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dta Court OF Probate

Holden Bucksport within and for the County OF Han
cock, on tho third Wednesday of January, A.
1855.
ISAAC S oSGoOD Executor of the las, will and
l testament OF John Gushing late OF Buehill in saii
county deceased having Presented his first id.
minstration upon said Estate for probate,
Also his private account.
Ordered, That the said Adminis,rato give notice
,hereofto all persons interested by Causing copy 10
this order to be published three weeks
the Ellsworth American printed in Ellsworth that they
may appear al a Probate Court 10 be holden al Ellis.
worth on the SECOND Wednesday Of April next, AT ten
of the clock in the forenoon and show cause any they
have, why the same should not he allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest. A. +. nRlNkWAT REGISTER
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At a Court of Probate

Held al Bucksport within and for the County of Han.
cock, on The third Wednesday et January, A. D. 1855
NTlLLlAM HOPKINS Administrator of the estate
w Of Martha Clay late Of Bluehi in said County
deceased-haviag presented his first account Of Admin
is'taiion upon said estate for Probate:
OreredThat the Exsen give notice all persons
interested by causing acopy OF this order 10 he publish
ed three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear Probate
Court To he held at Ellsworth 10 said county on the %
Wednesday Of April pext, at ten of the clock ia
the forenoon. aud and shew if any they
have, why the same should not he allowed.
granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge
Aucst:-A F. DElNkWAfEE, Regislcr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

Here was Russian on one knee. in
the act of TAXI ing aim the muzzle OF his
gun was on q forked stick. lie was
dead; the side of his head had been
knocked off BY a cannon shot. His death
wa. so sudden and quick that he was not
knocked down and the remaining part
OF his face s,ilEaooked sternly along the
frelock. 1t was an astonishing sight; ev'
ery one that could came TO look at him.
-lLetter from the Crimes.
Some English officer has said ut is not
enough to shoot Russian soldier-he
must be knocked over after he is shot =
and the former statement seems to con.
firm the latter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

BALLou's PlcToRiAL. rs our readers
are generally aware. this beautiful week.
" is a continuation OF GLEASON, being
merely a change Of name. Wepublish-
ed prospectus Of Gleason in December
and in January noticed the change of
name. Since then We have carefully ex-
amined each number. and now feel no
hesitation in declareing that there is "a
decided improvement in many features.
1t is work unrivaled in this country,
aud probably will continue, TO be for many
years. Terms, SO per annum; address
NJ NJ Ballou. corner Of fremont 4
Bromfield SITS Boston,
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THE AMERICAN PICK.

q q T IT q I N F..
This illustrated comic weekly published Ia the ci,y of
New York Saturday is about to commence MS "
Volume has become favorite paper throu ghou thf
United STATES. Besides its designs TX first rate artists
contains witty editorials eff character and will carry
cheeriunes 10 the goomes, fresde. Its variiies ren
ers II fayuf.ie IN every family
contains each week, large quantity Of tales stories
Al ecdotes scenes and wittcisns The Recorc, ions
OF John G Calhoun nv his Private Secre,aryn will he
couiinued until finished and then copy will no sent free
to every subsc rber mail hook Each yearly sub
scrher To the Pick will receive tha duhie siasd cturi.
al sheets Tor the Fourth Of July and Christmas without
charge Each Of these sheets contains 200 splendid
designs
The subscription price 20 the Pick IL 9t cash in ad.
vance Six copies for 81. Thirteen copies for $40.
Letters must be aldiesscdto
JOSEPH A SCOyIiLE,
No &c Aun 81, New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

GFThe Maine Law has passed the
House at indianapolis, and is now the
law. There was great rejoicing at In
dianaplis in consequence.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

AMERICAN MAGAzINE.-The March
number of this new magazine is received
published by j. 8. futile a. Co.. Scol-
lays Building. 1t confirms an engraved
likeness of Gen. Hous,an. and a great
variety of eAcellent general and political
reading matter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

" Sulnger Il Townsend, we'll known
as the publishers of some of the most
popular works that have been issued the
past few years, are publishing new
and much improved edition Of the COM
plete works Of The late James Fenimore
Cooper, one Of the bes, novels America
has vet produced.
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Administrators Sale.

