applied, but all 10 no effect; but She con
tnHally grew worse. l came to tie concusion rs
tho list resort, go and see Mrs. MSnchester and
did 50; and to my great surprise she tod me the
first of he disease, and how she had Gccn all
along, which encouraged TO try her medicines !
did So and now my daughter is able to be aroniid
the house all the time. She also rides ten fiteeh
miles without any treubs or Inconvenience, and
think in short time she Mill be restored to perfect
health. since my daughter bias been doctoring,
have heard of great many cases that Mrs. Man
clestt has cured. / think if auy person deserves
patronage, 1t is-the shs tries 10 pres rye tue
health OF iiIs sick and suffering; and / know she
every effort which lies in her power to benefit
her patients.
L,.,.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-05-05
To the American People.

At meeting Of citizens Of the United States
held in the city Of Washington on Saturday. April -
1865 an association organized having for its ojec
the erection Of monument at the National Capital Il
the memory Of the late President Of the United states
Abraham Lincoln.
This association is called the "Lincoln Monumen
Association" and the following gentlemen were ap
management of lis affars, viz: The Hon. James har
Ian OF Iowa; the Hon. Hugh McCulloch, Secretary o
Treasury the Hon. w DennisOn, POsimasteT-Genernl
Richard Walach, esq, MAYOR Of WashingtoDj tn'
Hon j. W. FOrney. Secretary Of the Senate; LEVIN
Clephane, esq. Washington City; II. d. Cooke esq
Washington City.
or whom Hon James Harlan Of Iowa. was elected
President and II. d. Cooke. esq appointed Treasurer
Upon notification OF their acceptance II Is made my
duty TO the fact 10 the public, and to solicit
subscriptions to the monument.
All Of the abuyc-nafned gentlemen except Mayor WA
ach (now absent from the city,, having accepted pc
son the Board % Directors. the association l. an
nounced rs organized.
The patriotism Of the American people is earnestly
appeaed to- that the proposed object Of the Association
may De carried into effect 10 manner worthy oi thcN
and Of the great patriot and statesman whose private
virtues and eminent pubhc services are to be commem
GRATED by this national work.
Tie press throughout the country requested 70 copy
this notice. and Ia encourage the object OF the assOcA
ton through its editorial columns.
The people Of the United States are invited TO con
tribute such amounts as they are disposed. IL Is 10
proposed by the association 20 appoint agents Tor the
contributing this monument are invited 10 sehu the
donations direct 10 TIE Treasurer II. ID Cooke. es,
the firm Of Jay Cooke Co., Washington Ch!i OF u
Jaw Cooke & Co. OF Philadelphia.
j. Il. S. TODD Secretary.
Uasliagion Cig Mays. ls65.
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Winter Garden.

Dion Bouccault's drama Of "Jeanie Deans"
will be revived tomorrow evening at this theater for
the benefit Of Mrs. Seley Brown who also appears in
the comedy of Ladies Beware" Mr.. W. II. Smith, OF
Boston, is announced TO take the part Of David Deans
In theatrical matters Boston is eminenty selfish and
avariciOus town. Whenever tsecures unusually fine
actor 1t cngs 10 him with unyieding tenacity and for
bids the outer world all opportunity Of participation in
the enjoyment Of its treasure. There 1t was that Mr
William Warren, the most admirable comedian in the
country lay Inmured for nearly twenty years until his
forcibe exrlcation accomplished season ago by
a manager of extraordinary enterprise and daring.
There. too. il Is that Mr. W. II. Smith, one OF the
heares freshest and most vigorous actors that the
American stage possesses has been chained for period
OF almost forty years. We believe that his single ap'
pearance. tomorrow evening. will be his first in New
York Tho fact that he is the father Of the lady for
whose benefit he visits this city will not decrease the
interest OF the occasion.
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Dir u.

BITLER-At Pine Blnff Afken,as on Monday April II Of
pnoumoui Mrs. Cafhhrne NgSs puter, EeIcs u the iae
iieorre Butler oil this ci,y.
Oswego pap,rs please copy.
DoN ,LpsoNi)n Tueiny MAY ? Christine C. Donaldson,
.ldes, dsnehter of David sud May VI. DO .ldson.
Th funeral .ervices viii ao place fIiy cnernoou at
O'clock 4 80. ~ West Forty tithsi Toe relatives and
friends OF the fanny nyi,d 20 aend without further
notice qhe remains WI he token saturday morning q
Creenw God Genet ~ for in'ermen~
|vORHFSTFR-On WrdneI day Nuy3 William Arthur son
Of Hiram NJ aud sarah H. Forester aged IA years months
and days. a.
funeral AZ the Tesdeuoe Of M pleI ts No 20 West Forty
scycu,irst Indny ST. met, Of o'clock p n without
The rem ns NJ be taken 20 white Psins for nt-rment or
Saurday morning by tho ct O'Clock train from Twenty
sixh-st. depot
1LLOyD-At Umvo'i South Africa, Feb. 10, 1865, Rev
Clarlcs H. H. sd Missionary Of the American Board to th'
Zulu. aged 81 years.
(IYON-On Thursday Nay a. VIM. w: Lyon aged 60 years
from hs lae r,silerce Ne. Al Onehnndredandtwenty
ninth.st. Friends srr invited 90 attend
MIC HILL - "Wednesday May OF diphtherihc Group
Arthur Howard, only OF Thee. L. and Title MchIi
aged year IL months and ~ days.
Relatives and friends OF tire family are invited to stena h'
funeral Friday the Sta inst. at O'Clock r. m Rom NO
4li Iacihc-st Brooklyn. .,r...
lWALDO-On Thursday, May Deliverance woow OF 'hs
late Samuel L. ado in the G8th year of her age
Relatives and friends the family invited to sttend ns W
neral on Sund afternoon at o'clock from the = AZ @
of her son. How ard Waldo No. ii London Terrace "o
Twenty-thirdst