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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15
The Election Of N. P Banks Speaker Of
the House Of Representatives..

The noble struggle which has been
maintained in the national House ofRep-
rcscntativcs and the result in the election
OF Speaker, are among the most cheering
as well as most significant events of these
eventual times.
Mr.. Aiken the final candidate of the
administration party was truly repre-
sentative man, because he is the owner
of more slaves than any other man in Con
grcss-he is the Representative of the
most ultra Slave holding State-and cs-
pecially man Of immense wealth. No
man, then, could better represent the
oiigarc y ofSlavcry, and of tina. system
which degradcs work and would make a
privileged class of those who are exempt
from the necessity of working with their
hands. Mr. Banks Oh the othe, hand was
born in working New England, of poo,
parents, and in his childhood and youth
suffered the additional dcprivations re-
sulting from the curse OF intempcrancc or
the part of his father. He was bred a
mechanic and learned the trade Of a ma
chinist. No member of the House could
better represent the spirit of freedom and
free institutions, and that System which
regards work as hon bic, because the po-
tential means Of lifting men. by their own
force, out of the necessities of poverty il:
which they were born; and giving them
right to the education of all their heav-
en- bestowed powers and the advantages
OF sight and insight.
The two antagonist Systems of free
dom and slavery were in these rcpresen-
tatiye men brought face to face: and by
the indomitablc energy and will of the
party Of freedom this party triumphcd in
the election of Mr. Banks. This triumph
was no accident but the well maturcd
fruit of a long and earnest contest in
which the essential principles of these
respective parties were fally discussed
and well understood 1t was no minor
matter, this of the election of speaker
The position is one of great influence in
the appointment Of committees and in
directing the course of debate and in
reaching results.
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togerher. and one year OF such an admin
istralion is as much as the people will care
TO sustain or tolerate. The administration,
party in Maine, those we mean who sup
port the national administration, must
soon take ground fully against this reck-
less and mengrel State Administration
They canno, be true to themselves and
lhcir chief in any other way because the
leaders and supporters, and the big men
who compose this State administration
have recently chosen delegates at large
to the National Convention who arc open
~ opposed to the nomination Of Mr.
Pierce. and will 20 ony for some man
who will. in case OF being elected, turn
out of Office those who now fl them. and
give them and their friends the places of
honor and of profit.
Their" is no probability that a compact
and successful party can reformed out Of
plceaid leaders OF the old and ettete par
ties IL Maine, now accidentally in power
Th2 breath of an indignant people will
sweep .h"m al away from the places
which they now disgrace, and for this pur-
pose there will be generous union o.
good mcn who mean the State shall be
well governed to bring matters right a,
the next election. Our counsel to the
Americans of Maine, to the real wings O.
Maine, to the genuine Democrats O
Maine, 20 the Frecmen of Maine one and
all to unito fer the purpose Of saving the
State from the hands ofspoilers and keep.
ins the country on the line of freedom
AMI securing that desirable result Of hav.
ug America ,u'cl By Am 2ricaas.
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To the Justices Of tho supreme Jua,., :.
Court shin and for ths county OF Has
Represents the undersigned Aupux.,,. :,
Aaiguel of Philadelphia in the State Of p'. u
.sy wanna that he is guardian OF his MIN, IL ~
dren to Wit Julia d.; William A.: An. 'i -,
and Emily A. Raiguel all OF said Philadsl,ti
by the appointment of the Judge Of the f a
phans for said city, as fully appear hy N, =,
empiiisation of l. e record relating ihcr,,r,'t.
on ale and rccorGed with the PROBATE IL
OF SAID County OF Hancock
That his said wards are seized of one III
yided ninth part of certain real estate si,uo,4,
in Buckspost IN said count, ard toanS,g
.outhetly by Franklin street, castcrlv ly ~
of Jas. Turner Jr., and westerly by ), hioI :,
Five rods on Franklin. aud about twsut,
on School street and also Of one nrd,vi5
ninth part of a CERTAIN other parcel OF zeal a.
tate IN said Bucksport bounded sou,le,ly "
Franklin s.. eas'crly ~ tho Tan yaid L., 90
called, norihcfly by the Mill Pond ard rr,,
crly by land OF James Turner il. so,,t.,ni,,
about one hundred rods. Heiurthcrrenr,'s,'.t
that IT is Tor the interest OF his sad VAR. ~.
their said interest should be sold and ,he nv,
cceds put out nj interest. That Schuv,c, "a.
oil said Bueksport has made an adyantag,,#'.
offer Tor said first described Undivided mr., :
Wit, one hundred thirty three anu one ,L,,d
dollars, and tina, che Ambrose ". Harm
Las made an advantageous offer Tor said las,
described undivided ninth. to wit, the sun. Of
hfty dollars. And tina, ihe Interests Of all
persons concerned will be best promoted by an
immediate acceptance ofsaid offers. lie there.
fore prays that in his said capacity as qua, ;a..
OF aid minor children he may Re cmpoN c, cd
to make conveyance Of Their in,cres, in the
premise. iirst described 10 said Cobb aid IN
those las, described to said Hartman as a'ore.
said AUGUSTUS II. RAlGCEI.
BY Thee Z. W,sduan h.. At',
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VARIETY.