DY virtue of license fron the Judge Of Probate far
ID Hancock County, shall sell at public Auct ion
FRIDAY the thrtieth day of March 1855 at oclock
upon the premises, the real estate of Nahum : Wood
late of Sury SAID county deceased Consisting of the
Lot of land in said Suiry owned by said Wo,d al his
death, K. LONG, Administrator
Surry, Feb II, 1856
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

SAM IN INolANA.-A bill has been
introduced in the Senate Of Indiana to
break up the Know Nothing lodges in
that State. 1t declares it a conspiracy
for persons to band themselves uuder
solemn oashs for the purpose Of depriv.
lug any citizen Of the State, Of political
rights under the constitution.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

MANE.-The telegraph gives us the
proceedings of the state convention or
the Repu blican party of Maine at Au-
gusta yesterday. The state principle
upon which the new party stands is in
support of the Maine liquor law-an
enactment which drove wedge into the
old parties of Maine. and was the first.sig.
nal Of their dissolution. The national
principles OF the party comprehend Amer
lcanism, an,i-slavery, and opposition to
the present administration. The four
principles conjoined are extremely popu-
lar in the state, and have been so far
succeeetul in their action that there is
now but one actual Wing paper in the
state which is sustained by the indomi-
table straight out wings of Bangor, un.
less we include The" State of Name at
Portland,
The convention re-nominated Gov.
Morrill, with great unanimity.-[ Boston
courier.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02
New York. Feb. 23th,

1t IS rumored that figh. between the
notorious pugllists, Hyer and Morslssey.
is TO come off in this pic,nity within a
week, for purse Of S25O0.,he money be.
ing posted and all arrangements made.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

A SMALL MISTAKE. A boy called a
doctor to visit his father, who had the
delirium ,remens. Not rightly remem
berlng the name Of the disorder, he call
ed it the devils trembIcs.'
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Ps. 100 v, 6,

Though We rise early in the morn,
And SO at night go late to bed,
Feeding full hardy with brown bread,
Yet were your labor lost and worn.
1t is highly probable tina, these were
the early productions OF some of the
christian fathers, more remarkable for
their pie,y than their literary attain
mcnts. Yet the motive which actuated
them should excuse their bad Grammar.
Prosecuted, oppressed, tortured and
starved in prisons by the Pope's minions,
it is not strange that their Psalms did
no. come up TO the high toned stand
ard. of the Jesui,s. We do not envy
that man his disposition, who is always
loosin for faults and imperfections.-
Take for example two persons viewing
the same a d,cape. One Is charmed
with the gentle slope, the projecting cliff,
the lofty eminence, the level plain, the
swce, scented flowers, the blithe carol OF
birds. The other is disgns,ed with brol:.
Ell crags, monotinous plains; sees only
noxious weeds, the dead carcass and
loa,hsome carrion bird.
The former is the commended, cheerful
Protestant, the latter the soured unfeel.
ing Romanist. The very version Of
their Bible is blaspheny, profanity and
doIa,ry. Like the Romanists, there are
individual instances Of pers ons who must
needs always be crticislng and finding
fault. Soured and disappointed in then
ambitious schemes, envy and Jealousy
are the only God they worship. Like !
Jesuit, they meet you with smiles and
words OF kindness, while the heart OF a
demon is ranking in their bosoms. Sue h
persons are always dangerous, especially
in the social and domestic circle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

GEOLOGY OF SANDY RlvEK.-The Edi-
tor Of The Pennington Chronicle says
if there Is spot on our globe where the
history of that period when mountain
range burst. by upheaving force, through
the soft strata Of consolidating chaos
and the superintendent waters, in their
subslding course. scooped out the lakes,
quilted out the valleys. and deposited the
drift in plains and gravel ridges-is writ.
ten in characters which the geologis, can
read with certainty. j. is the valley of
the Sandy River
PUTNAM for March contains q steel
portrait of the Author Of Japan : very
able and interesting article upon the
Mormons /; ditto the Co.sacks the Ha-
W allan Islands &c &c. As whole.
Putnam steadily improves. aud we be-
lieve there is a, constant increasing de-
mand for i, by the reading world. Ten
years hence no private library will be
considered full without a complete set oil
Putnum.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

Ida May, This popular novel has
been drama,ised and the drama is being
played in Buffalo before large andieuces.
For sale. e., the book, not the 'dra.
matised'-by Mr. Nourse-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

y On the question shall the French
Spoliation Bill pass Notwithstanding the
objections of the President the vote stood
in the house, yeas ll3nays rs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

