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New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
DOINGs IN CONGRESS.

SENATE, Jan. la.-Nothing done.
HousF. Jan. li.-Nothing of interest. some ballots
for Speaker, but no approximation toward a result.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

admirable plan of exchanging our new and latest improved
with pleasure by hundreds The avery wilson Grover
RskeI Hunt Dorcas and other inferior Machines are coming
In Yadly 10 be exchanged The chance for profitable bar
s.in "a great one Apply NewYOrk Office personally,
or by letter l. M. SINGER Co, No J2j Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

The desperate gang of murdcrcrs who terrorize
ever the Eighth Ward, killed another man and
almost killed a second on Sunday night. Two
peaceable young men were assaulted with CLUBS
at the door of their residence, aud both drcaduly
beaten one died soon after; the other lives but is
likely to die. What is to be done the Eighth
Ward is an unsafe place for respectable people
The bludgeon and the butcherknfe ralc there and
men scarcely dare go out after dark, without arm-
ing themselves
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

A WORK on the History, Prevention and Cure
o the Chronic Of the Respiratory Crcuaory Digest
I've seoIctory Absorbent udng the glands and skin
Nervous and Motor SyGtems Of the Human Economy. .
Tar PHiLosoPHY LIVING Or The TO ENJOY Lille and
its Comforts and to secure Longevity. =
With Engravings illustrating the ysrious systems o
the human organism. BY =. "A, . htAIh NJ. ~,
Thu above Introductory work Chronic Diseases and funo
,sry Conanmpton their Prevention and Treatment, Is now
resdv and viii be any address free Of charge;
Pnenta at distance consut DR. HEATH by letter stat
ina their cases fully. Office hours, to-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

The weather yesterday was comfortably warm,
but not so as to produce any considerable thaw
The sleiehing in Broadway is now pretty badly
used up, but in other streets il is oerably good.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
HoILnMAYls PILLS cure any case Of Weakness

ELECTRO CHEMICAL BATHS, manufactured by
DR. s. u. SMITH, No II Canalst BATTERY ana FooI
BATH with full Instructions, $55.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
CRIsTApoRo's HAIR.DYE, WIGS AND ToUPEEs

,tand preinent above all competition. suite of elegant
apartments for applying his famous DYE the greatest
article of it's kind throughout the world His new
.tye of WIGS and ToUPEES perfection itself wholesale
ma rel all at CRIsTADoRo's, No. Astor House
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15
RupaER BOoTs-Lades', Gentemen's and

Cbdrea The article manufactured may be obaine,
and The lowest possible price only charged at the GOODYEAR
RUBBER DEPoT No. 265 Broadway, between Warren and
ChambeTssts
New-York daily tribune., 1856-01-15

Debility and Lowness Of Spirits They nvigOrate the system
and Eye new energy strength and yFor to all The fountains OF
e Sold at the Msnufacories No so Maiden.lanei New
York and No 24 Strand London aud by all Druggists at 21'
62lc and al per pot or box.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

An exchange says that man whe
would systematically and willfully Sc,
about cheating the printer. would COM
init highway robbery on a crying baby
and rob it of its gingerbread-rob a
church of its counterfeit pennies-lick
the butter of a blind niggcrs last fit
ter pawn his grandmother's specs fol
drink of whisk ,y-steal acorns from a
blind pig. and take cloths from sca,c-
crow. that he may make a respectable APP
pcarancc in society
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

