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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-08-05
NERVOUS AND RnEU9IAT1c AFFECTIONS.

NERVOUS AND RnEUoIATIc AFFECTIONS.
This chanseuble weather likely produce great deal
sickness To persons troubled with rhenmat
ic affections, wond recommend Doerhave's Holland Bit
tiers. On referring will find certificates
from OF first German and English ctlzensd.
Stats Zeitung
THE WORST FORM OF PILES CAN BE CURED.
liberty refer several well known gentle
men, who have used thoroughly tested, and recon-
mend Bocrhaye's Holland Btters remedy for Piles
We not at liberty publish their names, but will take
pleasure in referring any to them who denies thia
statement.
For this affection, half prescribed doee shouldb be
takcnsny hdI teaspoonfal-mo and night
hour before meals.
CAUTION!
The great popularity this delightful Aroma has induced
many limitations which public should guard against pur-
chasing BE persuaded to buy anything else until
given trial. One
will conAince you how infinitely superior
mutations.
per bottle, bottss IS, by
BENJAMIN PAGE, JA. 4 Co,
Manufacturing Pharuaccutlsts and Chemists,
smthfeld Third ST, Pittsburgh.
LnughlinH & ESnphdc
mh26:daw1y Wholesale Druggists, Wheeling, Va.
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- RIoots and Keit.wiIl be entitled to
Ns' q. i constructive mileage, by resigning
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a, oss q The editors of the Cincinnati coIumbi-
Inn, '4s ~ Yeek visited the Dayton Lunatic Asy-
is.s, 1na states that he had quite an intelligent
m. .f with the 50 called "Wild Woman. -
Def physicians state that she nanifests daily,
a., 81 familiarity With the customs and appli
i, ~ Teen in any other condition. They hold
nay she was suffering from that peculiar. 5ut not
s e. =, phase of monOmania, which lnnni-
~. sel IN refusal to converse. They believe
t,s. Nlie IN this condition, she was subjected
tns'.ys great alarm, and while under the intiu-
6;n.. !. was taught TO deport herself accor
- - the wishes OF her inhuInan exhibitors.
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IAsCincinuati Commercial, Republican pa
~ pitches into Greeley-'; calculations, and
v:ssts as would let figures alone.
Tas sinking of the cable, which is to complete
t,s,tsraphie communication between France
rjlseria, was to commence on the goth inst
Inn Y Exnrcss says.
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nRDERs the City Treasurer in to suit purchasers
N 1y iH5 sais Dy j. Vi. MATTHEWS co
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orstcr U. S. BsSE MmEoR,
CXclNNATI, Aug. 2, '6e.
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The Eve and Ear

nURING my late tour Europe, Iobtsinea several nrF
~ Instruments, and Remedies OF ncalcuihbte value Ia
speciality There L nothing known 20 the faculty In a.
ther hemisphere, With Wheh1 not familiar, which, CONE
New York, enables 20 restore BIG T and HEARING "a
hitherto deemed hapeless Cataract positively
cured by method without palm also SqeDtnS crosa
Eyesin few seeendf AmspEosis cured IN the nsSss q
Examinations Ulccrs Films Specs, and SyA.ety
Eye, invariably; also peaicsss in e Ear and p!s-
CHARGE, by an entirely S On the
Eye, price 90 also, and
look exactly like the natural Gs, and tnsestsd Without
operation, sna ~ reFaedtes BY nAA GoeA-
fdtto7a 6P moi rteeiVt especiat dttCaEsoa. SO
JAMES W. POWELL II, De-, = - -
OculssIS slAuri9IrSfc+H.
ie11:dawly oFEToEs, 6e2 BroadHeJCHs y.
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MEDICAL.
ELECTRO CHEMIsCHEA AROMA
EcAt Hollandsch Kruiden Bittsrs.

