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MUSIC DEPARTMENT,

We would respectfully call the attention Of Choir
Leaders and Singing School Teachers IL our cstab-
Iishment where all Minds Of Church Music. GIee and
Anthem Books can ObtaIne on the most favorable
terms
The long experience OF orr Mr, PERKINS in Musical
Conventions, Choirs, the Concert Room and SuHdy-
School, cnab les him to give advice and information
all points of musical interest to the selection
of proper work of in ction formation of
Sc uols-progress in musical studies and it ms OF
general interest to composers leaders teachers an
students.
Sheet Mucic furnished on the usual terms with
prnmptness and dispatch. Country orders icited
and selections made for pupils, teachers, concerts.
&C &c, &c.
'THE GOLDEN E'EsO3liS g.
Ry T. E. PERKINS. Author of Sacred Lutte. Sunday
School Basner, Oriental Glee Book, Psalm King, &c.
&e.. &c.
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SAILS LnriralJed Piano Polish,
Inst introduced and being adopted by all leading
houses in the manufacture Of Pianos, Organs, Bill
hard Tables Furniture, &c sc. Every VINO has
a Piano should have bottle of this Polish. Send
for Circuia rs, and VIII give full particulars and
dlrectinnS ApplIca IONS for Territory Agencies
received by BROWN & PERKINS, General Agents
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u As my persons in the country want sin
Gle bottle. and the article cannot be by mail,
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ordered (with the money! will forward by
press (charges paif) for s6 per dozen.
BROWN G PERKINS,
GENL AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES,
No, 42O Broome Street, NY.
Oct. %, 1s66-Iy. J, a,
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@ The New York World says: The
Radicals are everywhere sounding the alarm
of danger to their followers. They are be-
coming convinced that HOFFMAN will be
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DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE RE
%
Kitchen late of SugaTloaf Township, Columbia
County decd, will offer ut public sale on the prem.
ises,
saturday, New. Gath. 1866,

at 10 o'clock Of said day certain of lend
situate in SugarInaf Township Columbia County,
adjoining lands Of William Hess the East. and
Peter Laubach The North, containing Thirty Acres
There is on the premises "A good Dwelling House
and Log Stable, and about five acres cleared land.
The balance is well umbered with white pine, hem
lock and white oak.
Also, certain troct of land situate in Sugarloaf
Township loresad adjoin ing the East before
mentioned tract. the North land of Peter Laubach
on the South lands of Boon, Andrews & Co.
tainIng eighty five There is the pr cmiscs
uodd fyy,,
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Asst NOTICEl
ESTRAY.

CANE to the premises of the under signed in Hem.
lo'k Township, Columbia County, on the 7th of Oc-
tober. lS6d. LARGE ED STEER. abo ut wears
old The owner hereby notified to co1e forward
prove property, pay charges and take him away,
otherwise he " Ill be sold according TO law.
REUBEN BON BOY.
HemIock, Oct, "a Is66,-et
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Sporting Last.
FIRST TRoT.
Frank Wagner-brown mare, Kate
y arm-Time-frst heat, 2,43.
Frank Wagner-brown mare, Kate
Tine-second heat, 24I 100 90
Second Trot.
Frank Wagner-sorrel horse, time
first heat 40
Frank Wagner-sorrel horse, time
second heat 49 so 90
Farmers List
D. II. Lee, gray mare, time-frst
heat %.
second
heat o. % 90
CLASS sXIX-FooT-RACING.
Jerry Hellman, first premium, time
2OS S 90
Prof. Jesse A. St John second pre-
MUM 90
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PREMIUMS AWARDED
at the

ELEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
of the
COLUMBIA COUNTY AGRICULTURAL. HoRrI-
CULTURAL AND MECHANICAL
held at
BLOOMSBURY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SAT-
URDAY, OCTOBER IL, y, and Is, 1866.
CLASS I.-HORSES.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
.inSUely Ia Lnlgmas, de-, IN
.jnW6e3 II.

