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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

WE ars nov prepared to offer deaisrs ald con
,uefs sIofs ., hsavy ana PAIL nu,d .
We propose III This eoiumn 10 Keep our eusto,ser'
post9d IN hardware Ilattsrs and Invite calls from
our friends who deyre fair dealing.
For cash We propose 70 sell a snaii advance
7 I. CLOSE e. co.
LNIRE King safes the only ssaiine kind for sale
I L chespby i. CLOSE co.
TEoS sfall sirs.for sslsiowss osp co,s
saws Circular, Mulsy and Gross Cat, sarfsDtsd In,
| TkoN Axiss, Thiubie skeins and Springs, al
.HrEsrEas' Tools Of syery asseIiptlSn, lion for
i11 i and Cutlery Glssss siss i9:s fas q sale
7 EuMfSi Force Lifting and Chain pumps ior sale at
1 r. CLoSE co.'s.
+ 1 IGafSihG Rodsand Insulate e toI sale a
IL fdE 7aEs i9s' r. CLOSE n cos
L. T.sCLOsE co.'s.
| El TONS Fence Wire for sale ch cap al
CU 81 'iHe T. CLOSE * cos
GARDEN roois ofsse'y dessIlP.ian At oc.s
" a, T. CLOSE q co.'s.
; ana ''i"A's winch y ID alosf sflI '6s,s 6oss =
MOVES Portable Grist Mills.
IN s 4. CLOSE co.'s.
EhTHER Bsiiias al sizes al
IL ~ II. CLOSE 4 co.'s
pAcK iSG, Hemp and Rubber for sale at
i I. CLosK & cos.
RLAekSMiIh'S Tools, Bellows, Anv,is, Ham
- msrs, for saie low nj r. CLOSk & cos.
RoPE- Msuilla and Hemp, ali sIzssat -
Il or gallon at I. CLOSE 4 co.'s.
saw hsndrels Of all sizes from inch 70 10. for
- sale al 4, CLOSE n co.'s.
FARMERS will nnd the best assortment of Ames' and
= other make OF sho seis, Spades, scoops, Hoes,
FORKS, Se,a r. CLOSE d co.'s.
ass o. ng T5Iss G;osF hsts5 Cos sad
CoRN Shelters and Hay Cutters foI sale low q!
- 4. CLOSE & cos
1Sn a1s. Grain Rakes for sale 1T
lou 4. CLOSE $ CO.'S. |
lt.n do seythe Snaths, best pattern, st |
lOO T. CLOSE q co.'s. |
TtSNsEJR's stoek-Tin plases Sheet Iron, Copper
l. and Zinc. Tor sale at 4. CBosE & cos.
SADDLKRY and Coach Trimmings at very low |
~ prices, at 4. CLOSE d cos |
Nv HlIE Lead IN oil. 4. Close and Co. Brand |
w jus'fsss.ysis sarrsutsd the best in market |
al II. CLOSE d. CO.'S.
/ !SshED Oil by tha barrel or gallon at
IL 4. CLOSE & cos. |
- ASH, Gisss and Patty a, low prices a.
~ T,GLosE Il cos.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02
REFEREScEs

Williams. N cannon, Coles s Davies
Woodruff & Wadsworth, ID .alesdine, q 8 Webb
Co., Hope, Shepler, w Patterson, Marks q
Campbell, Barr, + Cue, Thos Regan, Fiue
Hon J + Cook, L Davenport, 7 d Eagal, D s
H. Smith, Dennis Tushy, 5 5 Gillel, n Row, & i,
Sickoils, g Foster. Z
He can be consulted at the city Hotel, or at his
apll6-dwtf H'' NNNss
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02
1lINING SALOON.

yHE su bscriber, obliged for the catering patron
i age hs has received, informs his friends aud the
public. that he is still prepared To accommodate
Them al his lining Saloon, Ia the basement OF DAY
annort,s new block, corner OF Second and Main
StIes,s onnos to the LIE Claire House Dinner every
day al is9s oei ocS. Meals served up az all hours
Ics.Cream, Soda and Mineral Waters.
season. JOHN ATKTN.
Juno Lid-if -
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r,
SEASON OF 1856.

THE undersgned have formed a coParinershp for
J. the purpose Of
q MAKING AND SELLING BRICKS,
sush Gs Pressed Stock ,Cornice Common and all 9th.
or klnds the thousand laid In the wall in any
quantity under ten millions. 6p00O0 New Bricks ON
hand and for sale. ATKINSON & REYNOLDS.
Rock Island, Jan II, 1856 dom
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02
Boots ano Sboes.
THE SHOE TRADE.

