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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

"A BALM FOR EVERY WOUND.H
FOR INTERNAL AND EXTER
NAL USE.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

And Of Druggists and Dealers.
AN letters directed TO tho proprietor or agent
receive Immediate attention.
Iune15.ly.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-06-13

destruction Of one or the parties.
Let me appeal to one and all to
unite in arresting these threaten
ed evils Let no one attempt to
redress his own wrong, but appeal
to the law in all cases. 1t is the
ouly safety for all parties, and ]
can see no reason why ample Sc
curity for both person and prop
erty cannot DO as we'll secured in
the Territory as any Of the
States, il the citizens would in
good faith unite in aiding tho Of
iicers Of the law in arresting and
bringing to justice all persons
who violate the law, 1t is to be
regretted that there is a party in
the Territory who refuse to rec
ognize tho validity Of the Terri
torial laws, and consequently take
20 part in bring offenders to JUS
tice, or in furnishing TO the law
officers the names Of witnesses
whose testimony would DO neces-
sary In order To ferret out crime.
| would most respectfully solicit
1.-THE aid and assistance Of the citi-
zens Of Topeka in establishing a
sound and healthy administration
Of the law, rs the best means to
secure the peace and good order
Of society. With the view Of Sc
curing all their rights, and pre-
aerving peace and good order, and
the just execution Of the laws, j
have made a requisition Of Col.
Sumner for three companies Of
United States troops, one to be
stationed at lawrence, one at this
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14
DISASTERS Ac

Sch Boync, Knights, from Calais for Boston, split
foresal and jb, and struck on Western Lodges
Isle liaute, I'D uit, came of after dischay III
about 80, 900 feet of lumber full of water, and
proceeded to Tenants Ilafbor.
sch Olive Branch, Moore, from Ellsworth for
Boston, was run into by an unknown brig night Of
head, piankshear &c carried away, and put into
Tenants Harbor: would repair and proceed goth
a vessel, supposed IA schooner Of about 50 tons
went ashore on the Londoner 18th a sth inst She
had broad white ,noulding on the stern and a
white quarter board She is supposed To be ID
schooner, and is thought, from the description Civ
en- to be the schooner Mariner, Hodgdon, of Ire
mont, Ne. At last advice, she was at anchor nth
both masts gone, and only portion of her stern
out Of water, She is supposed to have struck on
the Londoner and beat over, as the iron spindle
which marks the rock is bent, and the ball knock
ed off
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14
LATER FROM EUROPE.
NEW YORK. Nov. 10th.

The Collins steamship Baltic from
Liverpool, morning of the 29th ult., ar.
rived at this port this morning. The
steamship Africa arrived at Liverpool on
th morning of the 9th.
The feature of the news which has
attracted most attention. is an official
p,ra Oh in the Moai,eHr. complaining
that the En- lish Press publishes calum
nics against the French gov, rnment and
aid holding out menace that contin-
uancc of auch conduct will break IN
the Anglo French alliance. THIS para
g"aph has caused excitement, both in
England AMI France, having even affcc-
ted the Bource ; and it is reported tina.
the British government will ask an cx-
pllnation Of the threat to dissolvcs the
alliance.
Respecting the Neapolitan difficulty.
the only ad litional progress is that the
French Embassy. as also probably, the
British left Naples on the 18th.
Count Walluskis official correspond
encr with TIL Neapolitan government is
published.
Tn English feet is at Melta. and the
French at TouIon.
a German paper says the squadron
will 90 to y pl $ n three weeks if mat.
t = 4rn not = ttlrd
h + Is ro'hin, really NV in rcspcct
to tn complIcat d relations of the Dan
ublan principaiities. 1t is denied from
Vienna, rut asserted from France.
thu the Porte has summoned the Aus
trans to quit. In this connection there
are two reports. viz LIST, That tho
Congress OF Paris is no: likely to meet
soon, owing to the non-assrnt of En-
land. 81. that RUSS g, inspired by sus
pcion of secret UNDERSTANDING, hetwee,
England and Austria, respecting the
Principalti's, d mands a Russian sauad
ron to enter the Black SCI on the \ me
terms as the English feet were in those
waters.
The entire Turkish ministry has re-
signed. Tn event is attributed TO the
intrisnes of Lord StratGrd to brin, in
R.dschil Pachl a Nlzier.
No news from Spain except con-
templat d increas, of the army.
Letters from France are unsatisf.cta-
ry' The demand for money continues
undated
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14

