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I
Gle that can be used for spraIn>. and saddle
gals and may he given internally when All.
stimulating remedy Is needed.
-Antimony, qunine, mercury and calo-
mel, enter into the composition of most of the
cathartic Pills now offered to the people. Par
sons PurgatiNe Pills are compounded of cath
ariic' used and approved by all good medical
practi )ner>.
! In Bangor they have hada concert in the First
| Baptist Society accompanied by the new organ !,
and MIR. Ryan played thunderstorm in the
| Highlands SO adroitly that an elderly gentle
man. whose sight prevented him from read
ing the programme arose and was on the poin
of hurryins home 10 escape drcnching.
FEW PEOPLE unacquainted with physiological
chemistry are aware of the quantity of iron in
the blood, but all Shoald kho,e the Importance
of keeping up the supply, Tor debility, disease
and death are sure to folow when the quantity
becomes reduced 10 much. The Peruvian syrup
ia protoNde of from SUPPLIES this vital elenie mt,
and has cured many chonfc diseases.
| WHENEER ITAKE MY WALKS ABROAD, how
many poor miserable Dyspeptic people | soc,
who would be- healthy, and rosy, and happp,if
they took Plantation Bitters, that paragon of
! preparations for giving tone to the stomach
energy to the torpid liver "A joy to the nervous
system, and strength to the muscles. 1t is an
admirable regeneration of natures wasted or
neglected functional powers in man or woman.
| IL gently eNcite> anu Pleasantly sO0thS. With
"a bottle thereof, every man may be his own
! physician.
The san Francisco (Call Musical Times,
in specific notice Of the different church or
! gans III that city, thus gives complimentary
testimonial to the AMERICAN ORGAN. The
extract says" What the most successful
/ church organ makers have accomplished in pipe
| organs, Messrs. 5. & III. ": Smith, of Bos-
ton, Mass. have accomplished in reed organs
To their mechanical genius and enterprise, is
due the perfect instrument they now produce,
giving the power OF the pipe organ, and tone
almost identclc. The AMERICAN ORGANS
manufactured by Messrs. Smith, are ininate-
~ superio: to any other reed organ made
i'll the world"
THE CABINET ORGAN-Mason & Uamlin
began some thirteen years ago in the modest
way of building melodians, next their business
expanded 30 that they undert ook the manufac-
ture of orSan harmonious: and now in the per-
fecicd Cabinet Organ, with facilities rvaied by
no others, they have reached that point where
their long continued abors are reapln. a richly
deserved reward. The uninitiated would be
surprised at the degree to which the mechanic
arts are laid under contribution for f;,. hioning
Que Cabinet Organ, or the amount of frofession-
al faculty required for bringing ii to th high
standard demanded The most particular arti-
sans are the only hand-erattsmen in Mason &c
llamlin's employ. while in the higher walks
Of their calling. they make use without stint,
of the approved pfactice c3pasity, formed
hy native aptitude aed wears Of iuccasent cul-
futc.-BgSfud IFGkcEiPt.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

REsse~-i'hs Senate Is beyond tie
leach OF The Democrats for al least a third
IL entury. and the House aow contains
III Republicans 10 - Democrats. The
House OF the 39sh CoHgi css had lI5 Repub-
lcans to AZ Democrats. Giving California
two Democratic laem5ers. lhc hcpubll-
cans are oae stronger t!lta they Mere Ia
the fhirty-HiHth Congress. 0ae-faueth of
.he Ii yilse seems mot ul>ich to boase'0f.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

We shall republish next weel, our lists of
Senators and Representatives with such
additions and corrections as can be made
at the time.
1t is still probable that there is no cleo
ton Of Senators in oi> County. The Re-
publican candidates Ul.o will he elected. in
caSe otuo election by tue people are +. b.
Smith. Geo. Goodwin. Hm. Macarthur
The Journals recapitnlation OF the Leg
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DIRECTORY


Rev Dr. Gcnney's Church. C,n-reg ttiolaitst =
Folt noon and afternoon service: forenoon com
,sencng at past ID O'Clock, afternoon at l-!lfsi
O'Clock. Lecture IN the evening at the chapel.
Bap.ist Rev r 4. Hazlcwcod;-Bib Class uIl-
der the direction of Mr. lakewood III tGe fore
noon at ~ past 10. Sahhath school a, O'Clock
afternoon service a. IL past = O'clock evening
service at IL past Z.
Unitarian. Rev. W. II. SavaIy sabbath Schoo
at ~ past 10 O'clock, \. NJ; sermon 1T II past :
O'clock r. VI. Afternoon ut IL past O'clock.
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The Maine Election.