TWIN YEARS have elapsed the Introduction Of this
Il valuable medicine into the United States During this
time 1t has gained usifverSGt popularity az Remedy
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oRIs gI1AiS]BIS0o2KS f5if55Il5 5AI W DYE

CONTRAST the tints brought Sutn heir crsstade-
" mHtchlsss revitazns Hair Dye and hess pfoas-
Hair Dyes, you that The color natural Ia one
In the other, and simple reason II that
Is the which BY ia cSSe che
ucsl combination operates and pStn
cPles Made, and applied lin ten private rpoIRs NJ
Cristsd0ro's, Aston House, BroadwaS, N " Also for
by Principal Druggists and hroushous
New York Agents, WI. CORY q co.
WARD. CLOSE co,
Wheeling Agents, T. II. L0GANA& co.,
fe6:1ydaw Bridge Corner DrlgEtats.
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SANDY Hook, Aug. THE steamship At
lantic brings advices from Liverpool to the 23d
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CHILDREN's FANCY HATS AND GAPS. $50 =
JUST received, large childrens Hat and
q Caps-Extra superfne and Embroidered Caps.
Nos. 146 and 49, Main street, Wheeling Va.
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Inc same paper also records the following
offer:
.9es'rs. E3itors:-In order to test the sin
% IN =, and pluck Of cur Abolition opponents
Sss' ale following propositions, and give them
Isl One hundred dollars TINT james Buchan-
T. WI be elected nC%t President Of the United
al "a That James buchanan win receive the
se y vote Of Pennsylvania
=, % IN Ohe hundred dollars that James Buchan-
"a =. Will receive the electoral vote Of New der
~, Ah. That James Buchanan win receive the
e', "a vote Of New York.
SOU. S@. Sne hundred dollars that can name 10
5 5,sss I g will cast their electoral votes for
,,s s.a; One hundred dollars that seven States
YVES for John c. Fremont. - >''-'
,,.. u: one hundred dollars that I will win
S9''ity Of the above named bets.
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j. K. BRAGG.
"a .Iarket .treet. s.. LOWS, |

o. j. WOOD 4 CO., Proprietor sle broadway, n. Y. AMI
ia Market St, st. Louis.
~ For sale in Wheeling by
- II. II LOGAN 4 CO.,
tes-0a bridge Corner:
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'.,.Ego.Y MORNING, AUGUST 8, 1886.
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SIX .T5LUSH UPS FOR GEN1LEMkM
| A LARGE assortment received this day, comprising
| IA great variety OF patternS-csll and see
Nos. 14s and las Main ct, Wheeling, Va
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MONROE HOusE.

VIM. b Ar R hit, P'ropFietor.
NIlIs we'll known Hotel nesY renovated, and
furnishes the best Of accommodations to travellers
AT MODERATE RATES.
located Of the city, oPposlee the Sue
Bridge aud only few from the Railroad
DepotS and Steamboat Landing
- 80 EXCELLENT STABLING
House, Travellers and bosrders may rest
assured pains will be spared TO add 20 their cOm
fort apS8-tfdAw
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s. AVER
HAS hand and Is manufacturing and TeeeiT- m
- ing, one Of the largest assortmentso OF s#
~ Hats and Caps ~
Consisting Of all the varieties and colorS In use all
which will be sold at the lowest rates.
n. B-Hats made TO order OF the shortest notice
s. AVERY, Main at, Nos. 146 and 14Si
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POTICHOM AiNIE

THE aud beautiful ornainersing the simplest
Glass Vessel resemble the HlEESf PAINTED niSA,
Ladies' and Gentlemen alike fascinated with this dCsht
full oecrpaton chSste and elegant aussnept for Ch-
dren and Schools, encouraging tNRts inesgn
and harmony in thG of colors The whole ART
can be perfectly hBlf Book IHstruc
on separately 81 BoScE containing srSses, BoSSs ard
every Article required Is. sent by ExpFesSs
CONTENT, EEAIlY 4 CO., Wheleaale itere,
je1I-IydaW COZ BfoSdSay, N. 4.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21

