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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

cr = RLwARD.--LosT, on nOsDAY x0RslsG q
LJs) Broad~ay near Houston street blA-k lace vsi
Tue hnd.r will r.osY. the shove reward BY lsarnx u
20 Tenth street, between Fifth AM sitth avenues
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

IN0R sAIk-A BR0wN PONY, EIGHT YEAS OLD
III svup5 and kind in single and double hArt.ss, can
pace in thru t,. suitnss for any business sise
light wagon and hRInesa. ai 10 be- sold chesp, ths
owner u nh,nt lrsvoy the ci,y Apply at LOT Wcst
1hiTti.th street Eighth Hyenue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

INoR BALE OR TO LEASE-A WELL BUILT AND
IL commodious house, with store attached located in
the HourshiDg village OF Mount Vernon in Westchester
county on the New Haven Railroad lately occupied by
Rowland Cooper first class family grocery. with
sales Of about 500 per and the best business
stand in the place. The fixtures and stock will also
disposed OF with the premises at bargain To party
wishing to embark In safe and profitable business this
presents favorable opening For further particulars
2o3 Chambers street. or HENRY G. sCUDDER 2i5 Wash.
ipgton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

DFDCCED PRICFs. -COSFEcTroNERY WHOLESALE
II and retail, at reduced prices, at T. q. HDIGhiS3
manufact,ry 154 Greenwich street. between Cortanit
and Liberty
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

NHoNEY.--CAsH LITERALLY ADVANCED ON
u Watches diamonds, plate, paDoiort.a, furnit1r-,
groceries, liquors any other description OF property
at the agency and loan Office, 30i Broadway, coener
Duane street, second aoor, room o. Confidence and
honor may be relied upon, Branch Office 3, west S,x
teenth street MIOUGHflN ONEliE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

DEC0RArIyE FRISCO PAINTER or THE GERMAN
~ and Italian s:hooL-Is really TO decorate In the
most approved manner, and IN all styles Address At
Dos spring street, New York. GEORGE FITCH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

(,DO1HRG-fAurs OK OE1itKEs HAVING AsY
" 10 dispose 81 rsesrs far pr.ss In cash ~
snsng 70 the store II iAnrvn, street Canal "a
West Broadway BY letter thrvugh The poet ores.
Ladies ATTENDED ~ Mrs. Cohen. OMEN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

MOnn PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE FOR SALE
|DOOO. established twelve years, excellent loca
ton, low rent, large house containing eighteen rooms
is worth the price asked Also large German wholesale
and retail confectionery with everything complete for
Isale Apply to G. SCHWIDT 4 co 81 Chatham street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

IrOR SALE CHEAP--THE FIXTURES OF COrFEE
II cake and refreshmeut saloon, old established
stand, In good location down TO wn must be sold Inn
mediatsly. The saloon 10 let Apply after 10 A.
at Crane Co.'s advertising house. l02 Nassau street.
corner Of Ann.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

Il OEfS INV YORK TATFRRSAiLS SIXTH AVE
III nue., corner VI Thirty ninth street -rhis day.
March O. nj II o'clock, viii be- sold at auction horses
wagons, neg and second band hA.nras, &c Also, With
out reserve, pair Of fast mares, bright bay and
chestnut young, sosnd kind and nue Utah dSvcss
with nDe light emitting hop wagon, With pe- ana shafts.
estiA Hne double and single hArneaa bat little us~d
road and stable blankets, sheets rollers ny nets, bciis
robcs whip &c, being the complete establishment ~ .
gentleman leaving town. This cstablshm-at will poa-
lively be cold 10 u. highest bid Ter
GEORGE CIFAOkS, Auction-sr and FropristoS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

a m FOR SALE STOCK AND FIXTURES OF
DCUOs furnishing store in a central location
down town. attached to which is story OF sta
pie articles OF ready sale and universal Rent of
store $500 For particulars, address, note to Manufac
tuIer, Herald office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-03-06

IINOR SALE LOw-THE THREE STORY ENGLISH
IL basement house II Boorman place, Thirty ttird
street between siznth and smith avenues, - By a.
feet hnshsd With rnoders improvements lot 100 fset
deep Price o. 800. Also, tae saperor four story
bros stone front house No q block house % b.
80, 10. ieo feet Apply 90 the prssassN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-26

