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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-08-17

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stock, has recently sxoainsd Mesino eve
raised By w. r 6as6asa, q Ozwsl, vss.
mont, IN 1850, and which 10 conseoue ntlv
IL ysess old this spsiag. She bee been for
the past three Of four years owned By Ire
Mower. NJ Woodstock, w., and has pro-
'uced each spfine . smart end thriving
lamb. The Doctor ssys ITO be sure ale
(, tx Va I little thin aid teass worn. AID evi>
d.S., feristbe weight Of ADVANCING Years.
UT shs beers the henoss Of ~ eFes. 40
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come bsars direct selatisa to the uumbse Of
pounds u miIk ~ furnishes. u will pay
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser having been restored to health IL
few weeks by very simple remedy, after having
suffered for several years with severe lung aiiec
tion and that dread disease, Consumption,s anxious
to make known to his fellow-suiferers the means o
cure.
To all who desire It, he will send copy of th'
prescription used free of charge), with the direc
tons, for preparing and using the same which the,
will find n SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BgoSCHirIS, COUGHS, Colds, and all Throat ant
Lung affections. The Only ooject of the advertise
n sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted
aud spread information which be conceves to b. In
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer will try hi
remdy, as it will cost them nothing, and may prov,
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address q ~ d. 4
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
lyl Williamsburg, Kings Co. New York.
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American and Foreign Pasenss:
R. q. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
Late Agent of the U. S. Patent Office Washington
under the Act of 1871.
No, IS. ST tie St., Opposite Kilby st.,
BOSTON.


A FrER an extensive practice Of upwards of tventx
n years, continues to secure Patents In the Cp,.I
states also IN Great Britain, France and other fss-
signmens, and all papers rawlings for Patents 4:
ecutcd on reasonable terms with dispatch Rs,eavch.
cs made into American and Foreign works, to deter
mine the aidity and utility Of n Of Inventiu n
and legal and other advice rendered in all Mi tte
touching the same Copies OF tAstlsisas. Of INV pa.
tent furnished by remitting one ucllar AaaRaieSss
recorded in Washington. EelS5
No -fgency in the United Statss posassses e.
factf'ties fprobtaing Patents, or 6scfeessase tks
prdcstcda1ftyc Of inUenttons.
During eight moa;hs the subscriber In the course Of
his large practices made tE.cs rtjectsd
sixTEES APPEALS; eaery Of which was dscsd&
TESTIMONIALS.
Z" 7 regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most corable and
SUCCESSFUL practitioners with whom have hsd official
intel course. CHAe. MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
- haze no hestpt in assuring ihsentors that thay
can not employ main 7,,dre tonpetenl aud 1rustaoOo
thy, and more capable u putting their applications II
form to secure for them an early and favorable eonsd.
Grafton at the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE"
Late Commissioner Of PsteaAo,
p" Mr. II. EDDY has made for me THIRrEkM -.
lieatons, in all but ONE of which patents have bssn
taxable proof or great talent and ability on bis pst
leads me to commend all inventors to apply 70 Nh p
procvr- !leir pltents they may be sot heiWS
the 1s faithful attention bestowed their cases Aid
at very reasonable charges. JOHN TAGGAkf"
Jan, l, lS66-ly5l
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ID r. TOBI A s.
VENETIAN LINEMCNT.

