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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-08-24

10 the Lion. Court Of County of County Com.
n,n Tor the County of Penobsco, and
HE inhabitants Of the town Of lgo,dcr a, :.
y town meeting. held on the 4,h day Of Au.
suss. 1890, called for the purpose of chocsing
Committee to petition the County Commits.
Honer Of the County Of Penobscot and Han.
COCK. at your August term at Bangor, to dis.
soht'nue certain road rs laid out Jointly by
sa'd commissioners, leading from Georges
corner. $50 cailed) in Holden, County Of Pen.
ty Of Hancock.
an pursuance TO vote of the town, we the
undersigned, believing that the opening of said
road will not be for the public conycninee. ns
There are two other parallel roads leading to
the same termini. Therefore your humble
petitioners would request that your Honorable
oody would examine said route and discontin
ue said road. II In your opinion the public will
suHer no inconvenience by so doing H. after
examining said route. your honorable BODY
should not see tit to discontinue said road, then
said petitioners request that YOU would make
an alteration IN said road road. And as in
duty bound would ever pray.
J. FOGG, Selectmen
MANCHESTER, Of Holden.
Russell HART. Town Agent.
X. FREEMAN, Town CLERK.
STATE OF MAINE.
rehobscot, -. Cour, of County Comfy Com
mis.ioncrs, August Term, 1855.
pom the foregoing petition, it is considered
oy the Commissioners that the petitioners arc
responsible and that they ought TO DC heard
touching the matter set forth in their petition,
and thcrtoce order that the County Commits
sioncrs meet at Georges Tavern in Holden, on
Tuesday the ninth day of October next a, ten
OF the clock in the forenoon. and thence pro-
coed to view the route mentioned IN said peti-
iion immediately after which view, hearing
OF the parties and witnesses will be had Mt SOME
convenient place in the vicinity. and such
further measures taken in the premises as the
Commissioners shall judge proper. And it Is
further
Ordered, That notice of the time. place and pur-
pose Of the commissioner Meeting aforesaid
be given to all persons and corpora,ious inter
s-fcd by serving a,tcstcd copies Of the petition
and this order thereon upon the clerks of the
towns OF Holden and Dcdham. and
and upon the Chairman OF the County
Commissioners of the roun,y OF Hancock
By posting UP a;;csted copies as aforesaid. IN
three public places in each Of said town and
thirty days a. least before the
time appointed for such view; and by publish
ins the petition aad order thereon, three weeks
successively III the Bangor JctTcr.onian, a
newspaper printed in bangor. and
IN the Ellsworth American 4 newspaper
published IN Ellsworth, in the comfy ct
Hancock. the first publication 10 tothrty DAYS
a, least before the time appointed for "a view;
tia, all persons and corporations Interested
may attend and be heard il they think ht
Atiest. NATHAN WESTON. Jg.. Clerk.
\ true copy Of the petition and ordci there
on,-At,t>t.
= NATHAN WESTON. Clerk.
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HERE II Is At LAST.
he Great Improvement of the Age !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-16

VICTIMS OF SPIRITUALIsM.-Ther have
been three victims of Spiritualism brought
10 the Hamilton County Lunatic ASYLUM
within the past three weeks. The ply
sician of the Asylum, DIR. J. j. Quinn.
has been astonished at some of the reye-
laiions made from the world of spirits.
One Of the three patients alluded TO saws
he has had instructions from some of the
spirits to engage in the Herculean labor
of preparing three works on Theology,
Demonology aud Sorcery. The view he
takes of Demonology is, that the Devil
COMES in his real shape on earth, and
enters into regular open contract with
certain individuals to perform certain
acts; and in the case Of sorcery or Witch.
craft, some of his imps come OIL earth,
and make kind of indirect contract, by
which people are enabled TO bewitch
others who arS placed under his direct
power without their knowing it. All
this he says has been revealed to him.
Cincinnati commercial.
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United States Patent Omce,

