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RESIGNATION Of Collector Ham
lin.

Thc Boston Journal says: The resig-
nation Of Hon. Hannibal Hamlin Of his po-
sition Of Collector Of this port will not sur
prise his personal friends. 1t has been an
ticipated that such would he his course, and
his letter, copy of which we have pro-
cured for publication, states the reasons
which have influenced him. Having occu.
pied the position of Vice President Of the
United States. he could not acquicsce in
the policy of his successor, or retain with
self respect an Office under an administra-
ton which falsely assumes tobc carrying
out the policy Of Abraham Linccla. The
exceptional position to the relation usual
" existing between office Holders and the
Government, in which Mr.. Halniin ir
placed. renders Ills act worthy His political
antecedents, and is a convincing proof that
official patronage cannot silence the honest
dictates of one whose high position in the
past especially qualities him to judge Of the
great political issues which are now pend
ing.
Mr.. Hamlin has held the office one year.
having assumed the duties on the LIST Sept
embcr. 1865. On the same day Hon. ID.
W. Couch became Naval Officer, which po-
sition he has been deprived OF, that one
more ready to forget the past and more
promt to follow the new regime might be
provided for. Mr.. Gooch has been an able
and faithful officer.
TCoPy]
CUsroM HOUSE, Boston.
Collectors Office, Aug. Is, 1866.
To the President.
One year ago you rendered to me. unso-
licited on my part. the position OF Collector
Of Customs for the district Of Boston and
Charleston. entered upon the duties OF
the office, and have endeavoured faithfully
to discharge the same. and trust in man
ner satisfactory to the public interested
therein.
do not fail TO observe the movements
and efforts which have been and are now
being made to organize party in the coun.
try. consisting almost exclusively OF those
who actively engaged in the late rebellion
and their allies who sought by other means
to cripple ond embarrass the Government
These classes of persons with email frac-
ton Of others, constitute the organization.
1t proposes to defeat and overthrow the
Union Republican party. and restore to
power, without sufficient guarantees for the
future and protection to men who have
been loyal, those who sought to destroy
the Government.
gave all the influence I possessed to
create and uphold the Union Republican
party during the war, and without the aid
Of which our Government would have been
DESTROYED and the rebellion success.
With such party as has been inauyura
ted. and for such purposes. I have no gym
patty, nor can acquiesce in its measures
By my silence. therefore tender to you
my resignation of the Office of Coll ector %
Customs for the District OF Boston ant
Charleston. to take effect from the time
when successor shall be appointed and
qualified.
Respectfully yours.
(Signed) II. HAMLlS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07

GIVE h"pe those persons who were
misled by the Hancock Journal and 60,
Prcjudiced against Mr.. Pike will, now tina,
the Journal supports Mr.. Pike, go and dc
likewise. 1t will be seen that the Journal
is satisfied now. and those persons that fol-
lowed it in this opposition should be also
satisfied. The Journal cannot at once un.
do the harm it caused, but it should have
exhorted its readers to support Mr.. Pike,
aud it should have said in public. what it,
Editor says in his private talk, that the
stories that it published about him, he is
satis6ed. after hearing Mr.. Pixies explana-
nation, are not true.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07
I'VE have seen a letter from Was]

We have seen letter from Wash
ington County making inquiries concern
ing the Mass Convention here and it's DO.
ings. and asking, dos the AmericaX tell
the whole truth concerning it!' All M.
not quite. one of its members, the one
doing the most in the street to make it a
success, told us since our last issue that
there We're seven in the parlor when the
meeting organized. and that three of the
seven bolted. when the nomination was
reported. The whole thing fell through.
and with us here it is II by-gone, and no
enc remembers Il but 10 smile at the result
OF all the Generals labors.
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ID X. TOBIA s.
1E|EIII.I ZIlZNE1Y,

An INSTANTANEOUS REMEDY for CHRONIC
y rheumatism. headache. too,hache. Group, c,lic
quinsy throat and pains in any part OF the body
Rcm4mber. this article IS success-not IN esperi-
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ever had such reputation this silently IL has
wOrke Its way t.-ioy the public aud all loud in
its prai.e. 'Chrooic rheamatisIn." Thousands ~hp
il for weeks ON b bed Of agony, and never wake
wit out the ali of erutchas it'll this complaint, can
testify to the gicai effect OF this linimsht They
cured and proclaim its virtues throu ghout the
land Remember, relief Is certain. ard positive GU ~
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to cure futrid sore throat Quinsy. and diphih-riA
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ian fniment II has saved hundreds the past three
months. Price 20 aud ~ cents bottle. Office, s.
oorilandt street. New York. sell by all Drugsists
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07

