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N5ilia III pcreanfcm.

o.. 2tem Sdufr In RslO.9orodr. ~Jullmuttn
H:;. fur tl2t0 btt Btrtr1dm @uney ne. auiBe Ten
L..k- IaitghS. Ter gtrtaut mug @eimaHslbiuNtt
bllb't gefbehut. Sciptt uanJut'aJM be- Z ..
sta, VI II Sttrutitr. $50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-13

vI,nE subscriber herrby gives pullic notice to
L all concerned that Lc has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust Of
An administrator Debouis non with the wild an
nexed Of the estate Of
ISAAC CASE. late of Buchsport,
in the county Of Hancock, physician, deceased
hy giving hund as the law directs; lie therefore
requests all persons who Indebted to the said
deceased's estate, TO make Immediate pSymaut,
and those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibi, the same for settlement.
JOHN BLoDG TT.
Bucksport, June %, 1896. q
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-13

At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth, within and
for the County Of Hancock, the Sid Wednesday Of
June, D.. 1866.
John MIIIIkEN, Guardian Of James IIagan non
- i compos mentis, Of Hancock said County, hay-
ing presented his first account Of Guardianship upon
: said estate for probate;
-. Ordered THAT the said Guardian give
notice thereof TO all persons interested by causing
copy this order be published tHee weeks
IN the Ellsworth American, print IN Ellsworth, that
they may appear at Probate Court to he holden at
Ellsworth, the first Wednesday Of August NEXT ten
OF the clock in the forenoon. and hw cause, any they
have why the should not he allowed
FARMER TUCK, Judge.
Attest-GEo. A. DYER, Register. II
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WOOL CARDING.

The subscribers here by give notice that they
will carry the Wool Carding AID Cloth Dress
ing ms here tofore in the town of Brooksyill dur
ing the present season. They would solicit the
patronage of their old customers and al others
who are DESTROYS Of having first rate rolls. No
will be spared to give satisfaction to all who y
entrust them with their work.
Thankful for past tayors they hope by giving
personal attention to their business, to receive an
increased share of public patronage.
All bills must be settled on delivery of work
when done. In order TO have good Rolls the
wool should be well washed and sorted before be :
lag sent to mill.
sR-Persons sending their Wool to Nil by our
team, shoudhave each package marked distinctly
name nd residence. before it is sent.
Packages left with Isaace Z. Goodwin, Penob-
scot CHARLES II. CIosson, North Scdswick, John
o. Sargent, Nelson Herrick, BROOKLYN Frank W
Holden, Mn. Torrey, J ohm NJ 1awry, Deer Isle
VIM. Lymburner, ank Luther NJ. Dates, Blocks.
will, will be taken to mill and returned.
J. 4 J. 6. WALKER,
BreoksYiIle, May lst, 1866. 2ml5.
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New Store,
New Business.

'SNHE subscribers would inform the citizens Of
L Ellsworth and vicinity that they keep con.
stantiy hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
shinglcs ant GiapOoards OF all kinds and
qualities
Pine, spruce and Hemloek number Of all
kinds.
We keep constantly on hand Extra Canada Oats
suitable for feed or seed, choice yellow Corn
Meal, Barley. Beans, Lime, Plaster &c, &C.
Also on commission Few barrels e choice
Family Flour, which can warrant 10 be equal
TO any in this market, and We can and Wi sell
cheaper than any ef eur neighbors.
Also few tens IF stove Coal
We are aging and will continue 10 pay the
hi CHEST CASH price for
SAus ie cl,p5GsGfsass - la'' ius ei9 qt al
kinis
Give us call, at cur store on Water
street.
Fisk & Curtis.
Ellsworth, March G, lstG.
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r, H. EDDY,

fTER an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty
IA years. continues to secur. Patents in the United
states also TN Great Britain, France and other foi
eign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Ronds, As
sifnmenis, and all papers drawings for Patents eS
ecnted on reasonable terms with dispatch. Research
81 made into AmerIcan and Foreign works, TO deter
mine the validity and utility Of Pr tents Of Inventions
and legal and other advice rendered In all INA tiers
touching the same. Copies the claims Of any ia
tent furnished by remi,tng dollar. Assgnine
recorded in Washington.
No dgfacg IN the United state, possesses snps,is-
tIeii'hes for obt1'ning Patents nsceafaning shs
Pracfiedbrittg Of intentions.
During eight mos ms the subscriber In the NJ
his large practice, made trice -ctcd apple
SthTtKN APPEALS, 'afrg ono of winch decided
IA has faror by the Commissioner Of Paients.
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/ " Z q X T 4 " II
TO the afflicted =!