hA@HIEGf0S, jan. 1s, 1854
an the petition Of J SSs REED, of Marsbf-ld,
~ Msssa;hussits, praying for the extension OF a
rstent granted to him tee 10th Of April, le4l,
TO. improvement in "pumps," f,r seven years from
the expiration # SAID patent. which takes place
on tns 10th day Of April, eighteen hundred and
atty Eve Q865:)
It's ordered, that the eed petition be beard al
me Patent Office on Monday, the ~ day of April,
next, at II O'clock m; and all persons ore notified
to appear and show cause, if any they have why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
in the Patent Office their objections spet aIy Set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the day
of hearing; al testimony filed by either party 10 be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules of this Once
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the ed
March 1865; depostions and other papers relied up
on as testimony must he filed in the Office on or be-
fore the morning of thst day; the arguments, il
any Within te. days thereafter.
Ordered, aso that this notice be published IN the
Union, Intelligencer and Evening Star, Wasbirpton
d. c., Peansylvanisn, Pbiladelph Pa, Scientific
American, New York: and the Poet, Boston, Mass.
once week for three successive weeks preyiour to
the "a of April next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
P.s.-Edtors OF the above papers will please cors
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with pa
per containing this notice. jan 10-W3w
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O. Some one thinks that s'too much
has lately been said by many persons
and journals concerning ladies running
their husbands by extravaganza, in buy
ing dresses and other expensive articles"
He says that mot once has the use OF to-
bacco, cigars, and liquors, by gentlemen,
been alluded to, which am sure is quite
as an important an item as ladies silk
dresses y This is fair hit. The value
of the cigars imported into the United
States in the fiscal yesr 1853, was S3.-
81 ,035, and of unmanufactured tobacco
about 81 ,000, 900 more in value was i'm
ported. And the tobacco and cigars
which pass through the custcm-house is
but small proportion indeed, of the
quantity consumed in this country. The
value OF the liquors imported during the
same year was 81 ,lSS,820.
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ExPEC led NEW YEAR Presents.

az ali the branches of business conducted in this
~ city, drrceries, perhaps, Of al oths rs afford this
smslss, prc6ts and should have the preference for
cash, ana no one Ia tia; business can continue If
his customers not prompt in settlement by short
notes or c4sh Desrous of closing up for TIE past
earnestly request sl who sre indebted to cali aud
settle vi hoUu delay.
1 will further give notice that all future bills
which may be contracted with me must be N ade
with refer 70, and with the dis inc understand
log that thsy are 10 be e.cssd )nth y by cash or
notes at 30 days. which have prepared for the pun.
poee, excsPt uch Of my old Gust ,mers who have 81.
ways bssn prompt. I NJ. P KING.
dee Tiff
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United States Patent once.
hi IN JQEE

\
ON the petition of EBENxzsR BEARD. If New Sha
~ ron, Maine, praying for the extension Of a pat
ent granted TO him On the 10th Ct April, 184l for
an improvement in "Prpp.liers," for reven years
from the expiration of said patent which taxes place
on the 10th day of April, eighteen hundred and fiji
ty-fve:
1t is ordered that the said petition be hesrd at the
Patent office on Monday. the 10th day Ct March
next, at IL o'clock m; and all persons notified
to appear ard show cause, ii any they have. why
said petition ought not to he granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
e In the Patent Office their objections specially set
forth In wriL at least twenty days before the day
of hearing all testimony filed by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules Of the Office,
which will be furnished ON application.
The testimony in the casa will be closed on the
18th day of March depostions and other papers
liet on as testimony must he filed in the Office or
before the ming Of that day; the arguments, il
any within ten days thereafter
Ordered nlso that this notice be published in the
Union, Intelligencer, and Evening Star, Washing
ton, D. c.; Evening Argus, Philadelphia, Pa; scien.
tifc American, New York; Pat lot and State Gazette
Concord, New Hampshire, q week for three
successive weeks previous to the Goth day Of april
next, the day Of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
P.s.-Editors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with pa
per containing this notirs jan ll-Th3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-16

HARD TIMEs.-The New York Tribune,
OF thursday, says: The pews in DIR.
Adams's new Presbyterian church, in
Madison square, were sold last night.
The aggregate premiums ON about thirty
five of the most desirable amounted TO
$45 900. Lucius B Cowan lad the first
choice, paying Sl,657-S357 above the
valuation. The annual renting of the
pews, for one year, in Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher's church, in Brooklyn, took place
on Tuesday evening. One hundred and
seventy-eight seats were taken at pre-
MUM Of 81, ,343. The amount of rent,
with the premiums, exceeds $4,000.
With the rent of the remaining seats in
the rear o! the church, and in the galle-
~, the annual revenue will be about
81, 600"
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W0MANSS REvENGE-A BIT OF Pa.
RI$IaN GOSSIP.