To the Honorable Court of County Commits
sioncrs in aud for the County of Hancock.
81 ESPECTFCLLY represents the undersgn-
az cd Theo e. Woodman. agent of the
town of Bicksport in said County, that a
town road was laid out by your honorable
body i'll said town at the October Term of said
Court A. d. 1853. Beginning at a stake on
the South side Of road on lands of Abel Laur-
enee, and VIM. Fa.nbam and thence running
in South westerly course to the North cast
corner of land Of Nathl. Dresser, further rep
re- ents that since that time a road has been
laid out aud made near the above described
road and which renders it unnecessary. inas-
much therefore as common convenience and
the public good does not require said first des-
cribed road t, be- made. the undersigned, in
behalf of SAID town and by direction OF The
Sclcctm"n thereof pr that you will discon-
tinue the same. TIL 20. G.. WOODMAN.
Bucksporl Oct %, 1876.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14
SrAlE OF MAINE,
Hancock. IS. Court Of County Commissio
ers. Oct. Term. a d 1s56.

Hancock. IS. Court Of County Commission
ers. Oct. Term, a. ID. 1856.
Upoo the foregoing petition. ii is consid rcd
by the Commissioners that the petitioner is
responsible and that he ought to be heard touch
my The matter set forth i'll his petition, and
therefore order that the County Commission
cTs meet at VIM. Far hams III Bucksport on
Tuesday the 18th day Of December next al
tn OF h cl ok III the forenoon. and thence
proceed to view the route mentioned In said
petition; Immediately after which view, IL
hearing of the parties and witnesses will be
had al some convenient place in the vicinity,
AID such further measures taken in the prem
ses as the Commissioners shall judge proper
And it is further
Ordered, That notice of the time place and
purpose OF the Commissioners Meeting afore-
said be given to all persons and corporations
interested by serving at tested copy of the
petition and this order theron upon the clerk
Of the town of Bucksport. and by posting up
a,tes'ed copies as aforesaid, in three public
places in said town thirty days at least before
the time appointed for such view; and by
publishing the petition and order thereon
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the Ellsworth
American a newspaper published in Ellsworth,
III tho county Of Hancock, the first publica-
ton to be thirty DAYS at least, before the time
of said view that all p, rsons and corporations
Interested may attend and be heard if they
think tit.
Attest. PARKER w. PERRY. Clerk.
A true copy CT the petition and order there
on,-httest, Clerk.
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SAFE OF ll,iAE.
HANCOCK CCuyTY-


Treasurers Office
Ellsworth Nov 3rd 1856
Notice is hereby given to the owners proprietor:
and all persons Interested in township No i North
Division in the county Of Hancock that shall pro.
coed to sell By puhie sale to te hi CHEST bidder at
the County Troasurors Office in Ellsworth in said
County on Wednesday the eleventh day of Februa.
ry A. b. 1857 at ten o'clock A. NJ (unlcss previ.
ously settled so much of said township as will sat
isty the tax assessed by the Court Of County Com
nissi"ncrs en- the fifteenth day of August A. ID.
one thousand eight hundred and fifty four rs ccrti-
fed to me by said Count to wit
Ga township No. ] n. d. the sum of four thous-
and de liars and incidental expenses as by law re-
CURED.
II. 5. TKEVETT. County Treasurer
Al 3m.
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LET Us REASON TOGETHER
LlDWAY'S pills
WHY ARE WE SICK