ENIGMAs. i6. The Star Spangled Ban
ner; l7-Sarah L. Wooster, Hancock Me;
lS-Now before You: I9-There's no such
girl as Sally; 20-Readfeld; 2I-Who is
squirrel; 22--Bangor House.
ILLUSTRATED REBUs. IL. Twice thirty
is sixty.
Puzzle. Too wise YOU are too wise
YOU be. | see You are two wise for me .
Wreaths
PLAY UPON WoRDs. Lake Itasca ;Rir-
er Sacramento Istlmus Panama; State
Tennessee. TolpnS and Cit'eS.-Farming-
ton, Castine, Rockland, Boston, Orland.
Portsmouth, Bluehill. Waltham.
CHARADEs.-Slate,S Sawyer, Cat Portu-
gal. Iceland, Ontario, Philosophy, Wash
iugton, Stella, Phantom, Goat,
ANAGRAMs.-Pay tho printer.
Esteem is Of more value than celebrity.
Of all the sweet flowers &c.
See the conqueriug hero comes &c.
The Lion of March has gone &c.
For right is right &c.
BIBLICAL QUESTIONS, /. 10Th chanter
of I'd Kings, and 37th chapter Of lsiaf.
,. The word Jehovah occurs 6,s5J
times.
3 The word reverend is found in the
10Th chapter of Leyitieus, Both verse,
RIDDLE. |. That the little finger is
not so long as the middle one.
,. When the COW jumped over the
moon
Answers received from Susie Peck, Per
Gle, Dora French. Winnie, Ella, May Bird
Gerrie. Ned Pedro Wit, Fan.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
ALGEBRAICAL QUESTION.

A shepherd, driving a flock of sheep in
time of war, meets with company of sol
diers. who plunder him of half of his flock
and half sheep over and second third
and fourth company. treat him in the same
manner. each taking half of the flock left
by the last and halt a sheep over, when but
eight sheep remained. How many sheep
had he at first , GERRIE.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
BIBLICAL QUESTION.

How many times does the word and oe-
cur in the Old Testement
2 Which is the least verse in the
Bible
3. The word supreme occurs but once
in the bible; where is it
4. The word theatre occurs but once in
the bible; where is i FAN.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04

THE subscribers hereby gives public notice to all
i cefned, that he has been duly appointed aud has
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator u the
estate of
HENRY BOWERS, late Of Ellsworth
10 the Co. of Hancock, yeoman deceased by giving
bond the law Directs the therefore request all
who indebted to the said dcceased's estate to make
immediate payment. and those who have any demands
thereon, 10 exhibit the same for settlement
A. y. pRINkWATER.
Ellsworth Eeb. 7th 1866. II
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
No. 36.

lam composed of II letters:
Nv 4. Is, Is, 9. 8. is girls name,
My 6, |, IA, Is, II, is an article OF furni'
ture.
NV II. Z, 8, 4. is kind of tree,
Nv Ia, Is, 13. 9, is a color,
Nv II, |, II, ii. !, 3, II, is kind o.
vegetable,
Nv II, 4, l, >, is kind of fruit,
My 16. 5, is proposition,
NV IL, l, 10. ?, z. II, is Il girls name.
NV whole is one of the political divisions
of South America. NELLIE.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
~ 90

am composed of 80 letters. ;,
NV ), Is, "a, %, 36, 3S, 81, is small
dagger.
Nv IS, s, %, 3S, 10, is the name OF an
assassin.
Nv 90, 222,33. 81. "a, 20, is girls name
My 3, p, 25, q, is a musical instrument
NV z 10, 4, l3. l6, 80, 2, is liquor.
Nv 10, 8, 81, 26, IL, is fish.
NV IL, %, Z, 80, II, 9. is a mans name
Nv 30, 36, ], 10 an abbreviation.
NV 81, %, 6, II, "a, Is, 81. 20, Is a KIND
of cloth.
NV whole is the motto of one of the I'M
ted States. ROCKET.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
Farm for Sale.

GA The subscriber offers for sale his Farm,
::Im situated in Ellsworth two miles from the
LILA village, on the stage road leading to Sur
rey, containing about fifty acres of good land
well divided into moving, tllage, pasturing and
WOOD land, with the buildings thereon, consisting
oi cottage House one and half stories high,
carriage house 10 by Is feet, ba rn suitable for
the farm all joined together with other out-build
lngs, all IN good repair and good well Of water
within ten feet Of the door.
For iurther Information inquire of the subscri-
Der on the lIe nises.
GEORGE W FRANKS.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
I A TtI st-I33ITF
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
| TO Females in Delicate Health.