To the Justices Of the Supreme judicial
Court within and for the County Of Hancock,
Represents the undersigned Augustus IL.
Raiguel Of Philadelphia in the State OF Penn
sylvania that he 10 guardian Of his minor chill
dren to wit Julia d.; William A.; Albert II.
and Emily A. Kaiguel all OF said Philadelphia
by the appointment OF the Judge Of the Or
phans tor said city, as fully appear by the ex-
emplihcation of ~ record relating thereto now
on nile and recorded with the Probate Record
Of said County Of Hancock.
That his said wards are seized Of one undi.
vided ninth part of certain real estate situated
in Bucksport in said county and bounded
.outherly by Franklin street. eastcrly by land
OF Jas. Turner Jr.. and westerly by School st.
Five rods on Franklin, and about twenty rods
on School street and also of one undivided
ninth part OF certain other parcel Of real es-
tate III said Bucksport bounded sou,herly on
Franklin S., casierly by the Tan yard 10, so
called northerly by the Mill Pond and west
erly by land OF James Turner Jr containing
about one hundred rods. lie her represents
that 1t is for the interest OF his said wards that
their said interest should be sold and The pro.
cecds put out at interest. That Schuyler Cobb
OF said Buckspori has made an advantageous
offer for said irst described undivided ninth, to
wit, one hundred thir,y-three ana one third
dollars, and that one Ambrose w. Hartman
has made an adv tntaseous otter tor said last
described undivided ninth, to wit, the sum OF
fifty dollars. Aud that the interests Of all
persons concerned will be best promoted by an
immediate aceeptane, OF said offers. lie there
fo.c prays that in his said ,pacity as guardian
Of said minor children he may lie empowered
to make a conveyance OF their interest in the
premises first described 10 SAID Cobb ard i'll
those last described to said Hartman as aiore-
said AUGUSTUS II. RAG uEL.
By Iheo, e. W1odlnan his Atty
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

GFThe State OF Maine in some re.
marks IN the election "f Mr.. Banks pay.
our Representative +. J. d Fuller the
following Complime ut.
Among all the men who have sufr. red
IN this contest, ~ une stands in so piti
able plight as Mr. I J D. Fuller, Re ..
preventative from the 9th D,stric, Of
Maine. Voting against the Nebraska
Bill Throughout, in the las, Congress, aud
ssv'ng hi. elecfio, thereby. he has gone
hack TO Washington and contradicted
hi, whole previous conduct Oh that ques-
tinR.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

To THAw oUI FgozkS PuNPs-Thc
best way tia, has been found t, secur
log pump from freezing. is to have a
St an-box from the platforn 70 lac no &c
i 20 t a rare. ali e,aaeet j " ia tn .
= m - that the , nap 81 II make on
b. - - COX, Al IN p rture through
tn Platform to let the st ain into it from
the we'll
This plln keeps the waiter cool ,hro'
the imner. and the steam from tn, WI
ter in the we'll rises int the box, ami
pr yeats the pfmp from freezing in win
pIe"ss III re is tight platform
a-i.s .c'eti r,xid It. Many
pAaJ' la5e "a; iaisr ;ae pl .tiorm.-
Sdme 1T o-i by raisln5 the handle. which
bt.nos tn, upper box in contract with
the lower wave. SO as to open it. II a
pump. through negligence. gets frozen,
It Is very easy mater to thaw it out,
if one knows how. Some will heat iron
bars and PIT them in some will put in
salt; ami either OF thcsc will d, the
work. if one has patience. Bat thu
quickest and easiest way is to use a =
or inch led pip, and boiling hot
water. A Pimp that is frozen, ten feet
iolid, may BE- tiawel cut in ten minutes.
BY having a pipe 70 reach as low as it is
frozen. Put one end of thu pipe down
OF tbs ice. swell tn other to Init
'unnel, DO r. in hot water, and the way
the pi sc tiles down is a caution to thu
oae Tat h Ids it, There IS current Of
hot wat r acting on water acslns on tn
ics, which does it work ana rs - outsid :.
A baTei OF hot water N ! o. turned in
"it-oa' p.ps. and 1t w.il penetrate bat
little d,pth before running OF.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
NOTICE
INDEPENDENT CLAIRVOYANT..

~ ADAME YOUNG. the MYSTERIOUS Lady
rs aud mesmerie Physician has arrived in
town. and taken rooms al the American House
whore she will remain for short time. This
lady, whose fame has spread throu 2hout the
New England States. where she has been trav-
cling for a number Of years, and has met with
unriydlad success, would now say 10 those la
die ard gentlemen who may be eur Gus TO learn
he future events that may distinguish their
live, relates 10 business marriage, sickness. alb
cont iriena,. whether dead or alive tina; she
will answer any questions relative to the past
present or future; also reveal mysteries and
ioretcll coming events, with astonishing ac-
curacy. will give correct information a. re-
gard. disease. of whatever name or ! AZURE
will tell if the can he cured OF not, and il
durable what will cure them. The afflicted
my be greatly identified by consulting her.
Madame Young also gives chronological FIX
aminations, aud furnishes Ger patrons with
charts setting forth their peculiar developc-
mcnts
Visitors received from 9 o'clock A. NJ, to Q
r, NJ. Ladies so cts. Gentlemen 90.
Charts extra. 2w3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
STATE OF MAINE.

