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THE SPEAKERSHIP

The Saith Congress commenced its scs-
sion on Moniay, the 18th inst. and up TO
the latest tidings from Washington the
House Of Representatives had effected moth
IN towards an organization of that body
growing out Of an attempt Of members to
play false to the Native American party.
and wrong the order out of a Speaker
which rightfnlly belongs them.
While the election for members of Con-
gress was going on, the Americans supposed
they were accommodating strength in the
House of Representatives Indeed they
had supposed that, with the exception of
Mr.. Fuller, from this district, they had
elected the entire delegation from New
England. But now, at the opening of
Congress, we find the men we relied on,
placed eff By Greeley OF the Tribune--oar
leael : enemy-uaaer the black flag of Re-
Pu9lieanisn, AMI voting for his friend y
p Banks Of Mass. VIII Cancelled his obi.
cations to the American party, for the seat
he holds in Congress, by turning tn
strength Of his position agains, the re-elec-
ton o Gardiner, the Native American
] Governor OF Mass.
1t is probable that Banks or some one
of his school Of vacillatin, politicians such
as Greeley shall ,ame will ultimately sue.
Gee lei to the Speakers chair, and the \.
meriean he cheated out of it. And it is still
Democrats viii control that house. First.
y, because they have the talent and sec.
ondiy. because the majority, are made up
of such discordant materials they cannot
unite.
But our purpose At the onset was to
speak of the present unsuccessful efforts to
elect Speaker as analogous to the or.
ganzarion of the House of Representatives
IN Dee. 1919. At that time the Dems-
Gratis were, as now. in the minority. The
session opened on Monday the 81 Of Dec
and at once proceeded to ballot for a
Speaker, with the following result neces.
sary to a choice Ill. Howell Cobb re.
ceivei lo3. L. c. Winthrop SO and -
scattering
The balloting continued with more or
less aermony from day to day to the pa
day of Dec when after 80 times. Mr..
Stanton, of Tennessee, submitted propo.
sition that if after three more ballots no
member shall have received majority of
the whole number Of votes, plurality shall
elect. This at first was bitterly resisted.
Bat the House at length accepted the prop.
osition; and the ballotings again com.
menced. On the Sd ballot, Mr.. Cobb re.
ceived 81; Mr.. Winthrop 81, and there
were % scattering The interest a, this
time was intense. The 63rd ballot be-
Ing called for resulted as follows: Mr.
Cobb lo2, Mr.. Winthrop so and there
We're 30 scattering.
And not murmer of disapprobation or
of exultation was heard throughout the
Hall, as the result was announced.
On the llth of Jan. the House elected
their Clerk, Mr.. Campbell a Wing, on
the Goth ballot, and a full organization
was not completed until the last of Jam
uary.
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From the Boston Atlas. !
Weaver and What he Woye.

The grod people If Bangor are III ;,
herlcved con drlon. The reverend and
respected Mr.. Weaver. = sentlemln
holding four municipal offices. and IN.
eumbe", OF sundfy either places OF d,sni
~ aud e'nolu-nent, he stcped, II a,,yie
at great CELEBRITY INTO terra ine1enita -
Not 10 put 100 fine pom, upon the re.
serend Weaver has ab>conded. He ma>
CITY Mar-hal, G-n-rali>s,mo Of the Grand
Order al United Watcinnan. and mem
berS OF vatiou: learned. religious b-neyo-
lenf, reiarInat ION aud detective societies :
bu, all these ti-s could not restrain h,m-
he has stepped. Pos.lb', he was preva t..
ed upon To disappear bs fear Of meeting
with a tate similar TO thar af his ,llus,,,-
a'Is nanesak- "lE go.d old Colony times"
who was. our musical readers will re-
member. hung in his own yarn. No,
that Mr.. Weaver Was guilty of any KILL
'ng, save that III the l'quor Of which he
was the otfiem Custodian. Tina, bowe,-
~r. II now appears. he was ve.y severe
upon. He not only punished the seller,
bar in cellar he punn,sh-d the liqunr.
which III the eyes otIhe r ng.rean bury.
he's MAS sery high offence committed
IN avery low place. Weaver was the
Caesar OF liquors Tot ina, city. with d,i.
terence r'ue. he Conquered hun Like
a faithful officer he COMMITTED them L..
his own s,omarch but unfortunately they
went TO place fros winch there Could
be no return. tie destroyed mem, aud
now they have destroyed him. They
ran first, and he ran afterwards.
1t appears tina, AR. Weave, special,
commissioned 10 keep the creature on, %,
other peoples ihroats coaId nat k.epu
gu, oi his own. We have all heard ol
wicked b'rons, who. selziny upon the
most virtnous of the other sex. would. m
bafb"rnus times. shut them 40 in p,oomy
cells. and then visit them with the mn.t
Insulting offers OF marriage. Mr. Weay.
er after grand conf,ca,lon of I,ou.,s
would place th"se vessels Of wrath in n
roam prepared fos her reception: bu, a
season.. Say about IL o'clock.
A. NJ. or P. N he would enter the
dungeon. and liberate the choices, of
them on condition Of their deiny Instant
" swallowed. lie would throw off he
official dignity. the pomp. pride aud cir
'umstance, The heAdle majesty the d,yini. |
y which hedges CITY marshal, and
By his slaunch re,sin.r., he
!" I'd wig the flowing can. NUM-, at,
'a6extks." be would say cutting the &C.
ion III the word. N'body can tell VIA,
lily go-'eupde,s the, have had in the
Banso, bas,iIe Old Bishop Corbet, the
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We recre, to learn tina, MtJW Ran.

