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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

a RlCH Book Messrs Stringer and
Townsend, have in press The memoirs
Of James Gordon Bennett and his Times"
by Journalist. This book promises
to be Il full history Of d man and journal
equally remarkable and notorious, as
well as "show up" of contemporary
journalism, for period OF thlrtyfye
years. We have a strong suspicion as
To VINO the author is, and there is no
question but he has abundant material
II Mr Bennett will unbosom himself. for
work OF exceeding in,erest.-Whatever
verdict future tune may, pass on the life
and character of the lIerald's Tres onsi-
bic" it cannot he denied that Jane Cor
den Bennett has made a stir and mark,
in his day and generatlon.-Boas,.lg his
advantage over his Editorial brethren, in
the fact that God has given him such o.
Equities of natural VISION, that he can
behold heaven and earth the sumo glance,
he has not lived with his eyes shut, but
has well illustrated his famous country
mans lines
- chiefs amang ye takn' noles,
And faith he'll prert 'em -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09
1t q Court Of Probate

ilo!denat Ellsworth within aud FOR The county
of Hancock, Oh the FIRST "Wednesday OF
Feb. in the year oipur Lore eighteen I.nn
dred and fifty five.
A MOS ALLEN, Jr. Executor OF the
n! last VIII and testament AMOS
ALLEN late of B!uehii in said county
demonstrating presented the same for Pro.
bate:
Ordered; Thut the executor give notice
thereofto all persons interested by causing Il
copy of THIS order to be published three
weeks succcssvely in the t,!lsw orth Amefican
printed at EIswortb that they may appear III
a Probate Court to be held al Bu.i.iiI IN sa d
county, on The first "Wednesday Of July hex;
at ten of the clock in the forenoon and si.ew
cause if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
a true copy, Attest:
6 FDRINRWhTER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

Terrible EVENT. The Chicago Press
gives the details OF a terrible event
which happened on the prar'es during
the late SNOW storm. Two families,
numbering ten persons, moving from
Southern Indiana to Northern Illinois,
arrived at Oxford, Ind, on the Saturday
before the storm. On Monday they re-
sumed their Journey. A few days ago, a
man passing over Tie praries, five miles
from Oxford, came upon sight which
filled HIN with horror. The carcasses Of
two oxen from which the slscera had
been removed, lay upon the ground, In
side of one oil them were the frozen bod
les OF four children, and IN the otuer
was the frozen corpse Of the mother with
a nursing infant at her breast. Under
the snow was heap OF ashes IN winch
the iron of the wagons showed that the
party had broken them up, and burned
them up, and burned everything they
had III them, IN the effort to save their
lives. Not far from this spot was found
the body OF the other woman OF the party
partly concealed III a SHOW DRIFT, and
near her one OF the men. The two 9TH
er men had not been found. II is sup
posed that the party became involved in
the snow drifts, lost their presence of
mind, and after yainly trying TO shelter
The women and children in the bodies OF
the slaughtered oxen, the men went oil
on ii search for the town they had left.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

The fire at Col Ben'on's house in
Washington on Tuesday evening. de.
s,royed all his manuscripts, including
part Of the Thirty Years in the U S
Senate, and much of the material for
completing the work, consisting of the
original correspondence of earlier presi-
dents end public men.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

COMMUNICATIVE Providence
Tribune, says OF Congress just closed =
AS this congress has ived a curse, we
trust it has died a blessing. Few will
mourn its existence Many leave Wash.
,ng,on neper to so there again, at the
public expense
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09
At a Court of Probate

Held al Bucksport within and for the County Of Han.
cock on the third "Wednesday Of January A. D. 1850
WILLIAM HOPKINS Administrator of the estate
w Of Martha Clay late of Bluehiu in said County
deceassd-havl &c presented his first account OF Admin.
lsiiation upon said estate for Probate.
OrleredThal the tyesn tor give notice to all parsons
interested by causing acopy OF this order to be publ
ed lhree weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Ellsworth Aeriean
Court 10 be held Ellsworth in said county on III. "a
Wednesday, Of April rext, at len of the clock ia
the forenoon, and and shaw Cause if any they
nave Why The same snaui not he allowed.
gftNal- PARKER =ff''K : DIN
Auest-A. FRiNk cEs Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