1t has been the lot Of the human race To he w.ioh4,
"Na ny disease AID suffering Ho"was's Pnls ar
specially adapted tu The relief of The weak IN. ,e,
we "ei ate ahd the infrm Of all clrines ages AR
u~cohstn"tlrn Prot Holloway personally srl rbslie
aHd offers Il, IN to u it,,
RESI- remedy the word saw for the removable H.
~
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Sst;ce Of Foreclosure.

yNvHEREAS Snmnel Nntwocd NJ Mount Desert in the
w County "t Hancock the ninelesnth day II
Feuary A. ISIS by his Deed OF that date recorded in
Hancock County Registry Vol lGlplg, 3iS moIg taed
to Charles Mitchell late Of Mount Desert lnow TcmonD
be ing The southwest fourth pIrs of the inI 81 aud
81 pan ot said Nodat De'ert made by Salem iowu.
Ir ESD and recorded in said County Of IiaucoCk Con
tajnig 6Ity three more or lees and To- more
p,r' uat discript reference is here made said Deed
The condition at said gage haveine been broken
hereby claim 10 fnreclose the .ame
RHohA MITCHELL Aimn.isr. atix On the Estate of
sal- harie- Mitchell
fremont Oct Is $50 3wl0
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14

Eternal vigilance is the price of liber-
y, Twenty-Five tents is the price of a
nittle of PEiRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER.-
For sale BY Merchants generally In
CURE for the New d ess-with two fine
s.eel engraved labels ON ca bottle; one
tue proprietor S note or obligation
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14

To the honorable the Court of County Com
missioners for the Couaty Of Hancock, ne xt
to be holden in sid County Of Hancock, at
Ellsworth on the twenty eighth day Of Octo-
Der 1856.
II UMBI.Y SHEWS, that an alteration Of a
- road laid out by our honorable board Of
Commissioners, commencing at the County
road (leading from, Ellsworth to Trcntonl near
the house Of Thomas P. Hart, ard ending at
water street. near the house OF Lemuel Green,
in said Ellsworth, wound be of great public
convenience.
herctnre Your petitioners pray that your
honors would, agreeabey to law in such case
made and pro idcd, examine said road, and
make such alteration Il, you may thin> the
public convenience requires. and as III duty
Lonnd will ever pray.
6EOR GE W. FISK, and eleven others.
STATE OF MAINE
HASoocK. IS Court Of County Commission
ers, Oct Term, A. ID. 1896
Up II the foregoing petition 1t is considered
bv the Commissioners, that the petitioners are
responsible and that they ought to be heard
touching the matter set forth in their petition.
and therefore order, that the County Commits
>ioners meet at the American House in Els
wnrth OH We nesday the l0sh dav of feeem-
her ncxt. at ten Of the cloc in the forenoon,
and thence proceed to view the route meuuon-
cd III SAID pctiio immediately after which
view, a hearing OF the parties and witnesses.
will be had at some couvenie t place in the
vicinity. md such ether measure, taken iii
the premises as the Commissioners shall Judge
proper. And it is further ordered that netice
of the TIM. place and purpose Of the Com
mis-, toner's meeting af, resaid. be given to all
persons and corporation, Interested by serving
altested copies Of the petition and this oder
a. he Il pf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14

EMO candidate that was not elected
p "a ever received 50 large an electoral vote US
fremont, aud no successful candidate ~
small one as Mr.. Buchanan is likely to
nave, 1t, indeed, he has been chosen by the
People.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14
To the Honorable board of County Com.
miSsloncrs within and for the Coun-

