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BuFFALo PRODUCE MARKET-oct. 6


Fl0ur-The market Is verV duh and heavv, and has .
do osnwaIl ten1eucy transaci0us of retail Character
sales 500 ibis al 81 15 for good 10 choice IS =
g 81 Tor good u choice extra s. 5 for double eIra.
Mheat-Ihe market heavy and lower. aud prices tend
dowuward sales 6lo bu ~ 7l club 81 95e; 20 hu No
red winter Illinois s. J bu choice white Kentucky
81 40 and "A 900 bu Wisconsin white aud ub private
terms.
Cn-In god demand and the markei better; sales OF
500 bu Al - d60c lur Toledo; 62sc for Illinois
The markst closing arm al The outside figure
Mbarley-Elrns sales Il SlcaSl O5.
Rge-Qulet, sales 500 ba 1oc.
Oats-NOminal al sSGs6c.
Nhlsky-Guiet, and held AZ 9lr-
Canal krcIhts unchauged-fDc on -four. Ilc on wheat
and l0c on corn TO New YORK
Receipts. p hours-FlouT 16S3 hhs wheat 81 ls bush.
cora s.625 bu. Oais SOL bu- barley $50 b1
Shipments by Cana-Flour $50 bbls; wheat a s4g bu;
60,ir bu.
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STANDlRT, BEMIS s MURRAY,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANrs
FLOUR
FLOTR.
MILLS. INDIANA

We are receiving the following well known hEandsof
Flour consignment, which We call the attention OF
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Drnns.

C0AP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, eavor's Glyoeune Musk and Homer
Soap-waIranted genuine-for sale by
feb2 y W. SACKRIDER
RRUSHES-A fine assortment of
IL Hair and Cloth Brushes,as Teeth Brushes nf IyoIY
Bone, Bulalo Horn and Sandal WOOD. FoTsals "
feh9 p W SACKHiDER
7 UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sortmeH Just received, together with great variety
fee Z W SACKRIDFR
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SMITH NIT Il, &. & PUTNAM.-PRODUGE, j ICE
BRADBURN g FISHER.

- Forwarding and Commission Merchants Dealers Ia
salt, Fish. Water Line Plas &C also dealers Al
varieties 5f coal. BIZ Ware House 1S3 l.5 River
rect and 81 D. Dock Liberal cash advances made
i0uSiguments mhl7
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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-oets 6.

lnF TELEGRAFHl
FIour-HeavT and SdI0c lcaur; demand chey fol
supply pressing wants of the home trace. sales
eio Dbl 3la 5 for uusuund, 81 So 10 supcrue
stale IS l0 = for extra STALE 81 s5aS % Tor supefnne
western. - l03 ~ Tor 70 medium extra Ntsief
S. f5 for Shipping bands eAIa round hoop Oig' tt
market closing aeavy AID the Tendency strongly daEn-
40 for chlcs extra there Is no superne IN
market. Small sales Of Rgu Hour al 50 = o.
Wheaf-Very heavy Al ldsc lower; sales : 90 bu II 50
for stump tal Clcagu, SIC uus1und Milwaukee cuhs
9ss for sound do. 81 4 Tor ho scoasiui 81 "A iT white
Canadian
Rys-LoTer and dull; sales 76al bu At T5lDI6s.
Barlcy-Duii and noIuInal Al 81 u5aI T.
CorA shade hrlert Wnh far business dong IN pan
for eNpur sales 81 003 bu 5la7le for common % Eod
mixed western; 7sc Tor CHOKE do c for jersey yellow
OalStoady al 45i6e for siaie 5oaa1; for western an
w6iskySiesdY; 80 bBls at 2 and 50 bbs Of choice al
Fork-Heavv and Io1uns ses sT8 bbls 1t SIC 65alG7 20
for mess Sl4 IS n incl ulng 50 IBIS Of very heavy
unlnspected mess Al 81 2J9lI s.,
Beci-uuchnneed; sales 80 Ibis re packed ClC
mess SnGls. Beef hams and prime mess beef guns,
and nOmiuaily unchanged.
Cut Reats-Dul and heavy; snail sales at sgs1lc foI
hams; 6elssse flr shoulders
Lad-sIsads; safes bbls at l0SIl, and snail par
Gel OF very choice at NE
RufteT-Selng at la - for Ohio; l562l for state.
Chesse-ln fair request a 6gals5zc
hides-Advancng sales $3.50 bs at 27i a2&c for OronO
co; PC for Motam0ras, i7c for Savauilla-
StocEs-Second board lower geneIalys No Is 50 CloT-
MA new j 80; Pac mail l05h; Del Hnd Ses<;
81; n 2ss EIie l63s, 60 days Hud l55s Harl l04t
3lsf Pan Il9; Il al 9sss; NJ 559s; n pref 4ial
Gal 4 Chi s51S; Chi 65sl
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CONFECTIONERY.
Dtrrtistrp.
REMOVAL.

