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The Great Family Weekly Paper.

r HE NEW YORK LEDGER has now
y attained the extraordinary circulation of
One Hundred and Ninety thousand COZ les
The LEDGER is devoted to Polite Literature,
Original Tales, Sketches. Poetry. Essays, Cos
sip and Current News, and mailtalns d high
moral tone 1t is every where acknowledged
to be he lest family PAPER in the world -
Hence lis extraordinary and unheaTd Of Iop-
ularity Mr.. Bonner the Proprietor of the
lFpGfR. employs the best talent in the coun-
try, and by so doing makes the best PAPER
Such writer's as Fanny Fern, Sylvanus Cobb,
Jr., and Emerson Bennett, are permanently
engaged Oh it, and will write for no other pa
per hereafter. Miss Sigourncy, also. con-
stan,ly writes for it: SO do a host of other pop
ular authors, including Mrs. Emma II. T.. N.
Southworth, Alice Cary, Mrs Vaughan, Mary
W. Stauley Gibson, Clara Sydney. &c. Sc.
The NEW YORK LEDGER is printed
on beautiful white paper, and is composed of
eight pages, making the hands, NEST weekly
Paper in the country. 1t is published every
Saturday, and sold at all the news offices in
every city and town throughout the country
and is mailed for subscribers at two dollars
per annum; two copies are sent for three dol
lars. Any person peson obtaining eight sub
seribers at $l.5O each, (Which is our lowest
club rates. and sending us $l2 will be Gil
title / to one copy Free. Terms invariably III
advance. Address all letters to
ROBERT BONNER, Publisher of NEW
YORK LEDGER, A Ann St rect, New York
N. B.-Now is a good time to sulscril as
Emerson Benefits Great Original Novel Of
FRONTIER LIFE. will be commenced in
the Ledger on the first of January. 2w46
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wistar's Bslsam of.w;d Cherry.

The Great Remedy for CONSUMPTION, and all
othr Diseases Of the Pulmonary Organs.
The greater the value Of any discovery, the hg h-
er it is held in the esteem of the public, and 80
much in proportion is that public liable to be i'm
posed upon by the spurious limitations of Ignorant
designing and dishonest men.
Now that this preparation is well known to be u
more certain cure for incipicnt CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA, LIVER COMPLAINT COUGHS
BRONCHITIS, and all similar affections, than any
other remedy known, there are found those so vii
lIanously wicked as TO concoc n spurious, and per-
haps posinous mixture, and try to palm it of a.
the genuine Balsam.
This is to caution dealers, and the public gener-
ally, against purchasing any other than that have
ing the written signature Of l. DCTTS, on the wrap
per-
Prepared only by SETH W. FoWLE 4 Co,
Eoston, Mass, to whom all orders should he I'D
dressed, and for sale by their agents. 2w4T
Agents-Moses Hale Ellsworth; John Stevens,
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port; T. :. Higgins Eden.
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LThricr. Wcckly JournaI To- 1851.

During the approaching session OF the Legisia-
ture the undersigned willcontinue the publication
Of the THRIcE-W EEKLY Jor nNAI., being the Ailith
| Volume of the same. A E M# ~
As il well known, the cilfef pt,rpose Of thn pa-
per is to afford the public Of Mainc ia iNiAf ac-
count of the deliberations snd actions of its Lesis-
laturc. With TIE reports of the Leg islatve doings,
we intend also to publish the proceedings of Con-
gress as they are given in the best reports from
Washington.
The character of the Legislature eject, Almost
entirely Republican as it is chosen its mem eeis
have been, by large maorities, by q party new
vigorous, growing and enthusiastic, will cause its
doings to be watched with lively interests by men
of all parties. The present condition Of political
parties in the nation the critical state Of the
try in respect to several important questions, tho
movements pertaining to the close of the admins
ration Of Franklin Pierce, and eliminary to tho
commencement Of the administration of James Bs-
,hanan will render the from Washington, tho
coming Winter, highly interesting. For these rea-
shall spare no pains 81 exi rnee IN furnish
ng to our subscribers full and accurate reiorts Of
al that may be salt. and done in the Legislature
and in Congress- To do this it will entail upon u
a heavy cost, and liberal subscription list Is all
that will save from pecuniary ioss
In view of these facts, we look with confidence to
our Republican friends throughout the State to aid
us in obtaining subscribers Especially do we So
lict from each Republican member CT the Lcgisln-
ture that Personal emt in his locality without which
a remuncrating list cannot be secured.
As the renewal of all the BANK CHARTERS in
TIE State will come before the Legislature tits
Winter, the debates aud proceedings will be Of pc
culiar interest to all who are interested in Bank
property.
The icc-Wcekly Journal will be published
on MoxpsY, WHDsEsDAy and FRIDAY AoHSlNGs.
The price will he
ONE DOLLAR FOR THE SESSION,
As usual, payable in advance. Any person for
Wardine u So shall be entitled to the ninth ceFy
{ ytru, for his trouble. To any who shall seid
US SIG we will send two copies extra for bis trouble
Whoever shall send S24, shall be emit led to thee
copies extra and in like ratio for large anoui
- 1t Is desirable that the names of subscr bert
acc panied with the money may he folHarGct. 1t
u before the commencement the session.
STENi4Ns & biIINE.
Augusta, Nov. 18th, 1856. Owls
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ELLSWORTH AMERICAN.
MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF ELLsW TIL.

