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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-03

T1HE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL-The
j. next session Of this school Will begin 1oa'
IA :aSSOi Sss Seen me % DE new
Largo, and sopneaioss school bailliss $780, tcs
ne IarpoSs. On Eighth. between 0rsss ana s,sak'
::ssss In s:.. 4; I; s::;:S
g. $1,000 nas 3 4. Ssst sSss. sa1
Soss.isslsng Il. Pix, PIX d i:asss ~ s, ssS
asinins IN ialoHS. ln,hs }saios xsst ~ S!sssss
= Iisss re :sS "a ssis:
1 y. ': :i:ss fs ssai::. sos ii
JOIN y, sfAQTYHk y: A. 80.
raoA sI1; rS53 y tiaalsi.s. '.i 2
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A BoIsrERous Acknowledgment Belts,
Of the police, Yesterday arrested a negro
named jim Clarke, who is charged with
threate ming to shoot George II. Nichols
and with boisterous and unruly conduct
which seems to have disturbed the peace
of the neighborhood generally. Jim was
bailed to appear before the Mayor this
morning. t.-4s..
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SUPREME Court OF ApPEALs.-The fall
term of this court commenced yesterday
in the ,capitol, Judges X. u. Il. MV", -, 9
and Alexander Rivcs being present. The
calling of the docket Will pesih a, 10
o'clock to-day-a fact which al Par''eS
interested will please bear in nina.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE
~~>>>~-~~~~~~~~-N~
MINIATURE ALMAEAC--OCfoBEs 81.
IN rises. ..sE Noon riss''.""...'., :, y y
PORT OF RICHMOND. ocr6BsR ..

PORT OF RICHMOND. ocroBEas."
ARRIvHD. f"n . Y
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York, merchan.
disc and passengers, q. +. Watson.
Steamer GeorgeanIia, Hill. Norfolk, nsrshan.
disc and passengers, l.. Is. Tatum.
i Schooner n. 8. Rice, Wright, New York, saano,
TO order. -a...r.. III NAT
SAILED.
Steamer Hatteras, Alexander, New York, mer'
chandse and passengers, B. Ayres Co.
Steamer Niagara, Couch, New York, mefehan.
disc and passengers, q. I. Watson: lr.-.r
ch an disc and passengers, u. Il w. Carrie.
Schooner Farmers Friend, LEARNED, Washing.
ton, lumber, McRovan Curtis. u 'f"1
AEMoRASDCN.
NORFOLK, October l--Arrived, schooner John
q. Ferris, Hurt, for Richmond. 81 '"#
~ TELEGRAPH ... .8
New YORK, October 1.-The steamers George
Washington and Merrimore, from Richmond, have
arrived. . ... .g.....t.. s.y. ..a4.y
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TIE DsEpoIxe. NAcaIys has been ope-
rating for few days pastjn front Of Ayres's
wharf, at Rockets, and has thus ar sue.
cecdcd in removing vast amount Of tho
rubbish there deposited. >AnySee vhoseeS
an interest in this kind Of work nsy see
the gigantic scoop, doing its duty q oil
hours Of the day by visiting Rockets.
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REyIvAL.-A meeting Of very great M
terest is In progress at Clover depot, kich'
mond and Danyille railroad, under the con-
troll of Ray. ]. X. Faulkner, Aore than
twenty-five persons have pFofsssed con-
y0raian. 80 ~ ~
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COMMISSIONERS ron Ngw HAMPsHiRE.-
Mr.. George P. Prescott, Of this city, has
haeu spoointed by the Governor Of New
Hampshire commissioner 70 take acknow-
Judgment Of deeds in the State Of Virginia.
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SYcsSrss or PHYMcIAN.-Dr. l.. r.
Wsring, Q physician Of extensive practice
IA this city, hasfhesn very IN Tor two days
I,est With cholera. We are grstified to %
enabled to state, however, that his condi.
To III sysning Nss much Improved
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THE Executive B0ARp or the .0AKwooD Ne.
xoRIAr, ASSOCIATIONS takes great pleasure IN ac'
knoyledging the receipt of donation from Salis'
bury, n c., and one from Hilisboro', through Rev.
Dr.. NoRwooD. Mas. 4. Q. TURPIH. Trsas1rer.
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OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH, }
RICHMOND, October 2, 1866, :
ID