We regret to learn that Mr.. J. w. Ran.
dali who was robbed and so barbarousl,
used near the Turnpike. back OF the city.
lew months ago. died on Tuesday las,
iroE the fleets OF his wounds. Hewas
doing well for time, and left here for
his home in Jay. Me. but his wound. af.
forwards became inaamed and caused his
death. We have hoped tina, be would I've
to see bis assa'lan's captured aud punish.
ed; but as ye, nothing has ever been heasd
from these villains Neoturypmt Her.
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DEA4H OF A Stpp SID RELATIVE #
TgE L,rE DANIEL " EB>rER.-fhe New
Afs Expfe-s Of NJ udal evening -av>
u Snad, y ntntltaa, abaat u,iich
'hr body al W q. Webster. (aed known
a. he"sP per veadrr u Ront Il TIN
Tnnes office MS lmnd lying IN ii pooi
al hlt'd, Oh me If tn starr taHdi5.G. ~
his boarding. h5H>e, M. IS G dd sne..l.
sif Webster bad hls let, lnpni tini M
ny years ago, 10th benny frozen wh,le
ln''tbetna iii The rivers III VI iae; ever
81 see he la, Wai 2 on wooAeu oaes. -
There is Hp tieubt thlt mhlIe aoinv NJ
>tars q" Satnfd4y h. >hprri. and wn,
pee 'puafed 10 III. b,fion. Ills sam
was brn.rn, aud he WAS terribly bruised
about The head and bod, and iuusf have
b.en h,i,rd instantly. An lnauest was
held yesterday mi 4 verdict OF accidental
DEAN returned. He i. said Ia he relaied
Ia .!+ai. Daniel Webster and man al
Ell leaIi0n. The loss ri his hubs forced
hun - gam his humble livelihood in an
humble way. lie was every day ~ b..
e..en, rala or shine. His misfortune. hl>
>nIhhr attention L. business, and h,S
moirsi department, attracted much at.
ten'ios, aud made himss much liked a.
he w.s universally hnawn
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War VIZ Spend OUn MONEY CoR
In commercial community like ours
where every man. woman and child is
supposed to be good at bargain, and the
great aim IN all the transactions Of life ap.
Tears TO be to &c, a full equiyalen, for e.
cry shilling expended, We are no, a, all
surprised that So many do the mos, OF
Their trading with F.. II. SroekBR,pcE.
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Thrice-Weekly Age 1856.

has legislative journal viii be ISSUED
rs usual FROM The \ re Office. nv the un.
iersianed, every Tuesday aud Shned ~
inring The session al The Legislature IL
assemble on Wednesday. LA. -. 1856
The change IN The political compl xlo',
nd affairs, and The Important measure
Which alIl be acird Upon. Will render thus
N nuromnonly niere I'm. AID tAciifuu
session. We shall enieavar 10 ave ac-
cusate accounts OF all the pr Gee lungs
The SERVICES ii faithful and feii,b!e report.
rrs having ba-u secured 10 ,ha, cad.
The reading matter OF the Wee. "
Age will also te furnished Subscribers Ia
the legislative paper during the pertad al
rs publication. aud se sh III take care t.
lay before our readers the ,Iesi ,nrrilI-
genee trnn Congress. Ia whose d-l,h-
erstions unusual interest at tbs tue at
'aches as well as from Europe and the
seat al war.
Subscriptions may be maize to Pc t.
masters or TO Members Of the LEGISLATURE.
The price vii be ONE DOLLAR tor
the session, PAYABLE in advance
FULLER Il FULLER.
Augusta. Nov. IS. l-55.
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GENTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE..

