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Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
Gubernatorial Question.

The evidences that General Chamberlain
will receive the Union nomination for Goy-
ernor the 2lst Of June, are multiplying on
every hand; and among the many signs.
is the withdrawing Of Hon. W. A. T. Dill
lingham, in an able and patriotic letter
published in the Waterville Mail, and in the
hearty endorsement of the General by Mr.
d. Mr.. Dillingham; has many friends in
the state who have been urging his name
with considerable zeal and pertinacity but
in the letter of declination occurs the fol-
lowing eloquent paragraph
"His entrance into the rotunda of the
State capitol would make the old tattered
battle flags. that stand sentinel like around
its columns stare as if they heard the bugle
call, and wave a touching. eloquent saluta-
ton at the memory Of the hardships and
struggles Of the thirty thousand streng who
went forth. but some Of whom came not
back and his induction to the chair Of
state beneath the crimson canopy and con-
quering eagle would contribute to make the
occasion, the circumstances Of the hour. all
a symbol Of the public regard for those who
in the darkest days Of the Republic. went
to the front. leaving home, cOurting danger
Drawing death. to save common country,
that its territory, laws and institutions
might be set apart forever to the freedom
and progress Of man.
Believing such considerations should
have weight, domost heartily and entire
" accept Gen. J. l.. Chamberlain as The
man eminently qualified to BECOME the next
Governor Of Maine. Yours very sincerely
W. A. p, DILLINGHAM;.
We have from the first urged the nomina-
ton of General Chamberlain, not because
he is an available candidate but because
he would make splendid Governor, and
because he is an able. patriotic. dignified.
and modest Christian gentleman, as free
from .'entangling alliances" and partizan
clap-trap, as man can well be. And
while we heartily endorse The doings OF
the Soldiers Convention at Bangor. and
cordially sympathize with its aims and
purposes, we still think with our cores
pendent. .Casco' of last week. that he
acted wisely in remaining at home during
the sitting Of the Convention. One of the
sources of the Generals strength with the
thinking masses of the state. lies in his
genuine modesty and natural dignity Of
character. We have heard his eloquent
tribute to the 10Th Maine. but we heard
nothing from his lips in praise of its gal
liant leader. The Ge ,eral forgot himself
and remembered his gallant men. SO he
might. if made up like many others, have
attended the Soldiers Convention, and
thrilled that noble gathering Of companions
in arms with his words of eloquence and
fired them with new zeal in furthering his
nomination; but like a modest and a
reticent man, he remained at home, ignor.
ing this, what,nany would call. opportunc
chance to make point, for the reason no
doubt that he shrinks from making use of all
those helps which the mere politicians, or
the less modest think so much of.
We say to the Union men In this county
that you cannot render your State or the
party better service than doing your
part in securing the nomination of Cen
eral Chamberlain. 8
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01

STILL ANOTHER EXTRA EUMBER.-The
Arerican Agriculturist for JUNE completes
half Of the :5th volume Of this sterling jour.
nal, and. like all its predecessors this year.
is Of extra size-the first half Of the volume
containing 24O large pages, instead Of the
regular l92. The half volume also con-
tains $50 original engravings Of a pleasing
aud instructive character. The publishers
promise that tho second half Of the volume
shall be equally valuable. Nothing but
immense circulation, running up well to-
wards $4,000. We learn. could enable
them to furnish such an immense amo unit
Of useful reading matter, and so many cost.
ly engravings at the marvelously low price
fof 81 80 year. None Of the So or -
magazines excel the Agrieuiturist in costly
and carefully prepared matter. useful to
all persons. The Jane number. Of which
an advance copy is before US, is replete
information. A 'plendid engraving Of the
First Proof Sheet" graces the title page.
The Calendar embraces many practical
hints about the work for the month. The
Basket contains over hundred condens-
eP articles on multitude of topics. The
various swindlers preying upon the coun-
try are shown up, a. usual. with an un-
sparing pen. The "Walks and Talks up
on the Farm" are full Of practical infor-
nation from the daily life on farm Of 800
acres. The Farm, Garden. Household,
and children and Youths Departments,
are also full Of practical information. illus
trated by engravings. Every number of
the Agricuit@rist (costing but Is cents). is
worth years subscription. which is only
$l,5O. All subscribers desiring them. can
have the back numbers of the volume. 40
the paper is electrotyped. A dollar-and-a-
half can not he better invested than in
securing the present volume (ths 25th. or
Quarter Century volume), of the american
Agriealtwist. Address ORANGE JUDD
Il CO.., Publishers, Al Park Row, New
York.
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
-Messrs, II. NJ. & b. Hall have in,