Or. Dow, IN yscian and surgeon Nes tdeot STR. c
BOSTON, suited iai.y Tor all sa, Iac,den. l. IL,
female ,ystru rr.lapsus teri falling of tie womb
Flour Albas Suppressioa, aud ether menstrual e
It, are AL treated upon new pathological priact--
.u4 speed! relief guaranteed il a very fr~ days ia
s,iiaby ain i the mode oi Treatment, hat
obstinate complaints yiri uudr IT, and tie afflicted per
,ou soon reluiccs Ia perfect health
pr, now has doubt had greater experience In tL-
Of diseases Of aad children, than any ote
ply stefan IN Boston.
Eo.fA.Gg accametaons 'or patients who may wish =
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ir. bow, since ls+h having col.uued his ole t;tn
tat Office practice for tho ef private Disease
and feuale Complaints Acknow edges superior III h
United states.
E.-Au letters must cOuta four red stamps or he
NiI uat be answered.
Uuce Hours troni \. ~ to +. NJ,
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
No. 33.

lam composed of 25 letters.
NV 9. %. 6, we could not live without
NV 3, 22, Z, "a. l. is State.
NV Is, 9, 20, 5. is a girls name.
NV IL, I5, 13, is not me.
Nv 3, %. 20, is an animal.
MY IL, %, s, l, is a tree.
NV %, 6. 81, 9, is a girls name.
NV 10, l3. I2, II, is a jewel.
Ny IA, Is, 8. 20, is an article OF dress.
Nv l6, %, 9, is boys nickname.
Nv A, I3, "a, we all like to see.
NV whole is useful institution.
ADDIE.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
PLAY UPON WORDS.

FISK.
l. The past tense Oft verb, and weed
.. A bows nickname, a vowel, and a
cask.
3. A girls nickname. and fastening
4. A weapon used On board OF a vessel
of war.
). Is to gather fruit, what we all do,
and n measure, DEwDROP.
A BOQUET OF FLOWERS.
l. A crystalline substance and a sphere.
2. A confcction and cluster.
3. An adjective and a vegetable.
4, Six eighths of a discoverer, prepo-
siton, and vowel.
5. An article of food, and utensi.
6. A title, a consonant, and plume.
FAN.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
No. 81.

No. 81.
am composed of 23 letters.
MyI, Il, s, 10, is mineral.
Nv 81, 20. 81, 6. is a number.
NV I6. A, ), 8, 81, 9, is a town in Han
cock County.
Myl4. Is, 10, Ii, Is, is a small stream
of water.
NV 9, %, is a pronoun.
NV l2 l3. %, is a jewel.
Nv Z, 3, IL. is sorroWtul.
Nv whole is the authors name and place
of residence. c. 4. u.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
No. 81.

I am composed of IA letters;
Nv Z ~ 10 is a savage animal,
NV 8 10 IA Il is used i'll school.
NV l3 IL IA, is much worn by ladies'
My IL 2 l3, is used by hunters,
Nv 8 ) IA is wound,
NV 6 4 l3, is what we all do.
Nv whole is the name Of man III
:, rceptviIle S. b. K.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
No. 3J.

lam composed of ii letters;
MY ., l3 4, 9, 2, >,sa boys name,
Nv IA, l3, 5, is color.
Nv 6, 8, 5, is kind of fish,
NV IL, l, 9, is river in North Caro-
lima.
NV, 8, u, is covering for the head,
NV II, 10, -, is domestic animal,
NV whole is what we all should possess.
NELLIE.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04

4 FTER an extensive practice # upwards Of twenty
n years, continues 70 Patents in the unit,-i
States also in Great Britain, France aud other 70,
eign countries Caveats, Speci1catiOne, Eonds, s.
signments, and all papers drawings for pa.ents
eeuted on reasonable terms with dispatch Research
rs made into American and Foreign works. to deter
mine the validity and utility of p oi Inventions
and legal and other advice rendered in all matters
touching the same. Copies OF the claims of any pa
tent furnished by remitting dollar, Assignments
recorded in Washington.
No Ageacy in the United States possesses superi1,
fIeifies for obtaining Patents, asceGtaininq III,
pracfiedbiiIty Of Intentions.
During eight mOaths the subscriber in the course Of
siATEkN APPEALS eaerB of which was deeides.
IN has tauor BY the Commissioner OF Patents.
.
TESTIMONIALS.
{ regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most durable ana
saccesJHi practiLl04ers with whom have had official
Intercourse. CHAS. MASON
Commissioner Of Patents.
II have no hesitation In assuring inventors tua they
eaa not employ man more competent and tIIistu0 or
thy. aud more capable Of putting their applications In
form to secure for them early and favorable consd
GRAFTON u; the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE.n
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
.Nr X II. EDDY has made for me THIRTEEN sp.
pieAtons, in all but ONE OF which patents have been
granted, and that one is pending such unmis-
taxable proof OF great talent and ability on his part
leads me end all inventors to apply to him 10
procyre their patents they may be sure OF having
the most faithful attention bestowed their cases and
at very reasonable charges. JGliN TAGGAKr."
Jan, !, ls66--ly5l
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
CO\ENDRTN Ms.