To BRING THE Drowned TO LIFE -
lmmediatel y as the body is removed from
the water. press the chest suddenly, and
forcibly downward and backward. and in.
statly discontinue the pressure. Re.
peat this violent interruption until a
common pair otbellows can be procured.
When obtained, introduce the muzzel
well upon the base Of the tongue. Sur.
round The mouth with towel or hand.
kerchief, and close it. Direct by.stand:
er to press firmly upon the projecting pa,
Of the neck(called Adams apple. land use
the bellows actively. Then press upon
the chest to expell the air from the
lungs, to imitata natural breathing
Continue this at least an hour, unless
signs Of natural breathing come on.
Wrap the body in blankets. place i,
near fire and everything to preserve the
natural warmth as well as TO impart an
artificial heat If possible. Everything,
however. is secondary to initiating the
lungs. Send for medical man inme.
diately.
Avoid all frictions until respiration
shall be in some degree rsssored.-VAL-
sssT,as n0rri
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-26

One evening last week we took our
place a, the supper table ola Cincinnati
and LOUISVILLE packet. Supper and con.
vessnticn had progressed sometime before
we were seated. An animated discus
sion was going on between an exceedingly
sober-hced lady. no less than thirty years
old, on the subject Of temperance.
"Oh =, exclaimed she. with horror de.
picsed on her lips, II do dispise the whis
key drinker
The gentleman dropped his knife and
fork. seized her hand and giving her hand
u hearty shake, we thought tears were GO
ing to drop from his twinkIing eyes
MADAM, said be, II respect your sen.
timents and the heart that dictated Them.
lpermIt no person in going beyond me
in despising the whisky drinker
lhave been Disguised in this very boa,
and l say il now before our worthy cap.
,ains face What. ask you, can be more
disgusting then 10 see well-dressed,
respectable, aye, vir,uous looking young
men, whose mothers are probaly even now
praying that the tender instruction by
which their youth was illuminated may
bring forth in their maturity say, to
see such young mea step up to the bar Of
this boat, and without fear of observing
eyes. or the con demnat,on Of enlightened
opinion, brszenly ask for old Dor hon or
Rye. or Monongahel= whiskey. when in
that bar they know there is very best OF
Old Cognac Brandy!'
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miscellaneous.
angular 1ieAt lstxssa . Dear and a

The latest breach Of the peace. says
the Mansfield Banner, occurred in Ply.
mouth township. in this county, hast
Tuesday. Miss Harriet Brown, daugh.
Tor Of James Brown, Esq, had gone on
the evening before to visit neighbor,
Mr. VIM Castor, and the next morning,
az she waa returning home alone, pet
deer easee years old, belonging to MIR.
Caster, ieaped over the his ID fence en-.
closing the territory, and persued her
lie overlook her about midway between
Mr. Castor's and her fathers house. and
AT once attacked her-he struck her on
the side with sufficient force to cut her
with his horn through all her outer and
nndss clothing, and drew blood.
As Miss Brown fell, she courageou.ly
took The deer by the horns aud chung 10
him, sometimes being dragged on the
ground, and at others regaining her feet,
the animal all the time striking aud cut
ting her with his feet. The deer, finding
himself fooled BY the courage Of the
brave giI. attempted another ,asdc oil
attack. and endeavored to push her
against trees, and thus shake her hold on
his horns. But it was no go-she held
On; but in the course of the struggle
the deer Tagged Miss Brown near te a
fence. at d point where ihese was a large
stack 81 s,saw placed against il on the
othes side; the poor girl, being unable
TO make herself heard in her cries for
help, and finding herself weakened from
efforts and loss Of blood, cast about her
for some source Of escape, and looking
upon the straw stack as the only safe re-
treat, aud .maneuverrg so as TO get tine
deer close up to the fence; lie, 60 Of his
horns with her right hand and tried the
'gouge game'-putting her thumb into
his eye, gave 1t hard push-;his she
hurt and frightened the beast, that as
quick as lightning he bounded back some
fifteen feet from her. and before he had
recovered from his fright sufficiently to
renew the attack, his fair antagonist had
gained the top Of the fence and froc.
thence the top of the stack, completely
foiing her adversary. From her high
position she succeeded in attracting the
attention q . aeighboy, who came 10 her
relief.
The fight lasted nearly an hour, and
at its close Miss Browns clothes were
nearly all torn of her, aud she was Gu,
in almost every part Of her body by the
hooEs OF the aniMal.
We think this lady mas courage and
address enough to taFe any circumstance
Of life "by the horns." and could share
m the adventure Of a Crockett.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-26