-Messrs. II. NJ. 4 b. Hall have just
got in from the East branch of Union riy-
er with drive estimated at $1,000, 900 Of
lumber. For while they had one hum
dred men ON the drive. The late rain did
not come soon enough to help them, and
it seemed doubtful ten days ago il the drive
got down; but it is all safe now. This firm
are doing more at numbering On our river,
than any person or firm at this time. 1t
will be recollected that the Messrs. Halls
purchased most of the numbering property
of Geo. y. Black Esq, last fall.
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
Halls Vegetable Sicilian
Hair ReneWer

has proved itself to be the most perfect preparation
for the hair ever offered to the public.
IL Is vegetable compound, and contains no In
furious properties whatever.
If WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO ITS
ORIGINAL COLOR.
1t will keep the hair from falling ont.
1t eeanses the scalp and makes the hair soft,
lustrous and silken~
1t is a splendid hair dressing.
No person. old or young, should fail to use IL.
II is recommended and used by the first menical
authority.
Es- Ask for Halls Vegetable Sicilian II air Re-
newer, aud take no other.
r. +. HALL & CO..
SasFaa ". H., Irspruetors.
For sale by nil druggists
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
sMOLANDER's EXTRA CT BUCKU.'

SMOLANDER's EXTRA CT BUCKU,'
Cures Kidney Disease.
SM0LANDERS EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Rheumatism.
SMoLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Urinary Diseases
SM0LANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Gravel.
SMoLANDER'S EXTRACT BUCKU
Cures Structures.
The REST Fluid Extract ByCkU now before the
public, is Smolander's' For NIL diseases above, and
for Weakness and Pains in the Back, Female Com,
plants, and disorders arising from Excesses OF anv
kind il is perfectly invaluable. For sale by sfl
Apotheearies everywhere. Price ONE DOLLAR
TRY IT. TAKE No OTHER.
BiELEIGH ROGERS, Wholesale Druggists. Sc
Hanover street Boston, General Agents. w. W.
w hlrrIE, Agent for Maine. 1ySl
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
.-ReY. i. Z. GnrneY. Baptist. prea

-~Rev. l.. 7. Gurney, Baptist, preacll-
ed in the Baptist Westinghouse on Sunday
last. and will do so on next Sunday. There
is very general feeling among the people
in this village, even among those who are
not Baptists, that he is just the man to unite
the people here, and to encourage them in
every good work.
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to DEVOTE his
entire time TO the treatment of all Diseases incident
TO the female system. An experience Of twsnty,
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and
manent relief in the pord Of Suppression and
all other Menstrual D.rangemenls, from uhafeper
cause. All letters for advice must contain q. Once
No Endieott street, Boston.
n. N.B.-Board furnished to those who wish to re.
main under treatment.
Boston, June %, 1865. 1y2AN
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
loHNI. HuhNEWELL, Prophet,
Perry Daris Vegetable Pam Killer!