10 the Honorable Court of County Commits
sioners for Hancock County, October 1856
Fl He undersigned inhabitants OF Ellsworth
Y and Hancock in the County OF Hancock
respectfully represent that public road Is
needed and will greatly accomm" date many
of the inhabitants. Commencing at some
point on t.e Trenton road i'll Ellsworth be-
tween the house of Levi Joy ana A ID. Sar-
gent and running in an casterly direction to
intersect 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. DEANE, end forty-two others.
Oct. \. ID. lsJ6.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, s.. Court of County Commission.
ers. Oct. Term. 1856.
Upon the foregoing petition, it is consideret
by the Commissioners that the petitioners al
responsible and that they ought to lie hear,
touching the mntter set forth in their peti
ton, and therefore order. that the Count
Commissioner meet at Levi joys in Ellsworth
on tuesday, the 9th day Of January next a,
nine Of the clock in the forenoon and theme
proceed to view the route mentioned III SAID
petition; Immediately after which view. a
hearing Of the parties and witnesses will lie
had at some nvenient place IN the vicinity,
ard such ot e. measures taken in the prem
ises as the Commissioners shall judge proper
Ard II is further ordered that notice of the
tine, place and purIose, Of the Commission
crs neo ng aforesaid, lie given to all persons
and ce1l items interested y serving attes-
ted copiest .hc petition and this ort;er there
on upon the erks at the towns Ellsworth
and Hancock. IA by posting up attcsted cop
les as aforesaid, H. 'hree public pla. es in each
OF SAID towns III ri. days at least lefore the
time al pointed for said view; and by pub
fishing the petition and order thereon three
weeks snceessivcly in the Ellsworth American
newspaper published IN Ellsworth, in
the -ounty of Hancock. the first publication
+" be thntv days at least before the time of
said view: that all persons and corporations
interested may attend and be heard if thev
think ut.
Attst PARKER w PERRY, Clerk.
a true yof the petition and order there
on,
Ut
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21
DOMESTIC PORTS

BoSTON.-Nov Il, arr brig Round Pond, Cud-
worth, Calais; brig Juan J de Carthagena, John
son, Maehias; sch trampus, Moon, SULLIVAN
II, arr sen Crusoe, Foster Machiss schs Eliorado,
Hinckley, & sea Bird, Machias.
BANGDR.-Noy. 10th, arr brig Financicr, Has
kel, Deer Isle; sch Alpine, Hooper Brooklin; sen
Grecian. Haskell, and Montezuma. knowiton,
Deer Isle; W o Cooper, Gray, BucksPort,
HOLMES HoLE-Nov. II, arr brig Mary Ca
pen. johnson, Machias for New York; sch Hatch,
Conner, Castine for New Haven; sd brig Mary
Capen; ljsh arr Quickstep, Richardson, kastp IT.
NEW YORk.--Nov. l4th, Eastern Belle, Iur-
ner Orland; Protector. Cole Machias; brig IL
Kennedy, Randall, Calais; schs j Tinker, Booth,
Eastport; Bullwinkies, Ames, and Wave, Paul,
Rockland arr 18th, brig Jenny Lind, Cole, Ma
chias.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21
Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS Thomas n. Chl,d u, Surry IN The County
w OF Hancock and State of Maine by his deed Of
mortgage dated the twenly fourth day Of U;tohsr A. d
lOl page 4SI Convey ed liam C. CuSns oi Fills
In sal C"n,y tho following described parcel Of land
situa ed IN Trenton In said County via Beginning on
the S'ntn side Of the Town Road and the East line
OF land Of Simeon M'liken and running Sonthery on
sti Mhlike,s Line tweaty Ro's; thence East light
r"l3 fhense North 10 the AL aares,il thence Mss-
ery Oh said road TO he place Of hesiuins and con,a .
ing ona acre mnre or less with srvaien nf one ru
In width across same fnI road The com,tinn /
forecloss the Same
WihtIAM G: QoCYNs, thrT j rstr1s hIs ,tss-sy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21