RICHMOND, October 2, 1866, !
O'Clock p. NJ. }
Sir,-The following is the cholera report
for the last twenty -four hours
One case on Franklin between Four
teentl and Fifteenth streets (white malc) ;
favorable.
One case on Seventeenth above Ncnable
street (colored temale) probably fatal.
One case on Marshall near Henry street
(whitc malc) convalcscent.
One case in Highland Row, Rockets
(white fcmale); fatal.
street white malc); result doubtful.
One case on Main between Fifteenth and
Seventeenth streets white malc) result
doubtful. .....
One case on Cary between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth streets (colorcd malc) re-
suit doubtful.
One case occurred on Monday on the
corner of Marshall and Ninth streets, not
heretofore reported, result doubtful.
Respectfully,
j. G. CABELL, N. D.,
W. III. TAYLOR, NJ. d.,
Members of Board of Health.
To dclyc W. w. trump, Chairman Of the
Committee on Health.
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MISS STRUGGLE will please send 70 this
Office for letters. !" <. >tIrfr< ~
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EDUCATIONAL.

MISS JULIA PEYTON PROPOSES
WI To open on the FIRST OF OCTOBER .
SCHOOL for children under tho age Of twelve
years, on Grace street between Seventh and
Eighth, at Miss Tayswslrs. 1910
TENS for the half session, payable In advance:
For french Tuition. ,...,..........".ss."' ~
mr. 2-5fx
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PREPARATORY SCHOOL FOR
SCHOOL P0R BOYS commences FIRST or OC.
TOBER, on the southwest corner Of Seventh and
Grace streets, the former residence Of DR.. Deane.
and Latin will be taught by herself or by compe-
tent Instructors II preferred by the parents.
hhsrMqs asRd other particulars apply at Mr.
following gentlemen Judge william w. Crump,
Dr.. Wexford. d. Lee Powell, and William 3. Don.
nan MAJ patrons OF her school, and Rev. DR.. Wood.
FOR YOUNG LADIES, ll6
- LINDEN ROW. FRANKLIN. sECOND DOCK
PROM SECOND STREET -Miss Jackson Will
resume the duties Of her SCHOOL on MONDAY
LIST Of October, 1854: ~ .atL.A
Every facility will be offered 10 insure hnAhsd
Term Terms made known on application. i,,.
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OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
MANCHESTER, October 2, 1866,
~ o'rIock NJ.

Only one case of cholera reported to
this office within the last forty-cight hours.
Case Oh Hull street (colored fcmale)
doubtful. l.. X. CHILDS,
President Board of Health.
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4 SPEN HILL ACADEMY, LOUISA
N COUNTY, VA CLASSICAL and MATTE.
NAUTICAL SCHOOL, Term. par session oil, nine
months from October lst, S:?S; iights extra. Ad.
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BUSINESS
NATIONAL UNION BUS

NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
NCOLLEGE. WASHINGTON, d: u, onsm saps.
The courss OF instruction embraces Somnsssion.
Importing, Jobbins, Retailing, Bant az 9snsf
comms &c isl Hrith nsiie, and Bnsinsss pra:!ise.
Spsnssrian PsnmsnshiP J. taught W asnry =;
Spencer. ths leading authof o. mn 49,, - me -
Ys1mossAif, adopted BY all hrst.eiass colleges -
NJ nx.ism Of Basinoss Practice, orisiHsssd and
.nessssfuIy taught by the pgoprietos, receives his
special attention: This IL the most valuable pan
Of the Book. keeping eourSe. Here the student %:
oiiss his theoretical knowledge, and u prspsrsd
kor the more minute dstails Of actual buSikess.
SehoIsrship for fall e0srss. sud hfs nsnh1..hip
In this Union Of Colleges, forty ave dollsfs, So
For circulars. specimen Of pennApshin. sellsgs
currency, and iaefehsndise, a1dress
,ym-,nI7 I,a Axxss T. 'oFfP ;soxs.I .ss
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pICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE.
PLRST: For the FIRST tof the seHion ve vii use
the excellent lesture. rooms Of ttp First Baptist
rendered until the repairs on the Institute are
completed. III. Fl 7
Pupils will please note the temporary change Of
location. .TT
The President may be found st his former resi-.
dsnce, corner Ninth and Marshall streets. which
he still occupies.
Circulars. with terms, &C., at all the bookstores
CHARLES H. WINSTON, II. A.,
SEES President
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G. J. EEMPER, Principal.
sec J. NJ. HARRIS, A. d., Assistant.

