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Woods Ornamental Iron Works,

iDGE AVENUE, PnILADELpnIA.-The
~ attention of the public is invited to the
extensive mannlactory and ware room Of the
subscriber, who is prepared to furnish. at thc
shortest notice, Iron Railing of every des-
crlpllnn for mcteres, public and private
buildings, also Verandalis, sbalcsnies,, ftorn
talns, scttces, chairs, lions. dogs, S;e., and
other ornamental iron works Of q decorative
character, all Of which is executed with the
express view OF pleasing the tastc,. while
they combine al the requisites of beauty
and substantial constructions. 49,
Purchasers may rely on having all articles
carefully boxed and shipped to their place Of
destination. IT,. ...E 80 b..
book-of designs will be sent to those
WHO wish to make selection. ~ f. -ni
.g... ROBERT WOOD,
Ridge .arenne, belo,c Spring Garden ST., Pa.
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FREIG TITING.

TO and FROM BALTIMORE.
THE new, tight and substantial ~
fast sailing Schooner JAS. lGLE- lAH
HART, Capt. Lambert G.. Ford, will MNH(
run regularly from the wharf 81 s =
Elk Landing, leaving on Tuesday OF every
week at II O'Clock NJ. l' 5'.# ''' "t .
Freighters may rely upon having their
business attended to carefully and with dcs-
patch, and at reasonable rates. %
Applyon board to "+
LAMBERT G. FORD. ,,y
or to JOHN PARTRIDGE,
Feb tt t ....E.' Elkton.
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Fruits and Confectionery.
ESErisnRls1.

'fNiiE subscriber has removed to No. 25 MAREET
STREET. above Front, three doors above ,he
cd stand) pHLAnEirils. whore he keeps constant
~ Oh h1nl general stock Of al articles in his
line consisting Of Oranges, Lemons. and all
kind; Of i'ruit IN season: Almond. Walruts Cream
Nuts, Ground Nuts plain and 70 sied: Pickles and
Preserves Of nll kinds to which h. i vites the At
enion ofica!ers and hers visiting the city Goods
packed at this establishment warranted 10 carry
safe $. l.. HERRING
No. % M.'rkct Street
Above Front, South side, Phila.
Sept. 15-3ln
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
vi A Y & r RIO.

VTIILt his day finish opening. and have ar
w ranged for sale their stock of New Fall God s
comprising general variety of articles usually,
found in well conditioned village store.
They solicit e1rly cali from thoir many Gus
omcrs, friends and the publ c, l0ct 4.
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UNDeR TAXING.

.e UNDERTAKING. Gs5 -
VTIIE subscriber respectfully informs tho
4 citizens of the '
Brick Meeting House and Ticmity,
that he is now prepared to attend to the
Undertaking Business .a
in ali its various branches, with neatnes and
dispatch .....
lyMahogany, Cherry and Walnut Collins,
made in any style and finish required.
4- ROBERT Ii. ENGLAND.
Brick Meeting House, Aug. lS-6m. ..i
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OF the National Safety COMPANY.

OF the National Safety Company.
Wainm 81, south rest Cor Third ST. phiLtla
INCORPORATED ny THE STATE OF rENSA. IN 1911.
LIVE PER CENT interest is given AMI the mon
l. cy is always paid back whenever il is called for
without the necessity ofg;v:ng notice for it before
hand.
People who have large sums pu their money in
this saving FUND. on account Of the superior fetv
and convenience it affords, but any sum- large or
small is received.
This Saving Fund has moro than half million
Of dollars securely invested for the s,fc Of Dc
positors.
The Office is open 70 receive AMI pay money every
day from . clock i'll the morning Till o clock in
the evening. and on Monday and Thursday eve
inngs till o'clock. $50 -
People who have money to put in. are invited 70
call at the office for further inform ton
HENRY L. BENNER. President
ROBERT SEI.FRlDHE, Vice President
WIN. j. REED, .iccrcta. J..
September :, 1851 If $751;
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THE UNIVERSITY'S
Family IL e edies;
ISSUED under the seal, Sanction and authority
TIE UNIVERSITY OF
FREE N1EFDKgfME F"


