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WHY sUrrE.. rHoa. SORES

When by the use OF the Arnica Ointment YOU
can easily be cured. 1t has relieved thous ands from
Burns, Cuts, Charpsd Hands, Eoiis,
sprains, Warts, Itch,
Aud every complaint of the skin Try 1t, for it
costs but 81 cents. BE sure TO ask tor
HALT's ARNICA ON I'M EXT
For sale by all Drug sists
{. g. Peck, Agent Tor Ellsworth and vicinity
moses
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27
ERHoas OF YDurrt

Gentleman who suffered for years from Ner'
of youthful indscr elton, will. for thesake of sun
ering humanity, send free to all who need it, the
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cured. sufferers wishing to profit
by the advertisers experience, can do so by adj
dressing, in periee confidence, JOHN Ii. OGDEN,
AZ Cedar Street, New 1ork.
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Ellsworth Hotel.
Tuesday Oct. 3D..

to remain for two or three days only.
Read the following from Waltons Journal, Of
Montpelier, vt.
CDR URASS, whose treatment of chronic dis
eases has met with such wonderful success III
Moutpclier and such other towns rs he has visit
cd in this State left this Thursday morning for
Portsmouth, n. II. During his brief stay here
very many cases have been treated. and his room
has presented receptacle for crutchcs and caues
which have borne hither the crippled and dccrep-
it, that have received such a as TO nave no Iurth-
CT use for them.
One case in particular is so well known to the
| community that it requires more than passing
| notice, Miss Corncilis Thurston, OF Montpelier,
| has been confirmed invalid for years, ana foi
| the past year and half has been constantly on
| the decline, scfering continual pain, and became
| so unwell that during the six weeks previous to
h er dcciding visit DIR. Tram, she had not been
able TO be dressed or 10 sit up, and was compare
lively helpless. On the morning of February 8, by
great exertion she was taken from her bed,
dressed and brought one and Il half miles to the
Pavilion, where she was carried to the room ~
the Doctor, and after successful treatment came
forth without assistance and assembled and de-
cendcd stairs with the ease and agility Of her
Younger DAYS In fact, so immediate ana COM
plete was her cure, that she went to the house OF
a friend in the village, with whom she appeared
at the supper table, in the language of one pres
emit 'as we'll as the best and we have but to add
that ever since that period has been constantly
growing stronger. She considers her case perint-
nently cured, and beholds in wonder her present
condition as compared with past suffering. me
Dr. has acquired an cnviable reputation here and
should he ever visit Montpelier will be warmly
welcomed by much larger circle of friends than
ever before The afflicted everywhere should not
despair until they have awaited themselves OF Dr..
lrann's skill.
Read the following from the Hartford Cour-
ant;
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TO 1ONSI.lIpiIl.ES.

The REV. EDW ARD \. WILSON will send free
of CHARGE 10 all who desire it, the prescription
with the directions for making aHd Using The
.iinule remedy by which he cured o. q lang
alIc.tfun and that dttad disease Com sumption
His only object II 10 teneit the ALI, led and he
hopes every -uAercr will ny this prescription, ~
ii costs the Al nothing. aud may prove ale sing.
Iu.i-v address
KlY. fB}NARD \. WILSON.
Va. lcI south Second steel, Wj,iiaaseHrsh,
NcN NUk,
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JOHN and ROBERT pUNsTER

Export their fine old London Dock Gin and it is
bottled in America by {. \. ZIG HARh> X Co,
who are their sole agents. Il is the very best
article OF ,.In to be obtained, and Is sold by all
grocers aud druggists,
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-YsIlE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
/ concerned, that he has been duly appointed and
has taken upon hhnsclfthc trust ofan Admnst ator
With the " Ill enneAed ofthe estate of
WILLIAM VoSE, late of Casino,
in the County of Hancock gentleman deceased
by giving bond rs the law directs he therefore re
quests nh persons who are indebted To the said
dpeea7eds estate 70 make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon, to eA-
LipIt The same lor settlement.
GEO, 5, NOSF
Castiuc, Aug, S, lSJ1, 1Wjj
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Special Notices.
IoII@.

Like the volcano, Boil give issue to the foul and
fiery contents ofihe deep Interior. To remove The
cause of such suffering Is only necessary 10 vital
ize the Blood by supplying it with its Lye Element
IRON.
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BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.

Thu splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the wo 1T =
The univ trate anil PERFECT Dye-Iiarucs-, Reliable
In tanlaneeus. No tteaUpulntment- No ridiculous
fint-. Natural Black or Brown Rein"tle- the i'll
effects OF Bgt IBe. inyigoraic> the hair, leaving
II ,oit and beauuiui 1le gcuuiNc IS signed itH,
an 4. Hatchei,g. vi others arc mere mutations,
and should be avoided. Sold hy all Druggists and
Paruncrs. Factory 81 Barclay street, NV otk.
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INFORM ALTON.