~ 1t will be seen by reference
to our columns. that the Ladies Of
Somcssillo hold a Lcvce on the 22nd
inst. II Bell can. be obtained that
shall possess such a charm, either Of tone
or power OF. Sound as to arouse the
4" Slumbercrs,' or "tardy ones on Sab
bath morning, especially these cold ones,
We would like to borrow it and that We
may not be entirely an "outsiicr in
this matter, please draw on us for one
dollar. if tn sleighing or business keeps
us az way on that interesting occasion.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15
The Distance of The Sun from the Earth
Increasing.

The German journals have given some
tables which prove that the distance be.
tween the earth and the sun is increasing
annually, and argue from it that the in-
creasing humidity OF our summer. and
the loss of fertility by the earth, are to
be attributed solely to this circumstance.
In the course of SIX thousand years
from the present time, they assume tina,
the distance will be so great that only an
eighth part of the warmth we now enjoy
from the sun will be communicated to
the earth, and it will then be covered
with eternal ice in the same mannef as
we now see tie plains of the North,
whore the elephant formerly lived, and
have neither spring nor autumn.
Ne credit has heretofore been given TO
traditions of the ancient Egyptians and
Chinese. according to which these peo-
pie formerly said the suns disc was al
most four times as large as We now see
it, for they estimated the apparent diam
eter Of the sun as double OF what it is
seen in our day. II, however,. we pay
attention to the continued diminution OF
the apparent diameter Of the sun, accord
ing to the best observetion of several GEN.
turies. We must suppose that the ancients
were not mistaken in the estimates they
have transmitted to US.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15

THE HONE JOURNAL FOR ls56.-Ti c
first number of new and brilliant series
Of MoRRIs L. WILLIs's Home Journal.
in new and beautiful Typographical
dress, has just issued from the press. 1t
contains chapte's l, and II. of Paul Fame.
or parts Of Life Else Untold, a Ro.
nance in serial numbe., by n, P. Willis !;
the commencement of a series of original
songs by G. T. Morris, AMI the first par,
of an original novelette, in versa, called
tn Story ola S'ar' no ordinary description
Those who wish TO begin as,he begun NJ
can do SO by sending ihfr names to
Editors, Newly TX. the terms sre-'o,
onn copy,s2; for thee copies. s5-or one
copy for three years. So--aiways IN nd.
ance-
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interested.

The article which We commenc to pub
fish to-day, from the pen Of G. NJ. IVES.
ton Esp. entitled The Pooa WIRES oil
the Souri, is worthy ofthecareful auen.
ton of every man in the country. The
facts stated in it are from sources o,
the highest responsibility and are there
fore entitled to the earnest consideration
OF every well wisher of his country and
of the human race. The Struggle tina,
Is now going on is between the party of
freedom and the party Of Slavery-the
party OF the people both North and South
and the party Of class legislation and
class in,erest.-The paper therefore which
Mr. Weston contributed TO the colun es
Of The Tribune is a timely and an able
one, and on the very que s,ion which the
voters want light at tins time. We shall
print the concluding port ion of it next
week and rope our readers will preserve
the whole oil ii tor future reference.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15
Ans, REQ