To the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate
within and for the County Of Han cock.
r. UMBBLY shows Clarinda Y Eaton, guar
el.dian Of Althes K, Eaton, minor and ch,ld
Of Stepen H Eaton, late Of Trenton in said
county, deceased-Thst said minor 10 inter-
eslcd in the real estate Of said deceased, sit.
usted in East Trenton, being the homestead
Of said deceased-that an advantageous offer
has been made 70: the same, to wit the
sum ;of four hundred dollars, from George
Gillpatrick Of Trenton, and that it wos:d b
for the benefit Of said minor'that her said in-
terest in said deceaseds estate should be dis
posed Of and the proceeds thereof put out and
secured 10 her on interest. Your petitioner
therefore prays that your Honor would. grant
her license to dispose Of the same accord
'ugiy. ssFeeably TO law OF this State in
such cases made and provided.
CLARINDA Y. EATON.
Ellsworth. Jan 3. 1854.
A, Court of Probate held at Ellsworth with.
in and for the county Of Hancock % the
first Wednesday Of January in the year Of
oui Lord eighteen hundred and fifty Eve.
On the faregoing Petition, Ordered:-That
the petitioner give notice TO all persons inter-
ested by causing copy Of the petition and
order Of court thereon, TO be published three
weeks succsssively in tae Ellsworth American
publshedj at Ellsworth. that they may then
appear at a Probate Court toibe held al Ells>
worth in said county Oh the lst Wednesday
Of FEBRUARY and show cause il any they have
W by the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, A F DRINKWATER, Register.
4 true copy Of the petition and order Of
A. p. DRINRWArER. Re isser
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-26
At . Court Of Probate

HsM aG nisvsssh vishia ed or the Cossay Il Han.
c<ek, - ,is IRA Wednesday 81 lsnssry, 4. D. ISIS
IN peeisisioa 81 1saHmin Dsdgs 0uaediza Of
sspAsa morrill, mlaas u PsaohscSs in aid Coaaiy
ials Of id minor In which said n,inor 10 Interested
situated 10 Rea0lscot
0ssrsdrhai fhs Petitioner give notice 10 all persons
iA(aresd byczusiag copy II this osdsr be puh,i..
- lhrs wseks excessively in the Ellsworth Assican
printed in Esvosfh, that they may sppsr a, Probate
Cusr 10 b ksld ~ Ellsworh in said county the
"wednesday VI bshssasy Saxt 81 ten Of lhe clock In
tte forenoon, and and shsw cause il arv thsy
have, vhy tbs prayer u ssld ps..oa ssssic not 10
gssntsd PAEgkk TUCK, Judse
Ai,~ss:-A.F. DelNKw1rkR, Rssis.ss.
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CAUTION.

IL ps~as sss hsesby eastiansd aeaiAsf purrhasias
"A NAE given ~ sad payable George Williams
bsars9 e 1tsy dollars. Azssl q Pam,stion No as
Oclobss ~ lS64 doe Juas 1. 1855 shs cansissasioa
81 uhieh aia rae svsa has lsihi. sAnIi by
tns slssaL WILLIAM DAvIi
ElAvosth De- q, lesa
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Dyspepsia.
DIR. G. W. HALSEY'S
GUM COATED FOREST PILLS.

The Gum Coated ForeSl Pills are designed 10 accom-
pany the Forest Wine in the cnre o. dissase, their
combined action being more searching and Elective
They are infinitely beiisr than any other Pill OF Cathas.
tic producing in all when this class
are useful q most alarming effect. They are purely
vegetable, never srips,, NAV be taken II any Time
without fear Of taking ecd hinderance from business
or dsasfeeabe effects and pass od having ths bowels
perfectly natural, which oil impsrssatsbs The rscsvs
~ and eonrnustion Of good health. Thousands can
testify to the sfsas sxcssaes u thess Pills above ali
The Forest Wine ecesmpanied BY The Forest Pills are
moes esseluai In the cure Of all ths following .om
plants
Dyspepsia, Ha1issai Cossivssess, Liver Cemplainss
Asthnsa, Piles, Obstinate headache Pimples,
B]ofcAes. aad snAsaifAy color Of tie sksR,
Jasndiee, Ass< asd Ferer, Sail RAevm.
Erysfekas, C0aeksiass iaesdeHi eslv
70 Fmsles. LasssisAiss Weak
nAss, SssM 0eeafs, Nervous
1ssorders, Genaoai ~ AeahA,
esd Impaired ssase "
TIE Consolidation.
tne tssoa Wins 10 net up in lases squars hostes With
". haiseys aans hlosn In The elas. One dollar per
bottle, o. six bottles br Five do,0Gs. Gum Coated
sssst Pull 3 eeats Box. For 10y the appointed
Aesnts, ~ Wholesale and kssAu. 0sssaal Depot, l6l
Ducnc Street, o. door from Hudson, New Yoyk.
Agents-C G. Peek Ellsworth : r.
Moody. Belfast Guild l. He'll, Bangor;
aud BY druggists ihroughou. the U. s.
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45robute lutirrs.