THE GKEAI AWIIl1 MFDIOINF UT TIE 4fN'" 7
Pain Killer, taken internally, should be adulte rat.
ed with milk or water, and swectened with sugar
il desired, or made into syrup with moiasses. For
Cough, few drops on sugar eaten will be more
effective than anything else. For Sore Throat, gar
gle the throat with mixture of Pain Killer and
water, and relief is immediate, and the cure posi-
tive
1t should not be forgotten that the Pain Killer is
equally as good to take internally. Each bottle is
wrapped with full directions for its use.
PLEASE READ THE PRINTED DIRECTIONS.
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a Gentleman Who suffered for years from Nervou,
Debility. Premature Decay, and all the effect. @ r
Youthful inai>eFelon, will for the sake OF suffering
humanity. send free to al who II. ed II, the rerrne
and directions for making the ,imp'c remedy bv
which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the critters experience, eau do So by addressing
JOHN Il. OGDEN,
iyl No. T., Chamber, ST. New York.
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
BATClIELOR's HAIR DYE:

The Original and Best in the World, The op,v
,ruc and perfect Hair bye. Harmless. Reliable and
instantaneous. Produces Immediately a splendid
Black or natural Brown, without iHjuring the Hair
or skin. Remedies the i'll effect of bad dies. Sold
by all Druggists. The genuine Is signed William A.
Batchclor. Also,
ESERATING EXTRACT OF MILLEFLEURs,
for Restoring and Beautiying the Hair.
ly32r CHARLES BArCHEIOR, New York
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
,uE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERl

II ENCE OF m INNNLID.
Published for the benefit and as "a CAUTION To
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility. Premature Decay OF Manhood, &c, sup
plvinr at the same time the Meas of SefCure. by
one Who has cured himself after undergoing consd
cradle quaekery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope, single copies, free of charge, may be had
OF the author. ,
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
Iva Brookiln, Kings Co.N.Y.,
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
Town Taxes for 1866.

We give below the names of such per-
sous in town as are taxed over one hum
dred dollars for 1866. This does not i'll
cl,,de the highway tax. The valuation for
1865 was S956.0iS.O0 and for 1866 it is
S9Sl .9ll 90. The number of polls in 1865,
SCI. and in 1896. 939. The cash tax assess
ed this year amounts to S3.. lS3.SS. The
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
Buy me and I'll do you Good"
Biz. LANGLEY'S
Root and Herb BitterS.

This ms,liciue i, without possibility of doubt .ie
very best remedy known for he follow ing and all
kindred diseases. i.iiaesi,on, Cesfr,Rtss Li,,r
Complaint, ribs, H'Giaehs, HsartJurn Eg.S,psta
Di;-'n"s, NrTP"tl SIT Rhenm, La"gu"r., La.,-
ntsS. edtiy, JduRdic.. F31fuisncy Fom Sfo,ssch,
~.
hl the timely of thi. medicine the bod 10 pur.
ih"d. III. aIla'tiIe is restored. The system 10
stf.nghed. The liver /. inyigoratcd. The breath Is
s~cetcncd. The complexion is bcau:iheJ. And ,lse
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
The Tribune thinks there ''is saliva

ton in SOAP 1t says:-
1.-The duty of the hour" is to wash. 1t
is well expressed in the once popular paro-
dy:
s.What is best for lis 10 do?
You scrub me,
| scrub you,
This is the best for us to do"
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
1T E M s . & c.
.Hew .ddye,IisemenIs his Wec.


.New .4ave,iIseMenks ms WecA.
Ellsworth Gas Light Company-Geo. ". Fiske
Gen. Grant-William, Grant.
Lost-Mrs. +. II. Patten.
Halls Vegetable Siclian Hair Rcncwcr-R. p
Hall.
Transforms ation-Crstadoro
HunneweIls Pills. l.. iiannewell.
Vegetable Pain, Killer.-Pcuy Davis.
Liquor Noticcs.-C A. Richards.
Legal Notces.-A P Emerson.
% g Reuben Devcreux
Emma A. Kimball.
4" Edward Swasey.
I David Clark.
10 James W. Palmer.
List of Lettcrs-L. d. Jordan.
The Tribune characterizcs West
Point Academy "a school Of barnaclcs."
Col. Alfred johnson Of Belfast, has
been named as candidate for Governor
for the Democrats,
-"The Hair Rcstorer that gives the
best satisfaction is Pestachine-uscd and
sold everywhere"
The Executive Committee, of the
Maine State Soldiers and Sailors have a
meeting in Bangor the goth Of June.
John NJ. Peck Esq, of this village
has been appointed and commissioned Il
Justice of the Peace and Quorum for the
County.
MIR. Seward made rose-water speech
at Auburn, New York, last week. The re-
constructed premier, as usual, was in a
hopeful state of mind.
One of the lady eompositors of the
American office having lately gone and
got married, we would state that there is
some (Moore) left yet.
1t is reported that Mrs. Lincoln is
about to purchase residence in Chicago
and Robert Lincoln is to commence the
practice of law there.
The Railroad bill in the House OF
Representatives, Massachusetts,, has been
defeated. This bill was in aid of the
European and North American railroad
enterprise.
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
7E9ToRED.

The best Roots, Herbs and Bari enter into the
composition of this remedy, making IL y simple and
safe well an unfailing for all diseases OF
the blood.
Gko. {. GOODWIN Co, Boston. For sale By
all pTuggt.ts Am-
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
ATTAINED AT LAST

1t has been kown for years that Rye contained
very valuable medical properties. c. A RICHARDS
Concentrated Extract # Rye combines them ALL and
Is entirely reed from injurious ingredients by its pc
eullar method Of disaton. Try.i, sold every he re
For sale in Ellsworth by Z. q. Peek
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01

In former years You had to furnish jugs and bot
ties II you nceied little good whi.kay. Now you
en- en, e uolden sheai Bourbon. put up in splen,
For sale IL. Ellsworth by c. &. Peek
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
3S2:XSII13

.culr; is delightfully."- perfumcd. cures badness, and
will not stain the skin; is perfect Restoser aid
Dressing Combined. No other preparation for the
hair contains Pestachibc Nut Oil. Sold by all drug
gists. G. c. GOODWIN 4 co, RUST BROS.
BIRD, REED. eUTLAR CO.. Sole rroprietors.
Springfield, MRS..
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01

yer ccntage 3 -;
Joseph L. Grant, S245
Geo. II. Grant, 22S
Robert Gerry. 30
Geo. W. Godding. & Co. ITO
Geo. X. Griffin. AZ
John NJ. Hale. la9
John NJ. Hale Il Co. 423
II! NJ. n B. Hall, l2iS
A. NJ. Hopkins. l,3
John ID. Hopkins. Jos
James II. Hopkins. 227
J. ID. & J. II. Hopkins, IS
Jos. NJ. Higgins, l0I
John W. Hill. 1l0
Thomas Holiness l35
l.. ID. Jordan. lis
jos. Il. Jordan, ia
ii. Il. Jordan. l0j
J. W. Il +. -. Jones. 1I
Joy Il True. 122
JOY. Bartlett Il Co. 1872
Estate of Mary Ann Jarvis, 322
Il. +. Austin, 63l
Aiken Bros. 40
ID. L. Bonsey, JOG
John Black, Cos
W. ii. Black, 3U
Alex. Black. 35j
Geo. n. Black. $50
Estate of John Black. 20S
Mrs. Frances Black, SIG
Isaiah Blai>dcll, lG:i
L. ID. Curtis. l+2
Jacob Coombs. l}9
J. Il j. L. Crippen, lo5
SAM. Dutton. 2G0
S. 4 II. A. Dutton, l96
\. r. Drinkwater, l95
Danl. Epps. lS1
Gas Company. l26
Geo. Franks. 123
Rodney Forsaith. JOG
Jos. Friend Il Co.. los
Estate James GRAFT, AS
Jordan Il Greely, l01
Andrew Nahan, Il3
II. Macombcr. 227
Estate of Andrew Peters, :,S5
w. Il. Peters, l33
Calvin Peck. 2l9
5. W. Perkins. Il9
Geo. Parcher, lSS
John ID. Richards. ll6
J. X. Retlman Il Co., 1872
Sainl. Royal. POI
+. ii. Stockbridge, l0l
+. n. StOver. l24
Estate of +. S. Tsdale, 7O2
/. ii. Thomas. III
Chas. J. Timer, l32
j. =. Whitmore. Us
II. & 5. X. Whiting, 396
Arno Wiswell, l3l
Monroe Young, %.
Warren Brown, l0l3
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01