Information guaranteed to- produce luxuriaut
| grow ot hail upsu d bald head or brarilr-s fac
afsu Il recent f1I the removal OF l'imPios, ii'eAt-,
Eruptions, etc, the skin leaving The same SOFT,
| clear and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge by addressing
TilOs. +. CHAPMAN. CHEMIST.
| So Broadway, New York.
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Shipping Journal.
PORT OF rLLSvyoRr7r,

CLEARED.
sept 10Th, sch. Agricola, Whitaker, for Boston
Forester, SaliIcr, for Boston.
ARRIVED.
"uth. Mnnipla, Smith, from Boston.
CLEARED.
2lst, Senator, Bonsev, for Boston.
Telegraph, Woodland. Boston.
Edward, Aliliken, Boston.
samuel evils, wood, Boston.
Emily, Grant, Boston.
ARRIyEr.
22d. Doris, Whitaker, from Boston.
Elizaheih, Nurch, Boston.
Mary Elizabeth, Eaton, Boston,
Belle, Young, BOstcn.
Dolphin, Eav :, Boston.
W. II. Mil'er, Murch Boston.
Julia \. Rich, Nurch, 81 SION.
Capt John Torrcy. Boston.
Panamar, Woodland BOSTON.
" Brig. Uncle Jerry, --Hnston.
sch Abigail iiayue', !;ccitre, Boston.
Palos, Bcllettrc, Boston.
CLEARED.
Marcclus, Remick, for BostoI.
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DIR, II. EA, TAYLOR,

No. II. UANoVrR STREET, BOSTON, has for 20
wears, in addition to his general family practice
given special attention 10 the treatment OF all DIS
cases oil the blood, Urinary and Reproductive On
gans and all complaints peculiar to women. Good
Accommodations provided for patients prefer to
remain in the city during treatment. st5-
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DR. URANN-Dcar Sir: Hoping that this may
meet tho eva of some one similarly afflicted. lieel
ii a pleasure as we'll II duty, to relate the cir
cunistances of my wonderful restoration to
health. Previous to meeting You had been for
nearly four years coniiucd to my bed with spinal
disease unable to walk or even stand upon my
feet. | could sit up but a 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 10 come and see
me. You camn.thc.25th OF March, 1854; immag
inc the surprise and delight OF my self and friends
in a short time after you came WAS able to walk
about the house leaning on your arm. You came
about haltpas two in the afternoon before night
was able to walk across the room alone, did
not see you after THAI day, but continued to i'm
prove 50 that in a short time was able to Walk
4 mile and u half without mjuring 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 to health remain very grateful
~, your friend
FANNIE G. DAVIS.
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FARM FOR SALE.

fYIIE homestead Of the late Charles Monaghan,
| in Ellsworth, silutat~d ON the Easttrly side OF
Inc road leading from the lower village to the
"head OF the FalPs" village, containing eighty-fv9
acres, about one halt cleared, yields about ten
tons of hay, has good pasturage, with good
growth OF wood.
The gu ldings are in good order having been
built within few year md consists of u one and u
wood she'd III by 20 and barn "a by Is.
This place is conveniently situated so, mark ct
at either village, is about one mile and quarter
from the main lower village and less than a
hnIt mile from the upper one, and is capable OF
being made very productive farm it will lie sold
ut a bargain, and possession given immediateyi
for further information apply To Mrs. Monaghan
upon The premises OF to the subscriber.
AMORl tOTlS.
Ellsworth, sept 18th, lS6i 5itf
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DIR. S. s. PITCHES
4" FAMILY PHYSICIAN.'

Scventy-siN pages; price - cents; Sent to any
criycd, read, and fully approved. 1t is a perfect
guide to the sick or in,lispose l..
Address DIR. 5. 5. FIfCIi, p fremont street
Boston. NV
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SIMsBCRY, May 10, 1865.