II II - II " - u -
! HAVING increased our heilitles for manufactar
Ii ing and dealing In Hoots, Shoes and Leather tht
undersigned, enecessors TO S. q. Dawson d To-, oGei
sss 1 s r., asa ys ss,. .aa
.an everY description II goods wanted BY people
Eaa. Easng snd sass
try dealers to call and Examine stock and pces,
asitis our determination to Sc On good term
! they can be eparohssedin ~ Ieais or Chicago
DAWSON, GkIGGS q co.
oet.s brady al, f5,r ffom9ds
Boys Youths and Tnfants' boots
| A LARGE lot Of the above, Calf, KIP ard Cow
Deo 3 DAWSON, eRIGGs s. co.
Home Nade Boots and Skoes.
WE make every style and quality of Boots, Cal.
w ters Oxford Ties, and hne Calf Shoes for gents
on short notice, ofprime stock.
Those who Sani ''Home Made,' work will please
Dees DAWSON, GRIGGs co.
Gents Caters! Boys Caters! Youths aaitsrs!
THE largest and best stock we have ever offered.
l Fine Gail, sesed and pegged, double and single
sole: Black and Brab Cioth CATERS; Patent Leather
Dees DAWSON, oxides & co.
Mems Long Rubber Boots.
A Ls0 Rubber Sandals, Caters and Slippers for La
~ dies and Gents, Misses and childrsn,by
Dec ? DAWSON, GRIGGs * CO.
Warm Feet! Dry Feet.
dawson, GRIGGs g. co. have complete
IL sortment OF Fur-iined, Cloth and BufYalo over
shoes, for sale cheap. u s5H dsc D. s
THE SHOE TRADE.
COUNTRY Merchants are invited 70 call and sx-
anime our assortment, which ia just suited 10 this
those ofChicago or ST. Louis.
Dec 3 DAWSON. GRIGGS Il co.
Boots and Shoes by the Case or Dozen
I AIDES Cali, Kip, Coal and Kid Boots;
IL :. d Misses Kid, Morocco, I'm Boots d slippes
:. Pegd & sewed KID, Enamel & Goat Buskns
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

Desirable PropertyAor sale.
Ng AZ the nest far in the county 3l4 acres only
ls nias Tr,u, Dsyepo ort l95 in fence lao in
sSystan. iso acres tih Or living water large orchard
good house with sroolas barn eaeaiidnss, etc, ETC.
Jun. ls-iSus JULIUS LygAS CT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

A NUMBER Of lots situated in various parts OF the
N city for lease for a term OF years; spdly 10
July IA. Gbo. Ia patENrohf.
GAIN would the attention of customers to the
n fact that the "FsprtA Of all ereaitsa Is Just ~
hand any one wishing nice "rig out, for that day
can BY Applying early got what they wish al EDW'D.
ALDENiS fashionable Tailoring Establishment on
Second ST. Call early. -, Al
Ju ue II Wv EDWARD ALDEN.
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UarOs.
j. W STEW APT

ATTORNEY AND GoUNsELLOE AT Law,
ohes over Aa5ns stcIs, Brady bet Font and IA ats
June 10 dsf DAVENPORT. Io4Yk.
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81, Nlhlyt tEOUsr.
DENIsoa 8 WiRTA, Propristora,
nFthe above establishment viii respectfully IN.
,.,rtu The pubttc InaI N house having been new
A. uttei q, And 70 psnlsEsa ~ nov "a fsadinss- Tor
lls Of the PA5ias, and thos VII spare
NO etfosls give satisfaction 10 LAoss st"PPhs r'ah
th.iu The above house rs iueatcd ~ hssI MAIN
Slf,,t bel " o~l. Second and lLtfd sts.
un,gnppit, Aay !, 50, datI
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

FRESH BUTTER AND EGtiS
OkA0PouNDs Fresh roil Butter; also. Is kegs cFti.
.ScOOpacked and 800 eozea EGGS, jas received M,
tor sale at the H!iWhEYE STORE
apl IL JACOB ME4yFp Ial
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02
Aaro warf.
I. CI.OsE s. COS. COLUMN