". DOW continues to he con sulted al his Nice y
rKlt tff VE hhfiTkfE NtTiRf
lily long Of study aud practical experience Il
,uurii'd "NteTt pr u has The qualification ii pr.
'sutuf the unfortunate with rrm-,. that have never
since he first introduced them falvl the tn
tlarntus caste ut
to. orr fIHt AND SYPHILIS
Rencth hi. treatment AT the horrats II yen-r-aI ar1
impair hl"oA, tmprcucy. Sctpftls G5l3rthra Tle,t.
pun and distress in the regions II Inf ANNA
tion of tho Etsd'r aud Kiilel- iiAdfaerls Ahc
lumoI ,fsltiu SNclns. aud IT, long train Of harrhs
symt attending this class If disease are made to he
come as harmless A. the -inrles, ainss q! child
SEMINAL WEAKNESS
DR. drya,es great part e his ,r-l,-e M
e Those cases caused by and solitary habit VIM u
rams the body and mind, uniting the unfortunate ii.
Nda4l uG business society. some Of the .sl and mel
aneholy effects produced by early habits Of YOUTH are
Weakness If the Back and limb, Dizziness Of the r,,
bimness Of sight, ra'Pitapn q III. i.1ift Ds.peSa
Nervousness, arrangement Of the d.rstiv. ftnctnn.
symptoms Of Consumption. &c The fearful effect, on M
mrd much t. hc Dreaded loss Of memory eoniu
Of ideas, depression II spirits y fDr.bJincs a,rrslnr
"f society .ei-isru>t, m'dy SC. among III, .s-
produced Such p"r,ous should he1rr cpnt-npI,tIr..
matrmouy, consult physician OF experience and be at
oIee restored to health and happiness
fateEts who wish 10 remain under pr Dow tr.a,nen
= lew days or weeks will he furnished with Pleasant
rooms, and charges for board moderate.
Medicine to all parts the country with full ai
rsctiens Ter receiving description af your
Dr Dow has also for sale the French Cspo,es warryutc,
the best preventive, Order by mail. Three Tor 81 aii
red stamp
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE,

Whereas, Pauline L. Whitney Of Ellsworth in
the county OF Hancock AM stitc OF Mine,
wife of Moses Whitney, by her deed Of mort
gage dated June 10th, a. b., ls6i and recorded
in Hancock Registry Vol. l23. page 375, convey
ed to the undersigned CERTAIN lot or parcel Of
land situated in Ellsworth, aforesaid, and bound
ed aud described follows, to wit:-Beg ginning
at the northwest corner Of JOHN Cooks home.
stead, and on the east liae Of Wator street;
thence Running nortberly ON said street three
rods thence casterly and parallel 10 said Cook :
line ei ght rods; thence southeriy three rods tie
said Cooks line; thence westerly on said Cook ;
line eight rods to the place Of beginning, and
containing twenty -four rods more or less AMI
whereas the conditions of slid mortgage hayin.
been brekea by whereof he hereby ella inns
a foreclosure Of the same, by statute provided,
JANIS l.. cook.
ByDEaSr ms his Attys. II
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TESTIMONIALS

regard Mr.. Eddy Of the curdbit and
ssccsssfIi practitioners with whom have had on -ial
Intercourse. tlIAS MASON
Commissioner II Patent
II have no hesitation in assuring inventors tuat they
can pot employ a piors competent and trH.fnor
tlt and mnrr capable Il uiting their apple
form to secure Tor them early and favorable cousld
Grafton at the Patent office.
EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of Patents.
'Mr u. II. Eppr has made for M THIRTEEN an
PleSti"pr In all hut ONE q which patent. have been
granted, and that one IL pending. such unmI.
tab able proof nj great talent and ability on his part
Leads nd al III aIply hipi
rrocsre their patents, as they be ot having
the faithful attention best OF their ca.rs M
very reasonable charges j. In TA6aAEI."
Jan, l. ls6G-lyjl
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health.