Hancock, IS. supreme Judicial Court Octo
Der Term, 1855.
On he foregoing Suit ii IL ordered By tn
Court that uoti"e Of the tendency thereof b
gwen by all persons interested, by serving AZ
attc>ted copy of the writ and this order thorco,
upon the sand Charles Dodge, or by publishin.
the same three weeks excessively in any -.
per printed i'll the county of Hancock, tn ,,,s
publication, or service aforesaid 70 be :, i.os,
thirty days before the next term of ,h;. cow
TO be holden at Ellsworth, Wits, ard for ~,
county Of Hancock on the f,urth tuesday =
April next. that he ma; u .en and there anneo
and answer TO said suit # he sees
Attest, PARK.ER W PERRY. CLERK
\, true copy of the writ and order Of Com,
thereon Attest W.
PARKER W, PRRRY. CLERK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
CHARLES LOWELL
70 His
Clients and Debtors.

ENfhhNES The tistn's i~ss ae3ips, yop ere
III it"-' i"!iNIdu,I tt.er Ma h0t ~ the 'rYra
Ne u~A alrnni 10 - rre man ,I II, =.
5{""e'' n"es'sa''s nd srtie'n - NJ - fli. -
"it 'fe - f4E '1e ~ ZEN 4e0' s.an0eh. an asea
dfahf p't'i"'s thfn, t'6 money pad nuy
81 y"ur accom- Every ys-t e,r pubic uai lsr ~ NJ,
"cessRts ark pd5 iavnt aHit ufi,t liz sh ie
part ~ nty re ct"vIenrnl s,d tina. IN 1nrthine
ft country Yred0S.st Naa k,oN at sils .Ad thar
IA iA"t htiir'n "id man t.. p OF MAs yer tlss
'er'ed yoo haitY AMI e.saU. ~, into ny ptoi...
ON more iaht aud care haa az, fro etL.i Is~, .n
, The cuun;ty
Gehi.mrn. an nav at house kceuinl again and In
'ant OF all Kinds of staple gnnd1 pfauce FIRE Wood
lark shingles Ciapl,asnls eic. Ant aud rven u.r
III Knows that rins teHfas # you nay he whole or
part Of my Claim. in or the other these
nd il you continue 10 disregard my Calls and ecessoe
VIII hs presnmptse evidence hat sau att unetatefs.
.nd dis hnh-st aud dunnt npt desire d. tss ir,.
zee know very wei. !a. t,pr bst legal pr.rti;ioi.-
Ie full practice can rightly appreciate The ia.f ex
penseand responsibility of my fidelity to 5ur INTEREST,".
but comm sense abd honesty, 10 Nj. not Mug of
.raiifute ought TO 81 Inua'e manly e6.rt 10 r4y
r reduc- hes. claims. A load "f "o'd. quarter NJ
neat. bag VI vegetables pc, "i Butter, fo~i,
.tll he better II M othins. and show honest ..,-
I'iHn yssrgh 5 uriond .1arfj,t Megins Abr, ~
HGdc- il james Hodgskins Coo w. Cu,ti, .nd'
h',s, u others, do gan asar Mir 0na rua yeu .nd,r
!anj7
Gai sry you, tits hard tnas ADD no money 10 bs
,i." We'll this has been your complaint for a loag
aries Of years, hut Thu a"v" fc's sh'w that il -
'roundess Pir articles ecihray named above are No.
'ien'y sud viii a. far pnytnx i-.,. Wy
r per"d u the times tr- hard dna't stop to sh,ysr
ID ;rhine ini In Tue mnily intcsfty aud yigor
lei nul OF eei in the morning before II light, ed
trim. and wash frnm heal Il k,oi. in Cold
tatfr a- doe. III. Rheumatic Snf,ring old Cripple
,i II II dn.s um ftrni.h ynu with iones heart i,
Ill roducs healthy ma"y yig"r that vii! suah!S
rice superior neif' ieney Snd rea"ess SD IA
fsgsnse to this setce tell the pe,nOrsbs In
uaso VI Col Nillei "l'il Try Sir -
AN G-Dleinsu.very X fully
Your Fred ,irl Servant
CHARLES LoWxtE
Ellsworth Ne Jan |. iS.e SOL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