ARNoLD's VITAL FINN combines the quail
ties of a pleasant and effectual remedy for
the common ailings of every day lie-weari-
hess, fatigue, lasstude and the unnerved con-
dition Of the system resulting from too great
Or too long continued exertipn. 1t gives n
result similar t. recreation in the open air
after long confinement I, business or
household duties Ladies' who feel the need
OF something to tone up the system, will
find the Vital Fluid very eflectua and very
pleasant also, 1t gives a feeling of life and
vitality that is very welcome. 1t clears the
complexion by working at the foundation and
making the blood good and nutritious, health
and pure. The complexion depends more
upon this than is generally realized. Those
who do not exercise freely in the open air,
will be surprised to find how much good this
Preparation will do.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21
MARRIED.

In farmln ston, Nov. 18th, by Rev. c. Munger.
p. H. Harding, NJ. T., Of Ellsworth, to Miss liar
rict E., daughter of Joel Ncvens, Esp, of Carmel
In tas village, on the 18th, inst, by \. Prince,
Mr. Edward Lcsvitt, of Se.rboro', to Mrs sarah
j. Parsons of OTIS.
In Hancock Npy, 1G, by Rev Mr. Perry. ,Tr
Mr. k. VI. Young, to Miss NJ. b. Graves, both OF
Hancock.
In West Brooksyilie. Nov. 10th, by Rev. A. E.
Ives, Capt. Jerry Jones, 20 Miss Lucy j. WATSON,
all of West Brook,yiiie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21

At Court Of Probate hoide,. at hluehill
within aud fer the County Of Il ancoek ON the
first edne>day of November. in the year of
onr ! ord eighteen hundred and tittv-siX
:. L. DA NilN. Thomas Robinson, and
~ George y. Black named executors in
certain Instrument purportil To lie The last
viii add tc> lament of john Black Esq. late of
Ellsworth, IN said county, deceased, hav-
ing presented the same for probate Or
dei'd. Inst the said Executors give notice 10
all persons interested, by causing copy OF
THIS oidcr to be p ltli>hcd three weeks success
>ivcly in the Ellsworth American. printed IN
Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court To lie hcid AT Eiswtr h in aid coun V
GA the inst Wedue>d V OF ID 5ccmbcr next at
ten ct tho c'o..k III tie fcruocn, and shew
cause, ii any they have. why the aid ,nstr,l-
mont shouli not g proved approved. and al
lowed a, the last w,ll and testament Of the
said deceased. PARKER TUCK. Judge.
= true copy-attcst, ". KING. REGISTER.
i2-'w
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21
To the Honorable board of County Com
missioncrs within and for the Coun-
tics Of Ii lncOck and Wnshinrtnn

To the Honorable board OF County Conn
miSsloncrs within and for the Coun-
ties of III rncock and Washington.
= IL undersigned inhabitants of the Coun-
tie, Of Hancock and Washington, repre-
>enr that. in our opinion the wants of the
p bic require that road should be laid out ,
commencing at Scimmons NJ in Eastbrook
thence following the sugar Hill road to VIM.
+. Fiench's house; thence running a south
castcrlv course. through Township No l6 to
inter>ect the Amshurg r. al in CherryticId -
We therefore pray your honors t, view The
said route. al d ln> out the same.
WI. +, FRENCH. and thirty three Others.
JrATE OF MAINE.
Eastbrcok. sept. $50.
l>NcocK, s.. Court of Comfy Commissi SION
ers, o .tober 7 rm. lS56
Upon I;c foregoing petition, it is considered
BY the Commissioners that the petitioners are
res on sible and that they ought to be heard
touching the matter set forth in their petition,
and there ore order. that the County Com.
mis>ioncrs meet at Vim. T. French's in East
brook on Tuesday the BOD day of January
next, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon. and
thence proceed to view the route mentioned in
said petition; Immediately after which view
a hearing of the par les and witnesses will
be had at some convenient place in the vicni-
ty, and such other measures taken n The prem
ises rs the Commissioners shall Judge proper.
And it is rther ordered that notice of the
time, place and purpose, of the Commission
ers meeting aforesaid, lie gwen 10 all persons
and corporations interested bv serving attestcd
copies OF the petition aud this order thereon
upon the clerks of the towns of Eastbrook and
Ch"rrytield. and by posting up attested cop
les a. aforesaid, in three public places IN each
Of said towns thirty days at least before the
time appoint d for said view and by pub
fishing the pei ition and order thereon, three
weeks ,lcec >ivslv IN the Ellsworth American,
newspaper published in Ellsworth. in the
CoanN OF Hancock, :he first publication to
c thirty days at least. before tn. time O. said
viee; and in the Maeh!as Republican, a news
paper printed in Machias in T he county of
Washington. and also hy publishing the same
in the Age, the newspaper published by the
printer to the State, the last publication to
be thirty days at least before said view and
by serving an attested copy OF said petition
and order on the Chairman of the County
commissioners OF The County OIL Washington
thirty DAYS at least. before The time OF sid
view, thai all persons and corporations inter
ested may attend and be heard if they think
il.
PARKER W PERRY.
Attest, Clerk.
A true copy Of the petition and order there
IN,
Attest. PARKER W. percy. Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21
SfA1E OF MAINE.
Hancock. IS. Court of County Commission