hI$IAN GOSSIP.
The following bit of Partisan gossip
is from the correspondence of the Courier
Des Etats ms:
"A brilliant marriage was celebrated
the other day at the Madeleine. Many
equipages stood at the door of the church
during the ceremony. Crowds OF curious
idlers mingled among the invited guests.
There was reason for the throng and for
the curiosity. The marriage was the
denoueplent OF a comedy which has pro-
duced great sensation i'll the Fauboxrg
st. Honore. A Woman Avenged should
be the title of this historical comedy.
The heroine Of the comedy was not
widow disciplined to the trials Of life,
though this history might lead us to sup
pose it. She was IN the fresh bloom OF
youth and dazzling beauty. Add to
these advantages good intellect, a
modest but comfortable dowry, and you
will understand that the young lady
could not want lovers. She had one
whom we will call M. Felix, who had
succeeded in inspiring her with a strong
affection, which he seemed to share, or
rather did share, though his love could
not stand the test to which it was subse-
quently exposed.
NJ Felix bad a very modest fortune,
with which he with difficulty maintained
his position in the aristocratic world.
This, probably, had something to do
with the facility with which be yielded
to the sentimental possion. No hope
gilded his horizon, no inheritance was
promised in the future. Was he not
right in accepting the quiet, peaceable
happiness which Was offered to him in a
marriage with young and beautiful
woman, loving and beloved ! But, sud
denly his horizon became illuminated:
an unexpected fortune presented itself
NJ. Felix had q near relative who was
very poor, an old uncle, who lived with
great economy on a small annuity. This
uncle, by singular concurrence of cir
cumStanceS, found himself in possession
of considerable sum. He was sixty
years old, and his family was limited to
this single nephew; NJ. Felix was then
heir to from forty to fifty thousand liyres.
His position in the aristocratic world was
changed. He appeared then in all the
splendor, and was surrounded with all
the attentions belonging to the heir of
large fortune. His marriage appeared
mSpid 70 him in. comparison with the
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UNDERTAKE..

W0DLD RESPECTFULLY return my thsnks to the
i citizens Of Wellington and i.z vicinity for their
past pas-onsSe and say that owing to tbs FREQ mt
calls in the Undertaking branch Of my bssiness.
have bssn in1ucsd to discontinue ths manufactures
UNDERTAKING. i have spared 90 pains to hsve
every thing that is requisite to my business and
an therefore fully prepared to meet soy order ste.
. feS moments notice, sad assure those who may
give me call that Will spare pains ts carry out
their oIdsfs to their entire satafestion.
JAMES Z. HARVEY.
No. 40, fth st., between G and II.
n. B.-csl ATTENDED 20 ct I'll hoaTe Of tbe njca.
mar 2-ly
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SUPERIOR HARPS.

NYE have this day received very superior tousd
w HARP, from III, celebrst "a Parisi IN maui,
faitarsrs Doasry, who rec, lived the highest pre-
MUM for Rsrps At the great exhibition In L ndon,
1851.
Persons des'rcus Of purchasing. ~ giving rs a
call hays fhe opportunity TO oban one Of the above
uBriSs I'D ms I'm ne. HlLBU5 HIFZ,
nu ie Depot, cor Pa. avenue, lith and D sts..
dec 10
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on marriage, its duties and disqualification. snd
their remedies; with Autographs, Illustrating taa
anatomy sad physiology, and diseases OF the repro
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remedies for those self inctsl niseries aud disap
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Price Is cents per cnp7 or6ve copies for one do!-
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Nothirg has been said of the interior.
But much can be, may it please you, and
should it please you, will be. Yet 1 do
not promise my "leaves" tn order. Take
them, therefore, as they come, and ar
range, if ycu choose.
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MUSIC T0R BALLS, PARTIES, &C.
. L. F. w. WERER

