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Administrators Sale of Real
Estate.

PY virtue of license from the Court Of Pro.
- bat. for the County Of Hancock, l shall sell
At public sale, on the fifth day OF December next,
ten clock in the forenoon, so much of the real
estate Of Ehen Morrison, la OF Ellsworth, de.
ceased, situated in Ellsworth, Otis and Aurora, ~
will produce the sum Of twenty-five hundred dol.
,ars, for tue payment Of the debts and incidental
charges Sale to be Upon the Homestead Of said
deceased and the real estate, consisting of said
homestead, lot containing about leo acrss. in the
town Of Ots and 1t uf 81 in the town Of
Aurora. A. F. DRINkWATER Admir-.
Ellsworth, Nov. 3, 1859. 3w4l
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At 4 Court Of Probate holden u. Ellsworth, With
and tor the COUNTY Of Hancock, on tho twenty

aud for the Countyo Hancock, on the twenty.
sixth dag OF ctober, A. b. 1859.
~ AR liAJ. HODGkINS, widow Of Nathanisl
Va y. Hodgkins, late If Trenton, deceased,
having n; de ulpl cation to me for an allowance
eut Of the l,erst nal estate OF said deceased:
Oaertd, That the said Martha Hodgkins give
aoticc to all persons interested, by causing
copy Of this order to be published three weeks
;cssively in the Ellsworth American printed in
Ellsworth, that they may appear st n Probate
Court to lie holden at Ellsworth in said county,
the first Wednesday Of December next, At ten
OF the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, II
any they have, why an allowance should uSt 10
made
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true Copy-Attest.
ii A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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physician, has Soothing Syrup for children teeihing
which greatly facilitates the process Of teehing by soften
lag the gums, reducing all nhamtnatlun-will allay all
pain and Is to guia,e the bowels. Depend upon
mothers will give rest ourselves and relief and health
to infants Perfectly safe 10 all See adver
tisenept IN another column. lY26
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The New baptist Meeting House in this village
will be dedicated on W tncslay, he 3oth inst.
the fcrvices commencing at ten ( 'cioct 4. II.
Ellsworth, Nov, II. Per ORDER
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To Parker Tuck Esq Judge Of Probate for the County
Hancock.
vCE spECTFULIY represents Charles Jarvis, Admins
IL TRAITOR Of the Of David Carney late q Els
WORTH deceased that he as had an oef or
the sale VI the homestead OF said deceased z the sun
Two hundred dollars from the Methodist Society for about
twenty three square rods of tho and four HUNDRED
dollars from Stephen Brown Of Ellsworth for the residue
and that the interest all concerned would be promoted
by their acceptance therefore prays that license NAY
be granted him to sell ac ;ordtnsly
CHARLES JARVIS, Aduar
lct
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10 the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate within and
for the County Of Hancock
n He petition and presentation Of Edwin Wood Ad
ministrator Of the estate of Loran Conaray, late Of
sury, deceased, hunby sheweth that the goods and
chaels ging the said deceased estate, arc not
SUIT cient by the OF three hundr doars TO answer
the Just debts wch the said deceased owed at the Time OF
his DEATH he the efore prays your Honor to ant him IL
sell all the Of sail deceased to Daniel
Davis Of surry he having made advantageous offer OF
three hundred liars for the some which would be ior the
benefit Of concerned 20 accept that he may be enabled
satisfy the said debts, costs II administration and Inc
dental charges tphlN HOoD,
Surry. Oct. &c 1853. -
At Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth, within and for
the County Of Hancock the fourth Wednesday OF &c
tober, A. d. 1859
On the foregoing Petition. ordered,That the Petition
or give notice s prsous in crested by causing cory
Of the petition and Court thereon 70 be published
three successfully in The Ellsworth American that
they may appear Probate Court To be held at ts-
worth in said county, the first "Wednesday OF pecein
Der next clock A. M and shew cause, If any they
have why the Mayer Of said petition shou not be grant
ed PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Atest-A A. BARTLETT, Register.
copy Of the petition and order OF court thereon
Il A.test-A. A. BARTLtIr, Register.
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PARKER TUCK, Judge.

Ata Court of Probate held Mt Bluehill, within and
for the County of Hancock on tho frs. Wednes.
day Of November. A. d. 1852
4 NuARLEo j. ABbOTr, Executor Of tho Will
~ Of Rebecca II. Jarvis, late Oh Castine, in
said county, deceased, LAYING presented his 6rtt
'ccount OF administration upon said deceased's o..
tate for probate:
Ordord, That the sid Executor give notice
thereof I al! persons interested, by causing copy
OF this order TO be published three weeks success.
siveY in the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellis.
worth, that they may appear at Probate Court
to be held at DuckspoIt, in said County. on the
third Wednesday Of January next, at ton Of the
clock in the forenoon, and shcw cause If any they
have why the same should not be allowed.
P.iRKE Err TUCK, Judge.
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FOUND.
DEDICATION.