TIE UNIVERSITY OF 49,,
FREE H1EVDKgfHE T".
POPULAR kNOWLEDGE.
fNIARTERED By the state of Pennsylvania,
'olprl IS. 1903. With Il capital of ST 90 oOOf
m,inly Tor the purpose Of arresiilg the evils %,
spurious NostrLms, also for supplying the com
mnnty with reliable remedies wherever Il cotupc-
tent physician cannot OF will not be employed have
purchased from DR.. John r. Rowand, his celebrat-
Cd
RcyyaEle.'s Tonic Mixture,
Known for upwards oftwcnty FIVE years as tho only
sEre and safe cure for
FEVER AND AGUE, &C.,
and his inestimab.e remedy for Bow Ell COMPLAINTS
EowANp's COMPOUND
SYRUP or BLACKBERRY ROOT,
which highly approved and popular remedies. to-
gether with tho University Remedy for complaints
of The Lungs
The Univ.rcty's Remedy for Dyspepsia or En-
digestion.
The Universlty'i Remedy for Costiye Rowe's.
Also the universitys Almanac may be had, at
the Brunch Disponsary. store of ....
ELLIS q. CHANDLER.
Sep. H. 1S55-y. BntcK MEETING IioCsR.
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RAGS! RAGS /!

TIME highest price paid Cash t , Rags
l. (woolcn excepted at the Rock lille Pa
per Mill on the Little Elk by
- iArsh % u h JORf N
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SAVING FUND
CAPITAL $3.50, 000.

CAPITAL $3.50, go.
MONEY is received on deposit daily. The
w amount deposited is entered in II Dcpasit
book and given to The Deposition or, If preferred a
certificate will b. given.
All sans, large and small arc received and the
amount paid back on demand, Without uotic5
Interest is p,ii ut the ate Of FIVE PER cExr
coi2in cncin the.day Of deposits and ccasing four
teen days previous TO TIC ithdrawal of the money.
On the FIRST day Of January. in each year the
interest Of each deposit is paid to tho cpositor or
added To the principal, as he may prefer. =
The Company hive now upwards Of 3, 500 de-
posters in the city of Philadelphia alone
Any additional information will be given by adj
dressing The TREASURER.
DIRECTORS.
STEPHEN r, CRAWFORD, Pres't !
LAwhESCE JOHNSON, ice pres't, -
AMBROSE ". THOMPSON, .
BENJAMIN w. TINGLEY,
JACOB j.. FIoIANcE,
WILLIAM NJ. HonwIS,
PAUL b. GODDARD,
GEoRGE MciiEyGY, ."
JAMES REyEREuX, ''
GusTAvrs ENGLISH.
Secretary and Treasurer PLINY FISK
Teller and Interpreter, }. Z. OEHLscHLAeEn.
Sep. 8, lo55--ly. ..
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nsH. KENNEDY, OF Roxbury, has
-A'h discovered ii one Of uat vom.non p .sturc
weeds rvm,iy til lt cares
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05

The annexed statement Of Prof. A. A. Hayes, NJ.
D., State Assaycr, is ample testimony of the
scientific manner in which this medicine is COM
pounded, and recommends it to q Professional
Man, worthy fair trial in their practice
An opinion having been asked for of me, in
Consequence Of the formula for preparing Oxygen
atcd Bittcrs being known to me, express the fol-
lowing, in form The composition If these Btters
includes those medicinal substances which expert
cnced physicians have long resorted to for special
action the system, when deranged by Fevers,
Dyspepsia, Agues, and General Debility, result
ing from exposure or climate influence.
These are rendered permanent, and remain
tive, in this preparation, as Consequence of the
scientific manner in which they are combined.
1t was well founded Inference, that the prep
araton, used in larger or smaller doses, would
prove a valuable Gencral Medicine, which export
ence has demonstrated.
In this medicine, no metallic salts can be found
ty the most delicate chemical trials.
Respectfully, A. A. HAYES, NJ. D.,
Assayer to the State of Massachusetts.
No. Pine Street, Boston, 10th, Dec. 1850.
SETH W, F0WLE & CO., 13s Washington St,
Boston, Projectors. Sold by their agents every
where.
Agents-Mosos Hale Ellsworth; John Stevens,
Bluehil; j. Hooper, Castine; Z. IL. Parker, Bucks
port; E. $ Higgins, Eden. 45-2w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05