" The following is supposed to be
engraved on tombstone somewhere.
"Weep stranger, for a father spilled
From stage.coach, and thereby killed,
His name was John Sykes maker Of sas-
sengers.
Slain with three other outside passen.
gers"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

Census OF MoRMoNisM. According 10
late census returns, there are 4,97l Nor
mans in the State Of Michigan, the most
Of whom are OIL Beaver Island.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, Al the Court III Cnuity Commission.
begun and held at Ellsworth. within and nr tno
County Hancock. Abe fourth Tuesday Of April A.
ID. ls5i aud by adjournment Gu the eleventh day OF
May A. u. 1851.
Ordered That there be assessed on Tow ship No.
Sonh y vision, the county of Hancock, for repair
ing Tho road therein, leadlug from the East ne OF
Ellsworth through said No S, 10 the south line OF Wal
than estimated To- contain eight thousand nine hun
bred and sixty acres eScusi i've "i lands rived for
public usss-iEe sun of eighty dollars and sixty Cents
bring owe cen, per acre aud Luther tiapwor,h If sao
NJ Is appniited agent 10 eNpenG SAID assessment.
accordingly,
Attest, P. W. PERRY Clerk
A trne copy, t.P. W. PKRRE Clerk.
A true copy "fcerifcate OF As-.s-,n.nI
Attest, II. J. THEVErr, County Treasurer.
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The subscriber hereby gives public notice all con
earned that hs has been duly appon and has taken
upon himself the trust O Of the
tale Of Smith freeman, late OF Ellsworth Ia the Count
OF Hancock deceased by giving bond the directs
therefore request all persons who indebted the said
deceased estate make immediate pay nlent and those
who have any demands thereon exhibit the same for
settlement.
SAMUEL WAREHOUSE.
Ellsworth Feb s, 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

Gov. Wright, of Indiana has with
drawn from the Methodist church, assign.
ing as reason that the pastor was a
know nothing. lr'-
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

" LIFE OF SAM HoUsToN.-J c Bet
by, New York will soon issue the Life Of
Sam Houston, full volume of which
will be sold for 81 90.
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PHILADELPHIA, Feb. %.

The prohibitory liquor. law passed the
Senate Of Delaware yesterday, and is
nox law. 1t goes into operation the
ist of June.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02
STATE OF MAINE.

HANcotk COVNTI.-
TREAsUREK's OFFICE
Ellsworth. JANUARY |. ls5h
NOTICE is hereby given In the owners prcprietnrs
~ all persons Interested in Township M s. $. D.
IN the county Of Hancock that shall proceed I" sell
Ivy public sale 10 the highest bidder, AT the County
Irsasurer's Office, in Ellsworth in said County
Wru.-dn, the 18th day Of April next, O'Clock
A. NJ, Onlrss previously seiled) much Of said
Township No. 3 D. as will satisfy the tax assessed by
he Gouri at County Commissioners tho elev-hlh
day Of May A. u. l>5i, Certified to by the Court
VIII the Of eighty nino iollare and sixty cenis
ard incidental CHARGES, rs by law provided.
3mI u. $. TkENETr Cocniy Treasmrer
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

Connections. Last week we spoke of
the N Y Mirror as costing So a year !;
it is only 81 and very cheap for SO good
paper.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

TIE AMERICAN ALMANAC AND KEposi-
TORY OF USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, Tor the year
1856, IS jus, published by Phillips, Samp-
son g. Co, Boston. 1t contains a large
amount of the most important statistical
information, very conveniently arranged
for ready reference. 1t has also copi.
ons index.
So says an exchange, and we DOUBT
not il is so. but could tell better il we had
one
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

GRAMMAR Editor Will the
Editor Of the Mercury give his authority
for the frequen. use 'shew' as the pas,
participle of the verb to show!
r. D.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

