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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-12

Has stood The test of seven years
before the public and no 71Teidra-
tiOn for tie hair has get been dis
covered that tOiJL produce the same
beneficial results. 1t Is an eiaftrelU
9esO scientific discovery, cOnbininG
many of the most pOlUef1tH and re-
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KINGDOM. It restores GRAY HAIR
TO ITS ORIGINAL YOUTHFUL
coLoR. It makes tho scalp 1UIiite
ana clean cures ddndTttf and
hyns0rs, and falling out Of the
hair; and aCiy make 10 grow upon
bald heads, e.ccept Ia Ue1'U aged
persons, as 10 furnishes the Tiitri-
tive principle On 9Uhich the hair Is
nOuftshed and Supported. IL makes
the hair moist, soft, and OlOssV,
and Is ltnsuTpd Ssed as a HAIR
ID 10 IL SSING. 10 is the cheapest
preparation et'el' O1eged TO The pub
Tic, as one bottle gUfH accomplish
more and last longer than three
bottles of any other preparation.
IL Is recommended and used bD
the First Medical Authority.
The WOnderTiuL results produced
on oar SictLiGn Hair ReneiOey have
induced many to many dcture pre-
pdrdtiO1S for the Hair, under "a
riOus names and, IN order TO IN
duce the trade and the public 10
purchase their compounds, Hsey
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our Mr.. Hall, ana their prepare
ton sOGs similar 10 ours. DO not
be deceived on them. Purchase he
original: it has neVer net been
equdtied. Our Treatise on The Hair,
with certificates, sent free On matt
See that each bottle has our private
Revenue Stamp OUeT the ton of the
bottle. AL others are limitations.
R. P. Hall & Co.. Props, Nashua, NH.
Sold BY al Druggist and Dealer in MEDICINE.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-12

Lecture and oOncsrt-The Rev. w. @.
Van Meter, Superintendent of the Howard
Mission and Home for Little Wanderers Of
New York, who has just returned from a
VISIT to many OF the reformatory and chart.
table institutions In Great Britain and on the
continent, will give lecture and concert a,
Institute Hall, this-Tuesday--e In
behalf OF the Delaware Avenue Bapust
cburc, sublect OF iectHFe;-" Travels In
Eurone - To oon, -'"ncs Ut hRlf'past seven
O'Clock. Tickets 25 cents. Seye,.,. WIG
sweetest little singers from his mission in
new YORK viii be present and sing some Of
ihelr most beautiful songs. This will be an
should be crowded. ''''1''
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-12
PROCEEDINGS OF. THE CITY

An adjourned session Of the City Council
was held on Thursday evening last.
President E. T. Bellah in the Chair.
Members present, Messrs Bellah; Chan.
dler; Dorsey; Duncan; Gallagher; Kirkman.
Leibrandt; Pickles; Plunkett; Pierson; Row
land; Weldie; Woolman-13.
On motion of Mr.. CHANDLER, the report
OF the Joint Committee on the supply OF
water, was read.
and that bill be drawn up to present 10 the
Legislature, authorizing Council to carr
out the recommendations therein contained.
Mr.. LEIBRAHDT moved that the further
consideration of the subject be postnnned
until Thursday next. After Considerable
discussion the motion prevailed,
On motion Of Mr.. PIcRELs, the renort Uas
ordered to be published In all the pnnera M
this city, at cost MOTTO exceed 895 for each
paper.
On motion of Mr. DUNCAN, the Clerk was
directed to call Town Meeting, on We'd
nesday evening, FEB. 18th, at Z O'Clock, for
the purpose Of considering the report.
COMMUNICATIONS.
Dir. Dorsey presented a communication
from. the ladies Of St. Paul's Church. asking
Tor the use of the Hall, for one week com.
mencing June 10Th, for the purpose of hold.
AAib u ICdllNhis inc ItAll being
engaged for that week, privilege was granted
to occupy the room either the week before or
after that time.
HRw ORDINANCES.
An ordinance prohibiting the storing Of
petroleum, benzne, &c, within certain limits
of the city, under penalty of $40, was read
third time and passed, yeas IS, NAYS none,
An ordinance prohibiting the erection Of
any wooden building for stable, cooper
shop, hay or grain storehouse, or carpenter,,
shop, within twenty feet of any private dwell.
ing, under a penalty Of $40, and an additional
penalty Of $40 for every "a hours il is per.
mitted TO remain, passed first and second
reading. The Street Commissioner ia re-.
CURED to give information to the Mayor Of
all cases Of violation of this ordinance. and
to be liable TO penalty If he refuse TO comply
from and after the list of February
On motion of Mr.. DUNCAN an order wa,
directed 10 be drawn for $500, to pay inter.
est on City Loan.
Various bills were referred to the Finance
Committee.
The bill of John Dougherty, for stone.
$4712, was allowed.
Receipts Of City Auditor, &c, were read
and acknowledged. ''
Adjourned
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-12