To the Hon. Parker 7Sek, Judge Of
Probate. rithin ssd for tie County 81
Hancock.
Humbly shows Henry Whiting Guardian
Of Benjamin F. Simmons, Mary F. Sim.
mons, Sarah l.. Simmons aud Rebeca T.
Simmons, minors and children Of Ben.
jamin Simmons. late Of Ellsworth in said
county deceased-That the said minors
are interested in the real estate Of said
deceased, situated in said Ellsworth and
Dedham, being the Tannery and lot con.
nec,ed, being 3 acres and 63 rods in
said Ellsworth and 500 acres wild land
in Dejham, also 100 acres in Ellsworth
of wild land; that advantageous offers
have been made for the same, to vii the
sum of eight huodsea and 6fiy dollars BY
A. Il p. Austin Of said Ellsworth, for the
two first mentioned lots, and twenty. five
dollars by Robert Mason for the last
mentioned lot, and that it would be for
the benefit Of said minors, that said in
terest in said deceased's estate should be
disposed Of, and said offers Immediately
accepted and the proceeds thereof pu,
out, and secured to them on interest
Your petitioner therefore prays tina, your
Honor would gran, him license 70 dis.
posd Of the same accordingly, aSreeably
to a law Of this State, in such cases made
aud provided.
HENRY WHITING.
At Court Of Probate
Holden at Ellsworth, within and for the coun.
~ Of Hancock, on the first Wednesday Of
Dec. in the year Of or kesd eighteen
hundred and fifty four.
On the foregoing Petition:
Ordered. That the pciitioass give astiee
thereof to the heirs of said discussed asA tc
| all persons interested in said estate BY causing
a copy Of the pelisiea and order Of couri
thereon,to be published in the Ellsworth Amer
lean, printed in Ellsworth. in said County
three weeks successlveIy, that they may ap.
peariat Probate Cosri 10 be holden AZ Ellis.
worth in said county. on the FIRST Wednes-
day of February, next. At ten O'Clock in the
forenoon, aud shew cause il any they have
why the prayer OF said petition, should moi
be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attcss--A =. DRINK WATER, Reg,
true copy ofthe Petisies and order Of cour,
thereon.
Auest-A. F. DRlNKWATER, Reg
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-26
Administrators Notice.

The sshsedees hssshy gives psblie ssaes TO eli ssn.
ssif ths trust Of % adnIarssos Of he eststs Of -.
ard Jarvis late 81 SURkY, 10 ~ county Of
.aceck deceived, BY giviag saad - the lsu directs
No. thefesoss fsquesls I'll Who Gro indebted 70 tn
aid dees.ssds esas,s, 70 make Immediate paymssi and
thsss having bills thsssoa. exhibit III s.me Or ss,.
ueassai.
LEONARD .. JARVIS.
Sussy Dscsmhsr 8, l5sa.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-26
Administrations Not,ce.

The suhscstbse hereby eIvss public ssses 10 oil con
spss hissh IL trust Of ~ s3ssisaraaee a shs .
i.aa Of kias l. Hniahkiaa eas q Ovhnd u ~ Cosnt,
cssaecaek ~ Uvss bsad = In lav dsscss b
tnessne rnqne 81 peeoas vAe are inohAd y The sat
decs.nsds sssats 70 aks laasdsss paymsat snd ihos
Who have any dsaaads tAsssen 70 sxAfbi ths zane 6o
sestlenssnl.
GILMAN CRANE
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-26
I" N d Among tue fbahy ppfuIF
PATENT MEDICINES,
may be found the celebrated
MexicGn Mustang Linimeni.
HANCOCK
Mutual Insurance Co.