Hancock. IS. Court of County Commission
ers. Oct Term, a. ID. 1S56.
/ Upon the foregoing petition. IL is consd red
by the Commissioners that the petitioner is
r sponslble and that he ought tobe heard 10 oh
ms the matter set forth in his petition. and
therefore order that the County Commission
ers meet at VIM Farnham's III Bucksport on
Tuesday the 18th dav of December next AZ
tn OF the 81 ok il. the forenoon, and thence
proceed to view the route mentioned in said
petition; Immediately after Which view. a
hearing of the parties and witnesses will be
had al some convenient place in the vicinity,
AID such turthet measures taken in the prem
ises as the Commissioners shall judge proper
And it is further
Ordered, That notice Of the time. place and
purpose, of the Commissioners Meeting atorc-
said be gwen to all persons and corporations
Interested by serving an attested copy Of the
peution aud this order theron upon the clerk
of the to II of Bucksport. and by posting up
a,tes cd ccnies as aforesaid. i'll three pubic
places in sad town thirty DAYS at least het're
the time appointed for such view and by
publishing the petti;;on and order thereon,
three weeks successively II the Ellsworth
American nov papsrpublished H. ELLSWORTH
III the county Of Hancock. the first pap.iea-
on to be thirty DAYS at least. before the time
of said view that all p rsons and corporations
lnteres ed may attend and be heard il they
think fit
Attest, PARKER w. PERRY. Clerk.
y true copy Ct the petition and order there
on,-Attcst, Clerk
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STATE or MAINE,
{ Trcasurers Office.

Treasurers Office.
Ellsworth Nov. 3zd 1876.
Notice is hereby given to the owners propretors
and all persons interested In township No. t. North
Div sion in the County of Hancock that shall pro-
eecd to sell by public sale 10 the hi chest bidder at
the County Treasurers Office in Ellsworth in said
County on Wednesday the eleventh day of Febr1ia-
ry \. b. 1857 at ten O'Clock A. NJ. funless previ-
eusy settled) much of said township as will sat
i.ty the tax assessed by the Court of County Com
On the fifteenth day OF August A. ID.
ne thousand eight hundred and fifty four as cert-
fed to me by said Court To wit
On township No. ]. y. d. the sum of fonr thous-
and dollars and incidental expenses as by law re-
CURED,
II. $ TREvETT County Treasurer.
Al }m
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21