" A contemporary denounces the Iii
quor Law mania : but says nothing abon,
another mania-,he uania a potu.
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Administrators Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives public notce io all cen
ceined, that he has been appointed and taken upon him
self the trust OF an administrator Of the estate Geo
:. Allen late Of Bluehin in the county al
Hancock. deceased by giving bond the law directs
he therefore requests all Persons who ndrhte To the
said dectaseds estate To make immediate paynent and
those having bills thereon, 10 exhibit The same for set
tleniaut
AMOS ALLEN.
Bluehill, Feb. 7th, 1875.
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Administrators Notice.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con.
cerned that he has been duly appointed and taken upon
himself the trust Of an administrator oil the estate
of DENNIS BUCKLEY late Of Ellsworth in the
county Of Hancock deceassby giving bonds the law
rcssHe Therefore requests all persons irdebedIe said
ceaseds estate to make imaedite payment aud those
VIVA have any demands thereon TO exhibit the for
settlement. GEORGE PARCHER
Ellsworth Feb l2, 1855
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

A shoemaker, Of course, with rick
dinto" ITO boot"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

In this work, under the head, "Protes-
iant Absurdities of turning Psalms into
Metre" we find some very curious spec
linens Of 'prove run mad" We copy a
few, leaving the reader to make his own
comparisons between them and the text
Ps, 49,: v. So
And under me thou makes, PLAIN,
The way where | should walk
So that my fee. should never slip,
Or stumble at balk.
p. Is: v. 81.
So suppress and wound my foes,
That they can rise no more:
For at my feet they fall down fiat,
| strike them ali so sore.
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DEATHS

In fremont, 25th inst, of consumption.
EIiz Ann, daughter of Capt Abraham and
Deborah N Richardson, aged II years and
6 months
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prubate Nutltrs.
To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge Of
Probate for the County of Hancock.

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
Roxana II Morse, is one seventh part owner
of an undivided lot or parcel of land with
house thereon, situate in Bluchlil IN the Coun-
ty of Hancock, that it would be for the rter-
est of all concerned that the same be sold,
and that your petitioner has had an offer of
eighty five dollars and seventy one cents tor
one seventh part ofsaid piece or parcel of land
by. Isaac T. Smith of said Bluohill, which
offer your petitioner believes TO be the full
value of said land, he therefore prays that
your Hon would grant him liccncc 10 sell and
convey the same to the SAID Isaac + Smith,
and as in duty bound SC.
HIRAM MORSE,
By VIM Hopkins.
Buehill, Feb 9th, 1854.
Alta Court of Probate held at Ellsworth with.
in and for the county OF Hancock on the
first wednesday of February in the year OF
our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty i've
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered: That
the petitioner give notice to all persons inter
estcd by causing copy of the peiition and
order of court therein, to be published th'oe
weeks successfully in tue Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth, that they NAV then
appear al Probate Court to be held at EIs>
worth in said county on the 2nd 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 T DRINKWATER, Register.
A true copy of the petition aud order Of
court thereon, attest
70
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

The Bangor Jeffsrsonian says: "The
following paper in the form of a printed
Circular has been handed US with re-
qucs, for publication. We cheeriu'ly
comply with the request"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02
NATIVE AMERIcANIsM -ASTl-sLAykRy AND
TEMPERANCE.
BREWER. Feb. 10, 1885

BREWER, FEB. ~, 1900
Wherca. recent manifestations by
some members OF this order, by precept
il TO, practice. indicate a disposition TO
keep the su ject OF Slavery aud Temper
ance out Of our organization. considering
tbem dangerous subject TO discuss, and
no, properly National Questions; and
wherea. It being reported by some out
side of this order. friendly otherwise to
cur principles, aud published BY the enc
mes of this organization i'll their party
organs. tina, our order will no, support
An,l.Savcry principles. therefore, this
Council wishing to express It's disappfo'
baton OF such sentiments in the most un
uu,,fird manner; and furthermore. de-
string to express its wish and earnes. de-
sire AZ to the above subjects, do unanl-
,nousy adopt the following resolutions,
viz &:
Resolved, lat, That we are opposed to
the further extension Of Slavery, or the
recognition or permission thereof IN any
Territory now owned or which may
hereafter he acquired by the United
States.
Resolved. 81, That We hold IT TO be
within the Constitutional powers OF Con-
eress, TO abolish slavery and the slave
trade, in all territories Of the United
States and in the District of Columbia,
and that i, is the duty OF our Senators and
Representatives, in view Of the great and
pertnanent Interests Of the nation, SO to
act.
Resolved, 81. That the passage Of the
Fugitive Slave law. aud the repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise. were outrages up
on the rights Of the free States. and We
will not cease our hostility 10 them until
they are repealed.
Resolved 4th. That any attempt to
eonmi, our order to tho Advancement OF
the interest Of Slavery, or to enJoin 81.
lence upon US. in respect to its evils and
entertainments, deserves and receives our
sternest disapprobation and dissent.
Resolved, 5,h. That we will sustain
the perpe,uity and execution of the Maine
Liquor Law. and that no man shall have
our support for an Office. unless ne pledges
himself 10 the support Of said Law at the
ballot box.
Resolved. 9th, That Anti Slavery and
Temperance ought to be cardinal princi.
pies in the Native American platform. and
that these two p;anks be annexed to said
platform, and published to the world.
Resolved, 7th, That our Representa-
,ives to our State council. be. and they
are hereby instructed. to use their best
exer,ions to carry out the spirit Of these
resolves, and that they use all honorable
means to spike these two planks 10 our
Native American platform. viz: Anti
Slavery and Temperance.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02
BY LEILA AND LILLY.