Alta Court of Probate held ut Ellsworth with
in and for the county of Hancock on the
first "Wednesday of February in the year OF
our Lord eighteen hundred aud fifty five
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered: That
the petitioner give notice 10 all persons inter
ested by causing a copy of the petition and
order of court thereon, 10 be published three
weeks successively in tue Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth, that they may then
appear at Il Probate Court to be held q, Ells>
worth in said county on the md Wednesday
of April next and show cause il any they
have why the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest, A DRINK WATER, Register.
A true copy Of the petition and order 0.
court thereon, attest
A. F. DRlNXWATEE, REGISTER.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

GRAHAM for March has a steel engray.
ing Of Washington; wood engravings -
Washington taxing leave Of his mother,
and Washington as a farmer. The arti-
cles are from the pens Of our most distin-
guished writer's, and OF character to in.
terest and instruct.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

HE DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR BILL.
The bill which has just passed Congress
under the auspices of MIR Perkins of
LOUISIANA in the House, and of Mr. MAJ
son in the Senate, the National lntell-
gencer says is considered measure OF
great Importance. 1t equalizes the sala-
ries Of our diplomatic representatives
and is expected to add to their efficiency;
and in the Consular branch will correct
many abuses hereto lore considered gre
vous. 1t proposes to give the following
salaries, with no outfits
TO Enjoys Extraordinary and Minis.
tiers Penipoten,ary To Great Britain
Sl7 900, France $4,000; Spain. Rus
STA, Austria and Prussia $I2,000; Swift
zerland, Rome, Naples, Sardinia, Bel
GUM, Holland, Portugal, Denmark and
Sweden S7.5o0 each; Turkey 1879, 90;
China $4,000; Brazil Sl2,0OO; Peru
$4,000; Chill 5000; Argentine Repub.
lie, New Grenada, Bolivia, Ecuador,
Venezuelan, Guatemala, and Nicaragua.
$500; Mexico Sl2 900.
tOC1ittutiCS VI Ley dtioii uiC W pC pau
as follows: to Great Britain $3.50;
France and SPAN 50 $50; Russia, Aus
tria, Prussia $4,000; Switzerland, Rome,
Naples, Sardinia, Belgium, Holland Por.
tugal, Denmark, Sweden, Chill, Argen-
tine Republic, New Grenada, Bolivia,
Ecuador, Venezuela, Guatemala and
Nicaragua Sl,5U0; Baazil, Peru and
Mexico $1,000. A commissioner to The
Sandwich Island is to receive an annual
compensation of $1,000, an interpreter
10 the mission to China So 500; aud a
dtagornan to the mission TO Turkey, 3d.
6UU.
Consuls are TO have fixed salaries, and
some OF them are TO be confined to con-
suiar business alone. Others are to have
small salaries and be allowed to engage
in commerc ial pursuits.
None OF these officers are to receive
compensation until they have reached
their respective posts aud entered upon
their official duties. Citizens of the IT,
nlted States alone to be appointed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

u A lady of rank complaining that
her husband was dead to fashionable
ADJUSTMENTS, lie replied, "But then nv
dear, you mike me alive to the expea-
eS.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09
At a Court Of Probate