At a Cour, of Proba holden at Ellsworth
within and for the County of lianco X, on
the fifth Wednesday of October A. ID 1896.
JAMES BLAIsnEIL Adirr of he Estate rf hav'd
81 Blaisdcll ate OF Orand In said County drcea~ed-
,, ~ IL Il Iasa.sads .stsfe fur prehaip
Ordered that the said Administrator give no're
thereof 10 all persons rested by causing COPY OF
his orI.r Ia h, lished tn weeks successfully IN
/ he T. swor,h Auercgu priote ip Esw"rt h iht they
may appear q, aruate Court 10 br holeh at bn H>lAf
an The third Wedne,tay Of January feNt al ~, %. lle
chick IN the forenoon and she c'u4e-ii any '"e' "e
why the same shoud moi be allowed
PACKER TUCK J'dGe
ttu copy-Attest WARREN KIM hr.1s''''
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For >xlc

nR EXCHANGE for other property,
~ a House lot situated in Strawyi.le adjourn.
ing Sylvester Bowdens Ia by 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, or good notes. Inc owner Is
going Sonth and wishes 10 make sale at once.
For Particulars inquire Of N. K. Sawyer
Ellsworth Nov 18th 1856. 3mas
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21

A NorsY WEEK. The past week has been O
busy one for the police of this city, there
having been more drunkenness, etc, than
for many previous weeks for long time
There have been twenty persons committed
to the watch-housc, for drunkenness. and
they have been mostly fined or committed -
Ihe remainder have been discharged without
trial. Two persons have been arrested for
larceny, and two for assault and battery
Six have been committed to Jail, and one to
the House of Correction Wig.
MEETING OF THE ELECTORAL COLLEGES. The
Presidential Electors. chosen on the 4tb of
November, will be called by the Governors
OF the States to meet in each State capitol on
the first W tdntsday of d 'ccmber. and cas-.
Their votes and choose a messenger to carry it
sealed to Washington. On the second We'd
nesday of February the returns will be count
ed by Congress and declared.
According to Washington gossip, the
Cabinet of President Buchanan is to be an
asylum tor broken down politicians Places
are to he provided for Senators Cass of Mich
gan, ToUcey Of Connecticut, and Col Rich
ardson Of Illinois, who have been left high
and dry by the people, We do not believe
Buchanan will be such Il fool as this report
supposcs.
ELECTION OVER. If men rejoice that the
election is over, women are exceedingly glad.
Men 'rho hare spent thar ,renings sitting up
ruth The Tmoh. wiH notc tint Ha,c 10 ady al
home. The political club will be no longer
an excuse for abandoning meetings, lectures,
society, business and all other claims of life
Rochester american.
MoRE THAN TuEY BARGR1NED FOR.
Those who went to Montreal to see the
grand trunk got more than they cxpcc-
ted. and were treated to a view Of the
entire elephant.-Boston Atlas
New YoRK-We have the official vote of
the State for President in thirty-tiree coun-
ties and the reported vote, nearly full, in all
the others. Fremont majority has gone up
still further. the aggregates being
Fremont 27l 39j Buchanan l9l Oq6
Fillmore 122 ,l9G
Fremont over Buch. sO,299; over Fill,
li7 1876.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-21

IIoNEIy Many flowers are ex-
prcssive of the most delicate sentiment, but
which of them has the heart of cabJags !?
{ 8 We are under obligation to S. 3.
Woodland Esq. for Boston and New
York papers in advance of the mail.
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To the Honorable Court of County Conn

To the Honorable Court of County Commits
sioners IN and tor the County Of Hancock.
z ESPECIFCnLI represents the undersign-
- ed Tnco {. Woodman, agent of the
town OF Blcksport in SAID County. that Il
town road was laid out by your honorable
body in said town at the October | crm, OF said
Court A. ID. 1858. Beginning at stake on
the South side OF road on lands of a bel Laur-
encc, and WIN. Fa-nham and thence running
in South westerly co.rsc TO the North east
corner of land Of Nathl. Dresser. further rep
resents that since that time Il road has been
laid out and made near the above described,
road and whirh renders it unnecessary. mas
much therefore as common convenience and
the public good docs not require said first des-
cribed road t be made. the undersigned. in
behalf of said town and by direction OF The
Scectmen thereof pr v that you will discon-
tinue the same. THrO. c. WOODMAN.
Bucksport Oct. 2S, 1SJ6.