CHoRus-Thc boozinc, bruisinc [r;sbmo,
! The 'toxicated freshman.
Inc wnisky' 6risky, running, gummy, bran
dy-, no dandy Irislman. y
End toast-The Squire and the Col
rise" Religion and Temperance, ma,
they never touch politics"
The Squire sings
Colonel, throw your pen aside.
And come get drunk with mo:
Wei so where Bacchus sits astride,
Perched high upon barrels. three;
Ila there the ale is frothing up,
And genuine is the gin;
So we shall take liberal sup,
To comfort our souls within"
The Col. welcomes the PROPOSAL and
replies in gallant style:
SONG.
" care not q fg for gallon of flip,
Or Il whistling can Of rumho;
But my tongue through whisky-punch
will slip
As nimble rs IIurlo Thrumbo.
So put the spirits on the board.
And give the lcmonsa squeezer,
And We'll mix a jorum, by the Lord.
That will make your worship snecze sir. -
Tremendous cheers greet the Col. and
his health is drunk in three time three.
llurrah for the Irishman, Lall) hurraah
Sc toast-Sir hamilton 1.-The straight
wings crooked as the path of ginaine
Democrat"
Sings
:. Rail no more, boys, rail no more;
w higs are but ass s ever,
On land, on wave, on sat, on shore,
All rascals Of white liver.
Chorus of groans. Sir Hamilton bites
another board nail in two.
T'cetre 'cloeh, midnight Tho squire,
the Col. and Erastus try to dance min
uet. They break down and are hopeless
ly iloorcd in the back parlor. The songs
die away, the candles have gon out; an |
the company generally is snoopy, b0ozy
and sleepy. Timothy Thady 'Mulli.an
propose rctrate and taercupoa tn
banquet ends. GUMRo.
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HoRomay's Pills Cure for Sick Headacl

Hollopays Pills Cure for Sick Headache
and Bile. William kaners, of Dover, Maine,
was, perhaps, one of the greatest sufferers
from sick headache and bile, scarcely Il day
passed without his feeling the dreadful effects
Of these formidable evils, he put himself in
the hands Of the doctors, but they did him
no good, in fact, he became worse, until bis
suiierngs were more than human nature
could bear, and he almost sunk under them ;
fortunately for him he commenced using
Holloway's Pills, which acted upon the sys-
TEN, cleansed the bowels; cleared the head,
and by perseyering with them for eight weeks,
thoroughly restored him to health. He has
ever since been entirely free from these dread
full attacks
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS John Conlif OF Ellsworth, in the Conn.
w ~ OF Hancock on the twentieth day OF July 1853
by MS deed of that dale recorded ia Hsncofk Registry
va 70 page 100 - No.tgaged 10 f.. L.. Nj. Alien, oi
Ellsworth, and duly assign 20 the subscriber certain
iot "r parcel OF land situated IN Ellsworth bounded and
described as follows, wit the soulh~esterly, BY
Eaten Pond, nofhwes'ery by land of James Carter
and iand Ia the occupation of PANEL Smith northess
tery by The back nen the road lots and
by land Convesed to Thomas Cane anl James Carrier
containing IS less. The CONDITION of sal
mortgage having been broken, hereby claim to fore.
coss The sane. JOHN " DANIELS
ii3w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05