ITCH SCHOOL FOR BOYS.-The
III subscriber has sacured rooms on Clay street
west of Brook avenue, where he will reopen his
ss sI.tStcts III. CHRISTIAN
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rLASSICAL AND MATHEMATlC-
NJAL SCHOOL, No. si2 Prxnkltn betEesn ns.
vsnth md Eighth streets. By k00kk nAkTina.
This school viii be rssamsd the FIRST VI
Der.
English Branches.
Higher Englis with Latin.
Greek extra =; MOI. s.c,:; ices
A limited number OF pupils win be recsivsd. 70
whom VIII give my exclusive 1er,onsl ssesntion.
Address me through the post omss, S0x ssip~,N
Au 20 I'LL. huneh - BIN.
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HEBREW AND ENGLISH fNSTI-
IL TUTE.-Ths first session OF the above will
begin on WEDNESDAY, the III Of October next, at
No; LIS Mayo, corner Of Ross street.
The course OF instruction will embrace the He
brew and English languages in their various
ticular. - ' .+f
and p. N. to the undersisned
en-,v No. 1,s Ns,o e Sn0EG u R sacos
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MR.. SALTER'S DAY SCHOOL FOR
wi BOYS, on Fourth street between Clay and
Marshall, viii open on MONDAY, September l7th,
NIGHT SCHOOL
will be resumed A the same place on the FIRST
OF OCTOBER NEXT. Tor terms apply 10 the
subscribsr. foe l-tlahOcl O. L. q. SITTER.
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REPORT or THE BOARD OF HEALTH.-We
append the report of the Board of Health for
the twenty -four hours ending last evening
at o'clock:
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-20
VlNEL.AND.

EARM AND FRUIT LANDS, in a mild and
Il heanhlul cnnat. Thirty miles south # rhiladel-
dina by Railroad, in'New jersey, the line Of
latitude as Baltimore. MI.
The soil is 7 en- and projuctre, varying from a clay
to sandy loam suitable, tor Wheat, Grass. Corn, To-
bacco Fruit and Vegetables. This is great fruit
country. Five hundred Vineyards and Orchards have
been planted out by experienced fruit growers. Grapes
Peaches Pears, &c, produce immense profits. Nneland
already OF the most bean ifl places in ;he United
The cutre territory, consisting of fty square
miles Of land, is laid ont upon general system OF i'm.
provcmcuts The land is only sold to actual settlers
with provision for public adonment. The place,
count great beauty well Is other advantages
lbs become tie rcS0t Of people 81 taste. II has in
or sed five thousand people within the past tr years.
Clutches Stores. Schools, Academies, societies ul Art
and Lealuing and other elements of ref nemeut and cu
turc have been INTRODUCED. Hundreds Of people are
constantly settling Hundreds Of new houses being
constructed Price of Farm land, twenty lots AMI
upwards. s25 per Five and ten acre aud Village
lots for sal
Fruits and Vegetables rpan earlier in this district than
in any other locality moth Of Norfolk, Va improved
places for sale.
Openings for all kinds Of business, Lumber Yards
Manufactures Foundfes, Stores, aud the Pike and
Steam plwer, with room, can ne rented
For persuus who desire mild winters healthful eli.
mate and a good soil in u country beautifully improved
Astounding in in fruits and possessing all other social
miycres in the heart OF civilizations it is worthy OF
visit
Letters answered, aud the Nneland Rural, a paper
giving full information, and containing reports Of solor
Robinson, sent to applicants
Address CliAS. IL. LAMBS, Nineland L. o. Lands
Township, New jersey.
From Report Of Scion Robinson, Agrienltlr0,
Editor Of The 1librn5 :'H is one OF the .stost er
tenre Fertile tracts, in almost tetef position ana
snitable condition for pleasant tar1hiny that kno
of his side OF the Wtstern Prdiries." jt29-6m23
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser, having been restored TO health in
few weeks by very simple remedy, after havin
suffered for several wears with Severe lung afcc.
ton, and that dread disease, Consumptionis anxious
to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of
cure.
To ali who desire Il, he will send copy of the
prescription used tfree of charge, with the dircc-
tons for preparing and using the same, which they
will find a SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, CoCGnS, CpLDs and all Throat and
Lung affections. The Only oojcct of the advertiser
sending the Prescription is to benefit the afflicted,
and spread information which he conce;Ses to BE- in
valuable and he hopes every sufcr1 will try his
remdy, rs 1t will cost them nothing, and may prove
II blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return
mail, will please address
REV. EDWARD \. WILSON,
lyl Williamsburg, kings Co. New York.
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Collectors Notice.
L. s. INTERNAL REVENUE,