Holden ut Ellsworth within and for the COIN
~ Of hancock on the first Wednesday, OF
February in the year Of our f.otd eighteen
hundred and fifty FIVE.
r.. HAIRLESS JARVIS named executor n Il
certain instrument E.Hrporting 10 be The
last viii uad testament Of Leanard JARVIS
'lte Of Sarry in said county deceased Is.
latvc to the estate o. the a!o Theodore
Jones, deceased, having presented the Sam
for Probate:
rd,--That the said executor give no
tice to all persons interested by causing II copy
%. this order to be published three wress sue
cessrvelv in the Ellsworth American printed al
Ellsworth. that they may appear al Probate
Court To be holden AT Eilsw orlh in said county
on the 2nd "Wednesday Of April next, u,
ten OF the clock in the forenoon, and show
cause if ANY they have, Why th- SAID instru-
menl should not be proved, approved and nI-
lowed As the last Will and testament Of SAID
deceased
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy,-Attest,
6 A. +. DRlAk WATER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09
prohutr Notitrg.
Administrators Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice all CON
cerned that she has been duly appointed and taken upon
herself the Of admnis Of the estate
of Ben jamin Garland late Of Ellsworth in the
county Of Hancock deceased by giving bonds the law
reefs; She therefore requests all persons irebed said
deceaseds estate make immediate ymant and those
vine have any denasds thereon exhibit the for
settlement. SYRENA GARLAND
Ellsworth March 2, 1855.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09
AT a Court of Probate

Held al tlisworh within and Tor tie county rc Hancock
en- the HIST "Wednesday nj Decem in the year OF our
Lord eieAsen hundred aud and fity Eur
( N.AEiNSA MOGRAuE qlnr,l exs,.trtx an ! car
~ tam hsrnin"at pArp0rting he ihs last viii ana
Testament e James h'srase it, lac at C,stne ia sand
Nrdered, That tho executor give malice thereof :, ali
persons interested by Casing copy Of his order "a, he
published three weeks succcS=ycls in the EIlsportb
American printed at Ellsworth That la.y man apura nj
Probate Cougt To be held at Elis ganh in said c,,,
on the snd wednesday, OF ApI ,sn ri the cnr
~ 'ae iafenoon Tad shew cagse il aay they a>ye ~ IN
the said instrument shouii he proved approved m1
allowed as the last will aud testame oF "a ddrrrss,S
PARKER TUCK Judge.
true copy,-At,est,
A F DRiNKWATER Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09
MARRIAGES.

In Frankfort, March 3d,by Rev. S. II, Hayes
MIR George w Mansur of Bangor, to Miss
Lucinda d Tibbetts of Frankfort
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09
To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge Of
Probate for the County of Hancock.

~ RESPECTFULLY represents Hiram Morse
~ of Boston in the County of Suffolk and
State OF Massachusetts,, Guardian of Roxana
ii Morse his wife who is insane, That said
koxana IL Morse, is one seventh part owner
of an undivided lot or parcel of land with
house thereon situate in BluehliI IN the Conn-
ty of Hancock, that it would be for the inter
est of all concerned that the same be sold
and that your petitioner has had an offer Of
eighty i've dollars and seventy one cents for
one seventh part ofsaid piece or parcel Of land
by. Isaac T. Smith of said BlHohiIl, which
offer your petitioner believes to be the full
value Of said land, he therefore prays that
your Hon would grant him licence to sell and
convey the same to the SAID Isaac + Smith,
and as in duty bound SC.
HIRAM MORSE,
" By II Hopkins.
Bluehill, Feb 9Th 1854.
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administrators totlce.

The subscriber hereby public notce 10 all con.
cernei that ne has eenduy aPpeHted aud has taken
upon himself the trust oil an administrator OF the es-
tate OF Smith Freeman, late OF Ellsworth tho Cu,t4
oliancock deceased ny eIv,nG bond he las rects he
therefore request all persons whnar- indebted 10 tho said
deceaseds estate make immediate pay rsent and those
@ho have any demands thereon exhibit the same for
settlement.
SAMUEL WArERHGUSE.
Ellsworth. Feb 8, 1855.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

NAVY APPROPRIATIONS. The Navy
Appropriation bill. ordered to be reported
to the House of Congress on Monday
last, makes the following appropriations
for the several Navy Yards Ports
mouth, New Hampshire SIS, 25S; Bos.
ton S255, 1922; New York S344 GAG; Phil.
adelphia S66,71D; Washington 1892 $50;
Norfolk s3.i,3iT; Pensacola Sl04, 81;
San Francisco $3.50 900 for continuance
of basin and railway a, San Francisco,
500 900
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09

