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FARM FOR SALE,

TTNHE subscriber oilers for sale bis farm in Blue
Il HILL three miles from Bluehill Village, on
the Buoksport Road.
Said Farm contains 100 acres; 40 acres NOV.
ing and tilage, and in good year it will cut 20
tons of English hay, the remainder is pasture and
wood land.
A one story and half House 30 4 SO feet, all
finished below, three rooms above. Wood-shed
1874 IS feet. Hog house 1874 by 81 feet Barn
sc x F3 feet. Shed 1870 feet. The buildings
are all connected and in good repair. Also three
Wells of good water.
Possession given Immediately, il desired
Terms easy. For further particulars inquire of
the subscriber on the premises,
ADELBERT H. HTNCkLEY.
Bluchill, June 27th, 1864. 25tf
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote his
entire time to the treatment of all diseases incident
to the female system. An experience of tw5nty-
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and
manent relief in the wora cases of Suppression and
all other Menstrual Derangemenfs, from whdtaUer
cause All letters for advice must contain 81. Office
No Endicott street, Boston.
n. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, June -, 1865. 1y4N
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L ED.

IIancock-June l6tl, Ccdela H., wife of Sen.
eca Remck and daughter Of Elliot and Prudence
ilodgkins aged q years.
"0h thou hast left me here alone, dear wife,
Where shall my troubled spirit find rePosc?
| long &c rest my head upon Thy basom
And hear thy voice once more sooth all my woes.
I miss thy sympathy, my most ad"red one,
Thy words of {, mfort and thy look Of love,
Thy fond confdng heart and smile of gladness
Which now is resting On NE from above.
Thy place around our table now is vacant,
And vsnly do wait for thee to come.
Thy step hear more, nor voice TO greet mo,
No voice Of commendation in my home.
Home where Is home TO me, my own dear wife
My own sweet home is now bereit of thee,
Earth seems dreary waste for thou art wanting
And napght this side OF heaven seems home to me-
The words thou spake to mo at hour of dying
Have all been cherished in my bleeding heSft;
Some rays of joy they've mingled with my anguish,
But oh, the bitter words that we must part.
never could have believed that should hear thee
Repeat such words and feel tia, they were so
Till death had stolen DER thy heavenly features
Aud lett bis calm expression on thy brow,
| must weep for thee thohsh know thou'rt happy;
But oh, my cherished hopes, where have they fl d
Gone, all are gone, and left me broken hearted;
A my fond hopes are mingled with tho dead"
Con-.
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Notice.,

4 Ii persons having unsettled accounts with
"A the subscriber, of oyer one years standing
are requested to call and settle, aud ii not con
venient to pay, settle by note.
N. BAH persons indebted e:thor by note or
account Of soiap ysars standing, aud are unab BILE
to pay are desired to call before the first day Of
April next, and receive u discharge in fu,'.
GEO. PARCllER.
Ellsworth, June 2ath; 1868. lm2i
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COME 0NE-CoME ALI
Ard try the Ne,o Barber.


Takes pleasure in informing the Ladies' and a.,-
tlemen Of EEL EAST spd sicnity that 10 hsx
taken the stan'f formerly ecespicd BY the late.,
most respected, JAMES Cook where he Ia .Lo.t
refittng the shop, and where he will be plaascl 10
wait upon them in his branch of business--susu
rs - -"
Sharing, Ho'r Cutting, Curling, Fyis cling.
Naampoo'ng and Dyang
IA Prof PIERCE, lase of Ellsworth, having
been engaged ~ this business in the state mn
wards of ten years, and given general satisfae .
ton, hopes by strict attention to business d, M
share u pgble patronage. '.s,l1 ., -.
Particular attention paid TO cutting Ladies'
and childreu's hair in the latest styl.
Belfast, May lG, 1866. 20
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WHISPERS. WHISPERS f..

DO va, want Nhiskrrs or Moustaclics 2 Our Gre.
elan tumpnund will force them To grow the
sin..ntrst chin or hair on bald heads, IN >iN weeks
Ir,re Si,n-i packages $s.np spnt hy pl.ii any
where, closely sealed, receipt of price.
Address WARNER & co,
I,i3r iiok -, i.rookn, n. Y.
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Terms of The American.