To the Honorable board of County Com.
miSsloncrs within and for the Coun-
ties of ii lncock and Washington.
r HE unde,sisn inhabitants of the Coun-
ties of Hancock and Washington, repre-.
sem that, in our opinion the wants of the
p bic require that road should be laid out j.,
commencing al Scimmous' Mill in Eastbrook,
thence following the sugar Hill road TO VIM
+. French's house; thence running a south
ea,terly course, through Township No l6 to
intcr,cct the Ams1urg II al in Cherrytield.-
We therefore pray your honors t, view he
SAID route. and let, out the same.
WM. Z. FRENCH, and thirty three others.
JrATE OF MAINE.
Eastbrcok, Sept. 1876.
HANCocK, s.. Court of County Commits sion.
crs, October 7 rm. 1856.
Upon ihe foregoing petition, it is considered
b, the Commissioners that the petitioners are
responsible and that they ought to be heard
touching the matter set forth i'll their petition,
and there ore order. that the County Com.
mis,ioners meet 1T Wm. z. French's in East
brook, on Tuesday the pod day of January
next, at ten OF the clock in the torenoon, and
thence proceed to view the route mentioned in
said petition Immediately after which view
u hearing of the par les and witnesses will
=
~, and such other measures taken in the prem
Uses the Commissioners shall Judge proper.
And it is f Ither ordered that notice OF tho
time place aud purpose, of the Commission
ers meeting aforesaid, be gwen 10 all person.
and corporations interested bv serving ait-stcd
copies of the petite and this order thereon
upon the clerks OF the towns of Eastlrook and
Ch~ryteld, and by posting up attrstcd cop,
, les a. Aforesaid, in three public places In each
If said towns thirty days at least before the
time appointed for said view and by pub
fishing the PEE ition and order thereon. three
| weeks excessively IN the Ellsworth American
I newspaper published in Ellsworth, in the
County of Hancock. The first publication to
| thirty days at least. before thu time of said
view and in the Mach;as Republicans, news
| ,aper printed in Machias, in The county Of
Washington, and also by publishing the sam,
| the Age, the newspaper published by the
| ,rinter TO the State, the last publication t.
| e thirty days at least. before said view ant
| y serving an attested copy OF said petition
! md order on the Chairman Of the Count,
commissioners of the County OF Washington
| hirty DAYS at least, before The time OF ii
| lew, that all persons and corporations inter
| ,ted may attend and be heard if they thinl
{.
PARKER W PERRY.
! Attest, Clerk
A true copy Of thepetit'on and order there
III.
Attest, PARKER W. Percy, Clerk,
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AT Il Court of Probate holden at Bluehill
within and tor the County of Hancock on
the first Wednesday OF NV. in the year o;

our lord eighteen hundred and fifty SIX.
~ thr petition i rryphe1i, Gruriie administrative
~ "l the estate vt J"shui Grtnaie hte >urs s,n
County dece isr rep; esutrg thal The personal
ii sad drcr,se, is suiclrut pay the Just debts
~hICh he owed At he time ni ais death b, the
--- dnllars and p'a,tts i"r license la sell aud
convey The reNef>lun power ct e estate said
.edea-ed "a "rd-rl"t the paA meHt OF said debts aud
cd-utd charges
Old.rei, iHtl the petitioner give notice thereof /,
The hetfs at stid deceased and 10 al PERSONS ucr-ste
sdd estate ny isng copy at this orticr to ~
uublis1- u The EllSa ,rIh American printed Els
worth Salt County, tn &c weeks successyrly thai
they appe Prnbate Curt To he held al Eliswof
N said County, the first ed es,iay ,i | =.
next, If The clock the foreman and she "
cause ANY they have why tho pra er Of sand pet
liun should not he granted.
PARKER TUCK JUICE
A true copy-Atlest WARREN KING Register
3u
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Johnny, my son do you know that YOU
nave broken the Sabbath ?''
Yes, daddy said his little sister, "and
% r;' big iron pot, to-. in 6vs or six
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14
DIED.

In Sei3wirt. My. 9TH. Dca. Stephen Alien Of
60 l,unl 'tipa. He died happy aud peaceful.
In "a'r7'ilie No. lst, Miss LYDIA : Pierce. Of
plymonth. Mae..
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Aetire Of Foreclosure.