DIR Bow, Phy.ician and Sargeon Ne: Ei.ot, SIR.
Boston, is consulted daily for all Sc. incident tn ~
female system. frulapsus teri falling Of the Won't
Flour Albus, Suppression, and other menstrual
msts are AL treated upon Hew pathological princ,pst
and spedy reliei guarantees in very da,s 50 II,
NHitby Ger nth ~ shs n21e Il treatment that mn,
obstinate complaints yield under it, and the AFFECTED her
son rtJcicrs in perfect health.
pr Dow has no Doubt had greater experience in tho
cure Of Diseases Of women and children than any OH,
physician in Boston.
Boarding Accommodations for patients who may wish TO
stay N Boston "A few la! under his treatment
pr. bow, since ISIS having confined hi. I, hole n,.,.
ton TO an Office practice, for the of private Disease.
and Female Complaints, Acknow no superior m a
United states.
y B-Al letters mus, conai, four red stamps OF the
viii not be answered.
Office Hours IRON 5 4. VI. to Q +. NJ,
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POrgie Anchors

eel confident that we understand the wants Of
those engaged in the Porgio business, and can
and will make anchors as cheap any one, aid
good.
| would be glad t see those in want of anchors
for feel confident that / suit them as to
quality and price, at any rate do not mean to
be beat this year.
In fact anything in the blacksmith line will be
done in workmanlike mhner, and at prices TO suit.
| keep the best Of workmen, and have good
facilities to do everything that comesn,ong.
~ iepaiTing OF wood and iron done TO wagons
with despatch, and at reasonable rates.
Thanking the public for their very liberal share
of patronage the past year, | hope to s,ll receive
the same and by stre, attention to the wants Of
my customers to merit il.
C. L. Ielaitte.
Ellsworth, April 26, 1866. j.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-13
PATENT ANO THompsoNlAN MEDICINES

The genuine Smiths Razor Strops.
Figs, Candies, Washing Powders, soap, Dye stugs
Supporters, Spices of all kinds, Chron, Cur
rants, Raisins. Tanaripds, Irish
Moss, Pickles, &c. &c.
&c, &c. ,&c., &c, &C., &c.
Just received, per Express, a new supply Of tn
most popular Patent Medicines, among which ar
BuRNETTS Preparations; Blood Food, for Liyer
Complaint, Coughs, Dyspepsia. Female Diseases
and Regeneration of Man; Weeks Magic Com
pound; Whitcomb's remedy for Asthma; Burnetts
Cod Liver Oil; Jayne's Expoctorant; Wistars
Wild Cherry Balsam; Fowe's cure for Piles; Dr..
Jcarie's Antidotc; brakes Benzoine, fol- remov.
ing paint. tar, grease, ac.; Cummings Aperient;
Gargling Oil; Dsdd's and Mllcr's Copdition Pow.
ders; Cheeseman's. Clarkcs and Duponcos Female
Pills, for female distractions, &c; Grugor's Con-
centrated Cure for nervous weakness; IIembold'-
Fluid Extract Of Burchu, for diseases of the blade
der kidneys, &c; Maynaris Colodion for burn
and cuts; GARDENERS Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan Syrup; Goulds Pin worm Syrup; Houghin's
Corn Solvent, an infailiblc reno dy: Magnetic
Balsam, for rheumatism and neuralgia; Jeifries
Panacca of Life, sure cure for Sore Throat and
Bronchial affections; Stones Elixir for bronchitis
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs,
BITTERS-oxygenated, Hoofand's, Pecks, Har
dy's, Browns, Clarkc's Sherry Wine Langley
Root aud Herb, Abbotts, and others;
L1NIMENT-Tobias', Good Samaritan, Mustang
and Liniments and ointments of all kinds;
SARSAPARILLA-Bull' Sands, Shakers and
all other principal kinds.
PlLLs-Aycr's sugar coated, Drandreth's an
Wrights Indian Vegetable.
Also. Viewers canker and salt rhcum Syrup; Ar
nold's Vital Fluid; Atwoods Extract Dandelior
Brantj Purifying Extract. Gays Blood Purifier
kennedys Medical Discovery; Morsc's Syrup Vel
low Dock; Railways Remedies; McMums Elxi
of opium; Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup; Sha
ker Extract Valerian; Balm Of a Thousand Flow
ers Cold Cream; Flesh Balls, Liquid Rouge;
: vers Cherry Pectoral; Bran,'s Pulmonary Bal
monary Balsam; tlarke's Cough Syrup; Bachelo,
and Ilarrison's Hair Dye; Barney M1sk Cologne
Shaving Cream aud Verbeua Water; Dntchcr'
Dead shot for Bed Bugs; and all other article,
usually kept in Drug Store.
Physician Prescriptions carefully rom
poundtd.
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Commissioners Notice.