NrEars nov prepared to offer deaisrs asd con.
w sumen ai large stock Of Heavy and Shelf Hard
w.re, upon terms and prices which cannot fail suit
We propose III this column 10 Keep our eustoaers
posttd up In hardware nattsrs and Invite calls from
our frle nds who desire fair dealing.
or cash We propose 70 seii st sTuaii advance
20UO Kegs Ssiis Cali soon for bargains In Nails.
II. CLOSE 60.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

Old Rags, Copper, &C., tSe., &c, taken mex
change for goods.
| Sehl2-dAwL WiCkERsHAM e. HICKS.
stores, stores,
MULTIPLIED BY STOVES,
AND THE AvSWEK - STOVES!
| LfHoUGH we cannot keep oIi hand a000
lor 5000 Stoves, as some sr neighbors Inc rea-
SO we sell so cheap and good an article OF
lsas y q fsG, 9ss 70 sPy The de-
and been placed on our road aGd have completed
our arrangements 50 rs 10 be able to supply the
demands ofail. be the same AfORE OK LESS { ar
So after looking around among all the GONE
HoRsE"sioye shops Ia this city. TO no purpose,
coneto
TwiteheIl & Ginetfs,
The onl! Stove Emporium in the west and buy a
Sope az IS store. In our prices, for eheapness,
We defy all eompetition--eyery article rarra4,sd,
md II not satisfactory, refund the money. Among
our assortment may be found the celebrated
Forest Oak, for wood or Coal the Climax:
Black Diamond. for coal; the King Of
Stoves and Governor, elevated ovens
All kinds OF Psrlor: ohee ahc Heating Stoves
Tin and Copper Ware on hand az all times, Roof
ing. JobbiBg, ese. done TO order.
Brady Street, nearly opposite the P. O.
FEB f-df DAVENPORT, IOWA.
NEW TEN STORE.
INHE subscribers have just opened store on Har.
= rison between Third and Fourth streets. where
hey intend manufacturing and keeping constantly
ON hand ali kinds OF ss
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Particular attention paid to Roofing, Spoutns and
Jobbing. Country merchants can rely upon being
supplied vita Tn ware at wholesale prices.
Rags old copper, lead, Sc.. taken IN exchange fci
goods. AiI6dnf GRANTEES & BELL.
CHEAP
HARDWARE d STOVE STORE.
NEW ARkANGEMEST.
. / HAVE Just opened an extensive stock OF Stove.
@4 aud HartiNarsf IN the Old STAND or If. b
"a SMITH co.
ECOrHer fropt and Brady streets,
Where there can be found large and complete assert
uent of & 9Es4I
SHELF AND HEAVY HARDWARE,
Nails spikes Glass Carpenters and Joiner Tools aud
in fact everything in the Hardware line wtl viii sell
Ion cash, cheaper than te had at any estbiisbeHts
this city -A
Give de Call.
Don't ofget the place Corner Front and Braiy Streets
opposite the Ferry Landing, 4e 4.
mayadwu Wv, PARKER
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x.sxEXsYER s KNIGHT,
lana Agents &C sioax city. Iowa
,,>aatarTa and warrants located ~ sioeh city
Rort Dodge aud Cosneh blans.
ISCoil.clioas promptly attended ",
EJp aaEpg SIER, Is. r. kNlbhlp
- pnan,r. al Law clyil Enginesrs@ Surveyor
REFER TO
Dawson ,,!hss.~ Dawson d Grisgs5
n. Price, Esq., - - A--S'
kIax IA i1D-uiy
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

FLAbIBRlNG HAIH..-- = ~ -. "A
SilO bushels IN store and Tor sale BY
pALzSL. Cot
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

COUNTRY Merchants invited 10 call and ex-
~ anime our assortment which ia just suited 10 this
Market. Our prices will at all times be as low rs
those OF G hicago st. Louis. 2@tl
Dec3 DAWSON. GRIGGs q co.
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Sc LOTT HOUSE
Corner OF Hsrrlson and Front Streets, one
SQUARE below the Steam Packet and Ferry

Landing.
j. HUMPHREY, Pfopretofs
J.a would respectfully announce to
u hls eastern friends and the public la
tJtJ general that having purcbas ed the
eas Large New Hotel
;iluated as above, he Is now making im-
oroysmsuts on the premises, and ~iii endoasor 10
share OF tne patronage 0i The travelling put
lie.
This HousS
4. In ono o Inc iaosL pleasant locations IA DayeaP9H,
a.u,ul ,uduK view vi tbo 6yef, vi Rock Island tis
- - - r.,.t Armstrong Avy "a 's5 du
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-07-02

Gents Caters! Boys Caters! Youths' Caters
THE largest and best stock have ever Offer ed
/ Fine Cali, sewed and pegged double and single
sole: Black and Brab Cioth Caters; Patent Leather
and Buekskin Caters, for sale very cheap by
Dee3 @ DAWSON, GRIGGS d co.
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NoRcRoss' PATENT PLANINa- MACHINE
FIR ESH ME A rs.