ANALYSIS OF RED CLAY CREEK
WATER.

BALTIMORE, Sept II, 1866.
j. M. PusRT, ESQ.,, Chairman, &c.
DEAR SIR:-Herewith
send you the results Of my analysis of the
water received from you last month. In all
sensible properties 1t seems to be unexcep-
tionable, and in chemical character, as will
be seen, 1t compares most lavorably with the
best Of the three samples of water examined
In 1884 In the table give the constituents
In the order best fitted for direct COMPARE
son between this water, which mark a,
and that taken from tile Brandywine at
Jesgup & Moore's upper dam, designated by
the letter p.
CONTENTS OF THE WINE GALLON OF 23l
CUHIC IHruEa
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-12

correspondent of the New York Tribune,
writing under date of the 7th inst, says
"Gen. Lafayette c. Baker, formerly De-
tective of the War Department, is now in
the city, and to-day testified before the Ju-
dietary Committee on the subject ofimpeach-
ment. 1t is stated on high authority that he
testified that he once had in his possession
letter written by Andrew johnson, while
Military Governor of Tennessee, addressed
to Jefferson Davis, offering to identify him
self and Tennessee with the Southern Con.
iederacy on certain terms; that being doubt
tul OF the Renuineness Of the signature TO
the letter he showed the signature to the
Presidents Private Secretary, who positive
ly identified the handwriting"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-02-12

By virtue OF sundry whs OF H. Pas tome directed, will
be exposed to publio Bale, at the house OF Thom.,
Vail, In st Georges Hundred, New Castle County D,l
on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF February, 1851 Ali
o'clock, A. H. the following dsorlbSd Personal Pr5pey
Wis. 'F'"'
hoIsos, oelh, mules. wagon and harmon, IA
head OF sheep, cows hog 400 bushels corn What Il,
me ground household goods, &Vi farming utsna, u
TAKEN in execution the property Of ThOms,
T. Vail, aud to DO aold by 80
WILLIAM HERBERT, shetle
shsra's once, New Castle February O. iso7.-fsbls-,
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CARTTNG.
HoRsEsI HnRsnsiI

Furniture Oars and Drays.
"a The subscriber hegalsAv to notify bio fisadi
Gk and the people Of Wilmlnrton And vicinity
N lthAt he still continues 70 keep al lis old stand
Front and French Streets,
farnlture Cars and Drays and excellent Horses 70 hs
Az hoprs Furniture and other articles will be rsmoIM
% ne steamboat landing md othar places in ths al
ltn crest caro- by shilfal and sober drvera All VIC
the lowest potuble rAtss MORRIb WkLDn
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Sold by all druggists.
TO ccM.UMprIYEg.

The advertiser, having been restored to health in
tew weeks by Il very simple remedy, alter haS
ing suffered for several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease Consumption-is
anxious to make known to his fcllow-sufcrers the
means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy Of the
escription used free OF CHARGE, with the direct
for preparing and u-i0g,he same, which they
will find SURE CURE for CONSUMPTION, ASTHMA
BRONCHITIS, CoUGMs, CCLDs, and all Throat and
Lung Affections. The only object ofthe advertiser
in sending the Prescription is to benefit the ahiet
ed and spread information which he conceiScs to
be Invaluable. and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and may
prove blessing. Parties wishing the prescription
FREE BY return mail, will please address.
REV. EDw ARD A. WILSON,
lyspl6 Williams burg, Kings Co., New York
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MORETowN, Vt. Feb. IL, 1868.