"a chiefs amang ye takin' no,es,
And faith he'll preut EN- -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-09
At the following low PrIceA

Senate Chamber, Oiio, 4yrii STA, 1885,
" DR. j. {. AYER-ilorored Sir have made thnr-
e,gh trial of the CArHAR1Ie PiLs le hy your agent
and have been cured by Them Of The dreadful Re
under which he found suffering. The ars. dose
lieved me, and few subsequent doses have entirely
removed the disease. feel In better health flan fr
some years before which attribute entirely the ettess
OF your CAraARTIo PILLS. Yours with great respect,
LUCtUS h MEFeALF"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17
LEGAL NOTICES.


TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF rhE CITY or NEW
i York.-Cbares N. Pond, by John q. Voss his guar.
dian against Olivia Pkeiyr sole acting executrx Of the
last viii and testament Of Arson o. Phelps dec asc An.
g. Phelps, Junior, william T. Dodge and Melissa r.
Dodge his wife, James stokes and Caroline Stokes hts
wife, Charles y. Pond and Harriet n Pond his wife,
Ben spn -. Aterbury and Olivia w. Atterbury his wife,
Daniel W. Jsmes, ElixAseth w. James, Olivia Y James,
william f. Dodge Junior, Anson q. r. Dodge, David 3.
Dodg~, Norman w. Dodge Charles O. Dodge, George r.
Dodge, Arthur NJ Dodge, Arson q r. Stokes, Elisabeth
l. Stokes, James b. Stores, Thomas Stokes, Olivia ".
STOKES ora L. stakss william X ID. Stokes, Olivia X
Atsrbury, Boudfnot G. A'terbury, Anson o. r. Aterba-
ry Clara y. Pond and Edward Pond. To the defend
ants above named You hereby summoned and re-
qursd 10 answer the mpaint In this action, which
hied In the Office Of tfs Clerk Of this Court At this
City Hail. In the city Of New Yors, the 9th day Of
IeceInber, A. ID. 1864 aud 70 copy Of your
the said complaint on the sobscfbers at tnrr
nee number ssventytso (72) Wall street. In the city
OF New Yoh within twenty days after ths service
Of exclusive Of the day Of sush scrviss and you fail
10 answer the said complaint within the time Aforesaid
the plaintiff in this action win apply " the court for the
relief demanded In the o. nplAint.
OWEN, BETrs vUSE, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Dated, New fork, December 4, 1904
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3 xalentina writer's.

vAentine wTittrs.
These will sent at once In . neat package, BY sx.
prs.s or otherwise TO any city, town village 10 he
Unit-d states NADIA, tho receipt Of tsn dollars
This 10 the liberal offer made 10 valeatDe
dealers by any publisher, and should induce all who
wish TO Its advantages To send In their orders
without delay. Valentine companies and wholesale
desIrs supplied the most liberal terms for caah.
from the largest and most splendid assortment 0rders
snt 20 W. STRONG Manufacturer, 70 Nassau st., N.
Y. will BE- punctaally attended to
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\ m yAsEsp soa.ss rsfyAn slncAL con

n HE nAPEsD NOAAss PafyATE .TDIlAL OH
Il panion BY IN. a hsar.-sa, yEafs 81 shs
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assu.i~a, 9TH No essss ~ syng,Ses, $40 .-a -.
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sPrRrTUALrsM.

CPIRnuAL RAPpIRG AND WRITING MRS W. b.
- tOaN win hold pablo circles at us Broadway In
Hope Chapel building, this and every day tins week.
Hours, 10 TO IL A. NJ, q to and 70 or. N. Adns-
sion, so otnts n B-Private parties attended At their
residence. Apply As above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

NEW JERSEY RAURoAD.-T0R PTIII.ADEIPHIA
~ and the South and west, va Jersey Cay nsa Anc
express hpss.-Isave New Tort ~ and 10 A. T., and
4aed M rsrs, % 70 IN =, and ss In and 10 A
ami v secopd eisss, - rs In 10, ct ~ n, 81 "a
stopping AZ an ear stationa Through tcksts sIa fos
Cpeinnsu asd the west and for BAitnnsrs washnxton
Norfoh, Ac and through baggage ehesksd 70 wa~hins
Ton IN and 10 A. ~ and GIN
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ANTHOLOGY.