We the oppressed settlers and sufferers
on Long Island are styled ,'es-psssers b,
Israel B. Luut. Ne Will therefore ,ni,,rm
the public that we, the seulets have had
our lois of land in quiet possession some
from thirty Ia s"rt, years, aud have nsr.
er been n"tyfed 10 pay OUR state and
county tax. We are ready and willing
to pay our proportion. when there Is
rlpht tax produced. We want to retain
our land. E.q Lun, says he will pay the
tax twenty. wears. aud hold The whole Is
land. This IS what We call oppression,
is i, no,' We leave il 10 the public opin.
ion of reasonable men. We therefore
forbid any person or persons. from pay
ing our state aud county tax. or taking
or ehopping waod, or ,nnber. or grs-s. or
taking paving stone from our CLAIMS on
Long lsl.ud. The narnrs "i those thu,
hold land. are as fellows.
Bartholomew T. Lunt.
Jnhn Rich
" lillian DAVIS
WnIam D. Lun,.
George B Liant.
Israel l.unt
joseph d. I.unt.
jacob Lunr. lst.
James I Lun..
Aae. Lunt.
VII lam R,ch.
Thomas RICE.
R,becca DAVIS.
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n1zssssuz-szu.ss.s uurszsssr--r.r.zzzss=zsz
tpn : c,ntaaeJ rx4-tlnte tnu,lst sl u,N
tttma-. M Rtfuiier. Mech iuic Farmer.
or Labe,er, ever had ,a ak me a SECOND
tfnte, f1r a small debt tanesty due h,u!
.Ai able bodied MAJ, then, who hahliuaI-
a<Ld.rs hlmseli 10 BE- dnnnetl, aud sued
f,,r THESE ~rr,.l CLAIMS Of only few doi
bars. and then pay three tunes their a.
mount ~ costs, deserves the sc0Fn 81 all
nonefatIe men.
IL al civilized countries, II has been
found CONVENIENT aud nerr-s ry, To have
cits. % ue., clied l. ,wyef<. ,opr It I
ani -ecafe lie c7Htl cung interests Il the
ln.I.v.dd Il members al >netrt, and tN-
redenre teaches. that there Is To pr'ies-
NJ ~ ct ctl,lag tn our con dry, than I'M
p-e- - sr.aj a y APal al tn Ph4s cal
nIattt II, and -ttarel powers nj rtani tli'rle
thai demands such versatility Cd genus
az! pc VT. stet st.I >tetit, I.to- and pa
tsencc, r9;t aed diligence, rs Hoes that
- lie law. ia taHhIu! and VIZ ,t0u>
Itsyef, Ii, s. prisit.e ;aeI noae. The
,.,.=z,,- t,= i et5isAl, Inv NOR gtHefatls
D. fse,i and received the respect aad
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4 Juiicious SIgs cstlon.