A POLITICAL MANUAL.-We have rccciv
ed from the office of the Loyal Publication
Society" of Boston, a copy ola Political
Manual for 1866, including summary OF
the important executive, legislative, and
politicO-military facts Of the period. from
President Johnson's accession To July 4th.
1866. 1t is "A compilation which will find
favor with politicians. and was probably
published as Il campaign document.
E-During the epidemic ofintermittents
in the West this season the whole immense
stock Of Ayers Ague cure became exhaus-
ted. and the producing power Of his Labra-
tory was found inadequate to meet the de-
mand. Many who knew its extraordinary
virtues for the CHILLs AND FEvR, paid eX-
erbitant prices for it to those who were
fortunate enough to have supply ON hand.
Some of our neighbors paid ten dollars for
bottle, while the regular price was but
one. and assures us it was on the whole
the cheapest remedy they could buy even
at that figure. They praise it for two
qualities fist that ii cures. and last that
it leaves the health unimpaird.-lowa Stan
dard.
Anthony. quinine, mercury and
calomel. enter into the composition Of most
Of the cathartic Pills now offered to the
people, Parsons Purgatiye Pills are csm-
pounded of cathartics used and approved
by oil good medical practitioners.
Valuable for the horse as it is for
man. BlOods Rheumatic Compound is
the best article that can be used for sprains.
strains, and saddle gals. and may be given
internally when any stimulating remedy
il needed.
We find Messrs Leath and Gore, s
Steam Refined Soaps do good work in the
wash tub. even when they are compelled
to work in company with hard water from
our well; very severe test most satisfac-
torily borne.
THE Hair Restorer that gives the
hest satisfaction is Pestaehine used o nd
sold everywhere
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07
G-Every vote for the gallant Cham

N-.Every vote for the gallant Cham
barlain is a vote for the Union.
A-Every vote for Hon. +. \. Pke is
vote TO sustain the principles vindlcated by
The Union army, and rc-afiiamed BY Con
gress.
aF-Every loyal vote cast m Maine on
Monday next, will carry cheer andcomi"r'
a. ~. irnIon voters in other states. Let
Maine. therefore, roll up Il big majority.
Every vote for the Union ticket Is a vote
fer the country. Remember tins.
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DR.. Maltison's Sure Remedies,
FOR sVECIALCAsES,

Can he obtain only At his Once, No. . Union Street Pm
whence and cent by express in seac
cure r"m sserrufsor, TO all parts u the county, THY
do NOT euro trsryhiUg, but for their respective puf
poses fAey pesihreiy Aare 40 e7sti. oS-Cireulsr.
giving full nf, patton NTH fAs highest fesfiNoaais
also book on Special Diseases. In s,nf,d sssiop.,
sntfrre. ss-Be ssre rnd send for them for Without
r,fer,.oe adverti,ng physician should h. trustep.
Lncsr strnp for postage, and direct to pr. MArrI.
son. No. Is UNION sTkEEr. PROVIDENCE l.
1y..t
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07
-Tlr Calais Advertiser saws that Hon

-Thc Calais Advertiser says that Hon
Noah Smith has pist returned from Wash
ington TO spend Il short time there, He is
as full of zeal for the good cause as ever,
andis ready TO light traitors and their cop
perhead allies while there is wriggle left in
them. He spoke with NJ f1Se at Mill
town on. Thtusday evening.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07
important TO FEN ALES!

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote his
entire time to the treatment Of all diseases inciden
to the female system. An experience of twonty
three years enables him to guarantee speedy and per
manent relief in the uoyn cases of SuPpressien and
oil Other Men sfruai DerdRgemests from UA0teutr
cause All letters for advice MAST eoai~ ~. Office
No . Endicott street, Boston.
n. B.-Board furnished to those who wish to re-
main under treatment.
Boston, Jupe q. 1SG6, 1y"iS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07

EX-GOVERNOR CROSBY. nominated by
the johnson men Of the 9Th. District. rs q
candidate for Congress. has declined. leav.
Ing MIR. Wiswell, the democratic candidate,
70 take all the johnson votes.
1t was hardly worth the trouble to re.
sigh such nomination. General Whdtleu
and General Frank Patterson engineered
the thing and it fell through. There is no
chance to squeeze in third candidate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07

of contributions received by the Mayor
will be noticed one from Hon. +. A, Pike
of Calais. of $500. 1t was accompanied by
the following letter:
CALAIS. Aug. 2Sth, 1860
My DEAR Il enclose check for
$500 for the sufferers by the great fire. Ii
Is part of the extra compensation that Con,
gress so foollshly voted its members after
left.
Yours respectfully.
F. a. PIKE.
10 the MAYOR OF PoRTLANp.-Ifess
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07

pR. r. X. TAYLOR, II HASovxs SrREsr. BcsfoS has
received the new IRrNeH RKsrbns and mode Of treA.
msnt prac ised by Frs Dumas and kicord-SaTe 1fsa-
ant and, ~arrantsd Fesifireiy Egeefwai in III discs
e. Of the Blo Urinary and Reproductive Organs. and
all trregul critics and Complaints peculiar TO Woman
Encose stamp. and receive full Par, ieulnrs b mall
SmJg
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Special Notices.