~ The Ladies of West Brooksville
also hold Lovee on the 22nd and fol
a similar purpose. Through the energy
and perseverance of few enterprising
mon. seconded by the Ladies in the
neighborhood, a very pretty and commo-
dious Westinghouse has just been erect
ed near the WATSON neighborhood in
Brooksville. We believe the house is
for the use of the Congresationalists.-
A friend sont Us IN account Of all the
particulars, but it has boen mislaid.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15

has received q letter from Kansas. bear
Jug the sorrowful tidings of the death o
his daughter, the wife of Rev. jane
Fitzpatrick. and Of the dangerous Illness
of Mr. G and most of the members o
his family, This will be sad news to the
many friends in this county OF the dc.
ceased. and Of the family. Mr., g. on,
readers viii rccolcct. IS an old inhabi-
tant Of this county and went to Kansas,
shortly after the passage Of the Terrific
rial Bills, under the patronage of the
Home Missionary Society. We have al
ways fel. that the cause of freedom, of
religion and of humanity in Kansas,
had a warm hearted friend in Mr.. c.
We hope for the sake of his family, and
the cause in which he is engaged. that he
will speedily recover
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15

ro,L "cAspft within aud tor tive eeasiy az Han
az, o.he 3fl Wednesday OF Jsnusry IN IN. year o
hnfd .,shieen hu''siret and hhy .r
JOSHUA HoortRS CHARLES AnBorr named
Executors in certain instrument purpor,in
to be the last will and to ,irncn, of Joshua Full.
Ter late of castineis said county deceased, hsv.
ing presented the same for probate:
Ordered. That the said Executors give no.
nee 10 "l' persons interested lev causing cop,
oil tins order to be published three week. sue
crsslyciy, IN the Ellsworth American p,,n,ss
at Ellsworth in said County. that they ma,
appear at frobaie Court to be held a; Els.
worth IN sad county. on the 2nd Wednesday q,
aprl next, at ten of the clock IN the ferruoon
and shew cause il any they have, WHY the said
instrument should not be proved, approved
and allowed as The las, will and testament of
said diseased "
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
a true copy--Auesi.
y nkINgwArcp
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15

4 SPEcuLATIoN.-Of the 2.700 900
acres OF land granted by the State TO AID
the construction OF the Illinois Central
Railroad, two million acres We, remain
unsold. Taking the sales made since the
land-oilice OF the Company opened IA
this city, as a test, the fund realized from
lands alone, viii no, fall far short oi 10
00n, 009, |, is now thou ,ht that the
read completed and fully eqaipp d "lI
Be clear gam 10 the company, to 81,
nothing OF the 0.0U0,000 oil none, tina,
will IN due time be piled up IN thelr trea
snry. Under the stimulus of the times
this grea, work promises 10 be the mos
successful speculation ofthe age. Why
dou't full-grown loiers, wasting their TINT
abon, our cities, go to Illinois and get a
farm
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NO, l..
Jyro.

A man having two kinds ofapp'cs. took
OF each an equal nupper and sold them
one kind a, Two for cent, and the OF
her ut three for cent. The mex. day
be took the same nun Der of apples
aud having mixed them together, sold
them at !, for2 cents =; by witch he rec
one shilling less than for the first days
sales. How many apples did he sell
each day
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15
STATE Of MAINE.