10 the honorable Court of County Commits
sloners for Hancock County, Octol er 1856,
FILE undersigned inhabitants Of Ellsworth
and Hancock in the County OF Hancock
respectfully represent that n public road 10
needed and will greatly accommodate many
OF the inhabitants. Commencing at some
point on tie Trenton road in Ellsworth b.,
t" cen the house of Levi 10y aua A d. sar.
gent and running in an easter,y direction to
intcrsect with road laid cut from James
Brown to county road in said Hancock.
we therefore pray your board to examine
| the route and establish the road
j. a: DIAN L, anG iorty-two othsrr.
Oct. A. ID. le:;6.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, s.. Court of County Commission
crs, Oct. Term, 1856.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is considered
by the Commissioners that the petitioners are
responsible and that they ought to lc heard
touching the matter set forth in their pcti.
ton, and therefore order, that the County
Commissioners meet al Levi Joys in Ellsworth
on ucsaay the 9th day Of January next al
ninc OF the clock in Tire forenoon, ana thence
proceed to view the route mentioned in said
petition; Immediately after which view. q
nearing OF the parties and witnesses will BE-
is't, a. some convenient place in the vicinity,
: ~ sucn ocher measures taken in the prem
49,: So.nhiisslohefs snail judge proper.
t 40 l. IS iarthsr ordered that notice Of the
Time, place and purpose, Of the Commission.
eis messing aforesaid, be given 10 all persons
ana corloi ations interested by serving aztec
TED copies q the petition and this order there.
on upon the Jerks of the towns Ellsworth
and Hancock, and by posting up attcsted cop
les as aforesaid, in three public places in each
OF sad towns thirty days at least before the
!, Time appointed for said view; and by pub
hsiling the petition and order thereon thres
weeks successfully In the Ellsworth American
a newspaper published IN Ellsworth, n
the county Of Hancock. the first publication
10 be Thirty days at least before the tipsa -.
'aid view; that all persons ar 80 far
h h, may attend ard I'm satisfed
Aest, PARKER W lad good
A true copyof dc pes.t md csszedas.
N,
-Attsst. ThRKE9
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK sat- the Court of County Commission
ers begun and held at Ellsworth within and f,,
said County on the fourth Tuesday Of April A.
d. one thousand eight hundred and fifty -four
and by adjournment on the fifteenth day of Au
gust A. d. ono thousand eight hundred and fifty.
four
ORDERED. That there be assessed on Tovnsbiu
No. l. North Division in said County of Hancock
for opening and making n road therein eommenc.
ing at Il cedar stake marked Il. on the County line
South of the house of Mr.. Fogg, thence runnin g
southerly through said No. /. to the North line OF
the town of Greenfield estimated to contain twen-
ty thousand acres exclusive of water and lands re
served for public uses, the sum of four thousand
dollars, being 20 cents per acre and John Mil
liken Of Hancock is appointed Agent to cxpend
said assessment accordingly.
Attest-P. W. PERRY. Clerk,
A true copy Attest--P. W. PERRY. Clerk.
true copy OF certificate of Assessment
ATTEST. II. s. TREYErr. Gon,atr ,Eroa xura-
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MARRIED.

In this town, Nov. 80, by Rev. s. Tenny, Mr..
William I. Hadlock, of Cranberry Isle, to Miss
Frank II. Tinker, Of Ellsworth.
I'VE acknowledge the receipt of generous slice
of cake, and wish in return, the happy couple a
large share of life's choicct blessings
In fremont, Nov. rs, by Rev. X. N aleser-
Wy Mr. Reuben d. Rich, to Miss Sarah Jane Law
,on, all of fremont.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05

At Il Court OF PROBATE holder. at Eluehill,
within and for the County Of II anceck On tie
first ;" edncsday Of November, in Tic year CT
our Lord eighteen hundred and fifty-six.
&. l.. HAMLiN, Thomas Robinson, and
s- = George y. Black named executors in
certain instrument purpolting to lie Il last
viii add testament Of John Blacl, Esq, late OF
Ellsworth. in said county, deceased, hav-
ing presented the same FOR probate Or
deied. Ihs.t the said Executors give notice 10
al persons interested, by causing copy Of
this order TO &c published three weeks success
sircly in TIE Ellsworth American, printed III
Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court TO be held at Ellsworth in said county,
on the first Wednesday Of December next. at
ten Of the c,e"k in the forenoon, and shew
cause, if any they have, Why the said instru-
ment shoald ret he proved, approved, and al
lowed as the last will and testament Of the
said deceased. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
a true copy-attest, W. KING, Register.
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PRICE $l,oo
Prepared by G. W. STONE,