REMOVAL.
nR. B. F. ROBINSON HAS RE-
~ moved his Dental Office 20 his residerce No 46
Wood four doors North ofthe N. ChuTch, where he
" be happy all OF his form patrons any 9TH
ers who NAV need his services.
Cleveland. March 20. ls5s-Inh23ziu
nENTISTRY.-THOSE HAVING
Sets Of Toeih which they carefully keepin the druwer
md troublesome carry the picket, esDecialY
invited % call at DR.. HALLIWELLS Dental Rooms
To such viii Be offered Having made
arrangements, prepared to the NuruniLed CON-
p0un instead Of Gold Silver for Artificial Teeth which
has the highest reputation thing heretofore used
rs extreme lishtness, cleanliness durability and nsatuess
One tooth entire be supplied life like
defy the closest observer, and a perfect a. Warranted
Silver and Gold Plates usual from SO $50 per fnI
sets b. A. HALLIWELLS. n d.
Over Churchill's Drug store.
iun23.d&u OPP Old Court House, Public 81.
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-oct. G.
Inv rrT rauauu I

Beeves-Sales very slow, prees firm, and Ia cases
Iather better though without gu9tzhe iadvance Ses II
81 dl0c .--zvcrage 75Sc; receipts 3.2s5 &
Cows-NomlnAlly UNCHANGED, receipts 2l5.
Neas-unchaugeI 1t 5sG651e, receipts so
Sheep and Lamhs-A Improved feeling 219c for
common 10 eItT1; receipts l0ls6L
SwIne-Neary all sold a S556d5 s. for heavy corn-od
$5as IS for dfsiilleTy fed; receipts s,o0o.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-11-19