EsPECTFULLY INFORMS HIS FRIENI,S and
IL former pstrnns that he cDntnues to attend
BALLS, PARTIES, &C., with his we'll orgarized
BAND Of scientific NJ usicians
He VIII introduce ali the new and fashionable
Music $50
An accomplished Pianist furnished If desired.
A9 Orders left at Hiibus & Hitz' Music Depot,
Gsutier's or Mlers Confect tionsry Stores, at my
residence, near Gen H.ndersons, Navy Yard, viii
meet with prompt attention. nov 96-2m
~ BEAUTIFUL WORK BOXEo " =.
i q 16rosswoed and papisr naehs Desks
10 sups Pianos -N,
"A Tlton's Guitars
2 hie Pspier mache Side Fables
1a dozen asserted Victims
In adiition t, Card Cases, Porte Mcnnaies
Chiifrhn's Toys, Beautiful Vesee, and q host Of
FkheysaSnls all suitable for P:ts,nts.
JNO. u. ELLIS, 81
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E>INELY BOUND EDITIONS AMERICAN AND
1 E3gli,h, OF Burns, Byron, Campbell, scott, Bry.
aat, sodthsy dslleck, Long eliow, Wordsworth,
many others of the most est epnsd English and
american poets, most OF ,hem imported from Lon.
dol by tne undsrsigned; some OF the miniature
ornsmentcd and illustrated. -
teczo FRANCK TAYLOR
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HEAR THE ESS!
RIGHTEOUS vERrICr!
RHEUMATISM, COUGH, AIN IN SIDE, &c.
NM ONDERFUL cure after Fix years suffering of
w one of the most highly spectable-citizens OF
Maryland.
Prejudice and skepticism can't stand before the
many cures made by Hampton's Vegetable Tine
ture.
KENDALL's GROVE, Montgomery Co, Md !
December 2, 1854
Messrs. Mortimer T.. Mo,cbray:
Gentemen-In 1874 had what my doctors called
a violent and combined attack Of Chrome Rheuma-
tlsn and Gout, from which was confined to my
bed for three months. | had the very best ptiys-
Grams, who tried other various remedies, none Of
when gave me any permanent relief. Not having
case from pain day or night, became much cmaci
atcd ; my whole system Il mass OF disease, literally
speaking, from the crown Of my he ID 10 the sole
my feet. had to Mobile about-Dost If The time
confined to the house; at times so helpless that
had to be assisted to my bed. was also afflic ed
with dreadful cough, great shortness of breath,
sore throat, palpitatlon of the heart, Rn pain in my
side so bad could not lay on it, My appetite en-
trely failed Inc. gave up all hopes of being restored
to healtl, again. continued thus to suffer on from
1874 to looQ period Of six years. At this time nv
daughter sa~sat her grandnother's pamphlet, with
numerous certificates of cures made by Dr. Hamp-
toms Vegetable Tincfure.
knew some Oi those who certified To cures Ter
formed on themselves and friends. 1 was resolved
to give il trial. | informed my d0cior OF il. He
objected; but my sufferngs 80 great hat pro-
cured one bottle, and, before had taken the whole
OF it, l felt much relief, which encouraged me 10
perseyere After taking the second bottle was
better than for the past six years, my appetite rc
turned-cough, pain in the side shartncss of bca'h
&c, nearly all gone. | continued Using this Won
derful medicine until had taken seven bottles, ac-
cordiB. to the directions; and am happy to say
lampton's Tincture, and that alone restored me 10
perfect health, which has continued up to this time
IA period Of three years. am IN the 65th year of
my age. | weighed yesterday 26e Tbs. and | never
felt better in my life One Of my neighbors was al
so affected, like myself with Rheumatism, &c. He
has also been restored by the Tincturs heard nt
other cases; bur / am satisfied this Tinctpr.. it
tried, will speak for itself My only object in de-
scribing 70 you nfy suferHgs and the way obtained
relief is d in.:uce the afflicted to try fhis Tfcsure
which has, under the blessings of God done 50 much
for me.
Yours, respectfully,
HENRY GATHER.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures of
Cough, Bronchitis, rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys-
pep-ia Nervousness and General Weakness. As a
female medicine for delicate children we believe
il unequailed.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOWBRAY. l4O Ba,ti-
more street, Baltimore, and 304 Broadway, N. York
CHAs. ST0TT & Co., J. b. MOORE. d. B. CLARKE,
CLARKE & BOwLING, w. ELLIOT. and II McPHER-
SON, Washington also, by X. 5. F. CT Sell, George
town; and c. C. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gis!s everywhere. jan Str
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UNDERTAKES, &c.
CABINET MAKER & UNDERTAKE