Give US the men who freedom love,
And love their country too;
For when they meet the popish priests
They know just what 10 do.
Give us the men with hearts so bold,
They fear their God not man;
For they can route the demagegues,
With all their Popish clan.
Give US the men with arms so strong,
To he their country's trust;
For when they meet,her country's foes
Those foes must bite the dust.
Give US the men who love to serve
Their country aud their God
Who'll fight until they're lowly laid,
Beneath their native sod.
Give US K. N Ieayenne1 to give the
priests,
Who NEEDLE with our schools;
A dose OF two would likely cure
These silly popish tools.
Give US the men with noble minds,
So lofty and 50 pure;
WHO will not bear the poplsh yoke,
Or Johnny Baps. endure.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

PRINTING Presses, PuLplrs AND PET.
rIcoArs.-These are the three great
levers that govern the world. Without
them the bottom would fall out and socie-
~ would become chaos again. The
press makes people patriotic. the pulpi,
religious, but women sway all ,hIngs.~
There would be no going to church il
there were no girls there, neither would
there be any going to war were the SOL
d,ers to meet with no applause but from
the mascullnes. Without the sunshine
shed by women, the rose Of affection
would never grow, nor the flowers Of elo-
quencce terminate. In short, she is the
engine OF life, the grea, motive power Of
love, volor and civilization. In proof of
this, in all history truth speaks trumpet
,onsued.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02
GREAT ANNUAL SALE,
UPWARDS OF
$l@,O0O Worth of
WINTER CLOTHINCt
A, Tho fou,,r:,c lo,y D......
At the following low Prices


81 rd2. Good Pant. @@ Of various fabric.
Sh.lI Cashmere, roeskin md Brpadc 10th Pants
SA2s at this low price Ier u few days. w rsduc
stock.
Ib13 Custom NJ s6e ne-k ~ Pants Canvas Ret inns
spA4. and made Of good niater al The Pani. r
which nu usually pay Is. Closing sale "
Winter Cluthing
90 IN < Fancy Cass rosskin and Coth Pant =
:oC -. of very desirable petern., being " was 1
2jp-r csnt less Than, the sa,ne usually
sold.
Go nice Affair f.r Gentleman. ovsr Gar
spS. n,ents cssson u ate, usually rod Tor iLneh
N1QTo1.) fine Custom Made Ovcreoat or
'DiO q. Sack. made iroD Irsb, Bite aud
Black Pilot Cloth, Broadcloth and Il. 81
Cluts. Tor this low prite. " i'll eiiarrynty
that the same garments sold al IRONS i
.2j.
Cpl Far an Office or Bn. mess Coat, 10 ciose GU
sDs}2s the stock.
NS TO 10 Dress aud Frock Coats, from Sx erfns
spo q. Era,,iclo;hs, and novskih made in
gooi style and in faithtul manner. An viii
be sold al these low prices. 10 Iuee cut stock.
81 tn II Vests. af tho latest farhi,,n for these
p ~ IL low prices. -
Cd tn q For a nice F,bry Satin Test. Also
R@ ~ az Silk do made p il the latest 81 yles.
GeHllcmeg's Dressing Gowns very lowest
Prizes.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-03-02

Native Americanism
Respectfully Dedicated to the Know
Nothing" Society Of Ellsworth.