STATE OF MAINE

Hancock, S. Court of County Commit.
October Term, 1858. COMMISSIONER,
upon the foregoing petition, it is con,;ao,,
the commissioners, that the pctitoner. eu oy
sPonsibie and that they ought to be head .re re-
ing 'ne matter set forth in their petition and ,h
o.uel uhat ,ne County Com missioners mes, y.
the American House in Ellsworth On w ,neet at
the I'D day of December next, at Q o,.,.a .nesaay
forenoon and thence proceed to view In IN quo
mentioned IN said Petition immediateiv ss,ss
"nncn view curing Of the parties and w;,ns..e'
WI" oe n"a at some convenient place in the y;o;,s
Ivy M" suen other measures taken in the nrem;s..
And it is further p'oP'''
oruered, mat the notice Of the time. n,ace nm,
purpose VI the commissioners meeting aforeso;d
be given to all persons and corporation. ;n,....'
cd BY serving attestcd copy of the nct;,;a, @
this order thereon, upon the clerk of the ,ow,, ~
Ellsworth and by posting up attes.ed COMES =.
aforesaid IN three public places ip said tow, ~;
. days at least before the time appointed for ga
view, and by publishing the petition and orasu
thereon. three weeks successfully in the EI.ro,.t
American, newspaper published in Ellsworth
IN the county OF Hancock, the first publication 4,
be thirty days Mt least before the time Of aid
view; that all persons and corporations Interest,",
may attend ami be heard ifthey think q,
Attest PARKER W. PERRY. clcrL
\ true copy of the petition and order thereon
Attest, +. W. PERRY. clo,L
To thu iiaerabe County Commissioners for U,noo.s
w the undersigned citizens OF Brook sylle won't,
specially pray your Honorable br,rI to d~ootins ~,
horse ferry between Cas,ine and Broolsve Ter m. ~
son ,eat The travels in'n'hsn, to the expenses Of
said rry, thereby causing quite large sum tc h. r,.i
by taNstnn annually Err the support Of said ferry ins
Ia duty l.,uii will ever pray. "
WILLIAM WATSON. and . o,b,,.
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..
Buekspori, Oct. II, 1858.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Court of County Commissioners,
Oetoeer Term, lsjs.
pom the foregoing petition, it is eonsi Tered by
me COMMISSIONS, that the petitioners respon.
si0ie and that they ought to be heard touching
the matter set iorta in their petition, and there.
fore order that the County Commits toners meet at
John D. Biood's in Bueksport, on Tuesday the 9TH
day oil December next, at ten O'clock in the fore
noon and thence proceed to view the route
mentioned in said petition; immediately after
winch view hearing of the parties and with, sses
VIII De had at some convenient place in the ycin
n.y. and such other measures taken in the prem
ises. as The Commissioners shall Judge ptoper-
And 1t is further
ofdered, That the notice Of the time, place and
purpose OF the Commissioners meeting aforesaid
DC given to all persons and corporate us interested
oy serving m attested copy of the petition and
this order thereon, upon the clerk Of the town Of
Bucksport and by posting VI sttest.d eopie. as
aforesaid IN three public places in said town thr.
ty days at least oefure the time appointed for said
view and by publishing the petition and order
thereon, three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American, newspaper published in Ellsworth.
IN the county of Hancock, the first publication To
be thirty days at least before the time of said view
that all persons and corporations interested NAV
attend and be heard if they think III.
attest, PARKER ". PERRY, Clerk
true copy Of the petition and order thereon,
Attest, PARKER W. PERRY, Clerk.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-At the Court Of County Com
missioners begun and holden at Ellsworth,
within and for the County of Hancock, on the
Fourth Tuesday Of April, it being the twenty
seventh day of said month"; A. D., 1873.
ORDERED: That there be assessed on Town.
ship No. 8, South Division, in the County OF
Hancock for repairing the road therein leading
from the East line of Ellsworth, through said No
5 to the South line of Waltham, estimated to con-
tain Eight Thousand nine hundred and sixty acres,
exclusive Of water and lands reserved tor public
uses, the Of forty-four dollars and eighty
cents, being onehalf Of one cent per acre; and
Joseph I. Grant Of said Ellsworth Is appointed
agent to expend said assessment according to law.
Attest, p. W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy attest, p. W. PERRY. Clerk.
A true copy of certificate Of assessment,
Attest, N. X. SAWYER, Co. Treasurer.