WE, the subscribers, having been appointed hy th
w Hon. Parker Tuck. Judge oil Probate for the Conn
y OF Hancock, receive and examine the claims OF cred
tors to the estate Of
HENRY BOWERS, iate Of Ellsworth,
deceased, represented iusolveb d. hereby give motto.
that months allowed to said creditors bring
and prove their claims and that shall attend that
service at the Office OF Waterhpuse 4 Emery. in Els
worth the first saturdays in August aud october
ncXt, d three O'Clock in the afternoon.
L. A. EME,l .;..f,,.-.
A. VI. GIL 0pEN 9i'h1is
Ellsworth, Jnne -, 1856, Il
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-13

TIL subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con-
cerned thai he has been duly appointed ard has taken
upon himself the of Administrator OF the ests e
Of
JULIA A BOND, late Of Eosicn.
In the Cor mouweath OF Massachusetts, dcceastd, by
giving bond as the law directs be therefore requests all
Iersons who indebted to tie sand ceaSt,l's
to make immediate payment auI tfuse lp have any
demands Thereon, exhibit the for settlement
DAVID CLARK.
fremont, June 90 1866. ~
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Bininger's Bourbon Whiskey.

The established popularity of this Choice Old Bourbo,
medical agent, renders it superhuous mention In
detail the characteristics which distinguish IL from IN,
ordinary grade of Kentucky Whiskeys being distilled
in 1s&S and manufactured expressly fof with rrea,
care 1t can be relied upon strictly pure stInuan
and peculiarly effective Tor the treatment Lung Cou
paints Dyspepsia, arrangement Of The Stomach. etc
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Porgie Net Anchors

| shall keep constantly on hand and make to
order, as good an anchor as can be procured in
the County, and at prices low as can be found
elsewhere.
Thankful for past fayors of my many generous
Customers, hope by strict and careful attention
10 business to have the pleasure Of once more
favor me with their patronage, to their perfect
satisfaction. | shall use horse nails of nv own
manufacture, of the best Norway Rods
10 n. b. have room in my shop, where
Whips, shawls, Robes or any bundle can be put
and not be exposed to the rain or little boys,
who sometimes borrOw such articles and forget to
return them. j. H. COLE
Ellsworth, May It'll. lse6. If
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Biniprer's Old London DOCK Din.

Especially designed fer the OF the Medical Prof,s
and the Fhmry, and has all OF those intrinsic med
ical qualities tonic and diurec) which belong on
aud pure Gin IL has received the personal endorsement.
Of over screen thousand PAysicians who have recon-
mended IL in the treatment Of Gravel, Dropsy Rheu,na
tism, Obstruction suppression Of the Menses, Aci0
of the Kidneys. etc Put up in pint quart bottles
A. w. BINlNGER g. Co,
Sole Proprietcrs, No. 10 Broad street, New Tofs
e. G. PECK,
Iva Az mt for Ellsworth and yicnitr
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Bininger's Wheat Tonic.