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No new subscriptions taken unless accompanied
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WHAT IlORSEMAN
WILL M WITHOUT
p. Tobias Venetian Horse Liniment P

np. Tobias Venetian Horse Iinimentp
TAUNTON, MAS Nav 1Iih, 1860.
DIR Tobias. Dear Sir--During 80 wears that | have
been in the livery business, | have used aud sold
great quantity Of various liniments. oils. 60 Some
two since hearing Of So many wonderful cures
having been male by your Venetian Eminent test
Ell its merits and 1t has given the best satisfaction
of anything otes used. never sold anything that
gives such universal satisfaction among horsomen,-
II is destined ~ supcrsedc all others
Yours. truly. SC, SAMUEL WILDE.
Sold by all druggists. Office 81 Corilandt street,
New York. Price one dollar for piht bottles.
arCnuntry Dealers are now Informed tina. no
traders are now sent out. lm2jue
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Farm for Sale
An ,LAa
Caution.

~ EW ARD Il. E,TY has advertised Farm
~ for SALE" "stuatcd in North IIanco, h.
four miles from Ellsworth village, and eighty rods
from the stage road" &c.
give this notice that said Edward q. Esty does
not own, and has no ri ght to sell the farm thu 5
advertised. lie has no title to said farm, except
what he obtained by fraud, and be can give no
title to it. l own and occupy said farm.
AMANDA A. RICH.
Hancock, June Il, 1865. 3w23
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Gpcfiol Notices.
AND DEPARTURES or MAILS.
ELLSWORTH Posr OFFICE, !
july 1, 1865.

July !, 1865.
Western DIR. daily except Monday at 81 o'ck A. NJ
dep. Sunday at II " y. n.
dep. -" 81 A. NJ
Belfast arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock T. ". Departs Tuesday, Thurs.
day and saturday at u O'Clock q, NJ.
Narraguagus arrives Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
day Mt 5 O'Clock n. Departs Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday a. O'Clock A.. NJ.
Castinc arrives Monday and Thursday ut q o'clock
~. Departs Tuesday and Friday at
O'Clock A. u,
South West IIarbor arrives Wednesday and Satur.
day at IL O'Clock " Departs Tuesday
and Friday at IL O'Clock NJ
Trenton Point arrives Saturday at II O'Clock A. NJ.
Departs same day at O'Clock T.. ".
Great Pond arrives Saturday at 6 O'Clock P. NJ. De-
parts Friday ut o'clock A. NJ.
or Western and Eastern mails close at ? O'Clock
r. VI. Branch mails close one-iourth hour before
their departure.
The money order system goes into effect Monday,
july ,, isd5. This Office has been designated as one
to receive orders.
l.. D. JORDAN, Postmaster.
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Shipping Nous.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.
Thursday, June %.
Schr. Conova, Fullerton, Gloucester.
.. Olivebranch. smith, Saie1.
Delaware, Wood, do.
Schr Ladusky, Smith, N. Y.
" James Tilden, Davis, Boston.
=" Bodondo, Tate, st. Andrews, n. d.
ARRIVED.
Friday, June 80.
Schr Credit, Grant, Bangor.
Delaware, Wood, Boston.
SAILED.
Schr Susan Francis, Smith, Trenton.
d" Forrest, Jordan, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Saturday, July !.
Schr Lady Ellen, Libby, Portland.
Bangor, Jordan, Boston.
i" Packet, Hopkins, Province town.
SAILED.
Schr Counsellor, Means, Boston,
% Minneola, Holt, do.
" Carcssa, Fullerton. do,
Velocity, Murch. do,
ARRIVED.
Sehr Panaps, Higgins. Boston.
Tuesday, July 4.
Schr Mareelius. Remick Bostnn.
" Doris, Remick, do.
g" Senator. Bonzey, do.
Hanges, Eaton, do.
" Elizabeth, Jordan, do.
ARRIVED.
Wednesday, July ).
Sghr Commodore, Clark, Boston.
SAILED.
Schr Lady Ellen, Libby, Portland via Green
Landing
Schr Dolphin, Davis, Boston.
i" Nandalia, Murch, do.
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Resistance at an End.

Great Of brilliant cl,ieyements l. arriving from
every quarter. heads that most turiously rebel a
gainst the laws of beauty, whether they are white
ronGray, sandy or glazing red, are everywhere
cTRIKtWG THEIR COL CRc,
and assuming the loveliest brown or tnr most lns-
rous and perfect black under the swift operation of
CRIsTADORO'S HAIR DYE,
which transfgures them in few moments. Manu-
featured by J. CInsrADoRo, No. Aston House, New
York. sold by Druggists. Applied by all Hair Ores
sefs linz.
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WeaVerS Wanted +!