In recent speech, delivered at Louis
vile, nv the Hon. Humphrey Marshall
sand that =" IN reference Ia the slavery
qie,ttot. were has counseis Ia be follow
ed, no Southern nan would be drawn or
tntrapped into the discussion. They
would listen 10 the ,lrale, Of The ABBOTT
tionist- aud meet them with their votes
He sonlj not c"un,enauce the discus
,ron,Snd he w"aId not aft'rd 1t his c"ua
teulnce under any ctrcnm>t ,nces. Bat
there would be pnwrf t. arrest the am
bftan ufthtse whr VI hf t. elevate
themselves on the struggle nf Nartheru
Ataitfiont,ts with southern Democrairc
fu,jun Col. Mrs lilI x pressed his de
frrminatinn to uph Id the doctrines a'd
p tariptes Of the American ptrty winch
he had aiapted on mature RI ction. aud
hehpycd th- Mt, b. The i1Gti1e. a ~ sen
ttmpat~ f,hr founders ri the Republic p"
Tj- Is the uurp hey and # II be car
rir5 ont durng IN. n,e.,,, Session ot
o,g,e.. arta,tan vii ...se a,g,v
discussions effect 40 Z od purpose, hni
sarn5<h a,,I f,r {,o,,5r,.u I -, ,bo.a
:, ~ q5a,r.., o,o,cb .t,,,n a, ,,,,,,,,,
case IN d,.co.x o,e.t,on. winch ,b,eata,
IN d,,l4e III. Si,,e. al th,. Ifulno ant
ann III tho fan,,tcS d,s.r,t,iz.r, and
t,.t,l,,.<f. ic .lr,,n.d az ,Le yer,
4zeat< which they So ,sllllul!y man.,..
"a nntue the puhlre mud.
~ ''e ! .''.' - u ''''.'' AZ al NV GU
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~ - "'' ", ','>''5'
,l'".> "' '3' 'o'''''', "'' - ~ h'"'T''F"
,'3s' - wv ~ ; NV - ~ ~ NV ~ NJ,
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't'S ''ts'' s'''''s' ''s'' 'eeAi ana NUT ~
~ q'''''''. "'u>' ~. 'N''''>'e''' h''of',
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ih'i't, OH aeSea'ate "a' P''to"G II
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'Ff'a''ca'i'n aaH me e decil''iA lott
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\ HARD Casa correspondent oil
the Ph'adelphIl Pen~sy'gaaiaa yoech.
- Tor the truth Of tile following in rela.
'"n to one ii the Norfolk nurses
Miss A....s. volunteer nurse,
tf-fi her i.ittet house N Louisiana. re-
palc4 Ia the scene oi afflielian and dis.
Ease. a5ti discharged the dr,,,es ri a
nurse wrb Distinguished zeal and on, T..
~. Her hsa!,h gaye way, IL the cpl
denic ceased us II. ". eS, aud she became
sefin',>ly ii. 80 pad her own expen-
SEES irena Loqi>u,!a. sad deposited wnh -
gentleman, who died saon after, 5 30.
Which les. She vas actually char.
ri ietst rasdieiies irA eli she necaea. aud
WIN g. days tozrti al Il hotel 10 Norfolk
AIS ~uh si9u Al Richmond whittier she
ssas removed waea. Frustrated by DIS.
Z ace.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-21

Orlt is significant fact that physi-
clans not only prescribe G. ". Stones
Liquid Cathartic but take it themselves,
and have already declared it to be the most
safe, reliable and eficaeious remedy in
those cases for which it is recommended
that has ever been discovered. See adyer.
tisement in another column. 2m4S
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-21

Fram Ia lam Jotnssn. Hnaoccr str. ct
wef kaown Mrou. bout the New Egg
lamp Sta'es as at erfen>ire dealer L..
BMa4ic IL dtetns.
DR. HAYDEN:
SE-From my personal knowledge al
The ingredients which een Pose your Im.
proved Vegetable Purgstive Pills. which
| know 10 be made nf tbs. hest and mos,
cost. materials thar can be procured, tn.
se'he' with the high opinion which is
entertained It Their merits BY those who
nave used them, can safely recommend
them as Va liable pnrgatse medicine,
aud decidedly the bes, pills Of which
have any knowledge.
am. respectfully. yours, Sc.
WM. JOHNSON.
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For COUGHS. Cotns aSp CONSERVATION
Tus LATE REV. DcroR LEONARD
WeoD., Abb. I, Professor IL 1n.noy y. 1t
Andovrr. Mass, saws ;-"Fntn long
use OF the Vsgeiabte Pulmonary Ba'sam
IN my family c,cle, and III snr,. Instances
among rheoiog,eal students. have heen
led ,u regard IT as sale aud cfiir ac.n,s
medicine" Reed. Cutter & 20 Dug
rIsiS. Boston prnprte'"r~. b "a rfm II
ret TIE g'naine n. ,hrrt IRE many i'm ia
tins. Sold m ElI.werrl. bv Apn,hecarie-
generally, Ptce 51ceu,s and : |.
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y Iar3ns he year l-55, one hundred
and SKY Nv. ltf-as were exca,ed Tor
murder. il. the Unlied States. OF tins
number ouly seven could read and wri.e.
What !, lesson tbs laei teaches
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SU.e!oE.-A young man. supposed
from papers found in bis possession. to be
c. Henry Garland Of Calais. Me-. com.
United suicide, by taking Iaudanum. a,
The American Hotel IN Chiesso, lately,
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MR. ED,Tos In perus,ng the notices