Thc Kemnebee Journal Of last week has
more returns than We had III our lists Of
last week. We give its
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

Valuable for the horse as il j. for man.
Blood> rheumatic Compound j. the best arli-
Gle that can be Used for spraln~, and saddle
gals and may he given internally when an,
stimulating remedy is needed.
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Western Mail-Arrives paile, except Monday al
o'clock, \. II. Departs lniiiY, except Sunday
at II IL n'cl6ck. r N.
Eastern Mai Arrives Daily, (cyccpt Saturday Al
IL O'Clock, =. NJ. Departs Daily, except Monday
at 8 L. o'eock, L. VI.
Bucksport and Beiflst-Arrivcs Monday, Wcslncs
lay and Friday, at > O'Clock, T.. II. Departs Tues
day, Thursday and SATURDAY, at 5 o'olusk, \. NJ.
Sullivan and Narragua gi>--.trrves Mend y, " cd
ncsday aud triday, at O'Clock, =. NJ Departs
Tpcseiuv Thursday and saturday, at Sncfk, a NJ,
Mount Desert-irrives Wedncsd day ana saturday
at !. a'claek, Departs Tuesday and Friday, at
10 O'Clock, 4. NJ.
Castine-trrigrs Monday and Thursday, at IL
O'Clock. =. NJ. Departs Tuesday and Friday, at
O'Clock, \. "
Trenton Poiut-Arrivcs Saturday, at II o clock, \
VI. Departs SATURDAY, AZ o'clock T. I.
Great Pond-ArriVcs saturday at o'clock, =, VI.
Departs Friday at O'Clock, \. VI.
OFFICE Hours From ! TO il \. n, and from ! to
L. p. NJ, except Sunday.) sunday from 8 Ii
to ~ Ii \. u.
7 .i..E-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

SUPREME TrnlcIAL-At Ellsworth, commencing
on the ith Tuesdays of April and OF.
COUNTY CoHAI~sIuNEes-At Ellsworth, com
mencing on the ith Tuesdays Of JAM April and
Oct.
PROBATE CGURT<--Ellswortl,, 1st We'd. i'll JAN,
FEB, Mug. sept. and Dee; 81 Wed. III June; eth
Ned. i'll April; lih Tues. in oct. BuckSport-lst
Ned. i'll May; 81 Ned in sept and Jan. Blue.
hill--lst Wee. in Jul! and Ney.
Tenth a gri ,ultural Cattle Show and Fair.
at the Fair Grounds, Tuesday Wednesday and
THURSDAY, October ist. 2a ami 81, 1857.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

-Animony, quinine mercury and ctlo-
mel, enter into the composition of most of the
caihartis Pills now offered TO the people Par
sons PurgatlNe Pills are compounded of cath
ariics used and approved by all good medical
praclii )ners.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27
Post on e Kegulatione.

Eastern md Western Mail closes at O'Clock T
NJ. Branch Mails close l-4th of an hour before de
parturc.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

In Bangor they have hada concert in the First
Baptist Society accompanied by the new organ /,
and Mr.. Ryan played Thunderstorm in the
Highlands so adroitly that an elderly gentle
man, whose sight prevented him from read
ing the programme, arose and was on the poin
of hurrying home 10 escape drcnching.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27
PART SECOND.