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Just Published, the 9Th edition, in a sealed en-
yelops, gratis, and mailed to any adress,
postpaid, on receipt of two stamps.
This little work, emanating from a celebrated
member of the medical profe Ion, gives the most
important information ever published, to all per-
sons entertaining doubts OF their physical condi-
tion or who are conscious of having haza rded their
health and happiness-con tanning the particulars
of an entirely new and p rfect remedy for Spor-
matorrhGa or Seminal Weakness Debility, Ner-
vousness, Depression of Spirits, Loss Of Energy,
Lassitude, Timidity, Involuntary Seminal Dis.
charges, impaired sight and Memory, Blotches
and Pmpes on tha Face, Piles, Indigestion, Pal
patton of the Heart. and Bodily Prostitution of
the whole system, inducing impotc lcy and mental
and physical incapacity,-by means of which ev-
cry one may cure himself privately, and at trf-
ing expense.
% Address DR., Gil J. C. KLINE, lst Ave-
uue, cor. 18th street, New York; Post Box, No.
$50. ~. ).
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To the Honorable, the court Of County cour,,..,
me Cennty Of Hancock next to holden AZ ps ft
IN saa 1oanly. on the 2csh day Of oct A. D. isss
Inc Undersigned would respectfully reprcsen, ,,
county road en- the West side Of the river eaine a the
bangor rad to the Mariave road near The ir the
Ia ,ist 40 Is not required for the public convnn House
bic repair we therefore pray that your Jonn 81 Ia
agrceaby TO law in such made and ,rn,p would
deem IL proper 10 do SO. e same II you
l.. D. JORDAN. ,s.,.,.
D. McFARLAND, V 81
,,,.x,,,, a., ., 6; p; JORDAN, SEl.wor,,
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WHEREAS, Greeneai staekpole of Ellsworth in the
w County u Hanc.ek, on the 10Th day Of December
A. II. ls55 by his deed Of mortgage u that date by him
made and executed conveyed TO joss phi W Mo,-i 4 Co
Of said Ellsworth certain lot parcel Of hand situated in
said Ellsworth containing any lyss aud
ng the homestead Of the san, Greenleaf Stackp lie and
more particular description Of said land reference NAV
be had said Deed which is recorded in the Hancock
Registry, Beck lol, Page $40, TO the payment of
certain mentioned therein and as the condition al
said Mortgage has been broken hereby claim To fore
close the same riding to law
J. ", WOOD l. CO.
3w2l By their Atty. s. " ,rIRunrsv
Ellsworth, Oct. 10, 1853.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, So Court of County Comrais .ioner-,
October Term, 1858.
Upon the foregoing petition, it Is considered by
the Commissioners, that the petitioners are re-
sponsiblc and that they ought to be heard touch.
ing the matter set forth in their petition, and
therefore order that the County Commissioners
meet u. Eli GUlby's in Waltham on Tuesday the
18th day Of December, next, at . o'clock in the
forenoon and thence proceed to view the route
mentioned in said petition Immediately after
which view a hearing Of the parties and witnesses
viii be had at some convenient pac: in the yiein-
ity, and such other measures Ia ken in the prem
ises a the Commissioners shall judge proper
And II is further
Ordered, That the notice of the time, place and
purpose Of the Cornmi--ivnor-' meeting afornsaij
be gwen to all person. and corporations interested
by serving an attcsted copy Of the petition and
TINS order thereon, upon the clerk of the town Of
Haltham, and by posting up attcsted copies as
aforesaid In three public places in said town thir
~ days at least before the time appointed !o said
view, and by publishing the petition and order
thereon, three weeks successrely in the Ellsworth
American, newspaper published in Ellsworth in
the county ot Hancock. the iirst puhicationto be
thirty days at least before the time Of said view;
that all persons and corporations interested ma
attend and be heard II they tank fit.
Attest, PARKER " PERRY, Clerk.
true copy # the petition and order thereon.
Attest, 5wil p kkEH ". PERRY, Clerk
To the iI7n, Court 81 County for The Cou.
Is If Hanclck, mex. IN be holden a Ellsworth, in said
County
Tn undersigned petitioners II shr towa 81 HaneacA
N"Vd respectfully Represent thai Rad and ..uts
is mHeh neellei many Il the 'ata ar cut IA II ala
ally Ffi'ic7!se L. The shore, ~tuI.. uic ssirc;-
men 10 lay 'at the sah rai al On their
refusal 10 do the SAME a. ll Nij by their
ccTuheaie dSt-i May - ls3s. il,ryGte pray y0at
Hon .'an! oad ,'rN, sa4 you His rS-'itet to Lay
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NOfice.