OILS, Linseed, Lard and Tanners Oil. oakum
~ Pitch, Plaster Paris, .Csment, Hair, Class and
Nsilss NJ. DALZELL & CO.
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rIr1 HIS L4IANCL,
- ~ INN AGENT,

cay and sell ksaI hs1-ts' hsi All la.iss,
nsraa Ss strsst, between Harrison and hain'
kneitsn, ot.s OslIIdB
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

Dir. SroNL's LIQUIp CA1uARrIc.-
Somebody says that the Americans "con-
sumo more medicine than any other ma
ton i'll the world. and the asscrtioni is un-
doutcdly true; for. besides supporting an
army of physicians-' regulars AMI
"quacks we swallow every kind of nos
trum that is pat INTO the marx t, NJ mat
ter whether it comes from wise man or
fool. There are. however. several ,trn-
d4rd mcdjcines. which. the longer they
are used, the more popular they become
and among this number, we know ofnone
that so well enjoys the confidence of the
public a. DR.. Stones Liquid Cathartic.
It is particularly recommended for rhcu-
mltism, uerr3lsia. pains in the head, side
'tomach and the various prevalent diseases
of the summer and autumn months and
especially is i: us ID for the eradication o,
humors from the blood. american Git
zien. ]. we'll. 2m6
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

HEAL THE SICK. Men of liberal ed
uca,ion at the present day, 1eyoe all
their talents to discover the means where
by they may remove those painful mala.
dies which assail the human frame. There
is no nobler art than ina. of healing the
sick, conside ins tn numberless diseases
to which man is liable, and which may
cause him to drig out a protracted life OF
distress, or suddenly cut him of in the
bloom of his existence and usefulness -
We should gratefully seize upon every
means OF counteractins their dreadful e.
iects. or causing removal of those clogs
70 happiness. In those cases where the
Liver or the Stomach is the ctuse. We
would highly recommend DR.. Hooa nd's
Ge,maa bitters, prepared by DR.. c NJ.
Jackson. No medicine at this time stands
higher than these Bitters. and to those
whe are suffering from the horrors of In
digestion, we say they are the anlidote
See advertisement. 4w8
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

Held at Ducksp r. wi;hIh ait or The c"nuty al Han
e,-:s the jei Wednesday VI January IA the yeaf o
anr L , d eighteen hundred ,Hd ntts
JosHUa HcoPtRS CuAHLEsJ AREoTr named
Executors in certain instrument purportin c
to be the last sill and ta>tlment Of Joshua Full
Ter late of Castjnc Is said county deceased. hav-
ing presented the same Tor probate;
O,Josed, That the said Executors give no.
lice 10 all pcts1ns interested By causing copy
ofthis order to he published three weeks sue
IN the Ellsworth American, printed
a, EllsN orth in said County, that they may
apprar at probltu C"urI to hs held 1t Ellis
wo.th in SAID couaiy. Oh IL End Wednesday o.
Apri, next. II; ten at the clock IN the ieren"on
and shew esuse Al any they have, WIZ the said
instrument should not be proved, approved
and allowed as The la; viii and testament OF
said diseased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy Attest,
A 4 pslNKWArER Register
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
No. , OLIVER STREET. Two

VERY VExArIoUs. To visit a concert
or lecture room where one half of tie au-
dicncc are afflicted with coughs. The
sufferers have an infaliibe remedy in De-
vines Compound Pitch Lozcnges. which
are sold by all druggists-25 cents box.
I've
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

The Jeffersonian, Bangor, commences
new volume in an enlarged form, and
with otherimprovements.
It's an able and reliable Republican pa
per, sticking to the old Democratic prin-
,iples and dealing blows thick and hard
against The new tangled doetrins ofsquatt-
,rism &c &c VIC ale glad tosce this cei-
donce of prosperity,
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
BosroN. Nov. %. 1913.
Dr.. HAYDEN