Hunting Glee,-Class.
know that my Rcdecmer livcth,- Mis-
Faunce.
Piano Solo (Grasiella) Cheney.
BE thou near me Miss \. Dutton. Els
worth.
| The Reaper Sc. Chant by request, Glass
Lift thine eyes, (rrio)-Miss Faunce Miss
Hall, Mrs Gardiner.
! Fat Man-Cheney,
Song, Are ye Sleeping Maggie? Miss
Faunce.
Master and Pupil, by request, Mr. Wy
man and Miss Faunce. being enthusiastic
cally received was repeated.
Over the Riyer,-Wyman.
The Lord will comfort give-Solos by
Miss Button, Ellsworth, Mr. Silsby Winter
port.
The concert closed by singing Praise God
from whom sc.
AT business meeting Friday afternoon
the following officers were chosen for the
ensuing year.
President, DIR F. r. Swazcy, Bucksport:
Vice President, j. 5. Condor. OIland: Sec
rotary and Treasurer Virgil T.. wardwen.
Bucksport; after some friendly discussion
it was voted that the next annual session
be holden at Bucksport at a time to be de
termincd hereafter.
The follonin" Resolutions were adopted !:
Whereas The Primary object of this
Association WAS to make the Art and Sci
rnce Of Music is study and practice and
especially TO raise the standard of Sacred
Music in all our churches.
Therefore ReSolved.-'fhat we tender
Our sincere thanks to Prof. c. NJ. Wvman.
of Boston for his uniirng efforts in our be-
half, and for his patient and arduous en-
beavers to impress upon all the impor-
lance OF clearly and distinctly pronounciny
the words when performing church Music,
ana we express our entire satisfaction with
the course of Instruction he has pm rsued.
Resolved.-T That we Joytullv extend our
thanks TO Miss \. NJ. Faunce of Boston for
having added so much to the enjoyment of
the Convention by her excellent and beau
tiitl performance OF music in Songs. Duets
aud quartetts.
Resolved. That the thanks of the Asso-
citation be extended to Mr. j. NJ. Cheney
for presiding with such marked ability nj
the Piano Forte.
Resolved that our warmest thanks we
hereby tender to the citizens of Bucksport
for their just and lively interest in the sue.
cess of the Hancock Musical Association
which we have received during the present
session and that the aid they have afforded
us will be most gratefully remembered.
Resolycd.-T we feel under great OBJ
legations to Nj 5. c. Homer for the use of
his iine Piano during the session.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

TIE rumar tiat ibe fsllheoa b tbe
ftsrls tlm Htunal revenue may
alake Jus s. @au = CQt eTsas ntcos-
ssty na0llE acarreci The rsasip.s
afe ius.Y up a. tbe earanl 1ueTs e.
aro The estimate 4 last December
81 us al year was SIS .0o4ps4
TIE exemptions mss.ls 81 Cengsss 81
ca reject aziou. w7ilf Sd reiuri
81 th rates 81 .ncsmea. csg2rs. Mang.
l8aurl and atle shng would it was
calculated. reduce the receipts az least
$4,000 900 Tins would leave $3.50
@0n8a 81 Sis aggregate f1r Tie fseiai
foaF Ibr reeeJpia g ihi date are 1896
100000 Ihe IS weeks sst remaining
art kpee,sl % y<il ai leas; $4,000
Nu titus giving iag iAe year about $1G5
0WDge which i f3liy 8 large IS The
estimate made SIS months ago II there
bad been mo changes ~ tic law since
theu thy aggregate would probably
baYc exceeded the estimates
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

IuE DIspoar1oS or BoorH's BoDY.
Gen Baker, chief Of the detective SER
giee Of the government, is about to pub
hsh book giving history Of the se-
crct service. From the extracts from
The advance sheets IN the Tribune, we
give tie following
The various newspaper accounts re-
ferring to the inhalation of Booth
body, are absurd Gen. Barnes, Sur
geou General u s. A., was on board
the gnuboas where the post-mortem cx-
animation was held, with his assistants
Gen. Barnes cut from Booths neck
about two inches Of the spinal column
through which the ball had passed; this
piece % bone, which is now on exhi-
bitiun in the Government Medical AIu-
scum IN Washington is the only relic
Of the assassins body above ground
and this is the only mudlation Of the
remains that ever occurred.
With the assistance Of Lieut.. +. b.
Baker, took the body from the gum
boat direct to the old Penitentimy, adj
joining tho arsenal grounds The build
ing had not been used as a prison for
some years previous The Ordnance
Department bad filed the ground floor
cells with fixed ammunition one Of the
largest Of these cells was selected as the
burial place Of Booth the ammunition
was removed, large dat stone lifted
from its place, and a rude grave dug,
the body was dropped in, the grave fill
ed up, the stone replaced. and there
rests to this hour All tlIat remained
Of john Wilkes Booth
OF Mrs Sufrast Gen. Baker says
During my visit to the prisoners, be-
fore their execution, Mrs SuIratt con-
fessed % me her completely With the
conspirators 50 far Is the abduction was
concerned, but affirmed that She re-
luctautly yielded 70 the urging of Booth
in aiding the plot Of assassination, He
insisted that her oath Of fidelity bound
her to see the fatal end Of the conspir-
acy"
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era Mics a. asnt caufaas WI n
81 ihs see lmsn Is North Carolina a
as REPORT fr APRIL represents that
shefe sss fsesofy eu3saon q rs
fm. although a aasiisaiaa ssh
prevails = fsFm ara working 81
laa fullest gsash lie e1ieut tber rsauf.
e. aaa sarge tracts x laud ulsca hste
satal sN gtasaiaad forests 80 hasr igr
ears bern ole have bean isten np 81
tie Gfl8c ffroamgn ahe piih deer
faNoas show caur.ustey 81 lhe
r SIS alffa.gv obtained tNss ihc g-
Is IRE e frs lsiHr IS auce A.
erfal a t contracts gr Mr. 81
aefacl ~ eta parties and oam.
paiai Il aFaae n3aua ~ dom
ts453 Geu A alea Iae n-
llao1f amek have been taken
towards giving ;b la1el Il PIE saor
ghl e Tlpue nia,iau, plf give
evidence 81 ihar infasnea iu The De-
fllopment 81 their msUh903 iu q
great ueas1r lhey ind.cie their ap-
probation - ther position unsaEud.
"a IS any evidence II claiedues bat
wsth au earncs'ness % purpose caaae-
ieu1e by moderation and pr9per rea-
salJne
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1867-05-28