Held ~ b. es,Ht H.a % ~ 4fs County Of " ta
corsoh tue tf3 YS-'i,is ~ - HHnsiy w tie, year
l. i eIgitrt iui irs 100 y
JOSHUA Hoops E& CaA,tiI$ Jaa's6sf nampti
Executors in certain instrument pnfeortin !,
to he the last will antites.imcnt OF Joshua F,.s-
Ter late of Castine is said county deceased W.
ing presented the same ior probate:
Ordered, That III. said Executors give to-
ice to all pers"n- Interested BY CAUSING copy
oftlis order To be published three weeks SITE
cessivcly, III The Ellsworth American, nriu,..i
ut Elisw orth in salt County, thar they may
appear ~ Prui,s,e Couri u h.. held vi Els
WORTH in said county. On the 2sd Wed caiay OF
ApriT Hexi, ~ ten ii the ciock Tho i.rc,u,un
and Ah~w .ai~" il any si,~y iiav', "h, the said
iu.trusse-t should let u proved, app ruved.
and allowed as lie Last will and testa,Gc.I, 4
said tii.ased.
PARKER TICK, J,icas
A true copy. Attest,
A r ,bhiTkg irSc i,.yll.,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

Try rHs BEST, The loudcst boast.
ils and w,ndiest salf-vaunting is not al
WIS Indicative of tAe greatest merit -
Now although there are numerous prepa-
r1tioas - high blown thrt the uninitiat-
cd would think they origin tied only a
ht,le beneath tho sky; and Poss such
remarkable qualities that they are unfit
Tor poor mortal flesh, but are designed
for some more ethcrial class Of beings,
il is refreshing to come in contact with u
remedy adapted to human ilis-ani such
", believe to be &c. W. Stones Cough.
Consumption and Bronchitis Elixir. it
makes only a modest cnunciation OF its
merits, but from actual trial and observa-
ton we believe it to be the very best cough
remedy extant. 1t has cured very bad
and tight seated coughs and colds in for
ty-eight hours try it. 3w3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
Office 70 SHIP BuILpERss OWNERS


r lie subscriber offers for sale thu COMPLETE
INVENTORY Of Polaeca schooner Of about
l40 tons. consisting Of ASchoKs, CHAINS,
SAILS (scme new Booms, Cats jibbeom Da-
wits STANDING kiGGING and STAYS, Running
Rigging. Compases. Ensign, full sett Bloc rs
and purchases, Boat, Cabin Furniture, 1eels
&c. &c, Most of which are in exelcnt order
and State Of preservation. and suitable for the
Equipment Of new Hull, presenting fair
opportunity OF rigging vessel at reduced
rate, The above were taken from 4 Stranded
vessel and may he seen lin Storel at the wharf
of the Subscriber in Oiiand, and will lie Sold
on very reasonable terms at private Sale. il
not disposed OF in the ensuing months of Feb
and March, The Sale will then be closed II.
auction, of which further notice will be Civ
en-.
A. I. EMERSON.
Orland Jan l6 1856 2!iw
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

FoR CoUGHs. COLDS AND CoNsUMr-
lion. Hon. Daniel p Thompson. Sec
Rotary OF the State of Vermont. says -
Having seen the beneficial effects OF your
Vegetable Pulmon Try Balsam in my fam
lily and neiyhborhood when used, l feel
free to say. that 1 look upon it as very
valuable med cine In the diseases for
which it is recommended Reed. Gut
Ter & Co.. Druggists, Boston, proprietors.
BE careful to get. the genuine, as there
are many limitations. Sold in Ellsworth
by Apothecarirs generally. Price 30
cents and ST. 3w3
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
STATE OE MAINE.

ss.... SaprenN Jsdieia! Cou,f, Octo5s'
1.rp Isji
hat notice OF The rndene thereof Ia gwen 10 ali PEI
by pub sh,ng stI-steJ enpy tn peti
aud this order thereon III &c wrecks ,uecsssvey ~ the
Ellsworth american anewsPsier printed IN Ellsworth IN
-did Count, the last publication ainfe-sd To lie at
least thirty day heffe The term Of this Court u
" halr at Ellsworth. wtbn and tor the County Han
cock o. te uurth Tuesday NJ April next hat they
lhen id lhsrr appear 81 .h"w cause any they have
Why the prayer ii the i'sinder should nal I've er4u;r
A,iest. PARKER v PERRY Clerk
true cory al the p-,itin e, order ~ Cuuri THEREON
Attrst:-PARkEK W PERRY. Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.