TIED OF cl,orr,-wHAT A PRETTY AND
- interesting child saw last week But now
alas it is no mare. Such was the conversation of
two gentlemen riding down town in the cars. Eied
OF GROUP no. strange when DIR. Tobias venitian
Linimcnt is a certain cure, If taken In time. Now
Mot ers, we appe to you. II is not for the pal nv
gain and profit we make, but for the sake of your
infant child at now lies playing at your feet
Group is dangerous disease: but use DR. Tobias
VENT an Linincnt in time and il l. robbed Ct It's
tcrrors. AL ny. keep it in the house you may rot
want it toni 1T, or to.morrow-no telling when
but armed with this Liniment. you are prepared, let
it come Nhen it Will Price ~ 40 cents a bottle
Office, ID Corand 5; ce-, New York. Sod by all
Druggr-ts. lmi
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The most perfect and beautiful Musical Instrument
in the world for the American Home Circle.
i, TIE AMERICAN ORGAN makes Home Ass,.e'
Seventeen III First Premiums Hers
MoNfa e 81 lhe a. w. 4.
Fairs.
First Premium awarded to the American Organs
che ssM Mhos ea.ose =
exhibited BY the Most Celebrated Matters: =
REED ORGANS now before the public TIE" okft
Organ having REvERBEkATING SOUND BO1
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and witliou which the Organ becomea merely
Msloaeon in an Organ Case The American Ossn:
have the large Organ Bellows, giving power and
great seadiness Of tone. These with their extreme
make them the MOST EiFECT ORGAN KNOWN
Then, in fneness of workmanship, finish n action,
and ease. they excel all Others. These greet TIM
ship of the AMERICAN ORGANS place them in
the front rank rs the best, ana command higher
careful examination o. them. in comparison with
Special ae"io IS i called to iss .is i AxERI
c Coup os saa sS foR
OF powerful Instrument whose means are 1iuitedt
its price renders It very desirable. : *
Every Organ is Warranted to Prove 9atio,
factory.
TIE AMERICAN ORGANS all have the Revera-
ting Sound Box, o; Wlnd-Chest; and arc nnished q
the highest style OF art TO Rosewood, jetr walnut.
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ture for the Parlor or BOudoir; and the Oak am1
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THE AMERICAN ORGANS are all finished viii
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RS-Iilultratcd Catalogues, containing outs taken
from Photographs chewing their relative stst ~
each other, sent free. vi '
Sold only by T. V. BRIGGS, Calais, Maine. Gen
era Agent for Maine and New Brunswick.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay, and all the effects OF
youthful ndscretion, WILL Tor the sake Of suffering
humanity, send free to al who need it, the recipe
and directions for making the simple remedy by
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the advertisers experience, do by addre ssing
JOHN B. OGDEN,
ly1 No. H. Chambers ST. New York.
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6p].'efiat Notices.

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For EVERY DAY UsE Their Is no truer maxim
than that, pPrcveEtion IL better than Cure"
PLANTATION BIrTERS
Should always be used whenever the first SYMPTOM
OF disease is felt Heartburn, Headache, Cold Feet,
Pain in the Iack, Low Spirits ind indigestion,
are sure forerunners of Dyspepsia and other horrid
nightm" re diseases, .t+y.--r.F
For all such symptoms PLANTATION DIFFERS are
acertain and Ready Relief. An immediate good effect
is always felt from the first trial They easy to
procure, pleasant to take, and sure to do good.
Never give up it is wiser and better
Always to hope than once to despair;
PLANTATION BIrrERs break ennufs fetter.
Aud drive out the demons of sickness and care
Fa,igued, oyerworkcd men, merchants, students,
and all persons whose occupation wears out the
body and racks the brain, find in PLANTATION BIT
TIERS
EXHAUSTED NATURES GREAT REsroHER.
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IS-For the information Of our readers
sevt the following Testimonials the frs,
from firm well known as doing the larg-
est business of any in the country. the old
est and most reputable of them all; who
We are assured has bought over four hun,
drcd of these Pianos.
MEssRs. GEORGE NJ. GUILD Esq.
Gentlemen, we have rented and sold Your
Pianos extensively within the past four
wears, and recommend them as being in ev-
cry respect reliable and satisfactory. In
our renting business, we have always found
them to stand remarkably well in tune,
giving entire satisfaction.
Boston Dec, Goth 1865.
(Signed) OLIVER DIrsoN & Co.
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Sheen Wash Tobacco, manufactured