The advertiser having been restored TO health II
few weeks By very simple remedy after having suffer
ed for several years with severe lung affection, and
that dread disease Copsumption--is anxious " make
Known 20 his fcow-suterers the means Of cure.
10 an who desire ii be Will send copy Of the pre-.
seFpdln used Gree Of charscl, with be directions Tor
preparing and using the saac which they viii Hnd o
suAE CUBE for CoRsUMFTiuN, Asthma, BtoSeHius
C0Ugus Coins and al Throat and Lung Affections
The only object OF The advertiser IN sending the Pre-
seripun is benefit ne afflicted and spread Information
which "a caBceiyes 10 be Invaluable ard be hopes every
sufferer will try his remedy as u will cost them moth
ine and may prre blessing Parties wishing the pre-
scrietlon FRsE by return Haii will phrase address
ly5I REV EDWARD A. WlLe0N
williamsburg, Kings Co, New ] OH.
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Internal Revenue, 1861.
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

TIE Anuns Taxes fof 1871 ~ the Flrs, Collection
District 81 vermont, sssrssrd upon incomes Liecn-
see Carriages Watches, Plate 6e. uudor the Excise
Law - Congress approved luy i tses and ths various
amendments thereto, having become due and payable
Rii attend myself ur by deputy, 81 the following lines
aud places g receive the same, via
ADDISON COUNTY.
Al the stevens Hotel. Vrrgmses, Tuesday, fune 4
and al lhc Addison House iH Midiebary, Wednesday,
Jane q
RUTLAND COUNTY.
AR j nr4usNy- Qnlce % Brandon Thursday, Jane
G ST tat Wtsto,er Hotel 81 Casuriont Friday jane
T. and ID the 4 s. Court NUusr, n Batland, Saturday
and Monday, June aud 10
BESNINGTUN COUNTY
Attha Court House. 90 Manchester Tuesday, June n,
ard al de Mount Anthony House, IN Bennington, We'd
npsA8y. jane III
~ All persons ueglectins % pay sid taxes within
the time above specified are suhgcted TO pay 90 cents
for notice sua ales ten days deaF ave per eent adj
diDa upon TIE amount OF the tax, with Interest and
costs Ut collection.
sxg- Taxes may Be sent by others, receipts are
given IN all cases
JOSEPH POLAND.
Col Ist Dist Vermont
Montpelier Mayl6 tstI.-Sws2
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naMrs SIS af Ams IlsAsen
Hara c. s. &ssfe b : rssao
ffam Il issas eisb = waea
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n.fhaa8 bl.rA atals. vino apaIi ake tn
n aaes.f as Is great alsl good caaae lat
d8ua know bgw Your attfplt % 10
3 eeoaa. andauns fAEty va tie aAte anA
wralA necessarily eenud6fet III 8
bloody Cignl Waf. Is - though sea
khoa.8 plsai > colony ~ - lcsberg
which hal s5iasaYe driied 1880 llpp.
ieal ocean ten yoa hers iaat li ai
llfe earn - dt0ied - lhe egoi of
huaaa k,hd. suuf clgldFca all eeleet
M going % Richmond and slgulnE
that bal bond as she wisest act and
will feel thai il did more CO.. Freedom
and Humanity ihau ala q sen acre
calnrntelt q 30. though you bad lived
10 the aee = Meihaseiah
ask nothing u yuu, then. bat that
sou pr1cesI ,o your end Is direct
frank, maaiy vsy Don't slide 80 into
. mild resolution = eensun but NOSE
the expulsion proposed, ard which !
deserve If deserve ans re
preach Rbatceer al care for b. shat
you make llia q sguare, siand.3p tght
aud record yoar judgement Is ieas aud
Nays care nos how few vote with nae
nos haw many fote against me i0r |
know that The latter SD repent M dust
and ashes before ihreo wears have pass