~ Ike prevalence Of incorrect notions
upon the subject Of medicine, is a great
cause OF misery. Medical practice should
not BE- governed by principles cautiously
dcduced from the contributions of long
experience and close observations How
important. then, that no medicine should
be takcG by invalids unless it cminatcs
from the hands of men of talent. Judge
ment, and the strictest probity. Hoof-
lands German Bittcrs, prepared By Dr.
c. NJ. jackson, Philadelphia, is prepa-
ration emann,ing from one Of the most
celebrated practitioners OF modern times,
and one of the greatest medical writers
Germany ever produced This article is
now in able hands. as evidence that the
article is prepared carefully and skillful-
ly. i, il producing the cffec, the original
inventor intended Il is used by many
of the leading practitioners of Philadel-
phia in cases of debility Of thu digestive
organs, and hillary apparatus. and the
diseases arising therefrom~ We therefore
recommend this medicine 10 suffering in
valids. See Advertisement iw3.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
AT THE CHURCH GATE.
ny w. N. THACkERY.

ny w. N. THAcKERY.
Although | enter not
f., round about the spot
Sometimes l hover
And at The sacred gate.
" n longing eyes Val,
Expectaut oi her
The minister tell> I'll ott
~ eve III. c,iy> rout
Aid leifs ard hsE.miI Z;
lie, ~ stopped The ,h,mag leii
hear the organ. sw ell
shes coming-she's coming
My lady comes at las,
siimid and stepping last.
Ard Fastening thI.her.
With modes, eyes do~ncast.
She somc, .he's here-shes past
Nay heaven 30 with her.
k.or. -od.A .r,ei. la, saint
ga out YOUR prai,e or plant.
NccAiy and duly.
/ wlI. i.u, enter there.
To sahy your pure prayer
With thoughts unruly.
Blu, suffer me to pace
Round the forbidden place,
Lingering a minute,
Like ontcast -pirits who wait
And sec through heavens gate
Angels within il.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

~ The Indies of Somesville will hold
a FAIR. on the birthday OF the Father OF
his Country. the 22d Of Feb. inst. All
are invited to attend and bring an extra
QUARTER, as the object is a good one
rue proce .ds of tn, Fair will BE- used to
p lrchass Bell for the Meeting house in
Somesville, Mt. Desert.
A bell il needed to awake the slumber-
ers ana tardy ones on the Sabbath.
Per ORDER.
Somesvills. Feb. S, 1856. Avs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

The following high testimonial i'll favor
Of DR. Hayden's Pills, is from VIM
II. Eddy. Esq, OF Cambridge,
Dear Sir.-Allow me to congratulate
you on the splendid success which your
Pills have met with. by the public, which
d.ily hear spoken Of in the highest terms
Of praise for their superior merits over all
either pills. can freely add my tcstimo-
ny In their behalf. having used them my
self. and in my family. with decided ben.
eft II this humble tribute to their viz
tues is Of any service to you. you are at
liberty to use the same in any manner you
may think proper.
l am. dear sir. yours, with much esteem
WILLIAM II. EDDY.
To Dg. WIN. r. HAYDEN. Avs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

II you wish 10 make the bulk OF men
Xl-c, d" not ;,ut bo"ks into their hand
~hwn they viii -uhtr throw away through
Indifference, or must drop from necessi-
"; bu, give them employment suitable
t" their abilities, and let then be occupied
II" what Will repay ,hem'he most csr'a'".
ty snd fhe best.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08