DY the CLONE STEAM MILL. Newburyport,
IL Mass, 10 or 20 good Weavers, to whom
good wages and steady employment will be given.
A. D. BROWN, Agent.
June 10, 1865. 3w24
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GGEESs Landing, July 1, 1865.
MEssRs. SAWYER 4 BuRR:
We her with report
Ar June u, schr Troubalor, Nutter, Gculds-
b ro' for Portland; Sailor Boy, PInkham, stu
ben for RockIand; Motsana, Conway, Boston;
Is h, schr liyena, Gardner Calais for Phiia; % b
schr Mary Ann, Guptiil, Gouldsboros for Boston i;
Lady Eden Libby, RrrtIani for Ellsworth:
Ar July l.t. schr Marietta, Nottgn, lI.rr;n;
ton Tor EockIanl schr Miles, Cole, do for do. /;
ID. Er -rhr Julia, Secly, StGhurgc, \ Il for Port
land; Br schr Ben Boiti Drake do for Boston.
Yours, GREEN !. Go.
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LNREEDoM NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that for consideration
l have given my son, Albert J. Goodwin, his time
to transact business for himself and that i shall
claim none OF his earnings from this time: and
shall pay no debts OF his contracting
SAMUEL GOODWIN.
Ellsworth, July B, 1863. 40
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AGENTS WANTED,

I AIDES or Gentlemen everywhere to sell popular
~ Charts, Photographs, Engrovings, &c. Send
fur copy of our new "Quurierly," which contains
full PARTICULARS. Il. b. RUSSELL & Co, Publishers
So Cornhill, Roston. 3w2iP
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

BY virtue OF license from the Court of Probate
for the County OF Hancock shall SELL the pren,-
ises, the tif zenith day of Aug next ut ten O'Clock
A. NJ, much of the real estate of Dayid Black, late
of Scdgwick, deceased, situated in Scdgwick will
produce the sum OF one hundred and forty dollars
for the payment of the debts and incidental argos
and lcgacies in his last will
ALMlIiA BLACK, EXccutrix.
Sedgwick. juno ~. 1865. .
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4 DMINISTRAToR's SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE

by virtue Of license from tho Court of Pro-
bate for tho County of HANCOCK, l shall sell, on
the premises at public sale, on the 18th day of
August next, at . o'clock A. n. the homestead OF
the late Frances N. Leach, situated in Penobscot.
in the County Of Hancock. Terms teree ,fourths
cash at time Of sale, with good security for bal.
ance. JAMES RENDELL, Admr.
Penobscot, July 9TH, 1860. 20
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AGENTS WANTED FOR


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LOST
4 CALF-SKIN POCKET BOOK, lined with
~ red morocco, containing a small sum of
money, gold iockct case, and some papers of no
value but TO the owner. One of the papers was
a receipt to Martha Varnum. Whoever will re-
turn the same to the American Office, or to the
subscriber at Surry, will be literally rewarded.
MARTHA VARNUM.
Surry, juno 18th, 1865. s2a
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by authority Of the Secretary of the Treasiry tho
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for tho
sale of United States Securities, offers to the public
the third series OF Treasury Notes, bearing seven
known as the
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These notes are issued under date July Is, 1865,
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us. $50 Six per cent.
GOLD-BEARING BONDS,
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from State, County, and Municipal taration. which
adds from to three per eent. per anAah to their
batue, according to the rate levied upon other
property. The interest Is payable semi anually BY
codb6ns attached to each note, which rfsy be cut
off and sold to any bank or banker.
One cont per day on a so motto.
Two cen'st j" 400 I"
Ten - $500 Z.
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The Slight change made in the conditions Of tlis
THIRD SERIES aHtcts only the matter OF interest.
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of the country may be afforded facilities for taking
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lave confidence, and who only to DO responsible
for the delivery OF the notes for which they receive
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ErTERS remaining unclaimed in tho Pos.
IL Office at Ellsworth, State of Maine, 9Th
of July, 1865
Brown, Mary Moore, A. +.
Bowden, d. W. Stevens, Celia
Davis, Irish Straw, John
Davis, Abby r. Stinson. Harriet
Foster, Frank l.. Wood, VIM
Hall 4 Chipman, Weaver, Ellen
Persons calling for the above will please say
advertised. l., ID. JORDAN, Postmaster.
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Farm for Sole.