Ma. ED,roa In perus,ng the notices
OF Lyceums &c, in the daily and weekly
papers published in our nelghboriup
towns and cities, it has been with SIN.
cete regret that have been reminded
OF our Want al ASSOCIATION, TENDING tn
'mpr"ve The moral qualities, AMI nteIIec
uaI powers Of the young men of ourac
i've aud enle-prlslhg village. | have
been led tn address you III regard to this
matter, more particularly 10 enquire in
regard 10 speaking club, which was in
operation here during part Of last winter,
and whether,ii exiinct. measures cannot
be taken at once that would be success.
tul IN forming another thus season.
Tipping you will use The influence
which every editor desnous Of promoting
the interests Of the community IN which
he moves is capable of doing, IN yuur
hands | leave the discussion.
An OLD iNHAsirANr.
ELLSWORTH. Dec. 18th. l.55.
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GIRL "ANTEDI

! Girl acquainted With cooking may
ind permanent, situation with good
wages hs making Immediate application al
this Office, to W. II. GHANE1.
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THF Posi- OFFice DEPARTMENT. The
fecetniS 81 thu p >i etflct Il. ptrtatenf tor
'h, i,>ral year eu mag an tn 3uth I'd ] ne.
Iisi are stated at s6,373 .0ll. being $3.50,
''o IN exces> ri the reee,pt, of the pre-
eioHs year Rnt The e>ter,ian ol the
maii service aud the increase IN The TX.
P'n>er"i transport ne the atls have b =
ofoPor.ionallV incre s>ed, and caused th.
outlay n ex Ell rh' revaaa S, thai
there is y, something wtn in To- render
the psf office sell. suS arulna d. par
nent. ] KIM INTO view ITS ben, his IL
Al Glasses ol Pc PIE flie,e Is no ,erv.ct
I" which an arp optllitm should b. more
therftu,ly accorded. i Nat',aat I,fet i
gCRcef.
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

Whereas Rufus VI. Clement. Of Ellis.
worth. IN the % h dh,, ii O,anber A. d
1853 by his Dr-d ot Mortgage. duly ,r.
kn"wledge'i sni recnrded ~ Hau.,,L
Registry Book 81 p,sr PSI. conveyed t.,
NE er''n'n lot "a L,n,i Described AZ
t''l"*-, 10 wit: l. ua,nbrrei i" Ch,--
lian red and fmny." IN SAID ,o..n of
ElIs"ofih. confirming one hundred acres
more "r less, according to the survey and
ri IN of,h. Public Lands made b, G,.r,.
II. Hnfe. ~nnry"r
The condition al said Mortgage having
been broken. | claim TO furcln.e the
SANE. and give thus notice fs ia i. pu,.
pose aer.enhiy to the Statute IN such
case provided.
ARIEL BILLINGS.
Ellsworth, Dee 10 Isl,
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AREL BILLINGS.
Ellsworth, Dee 10 ISL
Administrators sale OF Real Es.ate

by virtue OF license from the Couu nj
Probate Tor the Count, 10 Hancock
>inIl ell by Public auc'iu,, III, Sn,urdt y
he n,nt,t.ih day Il Jananty ms,. a,nn
"'chsk \ VI on The pr.rn,~rs se much of
the Rea, Estate III Ab-I l. .wf. nee late oil
Buek-p'It Decreased. suusi.d ~ sad
bnrksPotI rs Wi pt..i,,.r tn. ,utr, Il
Four hundred d"hAfs or sh- paynrn,.oi
The debt, aud ,nc,isn,ai ch.tsr-. Terms
m'de k"own Il, the i,n,r aud riwc OF
sals.
Blu-hiiI Dec | lSr5.
DAN Is LAWRENCE A,in',.
.BN,.
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TAILORESSES WANTED.