cd Understand. once f8r al that l
dare you aud defy you, and that | pro.
posc e. Tight Il oui an tho bne that
haze beld from iho day of Lees surrea-
der 80 long rs ans man was seeking
a. overthrow our Government, be Was
ms enemy. from the hour ia which he
lad doNn h,a arms, he was my former
In artlne countrymHn. So long - any
j. III heart opposed 70 lie National
unity the Federal authority, o. to that
assertion 1T the Equal Rights % All
Man which has become practically iden-
hhed with Loyalty and Nationality, |
shall do my bes, 10 deprive him ofpow-
er, bat. when ever be ceases to be thus
1 demand BIS restoration to al tAeprly-
ilcges Of American citizenship gave
you fair notice that ] shall urge the
northumberland of those now prs
scribed FOR Rebellion So soon as | shall
feel confident That this course Is cons
sistent with the freedom 81 tho Blacks
and Tie units 81 the Republic, ana that
/ shall demand recall 81 all now in ez-
80 only f9r participating IN the Rebel
lion, Whenever the country shall have
been so thoroughly paaacd that It's
safety will not therahy be endangered
And so. gentlemen, hoping that you
viii heucafaHh comprehend me some
what better than you have done, re-
main
fOara. HORACE GREELEY.
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HoRnAeE GEEuIY Tho last adycr-
tising dodge of Mr. Greeley viii hardly
increase the circulation Of lie T}Ruhe
1t tho South Robert Bonner can "a
such thinks gracefully ana make money
by il, IN the way II Circulating The Led
ger bu, Stephens Ii Branch. iryng
similar experiments. mly ended en-
BlaeAweils Island. Tie philosopher 81
the 71bne can hardly d. better than
the donkey that tired % fondic his mas
Ter hka he lBplos nd ihe oat eud
u eiH saga rU1d hln of hi mistake
n Is sr t0r han Is enact tie part 81
Ae ball u tie china shup--a role
ihai b. aas heen Studying 10 PLAY IN
1859 coming State convention He has
ballei JoG Davis the real assassin Of
lslbby aud Anacnouyi.le md piaed bis
tolce 10 swell the volume IF southern
ntlmeut that treason Is not crime
N 4 Cor H8a A8or
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Teachers Institutes.

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81 aI3 vha ttslfg CfTtshuasCs
e ADAMS, Secretary.
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paa 4 You've L,DY returning to hoi

aea- 4 You've LiDY returning to her
country hoinc atera soionrn Of few months 10 the
City was hardly recognized by her ffiens Ia place 81
& coarse ustc flushed face she Dad spit ruby con
picXnn of almost marble smpOtlness and instead oi
twenty three she really appeared but eighteen Upon
inquiry as 70 the Cause of So great change she palfy
told them that she used the GfrcesEiaH hg and con.
iefe IL Invaluable acquisition 10 any Lady tql et,
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personal appearance hundred fold II is fimplt tn
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PASSED "a its efficacy Ia drawing Impurities from also
hlag cleansing and heautltgihg ihe skin aHd CONF lex
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an its Impurities kindly healing the salne, and efNns
the surface a. Nature Intended Il should ~ cear soit
smooth aud beautiful Price 81 sentby Mali or y press
on receipt Of an order BY
VII. CLARK & co. Chemists,
No West FaYttc ST. syracuse.
The only American Agents er The saie q sf 'amo,