Sheep Wash Tobacco, manufactured
By the South Down Company, Boston,cures
scab and other cutaneous diseases, and de-
stroys parasitic insects which infest the
skin and wool Of sheep, thereby improving
the health Of the animal rs well as the
quality of its fleece. It will also destroy
those insects which infest the skins Of larg.
or animals. and also those that are injuri-
Gus to vegetation.
We have received from the Commits
sioner, the Monthly Report for January OF
the Department of Agriculture. This num-
Der has statistical tables relative to the inn
ports, exports, and relative value Of lead
ing articles produced or consumed In the
United States. The article of wool is es-
pectally discussed These reports are be-
coming more and more valuable and inter
esting.
PIsCAroRY.-Bcnj.T Tinker Esq Land
lard Of the American House, with S. X.
Whiting of Ellsworth and A. j, Whiting OF
Mt. Desert. caught one hundred and forty
trout last week. in one of the beautiful
ponds in the town of Mt. Desert. 1t was a
sight to do an epioure good, to see the
speckled ones to the number Of hundred
and forty, weighing from half to two
pounds all ready for the cuisine.
The COMING MANA correspondent
wants to know who we have in town so
distinguished" as to be known abroad as
distinguished citizen of Ellsworth
We reply that we are in the dark. We
have many good citizen. honorable citi-
zens. we'll to do. aud well behaved citizens.
but We arc Mt loss to know who has fair
~ earned the fame Of "a distinguished citi
sen" We arc in the dark. but then, the
scriptures say that "a prophet is not with
out honors, save in mis- own country.
The Lecture on Thursday evening
last was by l.. A. Emery Esq. The sub
ject. Alexander Hamilton.
At the present time. particularly, re-
view Of the life, services, ana opinions of
the Fathers of the Republic is eminent,
appropriate; and no brighter example Of
craftsmanship and genius adorns our annals
than that of Hamilton.
We consider the Lecturers selection of
his subjcc. timely and his treatment Of it
happy. His description and analysis of
the character Of Hamilton, as private cit
izen, and his thorough appreciation and ad-
miration Of his financial policy and brill
liant statcsmanlikc qualifications as pub
lie officer, were just, and the speakers SEN
timcnts were evidently uttered con amore
The splendid career of Hamilton was in
deed wonderful. Mingliug in public affairs
Mt the early age of IL years, then taking
part in military affairs. then moulding
shaping and procuring the adoption Of our
glorious Constitution. then creating finan-
eial system which saved the country from
impending ruin and finally his tragic death
all these give to him an interest unsurpass-
I'd. To our minds. few Lectures have
been given. productive Of more service or
pleasure than this.
The next Lecture Of the course will be
on Thursday night by Geo, l.. Holmes
Esq. Subject "Fae French Revolution.
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States hear something very much to their advan
tage by return mail (fese of charge, by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears Of being hum
Jagged will cblige by not noticing this card, All
others will please address their obcdent servant,
THOS. F. CHAIRMAN, %
1y1 S3l Broadway, New York
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H.ySuCLSH'su,gR DYE.

The Original and BaSt in the World fIe only
true and peree, Hair bye, Harmless Reiiable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately n splendid
Black natural Brown. without iAiuriug the Hair
or skin Remedie, the Ill effect of bad dies. sold
by all Druggists The genuine is signed ililsm a.
Bachelor Also,
RECOMMENDING EXTRACT OF MILIEFLEt rs,
for Restoring and Beauti yns the IIuir.
i.2.P tmAi.I L EATEIIEI.gE. Wv ] .rk
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Nj \ II II l Il ID

Eil.wp TIL Feb. 2lth, by Rev. DR.. Tenney,
MIR. Chester NJ. Davis Bangor, and Miss Caro-
line NJ. Royal Of Ellsworth. -
Fianklin-Feb. 18th, by n. A. Swan. ESQ, Mr.
Lafayette Bunker .: the 10Th Nc. Vols, to Miss
Sarah Suidcr b tn of franklin
Tremont-F Feb. 2lst, by Andrew Tarr, Esq,
Capt Melville Moore Of ITEM mt to Miss Dclyina
Richards ct Cornth.
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LIFE! LIFE! LIFE:
DROPS DROPS DROPS
AMERICAN LIFE DRoPe will cure Dpthera, Coughs,
bronchitis, Sore Throat, Asthma, Rheumatism, Neu-
ralgia, Ague in the Face, Headache, Toothache,
Bruises, Sprains Chilblains, Group, Colds,
Fever and Ague and Cholera n single day
Sold by all Druggists, with full directions for
ORRiA SKINNER & Co, Props, Springfield, Mas.
&C. GOODWIN x CO., Agents, Boston, Mass.
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d l e d.