SAcsAsnA NhnHh q ONDGhIAkEh.
NNHs undersigned would respectfully inform his
friends, eoqasintsnces, and the public generally
tnAs ne stl continues to execute all orders In his
nno OF business in the best manner and ut the short
est potice.
EEPAIRsE9 neatly and promptly executed
FU ERhLS attended to ut
tbs ehortset Notice, and In the best ussszZz1559
manner. RoGics prcserred is tie mess pez1ees xf.s
BeT, eges ts The s01Tm<ss ,sentAsr.
~ thankful for past fsvors, he would respectfully
solicit and VIII sndesyor to merit o contipusnes Of
the same. ANTHONY BUOHLY,
Pa. avs, g. eide, between 9th and 10th stS.
Residence: 8r. Martins, No. 3e6, D st-eet, tnird
houss east o. 7th street EAr lily
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AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS.

IU5f received one Of Neill, Dnrop 4 Co.'s nrst pre-
81 MUM Pianos, spisaiid instrument in tone
and beauty Of Workmanship. Gail and examine for
yourselves Neill, Uurop Co.'S Pianos received the
frst premium q. the a:ssxhibit on Of the Maryland
Institute over all competitors
dec III HILBUS 4 HITZ, Agents
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COFFIN WAREROOM, &c.

WILLIAM PLANT Il CO, IN
Vllfez.x2E121 Observation-Disclosures 4lS Sew.
enth street, between aud Fl streets. Intermenta
procured in any grounl or cemetery. Collins, Gaps,
ehreuds, Carriages, Hsarre, and every article for
interme1ts Of ths best quality furnished at short
notice, on the msst reasonable tsrms, and at al
hours of the night. Having the exclusive right of
Crumps Patent Corpse Preserver, We guarantee to
keep tie dead for any length of time. &C lift
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CAKES FOR CHRISTMAS.

HAHAANJ TO1S OI1ISINI WaJ.
Vie subscriber has a large and varied assort-
msns OF Cakes aud Pastry for the Chssmas lIol.
idays Especial attention is called to the ouasy as
Well as to the variety Of the supply.
piumb, Pound, Jelly, sponge ami Tea Cake
Mince, Apple, Cranberry and other Pastries con-
stanlly on hand.
Fresh Bread, biscuit, Bunns, ana Rusk every even.
ing in time for tea.
The public are invited to call and exsmine before
purchasing elsewhere.
CHAS W. HAVENNER,
O'treet, between A. and Sixth streets.
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JOHN II. BUTHMANN.

UOI1N II. DU lHMANN,
I IMPORTER AND DEALER IN WINE. BRAN
l. dy, Cigars, &C., Penpsy lvania svenue, south sids
btween L ant Sixth streess has rec ived 1is full
stock and u sor.ment Of the above, c,nsist,ns in
part Of
in qts and pts, different brands
grea. vari 'ty of Rhine Wine, ZONE of 1t spa k.
- ling
Also, St Perry sparkling red aud white Claret, at
lrices from s. 90 per dozen to the highest or.
And Numerous other kinds of Wine
Also, very superior Cognse pale and dark: Scheid-
am Gin, Jamai a Rum fine old Whiskey.
Irish Malt, Coz 1i.ls, and Havana Cigars.
den i0-2aW6H
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Porches, too, with sweetest of vines,
and balconies, we have at lvywall.
"We!" Certainly "we!"
g 1t is not gOoi for man TO be alonen
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DETITEs HIsTOIKE5 peUR LES RNFANTs,
l. par Blanchard
Abeeedsire dss Engf,nts, illustre
Nouveau Theatre 0es Dsmoisellss, par NINE. Bcis
goDtier
Alphabet iliuftrse des Jeux d, PEnfance
Petits Contes mis- en4actien, illustres
Contes ct Histories pour les EHfants, par NJ. A.
B anchari
Nouveiles Petit Histories
Abecedaire Francois, 800 gravures
The above and many other French books for
youth o. every age, Imported from Paris direct
dec 20 FKANOK TAYI0R