Editors Hartford Co,rant Permit me through
the columns of your valuable paper to relate an
incident that has transpired in our town of late.
which unlike mnny others created u considerable
turorc of excitement Ny wife has been an inva-
lid for the past five years, and unable to do any
work aud cxceedin ely nervous. My little boy
has also been confined to his bed ana room for
more than year, by paralysis of his arms and
limbs so that he could not feed himself or put on
his clothes OF even have his finger nails cut.
read the advertisement of DR.. urann in your pa
per- and was ndnccd to Try him, which trial has
prov ed perfectly satisfactory. The DIR. came out
10 my house two weeks ago to day, and in the
short pase of one hour he had my wifi. aud boy
both nj aud dresscd and able to Use their hands
and limbs apparently as well as ever. My wife
now as well rs she has been in the past eight
Years, and my little boy is as brisk as a cricket,
and able to use his hands and feet as well as any
boy of his age. All that seems 10 be wanting Is u
Hill. more flesh his withered hands, and he Is
all right. Should any one doubt the trutli.ilness
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 eases, and many were cu!ed be-
sides the above named, and all more or less bene'
fitted. Truly yours, ,,..a,,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27
TUE PERUVIAN SYRUP,

"a protected solution oftlse ProtoNidc OF from vii
do this encctually. and give strength, riyor anl
neie life TO the whole 81 stem.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27
M A r RI e d

Ellsworth, Sept, 23d. At the Congregational
Parsonage, by Rev. :. TeDrev, Mr.. Joel Farms.
worth, and Mrs. Mary j. Garland, all of L.
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GRACE's CELEBRATED sALyE


CUTS, BURNS SCALDS, WOUNDS, BRt lSES,
sPRAINS, ERYSIPtIAS, SALT RiiEl VI,
RINGWoRM. CtAPPED HANDS, Rolls
FUOZEN LIMBS, FELONS, CHILL
BLAI\>, &c.
1t prompt in action, removes pain at once, and
reduces the most angry looking swengs and in
Examinations, n Hby magic Tins afording re
lief and IA complete cure.
SETH W. FOWLE son, Boston, Proprictors.
Sold by all Druggists, and Grocers, and at all
country stores. iwj{
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WONDERFUL CURES

WATERBURY, vt. Feb. 10, 1866,
DR. I'RASN-Dear SIR: was for u long time
troubled with Sciatica, tor six weeks suffered in
to cradle pam. tried all the remedies offert d.
as well Us physicians, but of avail. heard OF
your success treating diseases. With great
,illicuty went to our Office. With help iof two
Hnen got up stairs: Alter one treatment could
go up stairs rs well as ever; ana now, after SIX
yenience whatever. Can walk and lset about as
well Us before WAS taken. If any afflicted in
iii. same way, | would recommend them to try
one treatment and know Tor themselves.
With much respect
am yours respectfully,
IL. W. ELS.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

of Mems nlf front and back cap toes and not cap
toes, tap sole, all widths wide, medium and
narrow. Ladies' and Misses serge con-
gross ;, b almoral, high polish and button
boots, SO can nj all from the tiny
angels to the free soil, free
homestead plantatation foot.
Also the celebrated VassalbOro' Maine
make, Gu stOm work. Every stitch hand work, no
machine work, no welt, soles and top. Mems,
Boys and ouths' boots; also the celebrated Mar
gerson, Bangor custom made, all hand work. also
Boots and Shoes from some of the best Portland
Manu- facturcrs. Every pair of my Fall stock of
Mems Boys and Youths thick Boots arc every
stitch all hand work. Ihaye the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27
AS A MEDICIN Il

Old Holland Gin is the most beneficial article thai
can be used for all kidney complaints. Dunstcr
old London Dock Gin is the thing. Try II.
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ITCH! ITCH ITCII!!!
SCRATCH! esCRATCHl! sGKATCH!!

in from 10 to Is hours.
Nhcaton's Ointment cures The Itch.
Hhenton's ointment cures Salt Rheum.
WIicafon's Ointment cures letter.
Whcatons Ointment cures BARRIERS Itch
Wheaton, Ointment cures Old Sores.
Nhcaton's Ointment cures Every kid of
Humor like Magic.
Price. - cents box: by mail, 90 cents. ADDRESS
WEEkS x POTTER, No. 10 Washington street.
Boston, Mass.
For sale by all Druggists.
Boston, Aug, 18th, lsjf. 1ysp3S
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NOTICE or ForEcLosuRE.