DR.. HAYDEN:
Dear Sir,-On the 49, Of this month
| was taken dangerously i'll, with severe
pains throughout my whole body. with
much fever, and great distress in my head
By advice. ! concluded to give your pills
a trial. took three, which afforded me
almost instant relief and | for one can
truly say that, without any exception.
they are the best medicine | have ever
used Ialso recommended them to a sick
friend. who informs me he has received
grea, benefit from their use, and cxtols
them above all others.
remaii., sir, your obt.. serv't,
j. b. TRENHOLM
No. , OLIVER STREET. Two
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
Is UousE or RErREsESr trrvrs.
February 5, 1875,
Read and concurred.
DAVID DUNN, Clerk.
A .rttc rnDy- At%sSt.


90 lne non. iarhcr luck. JadSc of Probate
The undersigned adm OF the Estate OF Jo-
seph Farnham late of Pcnobscot respectfully
represents that there Is belonging to SAID Estate
certain debts which are Of d doubtful charac-
ter and wh,ch yeu= petitioner has endeayored
TO collect but has rs vet not beea able 20 do S.
that said debts amount to about one hundred
and fifty dollars and hat it would be for the
interest of SAID t.>tste to compound the same,
he therefore prays license SO TO do.
ChARLE> FARNHAM.
At a Court of Probate hold at Ellsworth
within aud for the county "t Hancock on the
lst "Wednesday of February, in the wear OF
our Lord eighteen hundred and tit,ysi
- the ftslHag petl-n, Ofderea That the le.itian
tr glye ulce 10 all pecsu,ts Htcrestr BY causing
aupy etinn aud arier ~ court thetson 10 hr pub
lsne three weeks -arce-FissiJ ~ the t.ls*pT &fer
can printed Al tilsSart9 ihA lhr' th5h spIs
a praiue Court 10 he held al htswoTlA "a the aHf
"Wednesday ni Af next. ai show Cause, u a. tau,
AVE why the ptyef Of sad petition should aol Is
| s5luttd ~ -
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A5ett. NAKGlN KING custer.
tue copy II the is.un i ofi.t - e'uri Thereon
/ 3fIRt, KING
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
STATE OF MAINE,
l. SL<Af,, Feltuarv s, is

II SETAfr, February 3, 1856.
On the petition aforesaid,
Ordered rhasthr Petitioners cause an attest
ed copy other petition with thisorder thereon
To be published enc week in the Ellsworth
American ! newspaper printed in Ellsworth,
the said pubhcat:on to be four day, a, least,
before tho 10Th day OF February, inst that ali
persons interested. may then appear and slew
cause fany they have, why the prayer Of said
petition should nor be granted.
Read and accepted.
Sea, down for concurrence.
WM. u. CLARK, SECY
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

10 the Honorable the Senate ana House
Representatives. Of the State Of Name
IN Legislature assembled.
Wheree, Cyrus Emery a@d Is. mill owners
at Sullivan village, on stream fed ay K4'.hd
Pond aud It's tributary stTesms, ask Of your
Honorable body TO grant them AID their asso-
eiateS. the privilege OF turning the waters of
Long Pond, into Round Pond, for the beneti.
OF said mill, and privilege. The natural out
let OF Long Pond runs northerly 10 the tide
waters ct franklin. which stream is withou,
any Improvement, whatever; while the trcam
from Round Pond in sullivan has been con
stautly occupied and improved for upwards Of
hitv Years, In view OF these facts your peti-
TONERS respectfully su NIT this petition fo.
YOUR consideration, believing it 70 be to the
disadvantage OF no one
HIRAM EMERY and 70 Other
sullivan Jan. %. 1855.
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