DR. URASS-Dear Sir; Hoping that this may
meet tho eye of similarly afflicted Iieei
it pleasure as well Ms duty, to relate the CIR
cum,tances of my wonderful restoration -
health. Previous to meeting you had beea Tor
nearly four years confined TO my bed with spinal
disease unable to walk or even stand upon My
feot. l could sit up but few minutes at time;
had many things recommended to me which
tried, and had several different physicians but
did not receive any benefit from any OF them.
seeing your advertisement in the paper my
friends, more to crafty me than from any hope OF
your helping me. engaged you to come and see
me Yoa ca,ne.the 18th of March, 1854; immag'
inc the surprise and delight OF myself and friends
in a short time after You came was ablo to Walk
about the house leaning on your arm. You came
about half.past two in the afternoon before night
was able to walk across the room alone. did
not sec you after thai day, but continued to Inn
prove so that in short time was able to walk
4 mile and half without injuring me; ! am now
quite well, and with the blessing of God feel that
il is entirely due TO you. Hoping that you may
continue TO make glad the hearts OF many by
their restoration ia health remain very grateful'
ly, your friend,
FANNIE c, DAVIS.
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At a Court OF Probate holden'at Bucksport within
ana .oa t,,e o ~ NnS, d. 1867. '''
MARY 5. WiNCKLEY Guardian of Merrill T.
nj Hinckley and al. minors in said County
having presented her first account OF Guartianshi
upon said estate for Probate.
ORDERED THAT the said Guardian give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing q
cony of this order to be published three weeks
snccessively in the Ellsworth American printed in
Ellsworth, that they may appear at aProbate Courl
to be holden at Ellsworth on the fourth wedncs'
day of Oct next at ten OF the clock in the fore
noon and shew cause il any they have, why the
same shonld not be allowed.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
GRO. A, DYER, Register.
3W 81,
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Ellsworth Hotel.
Thursday Oct. 3D..
to remain for two or three days only.

to remain for two or three days only.
Read the following from walton's Journal, OF
Montpelier, Vt.
CDR VWANS, whose treatment of chronic dis.
| easus has met with such wonderful success in
Wontpcller and such other towns as he has visit
cd in this State, lett this (Thursday) morning for
very many cases have been treated. and his room
has presented receptacle for crutchcs and caucs
which have borne hither the crippled and decrcp.
it. that have received such aid rs to have no furth
| err use for them
one case in particular is so well known to tho
community that it requires more than a passing
notice Miss COrneilis Thurston, of Montpelier,
has been confirmed invalid for years, aud foo
the past year and a half has been constantly on
The decline. seffcring continual pain, and became
| so unwcll that during the six weeks previous to
II or deciding to visit Dr. Tram, she had not been
able to be dressed or 10 sit up, and was compare.
lively helpless. On the morning Of February ., by
great excrtion she was taken from her bed,
Pavilion, where she was carried to the room OF
the Doctor and after successful treatment came
forth without assistance and uscendcu anu de-
cendcd stairs with the ease ana aghity OF her
| younger days In fact, so immaculate anu COM
| plcte was her cure that she went to the house OF
!, friend in the village, with whom she appeared
nj the supper table, in the language OF one pres
ent 'is we'll the BEST and we nave but TO add
| that ever since that period has been constantly
growing stronger. she considers her case perii;l-
1cutly cured and beholds in wonder her present
condition compared with past suffering. me
Dr. has acquired an enviable reputation mere, ana
| should he ever visit Montpelier, will be warmly
welcomed by a much larger circle Of frlents than
ever before. The afflicted everywhere should not
despair until they have awaited themselves of pr.
Uranus skill"
Read the following from the Hartford Cour'
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At Court of Probate holden at Bucksport. with.
in and for the County Of HANCOCK 0" INC '"i'"
Wednesday of Sept. \. ID. 1881.
INDW ARD SWAZEY, named Executor in a Ger.
Ia tain instrument purpOring to be the last VIII
and ties lament of JoshuaE llowes late of Orlan'l
in said county deceased. having presented tho
same for Probate:
ORDERED: That the said Executor give notice
10 all persons interested, by causing y copy OF
this order to be- published three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth american printed at Ellsworth
held ut Ellsworth in said county, on the foarth
Wednesday of oct. next, at ten of the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, If any they have, why
tho sad instrument should not be proved, approx.
ell and allowed US the last will AMI testament OF
sa i'll deceased. -.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
GEO DYER, Register.
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s,NsBCRY, May 10, 1865.