NOTICE OF FORECEO ST RE.
Whereas Warren II. salisbury, of Eden, in the
County OF Hancock, and tate OF Maine, by hi
decd OF molt9lge dated Apf 30th, 1851, and re-
corded IN Hancock registry, Vol. 40, Page i't
convey ed tlt' undersigned two lots of land stu
ated IN said E'teu, near Bar ilarbar, one of which
h the stint premise, on which / nov live aud
Which conveyed u hun on the said Both day oi
April. l>5i; and whereas HE condition OF said
mortgage decd has been broken, claim To fore
close tire pursuant to the statute OF the state
and give This notice accordingly.
IiEUBE SALISBURY.
Eden, August y, 1857. 3wJj
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This is to certify that was lame for more than
three years, AND obliSedst use two canes. had
some three or four different PLY s"ians and had
been before the Vermont Medical society, aud
received no help from either. called on Dr.
Urann while he was in Rutland, and after treat
mcnt of about fifteen minutes, walked OF with
out my canes land can now walk on first rate.
SAMUEL nINSLEY.
Rutland, Oct. 10, 1865
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fI'lIE subscriber hereby gives public notice, to
ali concerned that he has been duly appointed
andhas taken upon himself the trust oi an Admir-
OF the last VIII and Testament of
PETER HAGERrY, late of Deer Isle.
in the County of Hancock deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said deceased's
estate, To make immediate payment, and those who
have any demands thereon to exhibit the same for
settlement.
FRANKLIN CLOsSON.
Sept. 18th, 1857. 3wj3
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j I e d

FoXicavc Mass, sept. 10, lse7-Mclana l.. Tink-
er aged - yrs. mo. and Il days. Formerly of
Trenton, Me.
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Pure Old Gin.

Dunsicl's fine old London Dock Gin is now The
standard article of the Kind. Ii Is sold generally
by groccrs aud druggists, in large bottles, and at
IL very reasonable price.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27
Notice.

r1IifE Subscriber tenders his thanks to customers
j for rast favOrs, and would invite a cnntnu-
ance vi the same, assuring all that he intends t"
give lis undivided attention 10 attending upon
their calls,
lie would also say that il is important that those
owing the late firm should call and settle.
y. L. HARDEN.
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n office.
Strayed or Stolen,

I'RDN The enclosure of the subscriber, on or
1 ahuut The nh at sept, II light red cow, with
white face. about seven years Old. WnprVcr will
rcturn said COW give information Is 10 her
whereabouts will be suitably rewarded.
JOHN II. HOPKINS.
Eli worth, Sept -, 1867. 3atf
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COl.ORlslG,

sTIIIE Undersigned having been appointed Agent
4 ful Mr.. could Of Bangor would give notice
that he Will give his attention to the cninrins Of all
kinds Of Goods, Clothing, &c, in all the various
c0lers.
Al orders should be left ut ihe Ellsworth Bleach
cry west cad ot brtlse.
JOHN TYLER, Agent.
Ellsworth, sept. 25th ~. Sott
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commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the los. FARkEH TEX, Judge Of lro5ate
for the County u iIaFs L, 10 receive and examine
The claims OF creditors Ia the estate uf AllCH Nca
der, late OF Ellsworth deceased, represented oil
vent do hereby give notice that siN months are al
lowed 10 said creditors 10 bring IN and prove their
claims and that We shah attend that ice mt the
Onlee ri r. X + Hale, on the first Thursdays OF
November December.
EUGENE VALE,
{. G.PECh.
August, lst lSi5. :w3j
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-09-27

EDITED By
GEORGE RIPLEY IND CHARLES A. DANA.
AIDED III NUMEROUS SELECT CORPS OF WRIT
Ehs, IN ALL BRANCHES OF SCIENCE, ART AND
LITERATURE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-03-20
From RrOokneId.

EDITOR CHRoEIcLE:-A short time
since, self and wife were invited TO take
supper with the Brookvilians at their
Town Hall, and not suspecting any thing
malicious, we attended. The supper wss
most superb. The Hall was we'll filed in
spite Of mud all appeared pleasant and
happy. Still, one could notice = few sly
Elnks and knowing locks, as though some
thing was brewing. What ali this meant
was, Of course, . profound mystery until
the rspast was finished, when, ]. Mont
gomery, Esq, leTeled 8 piece at me and
fred, hitting me with 9 paper missile fair
in the face. While !, amidst great alarm,
was preparing for self defence, 7. W. Case
brought 8 field piece 10 bear upon me and
fred. Owing TO nervousness on the part of
this gunner, this shot Ia solid one) did not
strike me fairly, bat took effect in my left
side pocket A. Waldrof then drew q
single bsrrelled pocket pistol and fred at
the bald spot on my head. Having my
revolver at hand, I was able to return his
shot without sustaining materia! injury
This closed tho action. DR.. A. l. Byers
extracted the solid shot from my side with
great skill and without causing pain. That
ball was composed Of Greenbaeks, and
weighed q round hundred. I have much
improved, and am now able to write. l
have no doubt this WIS all done with
''malice Aforethought," but 1 Will not
bring q Hrailing accusation" against the
perpetrators, but, thankful I did not fare
worse, will say, ''the Lord reward them"
r. W. CRANE.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-03-20

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