THREE Good Tailorcsses can find good
employment for the Winter. by applying
letter Post paid to J. b Meynail, Taller
sullivan.
~ Good hands can &c, good wages
n. B'-Also or Apprentices wanted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-12-21

The Harry lIoNr for December clio.
-es the second volume Of this beautiful
Monthly. we Cannot better notice IT
than by copying from the Puritan Re-
o0rdey -
They cannot fail TO act most benign.
" upon every domestic circle ln,n which
they enter. The articles are all Of excel.
lent moral and religious tendency, and
have nothing TO fear by comparison with
those OF other similar works. IN literary
execution.
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SHERIrrS SALE.
HANCOCK .s.-Dec. 10. 1855.

HANCOCK .s-Dec. Is. 1855. go
Caleu on execution. aud viii be- sola
b, Pubic Auction, nj William lIopk,,,.
Store. in Rinehbl. in said Conn, ~,
FRIDAY the lS,h day 81 Janu ~ uex, a,
? o'clock. ?. NJ. all HE r,gh, and tile
which Samuel n Mcfarland has to +,
conveyance "f the Land aud House where
he nov lives. IN the village IL SAID Blue.
hill. by s,rue OF Bond from Joseph
Thomas, Y, and David y. D,vlds.n.
JOS. p THOMAS. Dep. Sheriff
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An Apology.
sargent.

Owing to disappointment, in ge,,in.
our paper in season, We were unable 10 is
sue the AMERICAN last week-a cirrum-
stances not likely to occur again while We
continue its editor.
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Alta Court Of probate

fo'ssn al Ei.Aeuh ~its,a snl fs Ave ,s,.n,, ef
ts''fs'as oa zee ~ "Wednesday ri is-e 4 /, i-.t5
f-J fnfr, A hefioa As,giitstsfrat,st 81 the Alt,
81 jonathan Sf~ s~ iats ~ Ttrtn,, .std Cpasty
4csas-l -hsst- i. ifr.sds.t Afs aceo4., al Attni,,
. t'tish upon ,sid estate fas PfS-ie
ordered Tsat III sad t..,nn st.e art the r.n
IL a. irfsia 'irte''- is causing ca.s th.
" - p"a'hro t''fr ~srss -teFr>stseis thu tsasih
ta~F 'rtht t III te,t l.es MA. at...4, a.
frPits ts'df, " tst h aie II kts~urth the hf.t
" e1ir'aas 81 tssrsa next al tea al the ess The
'''Ft'o" sah set~ ,s"'r II an, ibs. have The
-au'. .h-uii ~ aliased
PAgktE Il
true eHpy ,-Atie.i
" A nkINktA
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STRANGE Bur rsut. D.,iue'. c m
pound puch L"zeners ave Composed Il
very SIMPLE ingredients hut they ate uo,'
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TH E DWINEL HOUSE is a large
l and elegantly built Hotel. contain
ing eighty well finished rooms, with all
the modern arrangements for warmth.
hight and water. 1t will be furnished
with new and costly furniture. No pains
nave been spared to make it adapted to
the wants of the travelling public. Its
situation is central. and connected with
1t is spacious and excellent stable.
The subscriber will be happy to renew
nus Acquaintance with his old patrons at
thus new and 6rst-class house. and assures
them that his experience in tho business
VIII be devoted TO thei. comfort.
SA19'1 ). 1RowCS.
Bangor, Goth Dec, 1855.
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ALL ABOARD Or Ei,E oS Tns LAKE,

ALL ABOARD Or EttE oS Tns LAxr.
4 Srqtci to the "Beei cub. = Bs Or.
tys8 Orflc. Boston. BHcw>. Bazln &
G.. l-,,6
This. ike TIE "Poai ClaA," Is a we'll
written story, interesting IN all its details,
-oun1 ani eAeellen, in l,s moral Teachings
The author is genuine op'leian, and has
his eye on the boys, with whose various
wants he is well acquainted. The style in
which i, i, issued is highly ere,litahle to
the cnterprisins publishers. You will be
delighted with il.
For sale ~ J T. 0sGeop
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DlSSOSU ION or C0,PA3TNe ,SHIp.

THE Partnership heretofore existing be-
!. tween the undersigned has Teen dissolved
by mutual consent: Dissoiui on to take eae,;
from 10Th Dec. 1855.
Isaac A. MukcH will settle all Business-
collect and pay all deb,s-in any way connect
ed with said firm.
]. A. MERHH,
X. CHAPMAN.
Ellsworth. Dec. ~, 1858.
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