This natural product Of the most nutritious grain
onenis itself as presenting in concentrated IN.
nurff'ne properties Of Wheat and has received tn.
highest encomiums from eminent medical authorities
possessing qualities actually PATCHING this desidera
tum renders invaluable to those who suffering from
Consumption, Lung Complaint, Bronchitis, Impaired
Strength Lack of Vital Energy and all which N
their ncircnt stages, require only generous diet ana
an inyigorating, nourshpg stimuant. Quart Bottles
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CERTAIN CURE
n ALL CASES. OR NO CHARGES MADE

Dr. Dow is consulted daily, from A. N tosps ,
above, upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of VERY
name ana nature, having by his unweared attention and
extraordinary success gained reputation hich call. ~.
tens u ON all parts Of the Country obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, none stand hirb,, i,
The profession than the celebrated DR DOW No End,
colt stiect, Boston. Those who need the seryc 81
experienced physician and surgeon should give him al
s-br Do" imports and has for sale a new a. HI 4,
Called the French Secret. Order by mail. Two for ii
and red stamp. '.
Boston April, 1866. lxrsx
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-15
The SlaYe.Trade Of Richmond.

A gentleman Intimately acquainted with Rich
mond before and since the rebellion informs US that
the slave traffic Of that city amounted annually for
many years, to ten millions of dollars One-fourth
Of this sum net profit to the four hundred per-
engaged in the inhuman business negro cost
ing 500 generally bringing $1,000. Many of the
finest houses and estates of the city in the
hands Of these men, and many T. F. VS." of the
highest social standing were silent partners in the
business They controlled the banks and subsidized
the pulpit press, and politics of the State. In the
winter of 1861 the trade unusually dull and its
leaders went into the secession movement on what
seemed to them the soundest financial principles
Their aVowed purpose was 70 get up an excitement,
which should make slave property insecure in the
border States, and bring it into their hands 10 be
transferred at great profit to the cotton region
They encouraged every violent measure, got up &C.
cession meetings. employed fre-eating speak ers and
bands of music and resored TO every available ex-
pedient for firing the Southern heart"
These reckless traffickers in human flesh are now
poor and desperate. Accustomed to lavish expen-
ditures, they naturally seek to plumber an impov-
erished community by means of drinking saloons
and gambling bells. Their former occupation was
exactly adapted to prepare them for these new
methods of winning livelihood as well as for muir
der robbery, and assassination With these desper-
ADDE'S swarming at every corner It is no wonder that
Richmond is dangerous place of residence for men
who CONSPICUOUS for their hostility TO the rebel
lion The plot lately formed there for the assassin
alton OF Judge Underwood, and which was defeated
only by the vigilance of his friends does not at all
surprise US The wonder is, rather that if did not
succeed.
Of course there are many good Nell and women
in Richmond, but we suspect there is not another
city at the South in which there is so large num-
Der of these once prosperous but now poverty.
stricken slave traders, who, matter of course,
all fierce champions of the Presidents policy of
reconstruction Fork independent
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1866-1869, 1866-08-15
The Second Battle Of New Orleans.

Well, forty Union martyrs at New Orleans, vic
Tins of rebel mob melted by Mayor Monroe, and
led by Sheriff Hayes late Of the rebel army, pale
and stark in their bloody shrouds sleep the sleep
that knows no Weakening" This Second Battle Of
New Orleans destroyed more lives than the first, and
we feel assured that it will bring grander results for
the cause of human liberty. Andrew jackson led
the MON forces in the first battle lost eight men,
and won great victory. Andrew johnson led the
rebel forces in the second battle and won the day,
having killed forty and wounded over one hundred
good and true Union men. He has won a victory
of brute force but let trust that the moral victory
of the Bloody Thirtieth of July, which our muir
dered and martyred friends have achey ed, will ami
mate the soul of the great Union party and hasten
the downfall of the infamous usurper who, like Saul
of old breathes forth murder and slaughter in the
White House against all who resist his will. Forty
murdered Union men, all butchered, stabbed, bruis-
ed, and cut to pieces in one morning DR.. Dostie
was shot and run through again and again. The
Times, a notorious rebel sheet, says: "To see the
negroes mutilated and literally beaten to death as
they sought TO escape was one of the most horrible
pictures it has ever been l-fortune TO witness.
Andrew johnson will sink to everlasting infamy
under the crushing weight of their collins, although
ms shoulders were as stout those of Atas-Nash-
ostte fress and Times.