l. Why was Abraham Lincoln like a
certain poet
?. Why is it vulgar to send "a telegraph
dcspatch
g. What is that no one wishes to have,
and vet no one wishes to lose 1t
SAM SLY.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
CERTAIN CURE
IN ALL CASES, or no CHARGES MA {

rr. bow is Consulted daily, from N to P
shove, n all diieu and chronic diseases nf every
aud nature having by lis ullweafel attention ak
extraordinary -siu,d reputation which calls pa.
;ieuts noul all part. e The Country to obtain advice
Am NJ the Ylysc.ars IN Bsstou stand higher IL
tlr ralfss.uu than The celebrated Ik DOW, No Euii
coit sheet, Boston. Those 40 need tn servc OF An
rNerleiccd pl, sJcaU and surgeon should give lin
+. -lr. Dow imports aud has for sale icl
called uae French Secret, Qsdtf by mail. Two
Anl red stamp.
6oston April. 1860. lylss
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
Bonnet Bleachery.

'N subscriber has fitted up shop at the
L western enl of Union Hiver bridge, where
he viii carry the business Of
Bieachiag. Cleansing, Coioring and Press
ing all kinds ot' >tfa,e 'rork, 81, 81.
Alt kinds Of STRAW and LACE Bonnets
bl ached, with neatness and dispatch.
All kinds of work usually done at a Bon
net BIeachery attended to and satisfaction given
Will the dies extend 10 me their patronas ,
and e. courage th. new business in Ellsworth.
JOHN TYLER.
Ellsworth, March 2lst. ls6G. Loft
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
Binineer's Wheat Tonic.

This natural product Of the nutritious grain rec
oaenis itself presenting in concentfat,d form tn,
nHirnite properties Of Wheat and has received the
highest ,nconiums from eminent medical authorities
possessing qualities actually FArTEsSG this desdera
tum renders il invaluable to those who suffering from
Consumption, Lung Complaint, Bronchitis, Impaired
Strength ack OF Vital Energy and all diseases which r
their nepien stages, require only generous diet ant
al invigorating nvcrishug stinuant ouart Bottles,
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
No, 8.
ERVESp IEIRC

No, 8.
ERyESP LELRS.
Teasglin REQ het mnsulgirnbe laves,
Mad pirpinlg afr lagoon eht hoers,
The pesvers antedch nosg 70 rapies,
Eth tanmeh 70 hte vengine uorh.
SUSIE PECK.
9. Apy eht ridterp-apy mhi elwl
+, Guy nema III yeahcn OF ledwl.
GERRIE.
10. Aercir. Lafor.
Diaed Olmrirl.
Refasnc. Arod.
uepsis. Qesirur'.
IL. Ielzzi Rofst mad Zelzi Ele,
Erpdo Tiw dan lwilel E,
Eifnen Amnos adm Tikty d.
Vice lnhgigs dina Lyoll p,
PEDRO WIT.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04

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Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04

NO. 81.
lam composed of II letters.
NV I2. 9, 10. 8, 3, z, 5, is a popular out
door amusement among young peo-
pie.
Nv ., 6, l6, 8, /, is what all birds have
My IA, Is, 4, l3, is a narrow road.
NV IL, I2. II, is definite article.
My whole is a popular song.
SQUIRREL.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
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General Agent in Maine and View brunswick.
for the sale OF "GtoRGE NJ GUILD COjSo cele
bratrd Piano Fortes, (unequalied for quality
and evenness OF Tone, standing we'll in
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SMlPhS american Organs"
!. Instruments sold at manufacturers prices, and
fully warranted.
Agents appointed and supplied. Send for Illus.
trated Catalogues, and address all orders to
i. v. BRIGGS,
Calais, Maine
y. B.-lnstruments, selected personally and set
up. Il wished, and second hand Instruments taken
Il Exchange SINS
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
COPARTNERSHIP.
NOTICE.

TNHE subscriber lost his Wallet containing thirt,
six dollars and some change, Thursday
the 18th inst He had it Mt Webbs Brook and left 10
Ellsworth going via Waltham Ridge road across tC
Marayilie and thence to Ellsworth Any person
finding the same and returning it to the subscribe
viii be suitably rewarded.
LEONARD L. GARLAND.
Ellsworth, April "A, ls6i. 4wl4
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
TRANSMISSION
QUESTIONS.

She has-it-for her.
DEwpRop.
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
Biniuger's Bourbon Whiskey.