ARRIVED.
FRIDAy. Dec. l2lh.
Sch Vandalia, Griffin, Boston.
Rattan, Davis. do
" Bangor. Jordan do
Counsellor, Fullerton, do
CLEARED.
Sch Senator, Ferril, Portland.
{" Morning Star, Murch, Boston.
ARRIVED.
SATURDAY., Dec. 18th.
Sch Dolphin, Lord. Boston.
Zulette, Miliken do
Forester, Murch do
Patomac, Lord, DO
MONDAY Nov. 18th.
Sch Mechanic. GRAFT, Portland.
- James Henry, Grant, do
=" Elizabeth, Smith, do
{. Adelaide, CLARK. do.
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For Rent.

r HE subscriber will rent the second and
y 'hlrd stories of his brick building on State
Street. 1t is we'll arranged 10 accommodate u
family. who wish to keep boardefs, or gen
tleman and his fam ly, wi tn suitable room, or
rooms. for an Office. The rooms are spacious
well planned and easy OF access. To a good
tenant it will be let low.
Also the basement story of the same build
ing, with ovens and all the necessary fixtures
tor carrying ON the baking business. Tls pre-
sents rare chance for a person acquainted
With the business to secure stand where their
is no competition. There is but one in the bus
mess between Bangor and Machias.
JOSEPH W. OSGDOD.
ELL wo.th, Dee. Is. 1856. Att
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Ellsworth Lyceum,

meets every Tuesday evening at I o clock
at LoRp's HALL, for the discussion of
questions and for lectures. Free to all.
Lectures are expected, occasionally from
gentlemen abroad. Home Lectures once
in two weeks.
Question for discussion =" Are the
territorial acquisitions of the United States
since the purchase of Florida, an el-
ement of strength to this Republics
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Thrice -MccAly Age, for 1881.

NV II IJlODOSC W iSSuC tiiC -OIH Noiuiilc
OF the hriceWeckly Age during the ses-
sion of the coming Legislature.
To enable to do this without great pscpniary
tosS, it is absolutely necessary that our friends
throughout the State, for whose qualification and
benefit the publication is made, should aid in Civ
ing good list of subscribers.
The reduced number of Democratic members ct
the Legislature renders this service in our behalf
doubly requisite this year, and we therefore conf
IDENTIFY rely upon receiving it.
Tic session will be one of unusual interest, as
many questions are to come up, in II gard to which
the people Of this State will look with anxiety for
the sayings and doings of cur opponents, whc will
have everything their own way
The terms will be as heretofore, 81 for the Sc
sion. Postmasters, or others, who will TO- ward us
the names Of tn subscribers and the ; III shall re-
ceivc ii copy in addition.
1t is very desirable that the lists should be for
warled as carly rs Tie first of January.
FULLER & FULLER.
Augusta, Nov. 81, 1s5C. 3w4C
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DIED.

In Brookhn. LIST inst, Preston Brooks, only
son Of Capt Galen and Hannah Cousins. aged
. months The child to all appearance was
well as usual when the parents retired but in
the morning it was found dead.
In Brooklin, 10th inst Capt. John Babson
aged = years.
Ia Sedgwck, l2th inst, John Means ESD.
aged = years.
Il BROOKLYN, l4th inst. Frances A. Her
rick, daughter of Capt. Tenny, and Joann A.
Herrick aged - wears.
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Boston Journal for California.