swans Isand-Dec. II, ls6j, Mrs. sally Reed ged
80 years, months and days. Mrs. Reed for more
tina l. years past has been great sufferer by sick
ress and has borne her suffering with Christian pa
thence and resignation, waiting Tor the time OF her
departure With hope of better life. she was early
imbued with christian sentiments and religious aspi-
ATOMS an d Gods holy word was source OF much
comfort her In her healthy days aud strensh of
vienna nhpod, she adorned the christian re gon with
well ordered lic and cody conversation, and her
christian virtues, and her help to him in the duties
of christian life, She possessed one OF the most
amiabe dispositions that the writer was ever con-
Ncrsuut with AS u wife she was devoted kind and
rlotA.r,;she was kind and all, ctiona,e, attentive
aud passing loNely-t center OF attraction in her
household her presence made home Pheasant and
delightful her husband and children-the traveller
the passing stranger the man OF business ana the
CHRISTIAN minister. always alike, found hospable
home tor the night in her house, and good natured
Kind hearted woman with ready hand to minister
to their wants, all which was congenial TO the mind
Of husband Surely i must say. the best social
gift that tod gave TO good man i good wife
aud Mrs. Reed was eminenlly such-and u wave OF
sorrow rolls over my soul call to recollection
the pamcst days OF her lite sweeteaed with wo-
mans charming loyeliness-then view what sickness
has wrought-what death has homeland with the
Imagination see from distan- stand point, ths gloom
Of death tina rests upon the householdand the sad.
ne OF bereavement pictured on the countenance OF
the husband and children. And am constrained 10
say DR., Hall OF Sedgwick said pt one of his pa
from her labors and her works follow her" Ne
sh IL see her more till the morn of the resurrec.
zion calls to the final home OF the redeemed
Truly may il be said of her:
Sister thou was, mild and lovely. -r.,
denue IS the summer breeze, .sT 81 r.
fleH-aut As the air of evening,
Mh6h IL toals among the tieess nj. ..
Cofrmbia Fails, Feb, col io6j.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Atlantic Monthly for March is received.
This number possesses the usual attractions
OF this popular monthly. The leading arti-
Gle is a continuation of passages from Haw-
thOrne's late work. Robert Cole has it.
Every Saturday for the week ending Feb.
Goth has a more .han usual attractive table
Of contents.
Godey's Lady's Book for March is a
splendid number. We don't want any one
to take our word for it. but go to Mr.. Coles
and purchase the number.
Beadle's Monthly for March, the third
number, is fine one. This new candidate
for public favor. is taking an honorable
rank ip the magazine world, and will be
popular with the passes.
Hours at Home, for February is receiv-
ed. We have often spoken favorably of
this work, it grows better and better.
Peters"n's Magazine is fully up to pre-
riou' nun Sers Of this popular work. Mr..
Cole has it.
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WHISPERS WHISPERS !

Do you want Whiskcrs or Moustachesa Our Gre
clan Compound will force them to grow the
smoothest chin, hair on bald heads, in six weeks
Price s ,oo-3 packages SOD Sent by mail any
where, closely sealed on receipt of price.
Address WARNER 4 CO,
lyl3p Box l3s Brooklin y Y.
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"Buy me and I'll do you Good"
DIR. LANGLEY,S
Root and Herb Bitters,

This medicine Is, without possibility OF doubt,;h
very best remedy known for the following and all
kindred diseases; indipesfi0n, Costiponcis, Liner
Complaint, Piles, Headache, Heartburn. Dyspepsia,
ness, De ,iHiy JaGndiee, Fiataency, Fom Stomach.
&c.
By the timely of this medicine, the bio d is pur
flied. The appetite Is restored. The system is
strenghed. fine liver Is invigoraed. The breath is
sweeiened. The complexion is beau.ifcd. And the
nj noi Ia
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Rn9ToHED.

The best Roots. Herbs and Bari enter into tn,
composition of This remedy, making 1t simple and
safe well as an uniaiiing for all diseases d
the blood
GRO. c. GOODWIN & CO., Boston. For sale by
all Druggists. 4m7
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Probate N Offices.
EoRBCLosBRE OF MORTGAGE.