THE REPUBLICAN, NATIONAL CoNsEN
1ieH,.whtch has just been held at Plttsburg
and which adj ,urred on Saturday eve.
nint. apaa rsto have been very largely Y a'.
tended, indeed, aud to have FAR exceeded
ang expectations which were formed Of
such a meeting. Il was called only two
or three weeks since, and being simp),
lor constitution preparatory to nomna-
ting Convention. It was believed there
would not be many present. The Repub-
lic1H spirit, however, Is 50 thoroughly
arouse thai the whole North, and no small
p)ninu of the South appears 10 have been
represented. and many sections largely
represented. Gentlemen appear 10 have
been present from Maryland, Virginia,
kentusky. niisspuri and hte DIstrici OF
Cnlnmb,a-nat many ofcourse. but enough
u shnw tha, there are thoughtful men a
the 5 ,uth, who perceive that The only ttue
aud safe "aaiionaity in this Republic is
The nationality Of freedom aud not "t
slavery, and that II the N"rlh only stands
0p firmly, manlulls. and constitutions ly
III resistance oi The spread "i an institution
which is toll anly of evil To- The mhate
country, there viii not be wanting pat
rto,ic aud fleedomlosng puty AT the
South ,n act III concert with The Repub.
i4c tn,.m 81 the North.
The proceedings Of the Pittsburgh Re-
publican Convention appear to have been
entirely harmonious. hopeful, and cnthu
s!astic,- while the National American
Convention. in session at the SAM time
at Philadelphia, was torn with fierce dis
sentions on the slavery question, and the
party thr6 ataned with utter dissolution.
And Just such would be the condition Of
a National Democratic or National
Wing Convention, unless il should bow
to the mandates OF the South. or consent
4, least to ignore the slavery question,
and permit the institution to be freely
extended.
We have as yet oaly bgief ;elcsraphic
reports OF the proceedings at Pit,sbargh
but the mails will inform US more fully
in day or two. lFhig.
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

The following i, an extrlc, Of a letter
from Aug ,sti The Gov. has appointed
an assistant Messenger to the Gov & coun-
ell thing which ii, other Gov. ever did
The off lis c1tirely useless and sinecure
\ catholic Irishman has been sci sctel u
ill this otli2c near the persons Of his High
s. a p..son ot int-m.5 rate habits and
nov to.Ld owe. in an .,litemen, for ram
8 Ii z, to La e,rial at he aert term Of
the eou.t
Can this Dr. so We hope not
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
Bluchili, Feb l., 1856 3w6

TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly
appointed and ha~ taken upon himself the trust
Of an Admir-. of the Estate Of
ADAM GRAY
late Of PcnobSeot in the County Of Hancock,
deceased. BY giving bo.d as the law directs;
he therefore requests all persons who are in
dcbtcd to the said deccasrd's estate. to make
immediate payment, and those who havcany de-
mands thereon, TO exhibit the same fov settle
mc!.,.
SAMIEI. LEA II.
Pcnobseot; Feb 6, 1855. 2wi
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29

~ AS tAe ages roll on, the past and
present are only stopping stones TO high
er achievrm ents and Improvements in the
future. The past pours all its improve
luents out to p,!f.ct the pres Mt. Thus
q. w. Stones Cough, Consumption, aad
Bronchitis Elixir contains he concentra-
ted virtues OF ages o, scien ifc res arch
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Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
DISSOLU TION.

he copar'nership heretofore existing under
the name OF Cha, Z. Jarvis y Co., is hereby
d solved By murua! consent by the withdraw al
Of Andrew J. Jarvis. The business will be
eauild on at The ed stand under the name ot
Charles Z. Jarvis II Co, who will settle the
business pertaining to the old firm.
CHARLES t.. JARVIS
GEORGE l.. JARVIS.
Castine Feb. 18th. 1856, 25tt
Ellsworth American., 1856-02-29
At Il Court of Probate

Holden Al issot:h within and fr the Lann,y of Han.
cock on the i'' "Wednesday ei February 4 u $50
On the Petition Of Samuel Curtis admins
traitor OF tho estate Of .ibijah Curtis late Of
SafrT il said County deceased, represent
ing that the personal estate of said deceased is
not sufficient to pay the just debts which he
owed at the time of his death by the sum OF
n"e hundred and thirty five dollars and prav-
~ io' Iieenec 10 sell and convey so much Of
the real estate Of said deceased as may lie nee
.ssafy ier the payment q said debts and Incl
dental charges:
ofdefe1 last th petitioner notice thereof 10 III.
heirs OF ssd deeea,r A"d all pc suns Interested II,
H'd ttHr ~ canslus copy OF TN, nnl4r Ia put.h
al - TIE Ellsworth Amet rriii.d in Ef-snrth l.,
dt"uhtN three weeks sUctesslv.Iy ihii they NAV an
fSAf At ff"hi'e t"Hr 10 be hrlen Ellsworth in said
-uhy on the secnnd We'ine-day of Ap u4rl a, leu Of
ne e'aeS In thr forenoon sHd show II any Ihey
h"'e way s"e aver Of said Petitioner should b-
1e sTaalvA.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true eaSy,-Apeh,