SHE subscriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned, that he has been du-
ly appointed and taken upon himself the trust of
an Administrator of the estate of Treworthy r.
Swazey, late of Bucksport, in the County OF Ham
cock, Gentleinan, deceased, by giving bond as the
law directs; he therefore requests all persons who
are indebted to the said deceased. estate to make
Immediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
WM b: SWAZEY.
Bucksnort Nov s. 1856. 3w45
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05

OxYGEvATEp BlTrrRs-We hear of fresh
triumphs every day from the use of the Oxy-
glnated Bitters. The cures it is affecting on
every side are without precedent. People
who have suffered from Dyspepsia for years
have been entirely relieved by few bottles.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05
Raasas.
CIITcAGo. Dec. Is

NIILAIO. DC. Tat.
We have Kansas dates to the 9th ult
30 free state prisoners escaped from Lee
compton on the night OF the 22d. Nc
violence was used by them.
The report that Judge Lecomptc had
issued process against Gov. Gcary toi
contempt of court is not confined, but
it is stated that he has issued writ OF
habeas corpus in the case of Hayes.
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'AXX1V CONGRESS.
w WASHINGTON nrc

of Whitfeld as delegate from Kansa.
resulted in a refusal to admit-yeas IL
nays l0i. The Americans voted yea
a motion to reconsider was carried
200 members were present. Mr.
Hodges of Vermont and Messrs Aller
and Morrison Of Illinois, to fill vacancies,
were qualified.
Mr.. Phelps presented the credentials
of Mr.. Whitfield, and moved that he be
sworn in as Delegate from Kansas. The
credentials were read, Gov. Gearv certi.
flying that Mr.. ". was elected as the
Delegate from Kansas on the LIST Mon
day of Oct. Mr.. Phelps asked that the
usual course be pursued.
Mr.. Grow objected, and was about to
state his reasons, when Mr.. Phelps said
it was known that a vacancy had existed
in the representation of Kansas. Mr.
| Whitfield s credentials had been present
ed and read, and that entitled him to
have the oath administered.
Mr.. Crow object.
Mr.. Campbell Of Ohio suggested to
WI "'o" "t'e'iiei 's ''l's was inc snort
session anu ehefe was ihuch diminished
buisness, it would not be better to allow
the matter to pass over. He did not see
'na ~, any !, ming 1ou'o oe ios''
quest.
Mr.. Campbell have done my duty.
Mr.. Grow lin reply to Mr.. Phelps y
MT 1 ilouSe t.s' sssslo . sea'a commission
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ma ,''ii'oi '''t ~ d i"'' 4 I
we ,'o's' o,e'''e" va. a, Nv ,'.'. eiIo''oh
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H''Ps e .,,. ne "o"''' "t '"e proper
''r'ie' o1 "'.i,l'S " "e,e,'o me na''ol'S
VI INC 's''''uio ''a,' ''Ws ,, ol ha'Sas'
Al 'ii9 ''S' SESSION -'i. " i'''iieiu was
>" 'i' ~ '.,' ms ei,o..'''''> 'e'e'i'o 70
',e eo'"'''' , u, e'.e ,. :" Nv ~ y :,
(" a"' 'iSI's " us ,'N'N5' ms S'''' anu
!" ia' VI oi W. Nae, NE, a '"'a"cs was
c Ct, -, W. " hi'hc'' was e,Ge'e' 10
','' sH'' '"'a.iey' "''' - NJ" heie iof
''a' emu yet 'ae seh''e'i'a', rom eih-
sy!Na''''' w "io", PIoeiaii'eo 'l,al
'nts question: was n''J '''ie"'9a aua Ut
e'uea last session. ne een'1eiaah' WINE
No''hS against MI " hi''e'u' assignee
a. reason iof oo,as 50 :. INV ne was
e'''.eu uh,'e' d" u,'S9nS. ~, - ei"''-
men, oa' hc 'o'eu iot hf. heeaef TO
axe " seat III 'hT 'oSs,ic9 Oh az Jaw.
hf. VIC" INi''"'t'es' -i1 MA state,
lhae 'he people Oh N"aS'S were ehu',ea
to fePtss'nta''0h' ana Nc uPSire1 10 DC
s'o" II III una way ~ 'Fo'eF' u''"ef '4e
peea 'lr circumstances.
Af: ! he'Pa fes4L1lr7 s"'a.'hr. ufo" :
position was, tna' INC people oil haAsas
are entitled 20 i 'eieS''e' 40" ~,o
n-' =, W =, - -.
hi'iieiu' IL 1"e oeHlle"h'n rom e'in-
savanna was ucSito"S 10 see inc people
.. hahsas rePr,'S.h'oo' WIN WI" va, =. sens
OIL justice co0io lie oppose M +" hi'heio'
mere oeih9 M contestant ol thc stat
il" mere WIS MS rove iof inc people o,
Kansas l. nc Seh'to'hfn course Wou'o
prevent sHch representations ,o'es WE
cast i?F nn o'leI ''ISo' . 'n@' ~ " '' ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05
Natice of Foreclosure.