Firm COLLECTION DISTRICT, MAINE.
Agreesbly to an Act of Congress. "To provide
Internal Revenue to support the Government and
pay interest on the public debt, approved July Est
1852, and for other purposes"
hereby give notice that | have received from
n. 4. joy. Assessor of said District the annual
list Of Excise Duties and Taxes assessed in the
month Of May, 1866. That said Duties and Taxes
have become due aud payable. and that | will
attend (either personally or by deputies) to rec
Give the same ut the times and places named be
low:
HANCOCK COUNTY.
At Ellsworth. at the Collectors Office August
Ii Ii and 49,
AT Buckspor.. at the Custom House, August c
and !.
Al Castine at the Custom House. August 8.
At Sedgwick. at Dority's Hotel August 8.
A Deer Isle, at the store of f. Z. Spofford
August 10.
Al Bluchill. at the store Of William Hopkins,
August ..
At Gouldsboro. at the Union Store August 90.
At Somesvillc, Mt. Desert, at Store Of John
Somos, August II.
And further give notice. that oil persons who
shall neglect to pay the Duties and Taxes as aiore-
said assessed upon them, to the Collector his
Deputies with in he times above specified. shall
be libale to pay 7ta pre- centua additional upon
the amount thereof, And further give notice
that Specie, United states Currency, or National
Bank Bills will be required in payment tor taxes
JOHN WEST.
Collector Fifth Collection District, Maine.
Ellsworth, July ;, lSGG. 3w25
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CISCO Ely p he noe.
INARNERS FAMILIES, AND OTHERS CAN PR
l. chase remedy equnl to Dr. Tobias Neait!An
Eminent tor dyscntttga toilc Group, chrOuc fseu-
Ind,lu thruuts, too harhe, I'm sickness, cut,
frns, swcIlIngs. bruises, old ,or,'.. headache nUs
quito bites. pain, il the limbs, clo>t, back. &c. II
IL does not give relief HE money viii hv refunded
All that sa>kcd ta and use IL according To the
directions.
pg. Tobias bear Sir: | have usel Your Neus tan
Imminent IN nv family Tor a humber 81 years mud he
h,.N, ii to be The hos, article for what il f.coni-
mcnded that used, For sudden attaek of
Group it j. Invaluable. have ne hesitation Ia rec
omm, nding il tor tle uNcs II praft.7es =" cure /
have sold it ior many years ami II stNcs utirc st'-
faction. itN>- IT. i ttNhR
oudAc town, y. J. Mas sth, iNi.
Irec Ia aui 81 cent, sold 10y all Druggist
ONCE 81 Courilaud street, New Srk. lms5
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For Sale.

r9'IlE subscriber offers for sale her well known
L and very desirable residence, situated on
tn corner Of School and Main st. Said house is
well situated, has most of the modern improve
ments of first class dwelling houses, and is a
most desirable situation for Physician, Lawyer
or Mechanic. For further particulars inquire oi
AIno W iswell ESD, or c, q. Peck
ANN C. McALLISTER.
Ellsworth, June LIST, 1866. tf2l
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NEW MEDICAL BOOK.
"FAMILY PHlSICIANo