1I"HE3EA> john crniif ni Ellsworth. IA he Cnun.
" Ntf Hancock on the twentieth day uf JHN, ls5S
hs ~ deed of thai date recorded in Hancock krgtsy y,
vol ~ ptsr lq1N u.tgiged To The suhs"rbcr. Certn
90 parcel l,pd situated ia Ellsworth t1audei a
le-crI,- ~ fhuws. "a wit: o. the snuh"cSterly by
Ptjen 3 Pond uorIhWesierly by Land ri James Ca7rer
and band the ocnupatiuu Of Daniel Smith n"rthea'
tey by the back ne"i III. road lots and southcasterly
b, bad Gouve,el II Thomas Cane unl Jamrs Carter
cno,i,n. - acres ,r or css. The condition Of SAID
nor gaze having been broken. | hereby clam fore
{ lose the sane. JOHN W. DANIELS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14

a California Jury, in a suicide case.
lte!y found the toilovinS verdi I; We.
the jury, find that the deceased was a
fool.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14
RIA CRIED.

In tai. village eth, by Rev. \. Prince. Mr.. J.
6. Moseioy,ot Sullivan, to Miss Mary \. perrr,o,
the same place.
In ifonton, Oct, 3Ist. by K. H. b. Noon e..
Mr. Asa IiedsSm. to Mis- Elmcna GiIpatria.
both If Trenton,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14
R!urhill Academy.

'HHE WINTER TERN will commence
on MONDAY, December sth, under the in
struction of its present teacher, NJ, L. Richardson,
A. B., and will continue through term Of four
teen weeks. Music taught by Miss Abby b,
Clough. Painting, Drawing and Cravoning by
Miss Maria Wood. JOHN STEVENS, Scc'y.
Bluehill, Nov. 10, 1886. S1sw
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BOilNI orr.

4 settlement wanted. All persons i
- debted to the subscriber either by note
account are requested within tbiity days to Gu
and adjust the saiue if they would save costs.
LOVE JOY.
Ellsworth o. %, 1856. swaa
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F.LL'ECEY STEVENi
Ellsworth, October -, isjt.

ii C,,ofe6 Probqtc ii.,l m f1>w,r,5 ,rtj., NJ,
pr h' Hmuy2t HIM o,b, 81, I'll, NH " .ise.day
q n'f he-, n tde year Of our iar{ o5h;cna huae,ci
and tffy-elr.
Us tan ioreg' ing Petition, ofdcred:-rlat the
Pctlt' ntt give u tce to all persons interested by
causing copy Il thc petition and order OF court
thereon to he published Three weeks .uccessively
!" tt' Ellsworth American, before tie first We'd
h'>HaE 81 l'ee,Mhei next. tpat they NAY then 10
pear at Probate Curt I, b. held at ELLSWORTH
III 'ald ttu1ty. and show cause if any they have
WY tue lfa. OF said petition >t.uld not be elau-
ted PARKER TI-fk I,I1,a
Attest, WARnF> KING. Register
tue copy ef the petition and order of Court
tnerco"--ittest, Warren Ming Register A.
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Notice.

THE co-partnership formerly existing
between the subscribers dissolved by
mutual consent on the 18th dav Of August last
All persons indebted to the said firm hereby
requested to make payment TO j. ". Hale, who
is duly authorized to receive the same.
j. VI. HALE,
b. &. EATON.
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THESE PILLS PURIFY TIL
Rf.OOD

These famous Pulls expressly cnutinef To npera,,
'" the si"mach The liver The kidne,s the lnngs IN,
KIN ~" he h""rl' c"rrectIr- nUy drratoemeui in iI,.
iuuct"ns prrtginf he hiou the YER, fountain of Ie
ana thus curing eeases 81 all ns forms
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14