HANCOCK, IS To I'm SmrEfris oP orH
SotNfits or HANCOCK. PExonscor, Pis.
eAIA0ris. WALDO. WasHIsGrox, NoEn.
CNMHfsL.Sp. LtScoLS. krS~Fnre. Oxrost,
SoN'hsLr. FHA>KLiS and AKoosToox. OF
either Of their DsrrriYs.
l.. $. Gpcrrr,,r,
We command you 10 attach the goods or
@e@'c ~ 3, hafles Dodge Of DedhAm in .a.d
county oi Hancock, lahoreY TO the value Of
thre hundred dollars. and summon the ,a!d
Defendant az he may be found in vonr pre-
eine'' to appear before our justices Of the su
pIeine Judicial Court, mex, TO be holden a.
worth. within and 70. our county Of U,n.
cock, on the fourth Tuesday OF Ap.,lne,,. hen
and there IN our ssid Court 10 answe, un,o
barlow Hall Of Ellsworth in said Count, O.
naheoek' yotman IN plea of the case. 10,
'ha' the SAID Defendant al said El,worth .;
me day oil the purchase o. this wr:,. ietr.e H.
debted to the Plaintiff in the sum Of err t.;.-
GREG and hity dDiiars according 10 III. .eenuf,,
annexed, then and there IN eoEs,dera,so,- ,h,r,.
o. promised the Plaintiff to pay hun the ,an.e
I'm ON demand.
Also, ,o' that the De,cudar, ar Epsvs.,h
Aforesaid, ~ the day 8: he ;sus5 base a. tn.
"Iif' ben INDEBTED 70 tie k.slatis IL a4..ihel
"ah OF ~ 1undr' d dollar. III &C much mon
ey before that time had and re 81, ID /, the
70 'ae .Ait4'II lee. in Cor
aderation thereof. pr snssed the fistal T.
pay him that sum on demand.
Yet though often rcqaes,ed the said le..nd-
ant.has not paid said sum bu, neglec.s 70 10 d,
To the damage ossaid Plaintiff as he saw :, III,
sum OF three hundred dollars which shall then
ana there lie made 10 appear with ether due
damages. And haye you there this wit with
your doinrs therein
Witness ErHsW Snyrlrr. Esq, a, Ellsworth
this this twenty -,oui,h day Of October in IN,
year Of our Lord one thousand elsh, hundred
and ffy-four
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STATE OF MAINE.


HANCOCK, n....s asfs-,< Jadisiai cssri. osiss.,
IfF-s ISIS
On The foregoing pstiitou II - ordered BY ths Cur
tha; M, he is4tdsney tsstf b. gwen to al IL f
Interested y, pub .hiag suesisd e1py the .-ii.
sn this "tist he fc.n ihlr weeks spesssssdy ~
kiswuf5h American anc~ paper prnte'l O." tlss"A m
aid L',tfutt the .si pgti iratAra sisfssat q.
least. tkiry ,s pci'',s tle ttu. 81 H. tHA0
le ha.i-ls At E..softh, sltbia stH' W tis SUI
c.sk - fusah faes,ts, At Apfl Bsf ms r. H,s
then .G,I tbstr spfsar - sht~ 0srss - tts f-
~h, tAc PRAYER rtlhr .ettt,tssf s8.- .-ss; = .s
Aua=t PAEhtK IL IHHiA Hs
t-pe corr Of the istft,.H - .rtst =. =='H==-
Al,r.I:-P tth Nv - -
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FREEDOM NOTICE

thereby give pubic notice that have thi'
da, gwen my minor SON Geo rye w. Wooster
his time 10 nc, for himself the same as If he
was OF lawful age and hereafter | shall not
claim his wages nor pay any debts Of his con
tracing.
JOHN 4. WOOSTER
Hancock, Feb. s. 1856 . 3wi
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u Please to notice that DR.. L. F
Sanger has removed his Office from lis
dale block to the Mcssrs Whtinss.
DR.. Sanger has been very successful
in obtaining the confidence Of the com
tnunity, both as Ply stefan and as gen
,leman since his residence in our vii
lagc
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\ true copy-A,tes,
l~i WM q, CLARK. Secr.,st, Of the S~nae
10 the Hon. Psker Tuck Judge OF Probate
The undersigned admir- of the Estate of Jo.
seph farnham late OF Penotscot respectful,
represents that there is belonging 70 said E,,ai,
certain debts which are of doubtful charae.
ter and which YOU: petitioner has underworld
10 collect but has a vet not been able 10 do :,
that SAID dcots amount tn about one hundred
and MY dollar and 'ha, i would be for the
interest of said Est q TO compound the sane
he Therefore prays !Iccusc so 10 d..
titHLs> FARNnAN
At Court of Probate hid Els vo,,,,
within and i"r the cngnty Of H.ueoek 81, Tin,
lst W"tue'dly OF February, $50 the ,,. .,
our Lord eighteen hundfe1 aud fit, six.
- No frszeHe peiiU<l O5aler,t Ih.t tb,,.5,-,,
'fFfr once tH ali p-r~.l- ter-sie,t %, -.
cop eilte -i 'sisH siHi arsf ~ : {. art th.r-
ish-' iatre sres. esssi. FL. H. Ihe ~ - -
Can pf'ntsd al Ellsworth fh.t ther M, ~ -.
!, fI'ifie { 'uft 10 h% he - at filss o,,t =.
+" eh",sis' Of Apf' e.rt aud - o.,,r.. n $3.50
grated. Ps''iV' '"0 VIZ nor Il
PARKER rUgk Judge.
.,,... ,HHes. WARREN KING t.erist.t
NARktA KING k.est.r
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STATE OF MAINE.