BY pr. SAMUEL SAEBDoN FITCH, A. NJ, NJ. D
IND .iathor ornumorous Medical Works.
HIS SIN lectures on the rreve, ton and Cure of
observation-disclosures Of the leart,--and the Rules
to Preserve Health and Life "a Hundred Years have
been read by thousand and have carred.hopp to all
readers, aAd health to Rl "' nave iah!ieu It's lech
inss.
Dr. Fch's aim in this book is TO direct habits
~ ~ avoid ind sitiou-ta manage iadspOsitian as
health lie would hacking cough, and thus prev
ent consumption he would clear a husky throat, and
thus stop Group diphtheiiai he would regulate a
disturbed of stomach and bowels and thus stay
dvscntry and cholera but should any diseases super
vene he to our aid with tho exact remedies
necessary 10 Il prump cure lie sances first at those
isea e which the sick cauno well doctor, but which
require the'aid Of capable physician. and that whea
properly and timely treated, are always durable. These
diseases he says Consumption, Bronchitis, Ca!arrh
Asthma diseases of the Heart Dyspepsia, Headaches.
Liver Complaints Plies, Kidney Complaints, Female
Complaints Rheumatism Neuralgia, Skin Diseases, and
all Eases and dissertations, treckles, moths &c.
which attack and DESTROY the complexion.
The second class of diseases. which the patient
or his friend can always doctor and for which iutable
remedies are iysu, Diphtheria Group, Scarlet
Fever, Measles, Whooping Cough, Typooid feger,
Dysentery, Ashtc Cholera Cholera morhus, Caolera
lnfanum Diariheao adults and Children Colds, Con-
geston uf the Lungs Lung Fever, burns. Eryspelas,
&c Remedies for each Of these are given which the
their friends can prepare and successfully admni-
He next gives the proper treatment Of the Hair ard
Teeth so @ TO preserve both in health and beauty throus
life lie next gives remdy for sea-sckness Finally
he gives recipes for preparing Hair bye, Cologne Water
and Tooth Powder, all unsurpassed by any othef pre-
para ions.
tain AMI read this ooo&. Il has I'd pages p'cs 80 cen
sand So cents to DR.. : Fitch, No IS fremont stree
Boston Mass he particular TO give Post-oce, Town
County state, AMI the book viii be sent TO you L.
mail free Of postage 3m.5
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Bonnet BleacherV.

rfsli + subscriber has fitted up shop at The
L eastern end of Union River bridge, where
he will garry on the business Of
Bieactjne, Cleansing, Coioring Seeing y.
Pressing all hiads IF .>trar porh, &C.,
All kinds Of STRAW and LACE Bonnets
blcached, Nth neatness and dispatch.
All kinds of work usually done n a Bon
net BlcaeheIy attended TO and satisfaction given
VIII the Indies extend to me their patronage
and CT courage this new business in Ellsworth.
JOHN TYLER.
Ellsworth, March 2lst. 1866. loft
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BATCHELOE'S HAIR DYE.

The Original and Best in the World The only
rue aud perfect Hair bye. Harmless, Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately splendid
Black or natural Brown, without injmrng the Hair
or skin Remedies the i'll effect of bad dies. sold
by all Druggists The genuine is signed William A..
Batche)or. Also,
REGENEHATING EXTRACT OF MILIEFLEUHS,
for Restoring and Identifying the Hair.
lYS1P CHARLES BATCHEIoR. New York
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Sale of Public Lands.

LAND OFFICE, Bangor. June /, SG6.
y pursuance of Law defined in Chapter 5, Sec
| titn p Revised Statutes, Public Notice is here
by given that the following Schedule OF Tracts and
Parcels of Lands will be offered for sale Saturday
the first day of September next, at Il o'clock noon,
at the Land Office in Bangor. at price per acre
not less than the minimum fixed in the advertised
list
The sale to be by Scaled Proposals in conformity
with the provisions OF the foregoing Chapter and
Sc, ton which require that ten per centnm or the
minimum price of the township or pat, hail ac-
company each proposal which sum shall constitute
Il part Of and be allowed in, the cash payment to be
made upon the township or tract rurcha ed.
Payments required 10 be one third cash, remain
der in three pr0mi>sory notes payable Annually in
one, and three years with satisfactory bond for
payment of stumpage.
The sum deposited by any other bidde who does
not become purchaser, may be withdrawn by him
at any Zine after the bids are declared aud made
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
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,vuE CONFESSIONS MD rNrERI