BoSf0n Joufndl Tor CdlD0FHfd.
il printed on the 4th aud 10th of each month, for
mailing by the steamers of the 9Th and 10th. 1t is
made up with the greatest care for the information
of New England men in California. Over fweiue
fh3tsand copies a month are now sent there, which
is much larger circulation than any other paper
printed in the Atlantic States has. 1t is
mailed at this Office for SIR cents copy. person
sending one dollar can have one each of sixteen
numbers sent to any one they may desire.
Agents and Newsnen supplied with either
Edition Of the journal on the most liberal terms.
Orders for either of the editions of the Journal
must be inparaby accompanied BY the Cash, and
should be addressed to CHARLES o. ROGERS,
II State Street, Boston.
Boston, November. 1856.
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A VISIT TO Col. FREMoNT.-T The
New York Republican Central Union
4 sala.,.- ILL 1

~ i
New York Republican Central Unior
met at Academy Hall one evening las,
week, and after organization proceeded
in body to the residence of Col. Ere.
mont. They were warmly welcomed by
Col. Fremont who thanked the members
for the zeal they had shown in the Re
publican cause, of which he had been
the representative during the late Pres
idental contest. He said -
"Allow me to RETURN to YOU my sin
cere and heartfelt thanks for the efficient
and powerful aid which You gave to the
support of Republican principles in the
late Presidential canvass. feel pro-
foundry grateful. as the humble repre-
sentative of those principles, for that
support, and for the solid vote which
was cast by the state of New York. /
am glad to have an occasion of saving
this much, at least, and of adding that
it will be the principal object of my
life to promote the great cause for
for which you have all labored with so
much zeal. | shall continue to be
member of the patty, and to do all that
can to advance its principles APP.
plause,
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The Life Of George Washington,

Prepared by distinguished American writer,
will also appear during the year several
ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED POEMS,
feature contained in no other Magazine in
the country. There will be commenced i'll the
January number, to be continued i'll each num-
be- until completed
MAJOR JACK DOWNINGS THIRTY
YEARS IN PUBLIC LIFE.
by himself. which will include the genuine
ORIGINAL DOWNING LETTERS,
from General Jackson's time to the present,
with large number of humorous cngravings.
The popular series entitled
THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
ILLUSTRATED,
will be continued. Also
ORNlrlIOLOGY OF NORTH AMERICA.
SCENES IN AMERICAN HISTORY,
and the
Biographical Sketches of our Great CIen,
With Pc, traits.
The first literary and artistic talent in his
country is employed upon this Magazine, and
1t Is the determination of the publishers that
1t shall not be surpassed by any Magazine in
the world.
Single Copies, % cents.
Subscription Price, So per annum
Two Copies to one address, s. per annum.
Pive Copies 10 one address $l0per annum
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BOSTON,-Dec. 18th Sid. schs Henry
,urcns, Z. Machias 18Th Champion, Rich
ardson, Machias Canava, Kummill, Eastport;
Arr. 18th Union. Parsons, Machias.
NEW YORK.-Arr. 18th Sch Lejock. La
cy. Ellsworth; 18th Sch La Plata, Uutchiis,
Franklin. ,
PORTLAND.-Arr. Dec. 10th Schs Ais,
Davis, Boston for Castine Lucy Anna. Pet
esson, Mach + Boston.
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MANUAL or THE ARTS FOR YOUNG
PEOPLE, Or A PRESENT FOR ALL SEASONS,
is the title of beautiful lG mo. volume
just published by Messrs. James French
Il Co., Boston. This is an interesting
collection of instruction in morals, nat
ural history, the toilet, embroidery. paint
ing &c, &c. 1t is filed with illustra-
tive embellishments. This must be a
gift book Of great convenience. and OF
great excellence, one to be highly priz-
ed as containing a large amount OF prac-
tically useful and highly ornamental in
formation. We know of no book which
is more suitable for New Years, or
christmas present, For sale by Moses
Hale.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