4 CONTAINING about lao acres, well divided
~ into tillagc, pastprage and woodland Fenc-
ed with wa and cedar; is well watered; has
good buildings and very convenient house, near
ly new and vol painted Land wood house attach.
ed; Barn 40 Il 30, buildings all in good repair.
Near the barn is IN excellent bed Of muck. Cuts
about Ii tons of hay and easily be made to
cut much murp. Also has an orchard Of about 80
trees.
The above farm is situated at North Buehili,
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 for selling, i'll health of ner. For fur.
ther particulars inquire, aa the premises Of
q. l.. DODGE.
North Bluch;lI, June %, 1862 3w2i*
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the hundreds or thousands they do not
cultivate at all and refuse to let others
cultivate. And that too when they pay
hut half the tax the State is entitled to.
Require them't to pay the fun tax, and
they viii be compelled to sell part of
their surplus land to do It. And would
the State suffer, If some honest, indus-
trious and intelligent German farmer
should happen TO buy that surplus, and
in few years convert the unbroken
forest or the old brier-helds into gar
den spot of beauty and productiveness,
covered with vineyards and fruits and
grain, worth ten times what it was be-
fore and paying that proportion of tax
es to the State e 1.
II our State Legislature cannot dis
eliminate against these land sharks, (of
whatever grade), we pray that it be al
lowed no longer to. discriminate in
their favor and against other interests
and classes.
Against the enormous evils that fol-
low in the train of this monopoly of the
soil which holds so great portion of
the State in its blind, greedy and re-
lentless grasp, legislation cannot ade-
qnately protect and foster our public
interests under the existing organic
law; but SO far as it can mitigate these
evils by doing justice under that or
ganic law, let it be done.
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Letter from ~. LIneoIn.

AGAgeE from 5AEls Lincoln.
Mr.. Carpenter, the artist, who has
been publishing in,the Independent his
personal recoIleetions of President Lin
coin, gives in his last contribution, the
following extract of a letter from Mrs.
Lincoln:
Truly" writes Mrs. Lincoln, "no
sorrow has been like unto mine. am
as brOken-hearted over this overwhel-
ming aftlictiOn as when the terrible
tragedy first occurred, and, of course,
realize It far more. Il have lost the
most loving and devoted of husbands,
and my dear boys the best father that
sons were ever blessed with. Until
Gods love shall place me by his side
again, shall know nopeace, or aIlevia-
ton of my grief. Knowing him as YOU
did, am sure you can pardon and APP
Preclate wife's great sorrow over So
untimely loss.
GLOW 1 wish you could have been
with my dear husband the last three
weeks of his life. Having a realizing
sense that the unnatural rebellion was
near its close, and being most of the
time away from Washington, where he
had passed through such conflicts of
mind during the last four years-feelinR
so encouraged, he freely gave vent to his
cheerfulness. Down the Potomac, he
was almost boyish in his mirth, and re-
minded me of his original nature, as 1
remembered him in our own home, free
from care, surrounded by those he
loved.
"That terrible Friday, I never saw
him SO supretnely cheerful. His man
ner was even playful. AT three o'clock
he drove out with me in the open car
riage. In starting, asked him if any
one should accompany us? He imme-
diateiy replied: No, prefer to ride by
ourselves to-day During the drive he
was so gay that said to him, laugh
ingly: Dear husband, you almost
startle me by your great cheerfnlness,
He replied: And well may feel SO,
Mary, for l consider this day the war
has come to a close and then added,
/ We must both be more cheerful in the
future. Between the war and the loss
of our darling Willie, we have been
very miserable.' Every word he then
uttered is deeply engraved on my poor,
broken heart. In the evening his mind
was fixed upon having some relaxa-
ton.
81 firmly believe that If he had-re-
manned in the White House, on that
night of darkness, when the fiends pre-
vailed, he would have been horribly cut
to pieces. Those fiends had too long
contemplated this inhuman murder to
have allowed him to escape" -e
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aleu- Adrertisemfuts.
I. o. o. F.

TIME REPRESENTATIVES OF THE VA.
RIOUS Lodges delegated for the purpose
or inaugurating and establishing Grand
Lodge and Genernl Encampment for the State
Of West Virginia, will meet at the Lodge
Rooms Of the Order in this city this morning
at O'Clock.
The programme for the day, so far as the
committee has been enabled 10 arrange the
same will be as follows:
The ceremony of instituting the Grand
Lodge of the !. o. o. F.. for the State Of West
Virginia, will begin at the hour of 81 a m.
The ceremony OF instituiing the rand En-
campment VIII begin at 81 O'Clock p. m.
An address will be delivered to the MEM
bers OF the Order in the evening at " o'clock,
at the Lodge Rooms, by the Grand Secretary
Of the q. L. U. s, James L. Rldgeley. All
brethren are cordially invited to attend.
Upon the conclusion OF the address, the
brethren will adjourn TO the Union Hall, to
partake OF a supper prepared for the occasion.
Tickets for the supper can be procured from
the Committee Of Arrangements during the
day, or at the Hall in the evening.
By order Of the Committee Of Arrange
fnentS TO- dec5-lt