d z mn REwARD-B NOW OYYEEID re
RCsOOO any psrsos vhe cen saDAs hAdAns
CLIFTON N We art ~ sstrolcgy. Shs " The only lsAy
through hfs. ". B.-Ns,ians O. v ne hsmbus, ma
toss she vfh t. Hpss tbs public shs also ceres -
dsasss N thei las, sssse particularly the worst forzs
Of rhsamstsp CAN sni ssrefy yourselves R~ssissss
% florp-m street. tsw~sn hsoorss and Spring, brsss
konss, stone atooT.
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MADAM nkYFR HAS REMOVED FROM 30 LEROY
Nk street 20 lei seventh avsnss, b<t.ssn f~sniy.
third and Twenty yurth strest< ssd estns@s 20 tel
past, present snd futers sy.ht ukswiss, Marriages
journeys, Law suit bosss.s prDspects sekGss, Abssn
rsspds and property lost ssl~n. MADAM ssysr con
verse; 10 English, french and German. Hsd gives a.
apfss al her ART
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TI'BE CFtAItAT kLIlcAL DscugEaY ON rIfE AGE
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A srOSEIiTNs IT, ALI--MADANB MORROW n
"A -.taost e1es e.ior. tina most von1erfa Astoisxs
IN Tie world, that bssn sso~n. Sbs <u is1
tfor- hssaaS and sossnt friends uhieh has sssonlss
'boussndE during her travels In eursps. 5hs 10 Me-
seventh daughter Of seventh dangbtsr snd vss s.u
-fb pAiursl ght BY isvskins the powers NJ her
der u sciepcs 20 ss thsr very tbosgh,s ssd 20
cagss hsppy pairs 70 come tog~ts-r she sn al -nlo
ID. greatest happssss ~ Matrimonial bllss Her pre-
dict.ops are truly Astonishing W al vbo yi~i hsr
ross Who vish . speedy marriage may ell -oon, 90
they mar depend spos use s5vses icunSsd 90 The ssss
bs rncpIsp 81 ss deal scepee 10 Bropm- street, -
tx,su Cannon sna Colu ttr.ste G~nusp-o sos "a
uiittd She -iu rsnsis In TIE eity bat snort tms
Hours from oIelces An tos n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

fSLAIRvOYlNT ExTRA0RDfsAsY.--NRs. HAYES
To- without sreettion, the hest clairvoyant phys4-
ian viry she isdsy eufisg diseases that have be.u
fer Years pronounced ihturable slck psf0ns daily
gong asd eomng from her once seekinx the Iiy.es u
tbp wonderfully gifted elsr,oyani ohe., 10 spring
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

lADAAE ALVIN, IRON PARE rEyDgI8 HgR
M To the isasss snd rentlemss u thts eiiy,
IN sstroloyy By soahs and se-ooe and " ~ een.a cd
sbout love, nAfrass, businsss, LAw matters ~ Hss
~n tell the ~ the s1y or gesf,<msn ibsy ~lII
marry also thu name of her vister.. hsdsrss Al vin
sJssks the gnslish, Trsb@h aad German baggage ks
so~sss Ns Bovsry, between YSst snd sscond s,re~s<
Un.ss hours from 10 A n tssP, n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

NGR TnrwsTtR, 20 GREAT yOste srry1I, Goa
lu % ths Rs-.ry, has bssa istus~d thfo~sh III
psrsvsoons ~ her macy f<sds, % sontisss sstl fur
her Botice Ebe Ne ooassted Ia astrooxy, lore
AID sv matters, ins~rpr-tins srs.ms, " sss sad -
snes snd tell th@ ns u u. lazy rsnt<msa h~y
VIII navy, also The nsm<s u bsr vlsaisrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-01-17

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