Editors Hartford Courant Permit me through
the columns of your valuable paper to relate an
incident that has TRANSFERRED in our town OF late
which unlike muny others created considerable
turorc of excitement. Ny wife has been an 1nva-
lid for the past five years, and unable to do any
work, and exceedingly nervous My little boy
has also been confined to his bed and room for
more than u year, by paralysis OF his arms and
limbs so that he could not feed himself or put on
his clothes or even have his finger nails cut.
read the advertisement of DIR. Urann IN your pa
per, and was n,nced to try him, which trial mas
proved perfectly satisfactory. The DIR. came out
to my house two weeks ago to day, and IN the
short pasc of hour he had my wife and boy
both up aud dressed, and able to use their hands
and limbs apparently rs well as ever. MY VIE
now as we'll rs she has been in the past eight
years. and my little boy is as brisk as q cricket,
and able to use his hands and feet as well as any
hoy of his age All that seems to be wanting is u
little more flesh on his withered hands, and he is
all right. should any one doubt the truthiulness
of this, they can see the boy, who is now stop
ping at the st. John Hotel, in your city, and able
10 speak for himself. While in our town he treat
ed some fifteen cases. and many were cured be-
sides the above named. and all more or less bene'
llcd. Truly yours, ,,osrs ,ouS
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At a court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, witnlh
and for the County of Hancock, on the sec
ond Wednesday of Sept, A. d. 1861. -, :,
d Joel Emery, late Of tde, In said County us-
ceas cd-havine prescntedIis first account OF ad'
mini .tratIon upon said estate for Probate
OuDEuEp,-That the said Executor give notice
to all persons Interested by causinga copy OF lhs
order to be published three weeks successiveiy II,
the Ellsworth American printed at Els worth, al
th"y NAV appear at Probate Court 10 D. hein at
ellsworth in said county.on the fourth "Wednesday
of Oct, next, atten OF the clock III inc iorena2a'
,trument should not he proved approved, ana
above cd as the last will and testament OF sai'i
deceased. ,,
sw3, GEO. 4. DYER, Register.
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At 4 court Of Probate holden at Ell sworth, within
aud for the county of Hancock, on the sec
opd Wednesday of sept, A. u. 1867. ~
Nly NJ. BABHIDG, .Ir. Executor of the last WI
w OF William Babbidgc late OF Deer Isle, in
said County decea sed-having presented his filst.
account OF administrator upon said estate Tor FRO
bate
ORDERED: THAT the said Executor give notice
thercorto all persons Interested by causing copy
of this order to he published three weeks success
sivelv in the Ellsworth American printed in Ellis
worth that they may appear ut Probate Court to
Ia holden Mt Ellsworth on the fourth Wednesday
If Oct NEXT Mt Ten of the clock in the forenoon,
and shew cause, ifany they have why the same
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy--Attest; 49,. ,.-...
3w37 GEO. a. DYER heRisteF
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To tho Honorable Judge of Probate for the County

To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the County
Of liancuck
The undersigned, Widow of HORACE r. RI
FIELD late OF Bucksport in said County, deceas,
ed rcspectiuily represents, that said deceased
,liad uos,cs.cd of Personal Estate, an invcmto-
re nj which has been duly returned into the FRO
late Otlice: that her circumstances render u hee'
ccs.nry that she should have more Of said ter.osE
nj state than she Is entitled 10 on II distHDu"o"
She therefore prays that your Honor Won't,
gr,nt her such Allowance out Of said fefs"hl'
Estnte as in your discre ion you may deternlhnc
aecccs sory and proper for the support OF hcfScH
and seven minor children. a, r,,n
Sept. IL, 1867.
HANCOCK, S. curt of Probate, July Term A.
D., 1857. onn,,,n. That
The Widow give notice to all persons Interested
Inv causing a copy of the order to be
nvb,ishcd three weeks success vey in the Ellsworth
tmerican newspaper published in Ellsworth IN
said County that they may appear at Court OF
Troba te for said County TO he held at Ellsworth on
the fourth wednesday in Oct next. NJ ten oil the
clock in tho forenoon, and show cause II any they
have why the same should not he granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
| true eopy~Attest. 49, ....
| 3W37.
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WEST BnArrLEsono, VT, Jan. =, lso