h<This comes to us without the writer
name and we, contrary to our rule, give /
Il place.
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
ELLSWORTH MARKET.
Shipping Ac~s.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARHivED.
9Th.
Sch Dolphin. Davis.
N~ndalia, Lord.
.' Rattan, Curtis.
Agnes, Young.
- Fair Desies. Young.
d" Senator, Beasey.
" trace, Alley.
Frank Pserps, Grant.
d" Belle, hitmore.
" Duris, Saddier.
CLEAEED
26th.
Ssbr. Carressis, FULLERTON.
ARRIVED.
?Gth.
Endora, Anderson.
CiEAREp.
?s,h.
" Telegraph, Woodard.
" Cercsco smith.
:, Kutan, Curtis.
ARRIVED.
10Th.
4" Minnioa, lioll.
" Abiseil Haynes. Belattc.
" Forester. Rcmick.
CLEARED.
"Councellor, Weod.
30th.
4" Senator, Bonsey,
" Edward. Millikn.
" Grace, Alley,
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01

lV'Gencral Scott died at West Point
Va. Tuesday at II o'clock 4. NJ, being
within few days Of eighty years of age,
having been born June 18th 1856, near
Pctersburgh Va.
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
[I73 DROPS

RooT's PEsTacuISE preserves the life Of tho
Ha: changes 1t from gray TO its original color in
three weeks; preventing the hair from falling; is
tht best article for drcseing the hair ever found in
market will surely remove dandruf and cure NIL
diseases of the
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
ITCH ITCH 4! ITCH +!
scratch Scratch Scratch
Wheaton's Ointment
VIII cure the Itch in As Hours.

Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, chill
BLAINS, and all ERUPrIONS OF THE SKIN,
Price 80 cents. For sale by all druggists.
by sending 60 cents To WEEKS / POTTER
Sole Agents, 10 Washington street, Boston, i
will be forwarded by mail, f. 60 Of postage 70 aay
one Of the United States. lv<1
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
HUI N N E w ELLIS
ECLECTIC
PILLS.

ZCLGS ~ he claims Of this valued
Family Pill are beyond that
PILLS. of any other in use. 4 test
of them will not only prove
this. but the greater error of Grip ing, which has
heretofore been C He'd Character. The ECLECTIC
PILLS never require over tno, and seldom but one
for the dose act the bowels without the slightest
sriping, a point of the gseatest importance, par.
ticulaIly iu
CHRONIC CONSTIPATION
For which take Single Pin eyey or every Other
night. They never produce debility. and Cure In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver
and Kidner Comp aints Piles, Worms. Loss
Of or Impurities of the Blood, Loss of Ap-
petite, and all Deraugsment of Bowels or
Stomach.
aa-Soid BY all Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Medicine
at SO cent per Bottle.
JOHN |. HUNNEWEll, Proprietor,
Practical Chemists. Commercial Wharf, Boston, Mass.
Physicians or Dealers supplied, in buM Formula
and full Testimonial to this Great Aioins Heuetope-
ment, also the celebrated 4ierdhpe Lerdtipes from
the Formulas of Drs. Haskell and Davis, sent on
demand, lm9o
Ellsworth American., 1866-06-01
CORRESPONDENTS

WASHINGTON, d. c., May 26th, 1866.
Internal RereRue Bdl-Equalizatton Of Boan-
ties-!Serenade Of the President and, Cabt-
net-Tbe Senate and Reconstruction.
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