BROOKLIN.-Arr. Dec Isl sch Marcelius,
Drag. Boston; 9TH brig Watson, Tiboets' do,
sth schs Butler, Freethy, Robinstown sailed
Sim, leon Cousins, Boston; Arr. nth Alpine.
Hooper. do Madagascar, Frecthy, do 18th Tar
ouin, Stanley, do. Vandalah, Jackson, do,
Grecian, Freethy, do.
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TERMS, CASH IN ADVANCE. One
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one year, and an extra copy to the person
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the person sending the club, making nine CO.
pies, ST.. + ever copies one year, and an ey-
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ing twelve copies, 500 ,15s~'ihc abeve Terms
cannot &c deviated from, no matter Eow many
are ordered.
Special Cutting nth ofhrr Magazines,
Godey's Lady's Book and -Arthurs Home
Magazine both one year for $3.50.
Godey's Lady's Book and Ilarper's Maya
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Godey,s ladys Bo k, lIarpcrs Maya. ne,
and Althurs Home Magazine one year s. 80.
The a1ovc is the only way we can club with
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~ Tie money must all be sent at one time
fJr al Of the Clubs.
Subs ribers in the British Provinces, who
send for clubs. must remit IS cents extra on
every subscriber, TO pay the American postage
to the lines. Address.
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Furs and Sh0,cls.

lust opening a large assortment Of
Fitch, Mountain Martin, and Conoy Victor
rines and CUTS to match also Gents, Ladies and
Childrens shawls and Capes comprising all the new
and desirable patterns which am selling at re-,
duced prices A. ROBINSON,
Ellsworth Nov. % 1856. A
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BOSTON JOURNAL,

it is hardly necessary for us to speak In many
years it has eontesscdly stood at the head of the
newspaper press of New England. This position
was attained not through any special effort ON the
part Of its publishers to increase the circulation by
agents or other Of the usual means, but because il
has proved to be such paper as every moral, in
tellgeut man III the community night with pro-
prety Introduce into his family circle, to be read
BY his children and from which he might draw for
them both instruction and entertainment. With
such IA character it has earned the position it occu-
pies ;and the fact that its circulation is much nrger
than any other paper Of its class In New England,
is the clearest proof OF the estimation in which it
is held by the reading community.
What the .JurHIi has been in the past, we intend
it shall be in the future. Our aim is to make it
emphatieally
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THE subscriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned, that he las been DIN.
ly appointed and taken upon himself the trust of
an Administrator of the estate of Treworthy =.
Swazey, late OF eyeksport in the County of Ian.
cock, Gentleman, deceased, by living bond as the
law directs; he therefore requests ali persons who
are indebted to the said deee,4seds estate 10 make
immediate payment, and those who have any do.
mands thereon, 10 exhibit the same for settlement
WIN. D. SWAZEY.
Buekspolt, Nov. 5, 1855. swt5
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~ 1t is dangerous to name children
for Bully Brooks. A child died in Brook
lin the other day, having been SO named,
of no disease, and probably on the ac
count of its name.
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Mr.. Smith has just received, and Is
now opening a large assortment OF fine
iewelry suitable for Christmas and New
Year presents. This addition with his
former stock, furnishes rare chance to
make selections Of gifts, or to make pur-
cbases. Just look at bis fine things.
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DOTBLED IT'S CIRCTL1TION

in single year, encourages It's Proprietor to con-
tnuc the same plan. He would Therefore suggest
to those who are about selecting their paper Tor
the ensuing year, that these terms offer to them one
Of the best NEW ENGLAND FAMILY NEWSPAPERS,
at a very ioW irtce--one which is within the reach
Of nNcrN NAM. OF The eharaeter Of the
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BURDENS
Pressed Boat, Ship. Brad and
Countersunk Railroad Spikes

4 RE we'll known in the United States,
and are conspicuous for their regularity and
finish, their unyarying uniformity OF size, and for
the excellent quality of the iron from ich they
are made, to which may be attributed their rare
strength. They are every where considered far
superior to the handmade spike of common Eng
ish iron, and inferior to nothing of the kind yet
introduced to the public.
For particulars and samples apply to BI.oDGET,
BROWN i co., 50 and 81 Pearl Street, Boston.
Dee. II, l61G. 47-isly
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A FAMILY NEWSPAPER

We intend thas it shall be a complete record Of the
events of the age in which we live; that the atten-
tive and careful reader Of it, pages shall be able
10 rather from them accurate and reliable Informal
ton of every event OF interest III politics. the arts
and sciences, morals and religion, in this country
and in foreign lands; and that they shall have this
information at earlier day than they can obtain
it from any other In all its departments,
EplroRIAL. COMMERCIAL, LITERARY, aud MIscELLA-
NEorS we intend that it shall be second to 9TH
or paper issued in his country.
Meare now ready to receive subscriptions for the
N,ek!g J1trRal from Clubs for ls5i-and We can
assure those who avail themselves Of the liberal
terms On which it i. offered that no effort Will be
spared to make it worthy their confidence and pat.
runagc.
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United States Magazine
FOR 1867.
ANOTHER ENLARGEMENT.
STILL GREATER ATTRACTIONS.