Il LNtE or An INVALID.
Published for the boneht and IL II CAUTION To
YDI Nc MIN and others. who suffer from Merry qu.
Debility. Premature Decay OF Manhood, Sc, sup
plying at the same time the Meas OF Stlt-Curc. Ky
ono who has cured lmse AFTER undergoing consid.
cradle quackcry. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
en-, ccpe single copies, frye oil charge may be had
OF the author
NATHANIEL MANFAIE. Esq.
lyi BROOKLYN hing. fp.N.Y
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Cloth
AND
Dressing.
Wool
Cardiilgg

The subscriber announces to The public that he
still carries on the business # Wool tardng and
Cloth Dressing, at hi old and popular establish
ment at Somesyiile, Mt. Desert
The best of work guaranteed, and orders
executed with prornptuess
Those patrons who have for years patronided
this mill, shall not be disappointed in any work
entrusted 10 him.
Wool lett at the store Of II. ( :. X. Whiting,
Ellsworth, who are my agents, will be carled to
order, and without any Charge for transportation.
ISAAC SOMES.
Somcsvile May eth, 1876, l7tt
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NJ a X II / T. ID :.

lluchHl July l.. by Rev, :. howkcr, Nh.
solve J. To5e;ts Of Brooks,..lr 10 Mss Liz
ia +. Flye OF d wick
Trinity ca. Cal-At the residence OF H. J
Herrick, near Junction CITY. April I'D, by Hon
John Murphy, County Judge. Mr.. stephen 1.
Thsyer. Of Dous lass City to Mis- Sarah l.. liat
yeI, lat. of Bangor Maine
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~ A U 7 1 0 N.

The public are hereby cautioned against and
forbidden to halbor trust my wife, Drusilla
Murch on my account, as she has left my bed
and board without my consent or a justihable
cause, and | shall not pay any debts of her con-
tracing after this date,
JOHN l.. MURCH,
Ellsworth, June IS, 1866, 3w2a
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''IIlJI}EK 4"
BU RNING OIL 8,

1--WE attention Of the trade is invited to the
4 above named Oil, (the exclusive State right
Of which Is securely and is pronounced BY all who
have used it,
TIE BEST OIL ~ TIE NIREETt
The following are Of its principal quail
ties.
Il c.5its na offensive oaor " lille burning.
1t does not readily smoke.
Burns with great brillianc} & stcadincss.
1t comes cheaper than Kerosene.
1t cannot be exploded. and in softncss of
light is equal to Alcohol, We elaita that it pos
scs,es all the superior qualities Of Fluid, with
none Of its defects
1t burns beautifully in the common Fluid
lamp, and far better than kerosene in the Com
mon Kerosene lamp with the single adoption of
Maicys Patent Union Hinge Burner, which is the
only perfectly safe burner now in
1t is a cheap aud admirable substitute for
Fluid, Kerosene, Camphene and Alcohol and its
perfect safety VIII recommend it TO an intelligent
public.
Town and County Rights
Fer sale by
THOMAS MAHAN,
Sol, Agent for this State.
~ For sale at retail by A. L. Moore, Falls
Village; Merrill & liincklcy Surrv; Connery Il
Wood BlueLil Falls; Z. H. Closson Sedgwick ;
L. c. Chatto, Hroolss lie; Z. NJ. Joyce Ca slime
June 70, 1856. .
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-07-20
WANTED!

* MART. energetic men in every town in the
- state to take the cXluSye right Of thoir
town to ma luiacture and sell the Ell REX A
buKNlNi oil 1t pays fifty per cent. Small
capital required. scud application for your town.
\ few more towns lett in Hancock County.
The following Counties for lie
Androseoggin, Aroostook, franklin, kcnnchcc,
Oxford, Sasadahoc Somerset, aldo, York, Pts
cataquis, aud Lincoln.
The above viii be .oll On reasonable terms To
the right man. There are great inducements
offered
Address,
THOMAS MAHAN,
81 American office. Ellsworth, Me.