yXHEREASo Oliver Higgins, OF Mount Desert in the
w County Of Hancock the first day of Nav
A. D. SiS by his Deed Of Horisae, thai date recorded
ia Hancock County Registry Vol. - page IL covsyed
N mortgage 10 Andrew Haynes Of fremont situated on
the Fast SIDE OF Mount Desert sound called and num-
heren eighty nine according 10 survey Of James Peters
surveyor Said lot coctanng hundred acres more or
less The conditions OF said mortgage having ben brok
en- hereby claim ,orsclns according TO The statute
in such case made and pfnv ided.
ANnRhW HAYNES by his Any. j. S. RICE.
Trenisnt Nav. IS 1853. 9wii
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05

HANCOCK S. S. November Dist
lS56.-Iaken on Execution in which Viii
liam d. Willard is the Judgement debtor, and will
be sold at public auction at the Counting room oi
the Ellsworth Bank in Ellsworth on the twenty.
seventh day Of December next at ten o'clock in the
forenoon ten shares of the stock Of said Bank pro.
perty of said Willard.
Al JOHN r. REDMAN, Sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05

Al a CoaH Of Protqte hottsu at BiachN ,gthjn anil
forth ComHy Of HsmcoeF, tie first H'cdns.dcy
q N5vent5s', 4. y 1856.
FNLlAS A. UPTON and al. Executors
of the will Of J. Il. Folsom late Of Bucks.
port in said County DEMONSTRATING presented
their account OF administration upon sai1 dcceas-
ed estate fer Probate:
Ordered, That the said Executors give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing copy
of this order to be published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American printed in Els
worth that they may appear at a Probate Cour. to
be holden at Ellsworth on the first Wednesday Of
December next at ten of the clock in the forenoon
and shew cause-if any they hayc--why the same
should not be allowed. PARKER TUCK. Judge
true copy-Attest, W. KING Register. As
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-12-05
B0;jts OFF.

A settlement wanted. All persons in
debted to the subscriber either by note OF
account, are requested within thirty days to call
and adjust the same if they would save costs.
81 ANCOCK S. S. November 81 1856.
Taken on Execution in which Horatio Evans
is the Judgment debtor and will be sold at public
auction at the Counting room Of the Ellsworth Bank
In Ellsworth on the twenty-seyenth day of Decem-
Der ext at eleven o'clock in the forenoon ten shares
Of the stock Of said Bank property of said Evans.
~ JOIN 4 kEDMAN, HhsSeG
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For Sale

ar EXCHANGE for other propertv,
~ House lot situated in Strawvile adjourn
ing Sylvester Bowdens IL by 6 rods. Said land
will be exchanged for interest in vessel, or for
stock, or any other available property, and will be
sold cheap for cash, good notes. The owner is
going South and wishes to make sale at once.
For Particulars inquire of n. K. Sawyer.
Ellsworth Nov I7th 1856. 3m43
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At the late meeting of the Philadelphia
Baptist Association, the Union Church re-
ported the baptism of lady one hundred
and two years old.