MITH THE JANUARY NUMBER, the
~ commencement of the FOURTH VOL
uME, this young progressive American Month
ly will be again enlarged, its price changed
from two to three dollars year, and its attract
tons Otherwise increased accordingly, We
refer with pride and satisfaction to the success
which it has already achieved and the position
itnow occupies among the leading publications
of this country. With the increase of price,
and the immence resources at their command,
the publishers confidently believe that they
will furnish magazine for 1857 that will form
two Of the most magnificent volumes ever is
sued in any serial published on this side ofthe
Atlantic. Among the many brilliant features
which 1t will embrace are:
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'RNllE subscribers hereby give public no.
l. tice to all concerned, that they have been
duly appointed and have taken upon themselves
the trust of administrators upon the Estate Of
Henry ;. Jones late Of Ellsworth in the c, uIty of
Hancock Intestate deceased, by giving Bonds
the law directs; they therefore request all persons
VINO are indebted to the said deccaseds Estate It,
make immediate payment, and those who have any
demands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle:
meat. SARAH c. JONES.
DUDLY 5. JONES.
Ellsworth, Dee. 9th, 1896 l+iw4G
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HES-oIoGY.-Capt. J. p. B. Batehc-
Ter Of Brooklin had a chicken Matched
out inJunc lasN which commenced lay
ing in uctober-and continued till she
had laycd % eggs in % days in success
sion. Considering her age-we think
she cant be beat without fort play.
COLD WrATHER-W edne,day night
was an extremely cold night. Thursday
morning the thermometer stood at - be-
low zero.
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For Sale

ar EXCHANGE for other property,
~ House lot situated in Stmwviile adjourn
ing Sylvester Dowdens 4 IL by rods. Said land
will be exchanged for an 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 ~ Il. Sawyer.
Ellsworth Nov 18th 1856. 3m43
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TIE BOSTON DAILY JOURNAL.

Morning or Evening edition. as may be desircd,)
is sent to subscribers by mall in any part of the
'nited States for SIN DOLLARS IA year. BY means
of our Fast Press wcarc able to keep the forms for
the DAILY JOURNAL open several hours later than
anv other daily paper and thus not untrequently to
publish important news from fcetre TO toenty hours
IN advance. The average circulation of the DAILY
JOURNAL is more than double that Of any subscrip-
ton OF two cent paper nubHshed in Boston.
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United States Journal for 1851.

\ large illustrated MONTHLY PAPER,
elegantly printed, each number containing
sixteen large pages-morc than double the
amount OF matter each year that can be OBJ
tanned for the same price in any other publ
cation.
Subscription Price. scots. year.
Seven Copies to one address, &3ayear.
u Copies 10 one dress, S. aycar.
l he NEST liberal inducements are offered to la
dies and gentlemen who will interest them
selves in extending the circulation Of the ahov e
publications, to whom specimen copies VIII be
furnished on application.
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Store to Let.

1E>lIE large AMI convenient Store in
= Lords building opposite the Ellsworth Hoasc,
on Main street, recently oecupiedby W. W. Rogers
as a furniture warehouse viii be let on reasonable
terms, apply to the subscriber. j. 5. LORD.
Ellsworth. July 10th. 1856. 25tf
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" A Mr.. William f. Thompson the
Market reporter of the Courier and En-
quirer, absconded from New York last
week, having by some of the new ways
of fnanciering obtained funds to large
amount from various banks in the city.
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TIE SEMI WEEKLY JOURNAL,

containing the reading matter of the Daay--is
published Tuesday and Friday mornings, at FOUR
DOLLARS a year.
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'E'llE subscribers hereby give public
= notice to all concerned that they have been
duly appointed and have taken upon themselves
the trust of Executors Of the last will of John
Black late Of Ellsworth in the County of Hancock,
GENTLEMAN deceased, by giving bond as the law di
reefs; they therefore request all persons who
indebted to the said deceascd's estate, make inn
mediate payment, and those who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement.
L. L. HAMLIN,
TfiOS ROB- NSON,
GEO. n, BLACK.
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