Agreeable to license to me from the Judge of
Probate, shall sell at public auction on the prem
SEES, the 4th day of December 4 b. 1888, at two
iociock in the afternoon, the reversion OF the Wild
dows dover in the estate of Isaac Kenney, late Of
Orland in order TO produce the sum OF one hun
bred ami seventy three dollars for the payment
of his debt and incidental charges of sale
J0AB HARTMAN, Admit.
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AMERICAN g. FORE IGN PATENTS.
r. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents
LATE AGENT OF L. 5. PATENT OIFIcB, WASHING
Ton, Under The ACT or ls3i)


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dispatch. Researches made into American or For
eign works, to determine tn. Ridity of Patents
or lnventions-and legal or other advice rendered
IN all matters touching the same Copies of the
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This Agency is not only the largest in New Eng
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securing patents or ascertaining the patentabiliy
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''Nr. r. III Eddy has made for THIRTEEN appi.
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Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil.

Prof. De Grath's Electric Oil.
THE ELECTRIC oIL-Eectric Cures-Pan is the
promouitor of Death relieve the pain, and chech the
disease.
Prof De ra,hs Elec .ric CT is the marvel Of the age
for the following (net everything
Cures rheumatism often in aday;
Cures Neuralgia, funthache two minutes,
Cures tramP III Stomach, five Minutes,
Cures, Burus, Wounds, Bruises, one to three DAYS;
tues Headache, fifteen minutes,
tures Ear-ache, Stiff Week, Agne, one night.
Cures Piles, swtlled Glands. ten days.
lures felons, broken Breasts salt Rheum, two to six
Cures Hemorrhage, scrcula Ahsces. six to ten days
Cures Frosted Feet and Chilhains, to three days
Cures Asue and Fever 10 three days and ali ner-
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Cures Deafness, one to fcnr days;
Cures all pains III the Back Breast, DC.
As an example Of the estimation in which ii is held by
one oil The abest writers jurist and writers law, &c,
IN tins country, we will give letter received by Prof De
ulh ', =, conn Livingstone, ESQ., Edtos OF the well
known Monthly Law Magazine, ISL Broadway. New York
word Of such testimony is Of more value among the best
classes OF the country than volumes from unknown
GlRARp House., Phiada., May It'll, 1858.
PROF. CHARLES DE GRAIB: freely give it as my opin-
ion that your Electric OIL is among the wonderful
remedies Of modern times At the earnest request ef
lady who alleged she had been relieved Of painful
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recently took a cold from sleeping in damp sheets and
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liter using without success everythin: prescribed by
my phyelcan, last evening tried Your EeercO This
morning am we'll the relief having been complete as
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Yours very truly,
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Editor Monthly Law Magazine,
l51 Broadway X 10 est 18th st. n. Y.
Mr. Livingstone belongs to the old, wealthy ami high
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Any address him the subject the above letter
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CAuuoN.-There numerous itations sprung UP on
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, ss.-Treasurcr's Office, Ellsworth,
Nov. 9th, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby given to the owners, propri-
" ctors and all persons interested in township
No. $ South Division, in the County of Hancock,
that l shall proceed to sell by Public Auction to
the highest bidder. at the County Treasurcrs
Office in Ellsworth. in said County on Saturday
the 18th day of January, 1859, at ten o'clock,
A. NJ, unless previously settled, so much of said
Township as will satisfy the tax assessed by the
Court of County Commissioners the ith Tues
day Of April, A. D., 1855, as certified to me in
said Court, to wit:
On township No. s, South Division, the sum of
Forty -four dollars and eighty cents, and incden-
tai expenses by law required.
Al n X. SAWYER, Co. Treasurer.
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N Office ,
NNtice.

We the Subscribers ami owners Of the following Islands
viz. Lus Island, johns Island. the two Islands known
as the Eastern and Western Sisters, Crw Island also
two siE Islands known the Green Islands or serags
lying in placcuta Bay. anil king Easerly frum swans
Island positively forhti all persons from cutting or tax
ng ava! from either NJ said Islands any wood ti:ur
hay grss Of Paving Sp, any other article articles
whatever, without first ota Ing leave prmissan from
Us % our agents Any persons ts>pssing either Of
s'h Islands III desI with Is The law proyiie. in such
asses 4. X l.. III NJ,
JOHN X LUNT.
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Dissolution of Coparfnership

HE Copartnerhip heretofore existing under the firm
Ulmei, Clark 4 Co., is this day Dissolved by mutna
consent L. b. liner Is authorized settle the affairs
said firm also that Of the former firm OF Timer Clark Il
" HON all dues in favor ii either Of said firms pa
ami all claims to be presented for payment.
L. u. ULMER,
A. W. CLARK,
W. ULMER.
Ellsworth. Oct. 10 1888 %