HAVING fcs tis hsstss security Of said Company re
- esivsd advance Pfemism aoss we'll sscured 10 h,
amount Of over sixty thousand dollars are
take risks vessels their cargoes freghts aud OF
Marine risks including fishing and their Out
aaihsif usual rsles. II. WILLIAMS, President
CaAGLss K. TmpBH, Ssesssasy.
Castins, Dec. 30, 1859.
Directors.
wIAs.ns, SAsuRL ADAMS,
wAllAn WnneR0, SAMUEL NovBs
Joss Dsnsssa, WILLIAM jaws,
J. H. CHAMBERLAIN. Agent.
At ELLSWORTH BAN
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MEDICAL DISCOVERY.
The Greatest Of the Age f! n

Mr.. KENNEDY Of Roxbury has discovered In one or
ous s,snm"a pasture .ss.is, remedy that
EVERY KIND or HUMoR, from the ~orst serofala
down 70 common Pmple He has tried IL in ever mo-
his possession over two hsadsed csrses,ss Of n. 10
oh within twenly miles ef Bosom.
Two bottles are warranted 10 cure q puruins sors
mouth. Wv
Oss tAsss hDailss viii cure shs wsss kud Of pip,s.
Two 70 thsss bsssles viii esa. the y.,e sf hin.
The mouth and stomach. ,
Thfss 10 I've sos,ies warranted 70 cure the vc,s;
the ey0 "
TX bottles are ..,rsnss to running In The ear.
-Four 10 sig bottles warranted eurs eotrup, and
unnins ulcets
One hotils viii cure seAy srsqtions Of the skin.
Two 10 three bottles warranted 70 cure The worst
case Of ring worm.
Two 10 Tires hotties warranted 10 cure the mos,
rhfse TO six ooiiiss are warranted 10 rheum
~; :" eight bottles will cure The very case
bsash, |. always s.p.sisaeed from The sra bottle.
To thnes who are subject 10 Q sieh headache one bo
~ vi .iwsy' care T. Il gives grea. relisrn ea,Ar
live fs ysaes and have been regulated By H. Where III
ody 2 sosn works quite easy, but ~hsss tAsrs any
ass.aesaee. q .hs iSnesiSos of ssssss win cause
.vsys di.ppsar 10 fto. iosr ~ % v.ss There !.
.syss I'D rsssis from ,-on ,ks ceatrssy vhsn the
ss 4 yss =: =. ys:, II:
thss ever naa lisssssd y.
No change Of diss ever nscsssary Has sAs hes, YOU
III. |. % e.ssiS H.. Il H. HAY, Druggist, Portland
MEDICAL DISCOVERY fsr i6s STATE OF MANI.
a 81 ;s'' * 6sSS ;: @
~ 10 Rsckspon ~ Z. H. Parker.
Aesai &s AisSouk BY c. @. PECK.
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GOOD BOOKS BY MAIL.
PUBLISHED BY
R0ULERS AND WELLS,
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postage in advance, fifty per cen. is
saved to the purchaser. All letters con.
tanning orders should be postpaid, and
directed as follows:
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\ GOOD assortment of BOOTS,
"A SHOES and RUDBERS, Just re.
ee'ved aud for sale by N. HALE.
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AT a Court Of Probate

Az SO0tt VI 7 IO00t8
Holden at Ellsworth within and for the coun.
ty Of Hancock on the FIRST "Wednesday Of
December in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and fifty tour.
.EOHN CHASE Of Bucksport' named ex.
Oecutor IN a certain instrument parpor,ias
to be the last will and Testament Of Nathaniel
Chase late Of Bucksporti in said county de-
ceased having presented the same fos Pre-
bate:
Ordered.--That the said executor give no.
tice TO oil persons interested by causing alcopy
of this order TO be Published three v eeAs sue.
cessivcly in the Eiiswssth American printed al
Ellsworth. that they may appear At Probate
Court to be holden 1t D@cksposs in said county
on the hsss "Wednesday Of February nsxt, ii
ten u the clock 10 the fsssseoa, and shew
cause, il any they have, Why The said instru-
me"' should :os b lssved. approved asd A.
lowed a. the Last will ed testament Of said
deceased:
PARKER ruck. Judge.
Az. 5kiNKWXreR.. Register.
II . Cosst Of Psobaae
held At Eilswssth siahin and fss he county
Of Haaeock - the fsss Wednesday Of De.
ce~ess.ia tAs year efess Lord sishses. hun.
dsed ssd Say fsus.
Chrissa Al 4ogIase nannsa Execusrix
on certain Instrument pssposting 70 be
the last will and tsslaasas of James
Mograge u. late Of Castiae u ssjd eosa.
~ deceased. havias pssssnssd he name
C o! s."' 4... ii. ...s.... nv. ..,ie.
thssssf 70 al Psssoss iasssssssd by causing
copy Of tAss order 70 - pshishsd three
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CANARY SEED for sale BY
~ NJ. HALE.