Is StSArr. February s, 1856.
On the petition AFORESAID.
Ordered Ihai,be Petitioners caus+ an attest.
Cd cop, Of their petition with this order thereon
10 he published ons w.rk IN ,hs Elisw o,tl
American newspaper printed IN EIlsA otih
the said publica, on 10 he four DAYS a, leas,
before the !0,h day OF February, inst, that al.
persons 'ni'r".ied. ma, then sppear aud slew
e ause Ufany they have WI, the pray,. ofsaid
petition should not be granted
Read and accepted.
Sent down for concurrence.
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For "-ss .i-.srica-,
Friend SAWYER.

am aware that m an,
Suggestions are made TO Editors relltive
tothe subjec, matter of,heir papers-sus-
ges,ions which followed on, would IN the
conceited opinion of these wise Men,
exhIbi. an increase Of talent and secure a
higher standard Of Literary excelIency.-
Now, trust that am not one OF ,hcse
would.be directors but still, IL take the
responsibility to enquire if the ntroduc.
ton ola Mathematical D,partmen, to
the columes of your paper nigh, not be
productive OF interest and profit.
There are scores OF Philom a,hs in Han.
cock County who would NANTES, be.
coming zeal in such department. and
thus, perchance an honorable rivalry
would be elected. Valuable fact. would
be obtained, and more Valuable matthew.
aiica principle. secured.
| offer this suggestion, Mr.. Editor with
all confidence in your judgment as to
what constitutes a good piper and shall
not be angry with you If my suggestion
is qnashed. and this sheet consigned TO
the tomb of the Capule,s,"
] venture to propose question moth
ing doubling that many will be willing
and ready and eager 20 furnish No, g
Yours very respectfully
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Correspondents will have patience with
US. Some of their fa,ors are partly in
type.
On the accoM, OF one Of those acc,d.
en,s peculiar TO a printing office we lssu e
only a half sheet this week. There hap
pens TO be more pi just at this time in our
office than is a, all Agreeable to those mos,
interested.
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Commissioners Notice.

"e '"a suh'efiaefs hA'sAs s-sa .pts.-4ss.j BY 40
to- fsssf tuck Judge 81 Pfssal. - ~ ft,s5. =
fafss Ia rec se s'st cs.a.- Of CT. f,nr
." Ne esisir Of Nsthsois Chsss late ~ Bses .-.r d-
es'ri rrPrcsstDsi ias,tssai D. he-.,N rr, n5s..=
tts' n'snihs aiiasn, n sal cf-tfgr. >, e-
H 3c eiaims5 ani thai stall sitsa.t So .sfs.
'he e"''Hthr fsso'n OF 4 Coha IA Bree.t.Ti
ne 'ast stHnAT Of Ns'sHie~f col thu ff.4 !,
u 9'y IN Aath lsiS .t2 o'tkvs pN
>tHJitSg corp
itfgf\ Ill
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PRorEI DIsrlNcIIox.-The Lowell
Journan says -" New England has now
The two chief offices of the nation in i,
hands, viz: the Presidency and the
Spaakership. Pieree hoo, Ger, is a Nur
Highlander only by birth and residence. i"
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FOR SALE

The undersigned fsrs for sale his interest
in the Joy farm. so called) it being now owned
by the heirs OF Dr. Peek Lslate. For partie-
ulars inquire of c. q. Peck Ellsworth.
swt EMERSON GOOGINGS.
Somcoville. Mt Desert. Feb, IA. 1886.
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Administrators Sale Of Re.I ESQ.,.

nt virtue ~ ilesnss from the Cour, If pfoi.,. g.,
hs 4iy al hahcnek, shall eel. u tbe IA ,a,,, H..
70 .as'ns On The 'sea,y hhh tsy efrs, nsrt .,rw.
d IL, e.N. ~ mach Of the Real Es,a. ~ Nh,
p-f ate of Casiih. deceased stuai.a NJ :. CO..
"h i''a . The SUN af sven aafjted ssil,,. a. ~.
EA''neh' o''hs debts ant iaeti-a,al ehary.s
,.,,,, o., :, r. AArCH. "Reminiscences,
v3gs
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned. that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himself the trus,
oi an Admir-. O, the Estate of
ADAM GRAY
late If Penohseot. III the Count, ei Haneoek X,
Decreased. by giving bod as the law direct,
he therefore requests all persons who in
dehted to the said dcvea,rds estate. 10 make
immediate payment, and those who haveany dc.
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the same for settle
'!cnt.
SAMUEL LEACH.
fenob<cot. ltb. {. is5G. . 3w4
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\ administrators sale of kea! Estate

-ttdt'l alt VI Ats14 tsSiait
01 virtue OF license from the Court 81 I'm
- hate iut the County Of iianecck. ! han
sell bv Public auction en- Saturday tie 18th Of
March next. at ten o clock A NJ on the yr,al-
i,cs ~ much q tie Real Estate OF Abcl Law.
renee l-ic Of Bueksport deceased, situated N
aid Bueksport as will produce the sum OF To-,
hundred dollar for the raymsn; OF the deA:,
and incidental charges. Ie,ius mad Known
at the tune and place OF sale.
ntNltLB LAwRESCE- t1.4's
Ducsspo Jan. II. 1858. 5wa
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Cherry deld Academy.

1-hE Spnns .erm of this institution will com
mehee IN WEDNESDAY the 27th O.
.eoatafy INST, under the care of lis presen.
.eaenef' AnsRY +. BKowS, A. Il. with such
aHsiSla7 re us the condition Of The school NAV
re4uj,.e. 'o' may
TERMS.
Common English, ~ M
Higher English and Languages 90
As'sion to be paid in advance
wd wESrwOgra. s,ers,ays
Ch~ryaeld rsac-sry i. 1865. aar,
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+. +. SANGER. NJ =,

Ahet extensive prac,ic. in the Hospitals. a, NJ. ".
aud Boston, oers his services to the mi, Of Ei.vo
arg viotnily. re " N'"V'h
OFFICE IN Whtir.ss New Rlock
whe'c he may be fond night md day
except when p'ofes 6onably engaged.
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>, STATE OF MAINE,
hancock, Sc. supreme judicial Cou., Oe,o
bey Term lSfs

oh ne foregoing Suit ii i, ordered nv II,
Goutt that uoti"e Of the pendency thereof BE-
given hy all persons interested, by serving An
a''csted copy Of the writ and this order thereon
upon the said Charles Dodge. or by publi.hin.
me same three weeks snccessircly in any pa
per printed an the county of Hancock, the ias,
puhheation. or service aforesaid TO be Al least.
'hlrty days before the next term Of this cour,
70 oe holden nj Ellsworth. ~ithin and for the
county OF Hancock on the foarth Tuesday Of
Ap,i next'ihat ne may then and there spposr
and answer to said suit il he seas
Attest, PARKER W PERRY. c,e,l
4, true copy Of the wri, and order az fanrt
therein Attes.
PARKER W. PRRRy C,s,l
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-15

HINTS TO ADVERTISERS. A French
paper thus traces the sensations Of a rca.
der of advertisement. The frs, adver,is.
men'--he don'l scen The second inser.
,ion-hc secs II but don't read il. The
third inser'ion-hc reads 1t. The fourth
insertion-he looks at the prices The
fifth lnsertlon-he spe ks of !, to his wife.
The sixth insertion-she is willing to buy.
The seven,h-he purchases.