WEST BRArrLEBoHo, Vt, JAM 1865.
DR. URANN-Dcar Sir; Ono year ago was an
almost helpless sufferer from spinal disease. which
had entire ly Frustrated my nervous system
that was unable 30 leave myy room. could bear
no noise and but very little light without great
pain
had not been able to see any one excepting
those who had the care of me.
AT this time a notice OF your visit to Brattcboro
appeared, and, AS all means at hand for my recov-
cry had been used wthoutany relief, my friends
Immediately consulted you TO ascertain your mode
of treatment. At their request l consented to
place my self under your care, though without any
hope OF benefit from lsuch means, since the rcgu
lar course of treatment had failed &c effect any.
thing for me.
The result exceeded the expectations OF the
most sanguine. After one treatment WAS able 10
take my meals with my family sleep well at night
and ride and W TX daily
From that time, bv closely and perseyeringly
following your directions, my recovery has been
so rapid and constant as to astonish every ono
who knew my condition. 1t is with the greatest
pleasure that take this means of recommending
to the sick and suffering everywhere the Same
means which have proved SO beneficial, 70 me, and
would re spectituly urge II afflicted as Wds to
cure your services Without dei02.
FANNY ii. WARRINER,
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FOR SALE.

~ HE subscriber offers for sale his far.n. stua
| tod at North Ellsworth, at the head of Branch
Pond, containing ene hundred and ten acres o,
land well divided INTO tillage, mannrage, and pas
turage, with good wood lot. The buildings are
in good repair and comfor able. No better land
for farming can he found in the town.
For further particulars enquire of t. II. Greedy
at Ellsworth village the subscriber on the pre-
misses.
j. BROWN.
Ellsworth, Sept %, 1857. 3w36
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Al Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock. on the snd
Wednesday of sept A. d. 1867.
,D lev, of Bluehill in said County, having pre-
scented his first account of Guardianship upon
said estate for Probate.
OnDEREp That the said Guardian give notice
to all persons interested, by causing copy oil this
order TO be published three weeks suocessiveiy IN
The Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth, inat
they may appear at "a Probate Court to DC held W
Buchill In said county, on the first wednesday
Of Scuembcr ne xt at ten of the clock in the fore
noon. and shew cause, If any they havo, why the
said instrument should not be proved, approved,
and allowed al the last will and testament OF sad
deceased. - -,,- ya.
~ -" GEO. A. DYER Registe
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COLORINC.

WIIE Undersigned having been appointed Agent
J for Mr.. Gould of Bangor, would give notice
tlat he will give hi4 attention to the cooring of all
kinds of Goods, Clothing, &c, in all the various
colors.
All orders should be left at the Ellsworth Bleach
cry, west end Of bridge.
JOHN TYLER, Agent.
Ellsworth, Sept 25th, 1867. 3;tf
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To Farmers 4 Country Merchants,
AND ALI. WHO HAVE FOR SALE

FLOUR, MAPLE SUGAR, FcRs. GRAIN. sKTNa
OIL. fIors, VEGETABLES, FRuirs. BUTTER
AND CHEESE, LARD. Foes, POULTRY, HAY,
FISH, Wool, &c.
HAVE large experience IN the sale Of Pro-
4 t.uee, and can obtain the HIGHEsr prices for
tho same, and make fRt casa returns Eifhin tea
days from the receipt of the goods.
The highest charge for selling H. per cent.
weekly price current sheet is issued by me, which
will send free 10 any ono desiring II.
CASH ADVANCED literally on consigrments.
when desired. All produce taken charge ofls
faithful men In my employ when 1t arrives. 1ht,,
a large warehouse, capable OF holding 1000 hr
rcls. I can give reference to parties for whom I
have done business in all part. of the country.
Send for aopy Of Prices Current, and mark
shipments.
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WONDERFUL CURES
WATERBURY. Vt, Feb, 10, 1865

WATERBURY, Vt. Feb. 10, 1865.
DIR. URANN-Dear Sir: was for long time
tIoublcd with Scatca, for six weeks suffered IN
to'erable pam. | tried all the remedies otfertd Il.
as well as phys cians, but of no avail. heard of
;iifiiculty went to your Office. With help lof two
men got up stairs. After one treatment could
go up stairs rs well as ever; and now, after six
yeniencc whatever. Can walk aud sget about AS
we'll as before taken. II any are afflicted IN
tn. same way. would Recommend them to try
one treatment and know for themselves:
With much respect
! am yours respectfully,
u. ". WELLS.