The established popularity Of this Choice Old Rourbor
as medical agent, renders it superluous 10 mention in
detail TIE characteristics which distinguish it from the
ordinary grade of Kentucky WLi.keys henr distilled
IN lai7, and manufactured expressly foI US with great
care, it can be relied upon strictly pure stimuans
plants, Dyspepsia, Derangcment Of the stomach. etc,
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
Boots and Shoes.

In this department we have al ex, nsive assort
mcnt Of good articles. Gents Calf, Kip and Con-
grcss Boots; Balmorals Caters and slippers. iol
Ladiss CAlldren and Misses. in good variety:
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
Bininger's Old London Dock Gin.

Bininger's Old London Dock Gin.
Especially designed fer the Of the Medical Profe,
non ana te aIfy, and has all OF those intrinsic med
zeal qualities (onc aud duretc which belong to an old
and pure Gin Il has received the personal endorsement
OF over seteR thousand Physicians, who have recon
heuled In the treatment of Gravel, Dropsy Rheuma
tsn Obstruction suppression Of the Menses Affections
OF the kidneys ETC. Put up in pint quart bottles.
A. NJ BLNINGER e. Co.,
Sole Prop.ietors, No. 10 Broad street, New York.
G. G. PECK,
ly24 Agent for Ellsworth and Vicinity
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
DiSSolution.

at his ofice in JOY BARTLETT'S new BIZ
Ellsworth, Feb. 20, 1866. Gm7
Ellsworth American., 1866-05-04
W. !. Goods & Groceries

Ellsworth, Dec %, lst5.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11

REroRr or DIR. BfssKLL, DEPUTY HEALTH ovII-
CER-oNB DEATH YESTERDAY ON BoARD IRE
HosPTTAL spIP-THE STEAMSHIP kELKAsRD YnO8
QUARANTINE.
The following report from Dr.. BiDeli contains ~
latest intelligence from quarantine:-
HoruAL Sur fAIoos, Mayo, 1se6
No new cases. No deaths since our last The sh1D
presents very fair exhibit
r HosynAL Sur FALoos May 10, I0o4
One death has occurred since last report-uAmeeyh
Cathsrine Elmer, aged ~ years; admitted on hood
April ~. There have been new casea kemaning -
hospital, 90 d. H. BlsSELI, Deputy Health 0ncer.
The steamship England released from quarantias
yesterday, and came up 10 the city last evening
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Theatrical.
THE BUIsLAY TROUPE.

Nine members OF thseBuislay troupe Of gymnssts -
general performers arrived By the California stssnss
New York Tuesday morning from saa Francisco. asa
viii u once procure suitable building and open ksA
hr. u. B. Plata has the company unAsr sngassns.A
His stage manager is Mr. Leon Benneasx. formerly hsl
ing simsr position ~ the Metropolitan theatre. ban
Francisco Mr.. Plaza contenplaiss establishing . m
class place Of amusement which shall become psrna
nent city institution.
NILE. vEsrvALr
was announced TO leave San Frspcsco for New Yosk -
the losh Of May On her arrival here shs win pub'isA
very piquant autobiography, dissecsins mansssr~.
authors and actors In mercsss style Tho theatrical
business In California has been rather dull.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11
GEORGE PEABODY At NOME.


HIS Retirement for . Season to Has
Country Home - Description or HIS
House I'm George town, Mass. = Quiet
Habits or tho Great Miliionatre, So.
OUR aK0RGgTowH, MASS, CORRESPONDENCE.
GEoRasrowN, Mass. May Q, 1863
Hardly fortnight ago Mr.. George Peabody landed In
the United States and avoiding all display and indeed.
almost rejecting the offers o. courtesy from his
old acquanances he sought the scenes Of his childhood
TO recuperate from the fatigues Of toisome journey
and enliven his mind by surrounding himself with the
associations Of the past.
Mr. Peabod' since last Thursday has been living with
his sister, Mrs. Daniels, who resides In this village.
OF twenty Ell sh miles, and on the Boston and Maine
Railroad The village rs small probably contani ng not
over thousand inhabitants. Mrs Daniels resd ence
medium sized double frame house. painted white, with
green shutters and stands back about twelve feet from
the main street. which II fronts. Here Mr. Peabody
proposes make his home during the summer Every
thing about the place plain, bit neat and cean and in
making this his choice aside from the claims Of aeo
tion we have ine Instance Of the simplicity OF the
taste Of the
On the early train this morning Mr. Peabody left for
Boston attend business requiring his presence
He will return here Is expected, this evening OF 70
He closely absains from all SOC ETY. for the
present. despite the numerous requests to get up formal
reception. He says he wishes several weeks rest the
people Of the village much TO their praise, have ~
pressed the subject further.