An odd gentleman. the other morning
.udihiy Wandering what cause the sever.
"y Of the weather. Why" grumhied
! 'nufii"d parsonage next I" han, when
DmIof k,ne IF, the North Pole. h. far
GIT 10 stnt tie bark eor inter h.mf'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
]Suftrll.
Fer The American.
A LAMENT

a LAMENT
4 the death Of FaspDrE JospAN. fearful
ly in.c. ,bed to the bercaved
ny wiLLte y. FASoH.
White hands Ger white bosom folded.
Lips and check and forehead cold;
One lair form in beauty moulded
Fading ere the heart grew cid
-, tor loved ones, ar the loving
Meeting, parting. evermore,
Never ceasing, ever moving
Downward to the other shore.
Going h.nec to the departed,
Manhood, Infancy and age.
Fcctle Ores and stronger hearted
Going 40 deaths pilgrimage.
Stricken father, weeping mother,
9,ro;hers, sisters, dry your tears,
fe viii meet your son and brother,
Whca you pass this sea of years.
Though the sunny smile tina, drif,ed
From his loving eyes has sped.
Could the futures veil be lifted,
Sc would witness where it fed.
Round the throne SO white in whiieness,
One new voice joins in the song;
And his eyes so bright in brightness,
Beam the rnnsomed hosts among.
Earth to earth" has been for ages,
And for ages yet must he;
lcath with life warfare wages,
Life TO death must bend the knee
Though the chain Of love is parted,
And It's dearest link is gone,
y All ;he -tr'ke grow brown hearted.
.'cr tic night must have a morn:
And tbs night OF gloom and sorrow;
Resting darkly in loves shy,
Shall give birth TO a Tomorrow
Drawing sunshine .rom on hi.h.
''a'her no. each childish token.
AZ lien silently aside;
80. ,.,t ii =. rex a. .afuc have ss ken
-. ..e ..--s tey thu: died ="
r.escrs shall uloom and trees shall los
som
Earth shall rote her as bride,
" hile within her peac.f. bosom,
Lies the form Of him who died.
White hands o er white lo-om folded
lap aud cheek and forehead cold.
One fair form in beauty moulded,
Fading ere the hear, grew old.
Harlem. y. y. January 10Th 1853.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
MARRIAGES.

In this town, Jan. LIST by Rev. 8 Jenny,
Mr Benjamin I, .Alherton and Miss Emily L.
Babson both Of Mt Desert.
Feb 2nd, by the same, Mr. John B, Robbins
and Miss Hannah l. Atherton both OF fremont
4th. by the same Mr. Josiah II Smith OF East
brook to Miss sarah N Dyer u Franklin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
DOG Lost.

Strayed from the subscriber, Dec 18th
large Hound. Said dog has long head
ears. body. and tail. Heal and ears
very dark yellow Al-o large back
spot on the left shoulder. and along
the. hack The rest Of his body is a mix.
ture Of grey and blue.
He answers TO the name ofJack. Who
ever will return said dog, or give any IN
formation where he my be found shall
be suitable rewarded.
Asa Garland.
Ellsworth Jan 18th 1875 au
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-02-08
10 the Hon. Judge Of Probate within and foi
L. L.

10 the Hon. Judge of Probate within and fol
the county Of Hancock
1 Ionic PERRY. Administrator of the
estate of John Bumhan. late Of Orland
Physician. deceased, respectfully represents tina;
certain OF the debts due raid Estate as appear
by his petition on file, remain unaai6, and thar
he has used due diligence to collect the sRme.
but tina, the said debtors are unable 10 pa, i,
iuil, the respective debts. whe etore he pray.
that he may be permitted to compound the
same, or othsFn Use disposed of,hcm, at privat
or public sale, a. to him shah appear most ex
pedlcn tor the interests OF all concerned,
Dated al Orland, this fifteenth day Of Jan
uary, y. d. 1856.
ALONZO PERRY.
At Court Of Probate held at Buckspor
"iihIn and for the county ut Hlncork on III.
3rd Wednesday Of January IN the year %
lord eighteen hundred aud fifiy six
On the foregoing petition, Ordered rha
the Petitioner give u"tic- thereof To all person
interested by causing copy ofihe petition ano
order OF court thereon, to be published i've
weeks IN III. EIls~ oriI, Amerfcan printed i
Els" "r'h. thai they may appear al rrnba,
Court To he held al Ellsworth IN .aid county -.
LIST Wednesday IN February next, and she,
cause ifany they have, vii, the prayer of sale
petition should not b. granted
PARkER TUCK JuApr.
Attest: FDRlNRWETER, Register
true c"py Of the petition and order c
court thereon Attest,
A. +. DRINkWATER. Register.