Vt a feut Of Prof ate holdel. at Bluuhill
within aid tor the County Of IL ancock ON the
first " ednesday Of November, in the year of
our Lord eighteen hundred and tiity-six.
b l.. HAMLlN, Thomas Robinson, and
h. George y. Black named executors in
certain Instrument purportii to be the last
VII add testament of John Black, Esq, late of
Ellsworth. in said county, deceased, hav-
ing Presented the same for probate Or
deit d. Th@t the said Executors give notice TO
all persons interested, by causing "A copy OF
this order to be p Iblished three eeks success
sively in the Ellsworth American. printed III
Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
Court to lie held at Ellsworth in said cortn V.
ON the first Wednesday of December next, at
ten Of the cic"k in the forenoon, and ,hew
cause, If any they have, Thy the said lnstru-
lnrnt shonid rot he proved approved. and al
lowed a. the last Will and testament of the
said deceased. PARKER TUCK, judge.
y true coPy-attcst, ". KING, Register.
i2-3W
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-
Hancock IS AT Court of Probate held at
bluehill, within and for thecounty OF Ham
cock, on the fifth day OF November, in the
year of cur Lord eighteen hundred and
h!ty-siX
ri ARG klNBALL. widow of Abner KIM
as bail. late of Bucksport, decea ed, hav-
ing made application to NE for an allowance
OUT OF The personal estate said deceased ;
al d also tia! er dover III said estate NAV he
set cut. that the said Mary
kimlall give iotice 10 all persons iutere ted,
by causing copy OF this order to be publ IL
cd til &c " eck> succG>slvtlv in the Ellsworth
American, printed in Ellsworth, that they
may appear at a PROBATE Court to be he'd at
the Probate Office iii said County. on the third
day of December next. at ten Of the clock in
the rtnoon. and shew cause. il any they have
why am allowance should net be made.
PARNLR TUX, Judge
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. 30 iroN-arr llth barque Hesrerian Bra loa,
Of and from Ellsworth; scls Nalhalla Davis; and
Ba ror, jordan, Ellsworth
NEW lokk-Arr l0th, sehs 0tronto Hammond,
Ellsworth; lith, brig Montgomery, Mcintyre, ca.
hA.;
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LEGAL NOTICES.

10 lion Parker Tuck, Judgc of Probate lar
tie Conay Of Honcork
"a UMBMLY SHEWS. the undersig,
:, ed, that he is the guardian of Charles A
hefrick, minor, son Of Adams ucrriok, deceased
'atc oil Btnehll, and that his said ward is se;,.d
anu possessed OF certain real estate to vita
iahd warrant, No. 81, SIS for 100 acres
land, fer which he has received an odvantageo,,s
oAer, to wt:--onc dollar per acre and believing il
VIII be Tor the interest of his said ward To disnpse
oil TIE same he therefore prays for license to sell
the said Warrant and place the money at interest
As III duty bound will ever pray
OTIS l.. COLLINS.
Ellsworth, Oct. %, 1856.
AZ a Co@ et Pr9bnc h,id,n ut BiaeLH. ,rtd !, ool
for the c'tpfy # Han r,5k N III fr.t Ucjne,g,,,
q " rambcr, n he y,r n M L at siils,,n him.
dred ant ty-,r.
w tho foregoing petition, Ordered That the
fetiti"her give beticc to all persons interested bv
causing a c|py of the petition and order Of court
thereon to be published three weeks successfully
IN tue Ellsworth American before the fir Wedncs
uay oi December next, Tat they NAV appear at a
ffubatt Court to be hed at Eisw rita in said Conn
~, and sItw cause il a.y they Lave. why the
prayer OF said petition should he, t be granted
PAi.hEa TUCK. JUDGE
Attest, W. kivG. Register
True copy OF the p"tition and order Of court
". King. ,istcr ~
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= ANCnCk IS October 4th 1856. Ia
ken Execution in which Enos Woodland is
the Judgement debtor and will be sold at public
auction at tho Counting room of the Ellsworth
Bank in Ellsworth the 2ath day of November
next at ten o'clock in the forenoon Seventy Shares
OF the stock of said Bank property Of said Wood
ard. 3w39 +. REDMAN Deputy Sheriff.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1856-11-14

~ How much does james Buchanan
lack OF b. nS tn T es.den, of South:
Is he n'tas sectional Phhfam: Did he
not NIX: himself d southern sec'iunalst
that he might got all of IN. votes oi the
uthcrn STATES. ST t hat are ruled bv
iir. caters" and nix traitors to the In.
ion: