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Patented Why 30, lSOO.

This i an article for wa hing without rubbing
except in very dirty places. which VIII require It
very slight rub, and unlike other preparations
offered for "A like purpose, Will Nor Ror TN
CLOTHS hut will leave them much WHITTIER than
ordinary methods without the u-ual ware du tdFt
II removes grease spots o.. II 10y mI-lr''tti so
tens the dirt It, soaking, - that rlH-lng VIII III
ordinary eases entirely rcm"N" II.
This pow Ter j. prepared IN accordance VIII
chemical Srinnce. and upon process peculiar /"
it>rii. Whrh j. secured by letters Patent. II G',
been in u.s. iur mora than ear, aud hg> pr"Nel
itself an EniN crSal iIv otite wherever IL hn- been
used. Among the advantages claimed are the fol
lowing VIZ
II saves HE expense Of soap usually used on
cotton and linen goods.
It saves most oil the labor Of rubbing and ware
aud tear,
llso iorcleaning Windows it is unsurpassed.
with one quarter the TIM" and labor u,uaUN re-
urircd il mpart> beautiful gloss aud lUsrr, much
SUPERIOR any othet mode. No Wafer required
except TO muisten she powder.
Directions with each package.
And can he readily appreciated by single trial
The cost of Washing Tor family Of five or SIX per-
sons will not exceed THREE CENTS.
The manufacturers ot This powder are aware mat
many useless compounds have been introduced to
the public which have roted The cloth, or failed in
removing the dirt but knowing the lntrn 7icc excel
lencc ot this article they confidently proclaim II
as being adopted to meet u demand which has
long existed and which has heretofore renamed
uusupplied.
NNtFtCrtREb HH
HOWE g. STEVENS,
900 broadway, Boston.
For sale by G,oecrs and Dealers cry where.
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The Rae Patent Peat Machine

(INIENTED NJ Y, TNDDJ
Is the cheapest, strongest and best machine for
breaking. condcnsinr, and preparing peat for fuel
vet invented. The Eastern Peat Company will fur
nish to parties in New England, short notice,
four sizes of Peat Machines, constructed under
this patent. These machines give entire satisiac-
ton and need only to be seen to he appreciated.
Agents wanted for the Eastern Peat Company IN
every t,wu and county in NcVEn gland to sell
machines, rights, etc etc. Liberal commissions
allowed Apply either in person or by letter to
BtTTRICN & HILL, General Agents, Eastern
Peat CO., III Washington ST., Boston, Mass.
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A tue copy
- Attest: teo. 4. Over, Register.

At Court Of Probate holden at Buckspor
within and for the County ot Hancock. On The
third " u,lncs,iay OF september 4. ID l@H.
A q. SAM FIR, Administrator oi the Estate oi
~ Daniel SAWYER. in said County, deceased
having presented his second account of Admin =
traitor upon said estate tHr Probate;
ORDERED That the said Administrator give
notice thereof Ia all persons Interested by cau-ns
u copy Of this orler Ia he published three weeks
tuccessivcly IN the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth, that they may appear nj Il Probate
Court 10 he holden at Euehili on the First Wcdn'
esay Of December next. al ten of the clock IN the
forenoon, and I'll cause. ii any t.lcy have why
the same should not be- allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true Coyy--Atcst:
30 GEO. A. by Err, Register.
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4 GENTS WANTED.-;20e a Year aud Expen-
n SEES, TO Male and Female Agents, to introduc
n new and useful inventions absolutely needed in
every household. Agents prcieriing to work on
commission can earn from go 10 $50 per day
Fer particulars addr IS W. q. WILSON, Cleveland
Ohio.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-19

This valuable remedy produces quiet, refreshing
sleep, receives ain Gains the system, restores the
,lcrauGcd functions, and stimulates healthy action
of the sccrctinus OF the body. Thousands OF per
sons tc, tifN 10 its wonderful effects, and medical
men oNtni is virtues. usinSit in great quantities
m the following diseases: Consumption, asthma,
bronchitis, Whe'ping-t ousli, Neuralgia, piarlhra
EhCWnatI IN, >ptsin-, At.,
CIOLER N,-Eatl lu>.ei communicated 10 the
College of rhNs Gins and j. T. Davenport that he
had received information 10 the tilcr thai The only
remedy of any SerNi ice in tiIbi...EA War tIll.oH-
nDl NJ. see Lancet, December 81, l9ni.l
CNl IlO\.-\onc ;sctiH ne without the words
"Dr. !. toIl.T> BROWNIES ttiIohoplNE" On
the Government stamp. overwhelming medical
testimony accompany each bottle. sol" manuIac-
iur.r j. I. pANENpORf. No. -, tIeat Russo |
street. Bluum-blIiN London.
HENRY SMITH, special AGENT, VI. ., Nassau
street. New York sold by all Dan :g.gi-ts - and
- per bottle. Orders By letter rroHtItN attended
to.
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H CAUTION In TIME!

Persons that desire to use Dir IlEHRiCKS Do
I0Hy p ia Ssrfn.ff,tH ming ET.1sSers that cure
pVn~, weakness, and distress in FIVE hours. and
HAT has stood the test OF experience thirty years.
should not contound them with tue miserable I'M
blcached usiu, paper, aud other worthless prep
and olcn given in place of HEEiCkS. nr. Herr
rick's Hid Pla>ters and Sugar Coated pills
are used in the t. : Army ami Navy, are introdur-
ed int mo I Hospitals, Aims Houses and Prisons,
and startlr communities with IN IL wonderful cures.
Eve thousand dhN sicians and surgeons Use and
endorse them. tHll for and see that tfp~ get none
but lIERRICk'> KID PLASrER> tNp ~I'GAN COAT
Ell PILLS. sold by dealers everywhere.
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Ala Cnari OF Probate held at Bncksrort, within
and Tor the county 81 Hancock, "a the third
Wednesday at October, 4 II. T. -.
/,J. atIp1I. named Executor III certain in
y stIumeut l1trFattin- Ia hr III" IA Mi aml
testament ot Lucy T.. ii luiirrS- deceased, hav ns
l'res cntcil the Sans for ITthaiP,
O9pLEEI,-lhal thc ,1tI Executor give notice
to all reasons interested, ht elu-lug copy Of tlls
order 1" he puhi,hoti tlHcc weeks -urcr--l'clH
in the Ellsworth american, Il newspaper priut-
al i'll Eli wurt, that tlltN may appear nj Pro
bate Court To be held al lilu"hll ii said toun-
~. ON the fret "Wednesday ot NoSrmlcr newt
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and -huw cause, !!
any they have, why the said instrument should not
he proved, approved, and allow cd tnr lI- viii
aud testament Of The deceased
rNkhER TUCK, judge.
tue copy
~ Attest ,ieo. 4. Dyer, Register.
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EEDUCTlo1 IN PRICE
OF THE
AMERICAN WATCHES,

NJ Il d @ q w a L # II A NJ FL A s
IN con sequence OF thc recent great improvements
in flcaliicS for manufacturing we have reduced
our price, to a. low Il i'"in; can b. placed
With Gold at Par,
Il tina! no one need he i5a;C to huy Wa ii now
frcln the expectation That it will be cheaprrnt
tnlarc time.-'iIlc test OF ten years and the manu-
laetUc and sale Of
More than 200. goo Watches,
have given our production the very highest rank
mouStimc keepers. Commencing with the deter
mua;ion to nasc ouly tlHougay' excellent watches
ulhG>nc>s has steadily increased as the public
- meacquaintcdwith theirNelue, until for months
together, we have been un.ble to duppy the dem
AMI. We have repeatedly enlarged factory
bindings until they now coFer over three acres ct
. uuud aud give accommodation to more than
eich, huutrc,, w1ikmcn
are fully. justified in saying tia. now
make MORE GiiAN oNE.utLF OF ALL THE
WAlCuE~ SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES.
ih, diff rent ri,,,, agc dislingui,hedby the follow
in tt;s,., mark on the llate
/. ''Amolic,,n " u;ch &C." waltham. Mass.
= "Applcton Tracy Co. Walthanl, Mass.
B '.r. :, Bartlett, Wa!tlam. MUS.
L. "Nm. El!ry.n
). OUR LADIES WATCH Of first quality is
named "Afp'CtOn. facy q Co., NaIthan MASS.
G Our next quality Of Ladies' Watch named ~
=. Bartlett Waltham, Mass. Thcse watches are
furnished in variety OF Sizes and styles Of case.
The American Watch Co., of Waltham, Mus.
authorize rs to state that without distinction OF
Trademarks or price.
ALL TIE PRODUCTS OF THEIR FACTORY
ARE FULLY WARHh MED.
to he HE best keeper oi therelas> ever made
in tots any Other country. buyers should re-
member that unlike the guarantee Of II foreign
maker who.can never be reached, tins guarantee
is = God at all times ~ an II tho tcnl3il tn
agents. aud that il after the NEST thorough trial
any watch should prove dci"rivc!in ANY particular
it may h" always be exchanged for another. the
American Watches made nj altman, are for sale
l., dealer, generally throughout the county, we
do net solicit orders fur siu.lr watches.
tAtTlON.-rhe public are cautioned 10 buy
only oircspcctahlc dealers Al persons selling
countrriritr VIII be prosecuted
ROBBINS & APPLETON.
AGENTS FOR TIE AMERICAN WATCH GO.
lS2 RROADWiY, NY
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WINS Patent Hair Crimpers,

EoR CRIMiIsG AND WAVING LADIES' III AIR. No
HEAT REL QtRRD IN Using THEN. Ask your stoi G
keeper for them II he does not keep them, write
to the Manufacturers, T.. WINS, Sixth st. and Co
luinbil.i Ave, Philadelphia.
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DR.. LAROOKAH'5
pULMONIC SYRUP.
FOR THE CuREOF

Coughs, Colds, whoooing cough,-Croup, AstIimej
at,rrl. Influenza Bronchitis. Splitting of Blood,
PIeurisy. inflammation of the Lungs Chest. Pain
in the side, Night Sweats lloTseness, Consumption
in its early ST iges, and al Diseases of the Throat
and Lungs
This remedy Is too we'll known and tho highly
tteied to rtqlire characterization here. II Is gare
ed a cessiy n every htht>eoItl. and Is heartily In
dorsed by the medical faculty, Clergyman of cory
denomination authors, editors. members of Congress
and many of our most distinguished men In public
and private lite. sss
Letter from IIno n. W. Gooch Member OF C0nG1nAs
from Wussdcausetfs.
MtGkdsF, July ., 1865.
DIR. v. kNIGIfrs-Dear 81
have used Dr. arooka,'s Syrup III my family for
six years, and have found II excellent remedy tor
Coughs, Colds Sore threats. ~ d ail constructive
complaints. BE- ] have recommended II 10 sew raj
friends, who have received great benit from lis use
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-19

Al Court " Probate held II Ia k-pori, within
anl fnr the County oi HIM nrk, un tht third
Wednesday II October, y. n. 1871.
John ktIoN, named ~ a'Htp- in i certain IN
~ -trumcnt pu .i.ortl ~ IL l. III lat viii Hld
IA Margaret l.. Billings, dcse:,7r,l. hay
ing pre- 'utctl the .afl3H tar Probate.
oHrERti-ihat the Executor tsirc notice To a.!
persons intcrc-tc ttdslnt c4iy pt Has ui lcr
10 I've published thrrc merhs sse,siitiA ntc EN orlh
American. newspaper Filt,i ia Ellsworth, thai they
may appear u rr,litit Cimrt hc hGtd Eiuvu!l,
in said county, ti- Ifr>t .,lHe>iay 81 Nov neat
at ten O'clock in the ti"'eatt aud siew cause il any
Shey hsv". WIS th~ tai,l instrument should not he
proved, approved ana allowed ~ The last VIII and
testament Of the deceased.
PARKER r. OK, Jud:c.
A true copy.
3w3g Affect. -'ito- A pYrH. Register.
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mpor!ant to The General People.

Next to lhc comn'on articlcy Of daily food fruit,
Sc, there is u,thinl. in more universal use than
canthcs and unhapptly there i nu,hing made 80
sui icc to aultefation a. they are by the adoption
of the use OF d. lcteriou~ substances destructive
to health. An exposure ut these authorizations
and their pcinirnu7 effect VA recently made in
TIN tlupf, which caused mH IA speculation, amt
M uuj; warned many th;,t HE only safe une Ia be
made Of candies and coHltetigH, WAS t. obtain
those which are known 10 he pure. The knnwl
edge thar they are thus pure is what has made
>outhmayd's canpies - popular, and what has 81
enhanced his business as Il encourage him to
Tor his manuiacturina and wholesale trade, while
his retail business Viii be carried on at ilorticu-
tnrai Hall as usual The finest ahd purcSt marc
rial, the use OF une but the most innocent and in
noNiaus coorine materials and the neatCst and the
most t~etft, styles of manutactut ing, con titRte
souri, mayds candies amUh- the best, the safest,
and the most populor III the market.-Boston
Journal.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-10-19

At Court Of Probate holden Al Hu'ksport within
and for the County OF llFnrock. on the third
"Wednesday OF September A. d. lSG.
A. JOHNSON, administrator of the Estate OF
u Daniel johnson, in said County dccca sctl--
having presented his second account of1 Admins
traitor upon said estate tor Probate.
ORDERED That the said Administrator give
notice thereof to all persons ntcrcSt, by causing
= copy oi this Order To he published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth, that they may appear At n Probate
Court Ia be holden al Bluehill on the First Wciu'
Psday of November ne Vt, at ten al the clock in
The forenoon, and shew cause. Ii any thiy have
why the same should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK Judge.
true Copy-Attest
3w3J GEO. 4. Dl Eit. Register.
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trUt VDpy-NtItst.
3w3J GEO. 4. DYER. Register.
At Court Of Probate holden at Bucksport witt

At Court Of Probate holden at Bucksport within
and for the County of HancocS. IN the third
"Wednesday of september 4. ID. lsl8.
IIIAS. &. HASKELL, Guardian of James Sam.
~ ders, Insane Person in said County deceased
hay ing presented his first account OF Guarda
ship upon said estate for Probate:
ORpERED: - That the said Guardian give notice
thereof to all persons interested by causing a
copy Of this Order To be published three week,
succcssively in the Ellsworth American, print d
In Ellsworth, that they may appear at Il Probate
Court To lie holden at Bluehill ON the First Wcdr
esday of November next, at Ten Of the clock in
the forenoon, and shew cause, ii any they have
why the same should not he allowed.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
A true Copy-Attest:
GEG. A. DYER, Register
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HOWE g. STEVENS,
2GO broadway. BOSTON.

For sale 10y Gsoscrs and Dealers ever! where.
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,sDWl. & sIi.V .;Ns

go BROADWAY, BOSTON,
MASS. tw.,1
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Contains neither Oil nor AlciOl.
THIS article has been PREPARED with view 70 sep
ercetc the pcrncious compounds so common IN the
market the use of which has been almost invariably
detrimental to the growth and beauty OF the hair.
1t is especially adapted 70 the use Of LADIES AM
CAILDR!iN with whomt I, fs n UNIVERSAL FNs
V0RilE. Icrson whose har has been tlfiuned y
sickness or age should give II a trial LuAt
RANT GROWTH WILL RESULT By the use OF w.
IFuL. IT'S GROWTH Is IMPROVED, THE SCALP 10
CLEANsgD, NERVOUS HEADACHE Is CURED, HAsa
EATERS ARE ERADiCATED, AND ALL CtTANEOus En-
rprluSs ARE REMOVED
1t viii not soil or stain the skin any article cf
apparel Is cNquisiely prctumcd, l. put ~ IN large
bottles, and Is sold by all ruggists, Perfnmeas and
Fancy Goods Dealers.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-30

DR.. Schenck will he professionally at his prin-
opal office, No. Is North Sixth street, corner Of
Commerce, Philadelphia, every Saturday, from
0 "A. NJ. until P. NJ, No 80 Bond street, New
York, every Tuesday, from . to ) ; No. 80
Summer street, Boston, Mass, every Wednesday,
from to ,, and every other Friday at los Balti-
more street. Baltimore, Nd. All advice free,
but for a thorough examination Of the lngs
with his Respiromccr, the charge is three dol
lars.
Price of the Pulmonic Syrup and Scawccd
Tonic, each $3.50 per bottle, $3.50 per half
dozen. Mandrake Pills, 25 cents per box.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers.
decS-ly
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-30
Early Potatoes.

As soon as the frost is out of the
ground, prepare suitable piece of ground
for your early potatoes. Bear in mind,
too, that the potato delights in cool,
moist soil, Astounding in decaying vcgeta-
BILE matter and potash. We must, there
fore, plough deeply to retain a store of
moisture; we mus; pulverizo the soil COM
pletely to attain lightness Of texture, and
should choose, where choice is to be
had, northern exposure in preference to
a southern one. When the ground has
been properly prepared. lay off the rows
three feet apart, and put into them manure
to the depth of at least two inches; place
the sets cut from large potatoes, ten inch
es distant from each other in the row.
The following mixture may also be
spread along the rows before covering up:
Mix togetger 10 bush. of unleached ash
es, 2 do. refuse salt, > do. Stacked lime,
and do. plaster,-.Md. Farmer.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-30
Ashes as Manure.

Every farmer, orcharlist or gardener
should economze ashes and use them as
manure. The bar of inferior soap receiv-
ed from the ash man is poor equivalent
for the large quantity of plant food which
he takes away in the wood ashes.-
There is not crop in the garden, orch
ard, or farm, that may not be benefited
by the application of ashes. They con-
tain the ingredients of vegetable life,
which have been extracted from tie
ground by the trees during the whole
period of their growth. If ashes did not
contain single particle of pIont-food, they
will be useful in other ways. They are
a valuable solvent, and by their action on
the soil dissolve silica and various acids,
bringing them into proper state TO be ia
ken up by the roots of plants. Coal ashes
are excellent top-dressing for orchards,
and also for flower beds, as they keep
down weeds and keep the soil friable,
and admit the air to the roots. Wood
and peat ashes may be used in the same
way.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-30
agr1tultutal,
Attention to Cellars.

No good housekeeper will neglect the
cellar OF the house in which she lives. IL
should in fact be kept in better order and
receive more attention than any part OF tile
house. The eflluvia arising from decay
ing vegetables, putrid meals, and damp
and mouldy cellar bottoms Is the
prime, grand cause of sickness and dis
ease. The cellar nf every house, either
in town or country, should be swept once
week. Commence in one corner, re-
move any barrel or obstruction, and sweep
the ceiling, walls and floor before replace
ing, and proceed in this manner through
the whole, sorting over any apples Or vege-
tables that show signs of decay. Apples
that are perfectly sound sometimes have
adhering TO them portions of rotten pulp
from decayed fruit these should be care
fully wiped and place in clean dry bar
rel. Wipe over bottles Of preserves, pickle
jars, butter crooks, etc; at least once or
twice during the winter. Any mould or
cobwebs, wherever found, should be thor
oughly removed. Barrels that are damp
and black, through having been in contact
with the ground floor, should BE- turned
on the other end or placed on dry board.
If wood is kept in the cellar, as is some
times the case in cities it should be re-
moved occasionally and the floor swept.
Persons who take these precautions, and
are careful that all distractions to good
drainage are removed, and who are az the
same time neat and clean in their persons,
and who pay little attention to diet, see
ing that it is at all times wholesome and
good, need not dread the coming cholera
or any other infectious disease.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1866-03-30
T. S. SHELDON.

DR.. SCnENCK--Dcar Sir About two years
ago | was taken with very troublesome cough
and Il pain in my breast; seven or eight months
passed away withoutmy doing anything for my
self. Then applied to physician who atten-
ded me for about three months without render
ing me any service. ] also obtained the advice
and treatment OF a physician in one Of our hos
pitfalls, and also had the treatment of two other
physicians, but all to no purpose During the
long space of time | was nearly dead several
times my friends came to see Inc and witness my
exit into the spirit-wolld. | was confined to my
bed two months at one time. Ny breathing was
exceedingly short. gave up several times all
hope of getting better and as regarded getting
well, that was entirely out of the question:
And to think this day | am well and hearty J.
| was advised BY some of my friends to try DR.
ScHENcK's Medicines accordingly bought bot
tie after bottle, until reached the ninth; then
found decided change in my cough for
the better. | suffered severely from palpitation
of the heart, and two weeks after commenced
taking your medicine this difficulty ceased
When first went to DR.. Schenck's office it
was with difficulty that | could get up into his
reception room, | was so weak and so swelled :;
my skin was as sallow us though had the iaun-
dice: felt dull, heavy and sleepless Dr..
Schcnck, after examining me, said both my lungs
were affected, and gave me but little hope; but
his medicines, in about two weeks, took right
hold of me; it seemed to go right through nay
whole system. The Pnmonic Syrup Sea-Weed
Tonic and Mandrake Pills, all took right hold in
the right place. The Pills brought away great
quantities of bile and slime; the Syrup loosened
the matter in my lungs, which came off very
free; the Soa-wecd Tonic gave me an appetite
and everything seemed to taste good.
To show what great power the medicines have
in purifying my system, and TO show how was
diseased, besides all the bile that passed my bow
els, and the great quantities Of phlegm and mat
ter / eXpectorated broke ont all over in large
hollis, that would continue to gather and run for
about six weeks, ana | had at one time over
twenty-five bos. have nothing Of the kind
now, and feel like another person altogether. |
can safely say that have not enjoyed such health
for five years as do now, and cannot praise
You and your medicines enough. May God
abundanty bless and preserve you! is the sincere
desire of one who has been so wonderfully relev-
ed through your agency and if any one desires
to know with regard TO the truthfuness of this
report, if they will call upon any of my friends,
or upon me, No. q Dryden Place, near Thomp-
son street, below CadwaIader, Philadelphia. they
will be perfectly satisfied with the validity of the
case. Yours, with much respect,
MARY SCHNAIDT.
The above, as described, is perfectly correct.
| know 1t to be true. Yours,
7. b. MILLER,
Pastor OF Hancock NJ Z. Church.