e. A. Richards Standard spirits and wlnes, pet
up in cou, enirnt form Tor druggists and Grocers
Sc For sale cverywherc At retail and y hoiesais
~ " ashington Street, Boston.
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ssILEs.-Aug. 25th. Sch, Pilgrim Progress,
Alloy. Jonssport bound Fishing: Path, r. sch.
Jane Brindle, Hall. Rockiand for NJ. Desert;
?eth, p Sch. Jane Brindlo, Hall. Mt, Desert, for
kockland; 18th, Wambaoa, Sawyer. Deer lsls.
for fishing; 2s,h, l. y. Cutter. Toucey. Bond
Csstinc bound Cruising; 7sth. Sch, Dosis, sadier.
Ellsworth sor boston; 2sth, Sch. Goorgis. Alley.
Ellsworth for Boston; 3O,h Sch, Columbis. 6sA.
ID for Boston; seth. Sch, Patriot Thurston, for
boston; 3oth. sch. Polly, Pray, Ellsworth for
Boston; 3oth. 'ch, Levisthan Richasdsen, MI
Desert for Rosk and.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07

ALL ABACK.-We learn that Mr. Cr0s-
by's name has been substituted for that Of
Mr.. Wiswcll for the Democratic Andy John
con party candidate for member Of Congress
for this district.
The secret Of this lies just here: who
shall be the leading man in the 5th district
in the great work Of distributing President
johnson official favor.! Ex Governor Cros-
by desires to be Collector Of Belfast. and
if he eau run for Congress it will assist him
for the place. and give him the lead in the
johnson foraging party Of this district.
1t is virtually selling out the Democratic
party. and cheaply too. The knowing
ones could not get the rank and file to drop
the time honored name Of Democratic par
ty' when in convention here. and they put
up an Old de,nocra. but now they drop
him for truck and decker candidate. and
really drop the party name.
| There is one consolation. the people who
vote for Ex Governor Crosby don't know whit
he will favor for President next time.nor OF
which side he will he next year.
How are the mighty fallen. how low hay'
the Democratic party leaders become. tina
they will consent to swap off regula:l!
nominated Democratic candidate for Pc
litical Nobody.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07

SURE RENE DIES.

send to 4. A. Richards. ~ Washington Street,
Boston. for assorted II his standard Spirits
and Wines and you viii, get n complete assortnent.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07
THE MOONS VOLCANOES
Turning the Heads

engaging the attention Of astronomers, but the
world Of beauty and Fashion Is less interested In
human discoveries than in the great question o
Turning the Heads
that have been whened BY age sickness to gior.
ious black or brown hue Nobody now is such
"A LUNATIC.
u not to admit that the finest and most haynicss
hair darkencr In existence Is
CRiSTA00R0'S HAIR DYE.
which nourishes the hbres well changes their
hue. Manufactufelb by J. CRtSTADORo, o As,or
House, New York. sold by Druggists. Applied by
all lair prcssers. ~
Permanent and w idc Spread
Success - the best evidence Of the
Goodness Of BrnHdrclh's Pills.
They should he in every family. ready for the
first symptoms OF disease occurring. Til. method
will often save II t. Remember, the
Cholera must be treated as . Poison.
and Your safety demand. IL should be got rid Of uh-
out delay. Gold rhum, ism, asthma. ri u isy, di-
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moved. the health is restored al once.
Observe my NAME In the Gov, rninen STAMP -
wliici.tte Sold by Druggists.
;. Il. BRANDRETH.
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.I,IiE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

IL ENCE OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a CAUTION To
YOUNG MEN and others. who ssKsF from Nervous
Debility Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c /, sup
plying ut the same time the Meas of set-Cure. ny
one who has cured himself after undergoing consd
cradle qusckery. By enclosing postpsid addressed
envelope, single copies, free Of charge, may be had
Of the n1lhor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq.
lyA Brooklin. Kings cpN.Y
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Shipping News.


PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
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PORT OF GREEN'S LANDING.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07

MUSICAL CONFERENCE.-The Hancock
County Musical Convention will commence
its Annual Session at Lyceum Hall Bucks
part, on Tuesday the 18th Of September.
under the management Of Mr.. Holt Of
Boston, assisted by Miss Fauncc also Of
Boston. Will our readers bear in mind
that it commences on Tuesday, and not
Wednesday. as it was inserted in the paper
last week through mistake.
We hope the musical people Of the coun-
ty will bear tins association in mind and
make all prspa' atoms to attend. We have
often said good word for this enterprise
and hope to do 50 again for many years.
Besides the value Of these associations as a
means of extending the acquaintance of
those who love and appreciate good nusic,
and also the benefit derived from it in
gaining new knowledge Of the science. there
is gain to outsiders, or to those who pay
their dollar for the privilege Of attending.
in seeing the singers enjoy themselves.
We confess that We have not the finest
musical taste, but We can appreciate and
enjoy the treat of seeing large class Of
singers full of real genuine good humor and
all instinct with life and enjoyment from
the practice Of singing. Let US al! attend
then. those who 50 to sing and to learn,
and those who are in duty bound to go to
see how much real enjoyment is to be ex-
tracted from it by those who take part. The
class we hope will be . large one. and as
we know ample preparation will be made
in every particular to carry through the
four lays exercise.
For further particulars see Advertisement
&c.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-09-07

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HUI nm E w ELLIS

- ~ 1>eS ~ Inc GAINS OF this vaiueu
Family PHI ae beyond that o.
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dose act on the bowels without the slightest gripping
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For which take Single Pill every or every Other
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digestion, Dyspepsia: II cad Ache. Liver and
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and all arrangements OF Bowels or Stom>
sch.
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LOYAL VALLEY. Sept, Sd. lsGG.
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GSernlihtts

Rew- Yorf. 22. San. - (Gn
mtrfpiirpiger Sclbfmprh.) Sett ttnlger
Belt mar 9drt PIfner, rir rreiBi9 Sabre
alter 9tutlter, In tsr Wubbierbraurrtt
pts Srn. Npridn Sept, yr. 2663, g8tl-
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Dem sr fur Ycaro &c S27. so lhulpeie,
DOR urc sablts ibm 81 95 ouf Ablhla9.
@lei6jeiii1 sab or Srn. Sufna9rl etu
ShIiliel su lstnem 3ofer, tnetm er ttu
auHproer.e, ih 10 ptel Sohrn baraus su
nsbmsn, ais binrethsn peree. ben Met
isinsr Sbulo ~ tilgen. 9dCtoem pat
ner lstne trptlhtn Mn9s'eSenbetttn Guf
piele Wtile asprpust butte, laatt r brn.
6ulnaasls 2fbewptl, ols Oh or i'm Star'te
tebe, cine Jtetie an5utrstea. Da .Sdfnsr
ansetruufen mar, 10 pdre Ietn lcnpeIba-
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man lie6 ion gcten. gactn e'n Yaar
4uaentlidt tarduf peGnabm man ttnen
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SArtt fdis bcm 5pfe Der 5epbftsn
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hen % nns nnt rem 81, " Spfpital os.
srobt or prrfbire Trrttaa Waft.
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o,n C,b,n ofIein ss unterlientftinsm 3pd.
1rI sof rr mil Qlbllht uup gteadt BIN.
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benz gorSelltrn ,purpe Elm Snoue,t utsr
bic qei6e abacbaltcn une pSbsi Elm btm
pbiosn 5batbei,ano srtlpretenbrs Ser.
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len b,taotr Trau ,,nb lO.iibrist 0nf,Iiu
rne pliInptrt,n fbIieetib eas Sous aus.
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Gc3 0iuoltnos Nrerue |

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lststs1,a fur a5amsh

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Raden. une Stmnidmerien,
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nro.aue ben Gamsn eteenf Deidiperoen.
Sebe Dame bic eintu 8efHidteu Deftpr wanitt
follte bel Or, 9 dnman n scrfppdtn.
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Saus psn 2ertnstonar.. Baltimore Wab. Hr5eueitf
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T!sr gal(e NIB Gpuserte III per

2en Srsurben II. Bttannter Der r&cnsortia"- -ye,
fsUidaf lno een, seebrteu putlifrm utertoupt ,ur
sta6ridt bab fir rsenb cine Set mad ttm l.Septbr
Die '@Sre srcte iaiosbaute ntue SaIIt Der Goueor,
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asbatuns reu Sdnsn GpE,erteu III lnietbsn IT..
spenn frhbStttise ArpGitatcn aeinabt wirb.
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