I'ORFSI-US ONE OF a1OhIGANIF.
W hcreas, Henry ii. Robinson of Mt. Desert In
the county Of Hancock and State of ane, on slie
fourth day of May A. u, 1865 by his deed of mort
gage Of that dae, rec rded in Hancock Registry Of
Lunt of said Mt. Desert certain tract Of land Il.
ing and being in said NE. Desert, and bounded as
follows, to Wilton the South, by land of Eben
thence at right angles Forty rods across the head OF
the lo'thence at right angles TO the shore parallel
to the first lipe; thence following the shore the
bound hrst mentioned containing twenty-five acres
more or les, and being the premises upon which
said Robinson now Hves-and whereas said Jacob
lunt on the 10Th day Of November d. 1866 by his
deed Of that date, recorded in said registry OF deeds
vol. III, page 100, duly assigned said mortgage to
me- That the condition in said mort gage' has been
broken, by reason whereof claim aforcclosure,
according TO the statute made and provided.
TIMOTHY G. ITNT.
By A. WIswELI, Ills Atty.
Feb. %, 1868.
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Boston, Nav 1861.

Boston, May 1865.
MEssHs. G.. NJ GUILD g. Co. Dear
Sirs-Having sold hundreds of Pianos. md
more than one hundred of your maufac-
tUre, it gives me the greatest pleasure to
say that Pianos give purchasers the best
satisfaction without exception, both IN rich
ness Of quality Of tone aud superiority and
rare solidity Of their construction. Fully
warranted as they all are, have never
been under the necessity Of expepding a
single dollar. in any instance, " make
good my guarantee.
cheerfuliy contribute this, my canli !
and unprejudced opinion.
Very sincerely yours, &c.
THOMAS FLAHERTY.
~ The following is from Geo. Hews,
Esq, Of Boston, the Veteran manufactur-
cr, President Of the Handel and Hayden
Society, Pianist, Teacher. &c:
Boston. January 10, 1865.
MEssRs. G.. NJ. GUILD g. Co. Dear
Sirs,-I: is but an act ofjustce to you to
acknowledge that, among the numerous
Piano -FOrtes by various manufacturers,
rented by me for several years past. those
made by your firm, in point of strength,
durability, and all the requisites of a good
instrument, have not been surpassed.
cheerfully recommend them 10 all persons
IN search OF first class instrument.
GEORGE HEws.
The General Agent for the sale of these
fine instruments in Maine w. b. e. NJ. p,
is Mr.. T. V. Briggs, Calais Me. who fur
nishcs them at the manufacturers price:
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r. A LECT o. e
TO YOUNG MEN.

lust Published in seaed Envelope, Price Sic
Gems.
A Lecture on the Nature. Treatment and
Radical Cure OF Spernafo rhpa or Seminal Weak
ness, Involuntary iEmnissions, Sexual Debility and
Impcdiments to Marriage generally. Nervousness,
Consumption Epilepsy aud Fits; Mental and Ply
BY EOBERTJ. tULVEl;WELL, ". D., Author of
the "Grce Book,s &c
Tile world renowned author. in this admirable
Lecture clearly proves from hi own experience that
the AWFUL consequences OF Seit-A busc-may be effect
ual1y removed without medic re, and without dan
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rings. or corsals, pointing out mode OF cure at
certain and eifectual, by which every sufferer.
matter what his condition may be, may cure him
self cheapv. privately and radically. THIS Lee
II RE WILL. PROVE BOON TO THOUSANDS
AND THOUSANDS.
sent under seal, to any address, plain. sealed
envelope, the receipt of six cents, two postage
stamps, by addressing
CHAS J. C. KLINE, Il Co,
127 Bowery, New York. Post Office box 1 $50
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THAT'S WHAT'S THE MATTER.

The Godon She Bourbon is made right, sold
right and gees to the right spot. That's tn. r. ason
il sells so fast.
For sale l.. Ellsworth by c. q. Peck.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-03-02
TO BE USED AND NOT ABUSED.

CA. Richards Extract of Rye, when used with a
proper under standing of It's effects is undoubtedly
the best and most harmless stimulant you can have.
II Is real help In time of need Sold by grocers
and druggists all over the country
For sale in Ellsworth by &. q. Peck.