Near the premises Of the American ofer gold s'eey,
euitoa Tho have the same by calling, &c.
Nov. Is, 1859
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At Court Of Prob te holden at Blnehil, within
and for the County of Hancock on tho 6rSt
Wednesday of November. A. D. 1859
an the petition of Wealthy A. Osgood. Adminis.
~ tratrx OF the state Of William 0sSood. late
oil DluoliT, ia said unity, deceased representing
that The personal estate Of said deceased, 10 not
uficicnt to pay the just debts, which he owed ss
the time Of his death, by the sum OF two.hsndrsd
md thirty four dollars aud pray ne for license to
so and convey much Of the real estate fsaid d..
ceased as may be necessary for the payment u
said debts and incidental charges
Differed That the petitioner give notice there.
of to the heirs Of said deceased and to all persons
interested in said estate, by causing ssopy Of tAis
order to be published in the Ellswoi th Americas
printed in Ellsworth, in said county, three weeks
successivcy that they may appear at a Probate
Court to DO holden at Ellsworth, in said county,
oil the first "Wednesday of December next. II ten
of the clock in tho forenoon, md shew ospss. any
they have. WIN the prayer Of said petition should
not be granted.
PARKER TUCK. JudSs.
IL A. A. BARTLETT. Rssis.sr.
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The aggregate public debt of Virginia on
the LIST of October was $50, l9O, 900.
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To the Hon Parker Tuck Judge Of Probate for thu coun
~ Of Hancock.
I LREMIAH WARDWELI., Eliza Leach, Mary Conner,
~ all Of Penobsco In said County respectfully repre-
sents that they are heirs law Of Jrus Dunbar late OF
said Peobscot and such seized in fee ofcne und' ded
III part each u the late farm and all lands in
,aId Pcnobscot and Castne, owned aud occupied in his
lifetime by the said Jarus dunbar except that part which
has been on widow said Jaru for the DOVER and
that Hannah Frances Bckford, Elisha Bickford, HELEN
Dckrd Edward Gickfrd and Frederick Bickford minor
Children Of the late Hannah Bedford arc seized In fee Of
undivided eleventh Of said estate, or Of undivided
fhyh part thereof EACH and that llorato Wardwe
minor child Of Dorothy Wsrdwe Is seized In Tee
Of undivided eleventh part Of said estate, and that
Margaret Wcscot 10 seized In fec Of undivided eleventh
part Of said estato and that Joseph Dunbar Albert Dun
bar and Edward Dunbar minors and james Dunbar and
Elisha dunbar children Of said Jarus Dunbar are seized
In fee Of undivided eleventh part Of said estate EACH
and the said Jeremiah Wardwel Eliza Leach and Mary
Conner DESTROYS Of holding their several portions Of SAID
estate In seyersltyhsreute the9 pray that guardian
0d Hteur may BIZ appointed for said miners, and that
commissioners may be selected to divide said estate
sgreeaby the provisions Q: TIE statute III such case
made and provided.
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JEREMIAH WAIDWELL
ELIZA LEAC IL.
MARY CONNER,

October q, 1859.
AT of Probate hrtl at Elswrh, within and Tor the
County Of Hancock On the fourth Wednesday 81 Octo-
Der, A. u, 1853.
On the foregoing petition ordered: the Petitioner
give notice all persons interest," ed By causing copy OF
Petition and order Of Cour! thereon to be published
three weeks successfully il the Ellsworth Amcrlcan thai
they may appear Probate Court to be held AZ Els
worth, in said county. the first Wednesday OF hecm
Der next at tn O'clock A. M and shew cause. If any they
have why tie prayer said petition should ~; ne graft
ed. PAkk EHICCh, jugs
Attest-A, A. BARTLETT, Register.
true COPY If the petition and order Of Court thereon.
Al Attes-A. A. bartlett, Register.
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Court of p-nhate o,dan Mt Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Uauc.ck On the furth uduesday Of Oc
her A b lsk9
4, ORFRT HOPKINS Executor of the will Of BENJAMIN
bavin, s.nted hi, arct,tut Of administrator upon
sa,d d.csasel,. es,nte for nr,bate.
Ordsrsd-ruat Tho sail Executor give notice there.
If T., all n.,ss interested hy causing CORY Of this rr
d.r Ia he sh,l thr.e t,.ek ucess,iy,ly in the Ills
wmth American printed In lI4w,fth hat they may a,.
NJ ar al Probate Court to be holden at Lswur.h VI the
first wednesday Of December next of the clock
'''-- PARKER TUCK. judge.
A true copy.-Atest;
A r.p7tFrr Eer,,,er
- ------
At Court u Pr0hate holden al Elsw TIL within All for
the County Of Hancock, OF the irurth Wednesday Of
uctgb =. j, . 1855
r RICE PAECNEt, fdmiustrttor Of the estate Of
VI Thomas urcott, ate # Ellsworth, N said uaty.
dece sed having presented lis third ace uni Of admins
trai upon -.itl iece sed's estate i4r Probate:
Ordere4 That the sid Aaraistrat2rs i've notice Thereof
- all persea' Interested = Cruising copy Of this order
be published three weeks sutc 5=vely IL the Ellsworth
Amer Can lated IA Ellsworth hat they may appear at
II hA.. Court to he holden at Ellsworth, Oh he hrs'
Wednesday o pec'n6er hsN at ten OF the clock IN ne
forenoon, and slew cause. 1t any tAey have, why til
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral

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it is entirely unnecessary for US to recount the
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~, Pact, June ..


The Democracy OF Ohio have touched il.
The platform Of principles adopted by their
late State Convention cmbodies doctrines on
the Territorial question which ought to rev.
olutionize Ohio, and which will. II endorsed,
secure the whole Northwest 10 the Dsmoc-
racy. The right Of the Territories to the
undis,urbed regulation Of their domestic and
local affairs, subec, only to the Constitu.
ton Of the United States the wrong OF any
attempt by Congress, or by any OF the
States. 10 establish or maintain, prohibit or
abolish the relation OF master or slave in =
Territory immovA able adherence to the priu.
ciple OF non Intervention by Congress with
slavery In the States and Territories. a. de-
clarrd in the Kansas Nebraska bill, and un-
yielding oppos ton to all, whether ut the
North or the South, the East or the West.
who counsel the abandonment. limitation, or
avoidance OF that principle; opposition to
the revival OF the slave trade and to any
measures tending in that direction these
doctrines make upa platform on the slavery
and territorial questions which must meet
the approval Of every just and conservative
mau, aud the universal adoption OF which by
the Democracy Of the States. would insure u
u universal Democratic triumph.
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We have not received full returns from
the State and Congressional election lately
held in Virginia, and the lack Of railway
and Geographic communication through the
western and southwestern portions Of the
State, will prevent u detailed knowledge
being had for some time to come. But
enough is known to render it certain that
I.xrcnxs. the Democratic nominee for Gov
ernor, is elected by greatly reduced major.
ity, and to render il probable that one or two
Democratic candidates for Congress are
defeated.
II will be recollec,ed that the Democracy
Of Virginia, under the pressure Of some Of
their leaders, entered the canvass champion
ing the administration Of JAMES BucuAsAS,
especially with reference to its territorial
policy. II will be recollected. too, that prior
to this action there was nothing in the shape
Of Al Opposition to the Democratic party
in that State. WISE had broken up and
practically destroyed, il be had no. literally
Annihila,ed, the organization which srrxyed
itself against bis party. From the mo-
msnt, however, that the Democratic party
there assumed q questionable position
in regard TO popular sovereignty, and en-
dorsed specifically the Chief Of the presen,
Administration. an opposition was organized
among the people, whose sense Of rish, and
political Justice was outraged, which duriug
the lew months Of the canvass, gathered
strength enough to seriously threaten the
ascendcucy Of the Deuccra,ic party in that
State. The protecting care and guardian.
ship Of BucuASAS over Virginia, came near
securing for the Democracy there which
has been triumphau, since the time Of JEr.
rERsoS--what the combined talents and in.
auepce Of all the opposition leaders daring
quarter of a century had utterly Jailed 10
accomplish. As notable instance OF the
disastrous results flowing from the avowed
support Of the Presiden,. this Virginia can.
vass deserves an apprecia,iys remembrance
by Democrats everywhere. VIII it be read.
learnt, aud 'uwardly dlgvs,cd by the DEMO
cracy Of Minnesota We shall see.
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copy Of the notice calling the State Conveu.
ton Of 1881 And the Central Commit
tee in the resolution Of June 9th, state that
" the words and such other officers - the
convention may deem expedient 10 the orig.
inal call, were only intended to embrace the
usual committees and officers, Tor the par.
pose Of future state party organization, be-
ing the exact language used for that pur
pose 10 the call for the last State Convention .
We are sorry to find it necessary-in order
to = full elucidation Of this matter--to re-
fresh the memories Of the committee 10 re-
gard TO the object Of this clause in the call
for the convention OF 1887. II was not
placed there, az the Committee state, 10 pro-
vide for, the usual committees and officers,
for the purpose Of future state party organi-
zation." We assert this because the right
to appoint, " the usual committees and Off
GERS is inherent in all State Conventions.
derived from the nature Of their objects aud
organization, and the exercise OF which is
sanctioned by immemorial custom. II is q
part OF the common law Of conventions, and
therefore the provision assuming to convey
such power would be superfluous and RE
diculous. But the clause embodied in the
call OF 1887, served sensible and wise pur-
pose, although it had no reference TO the
objects stated by the committee. II was
dispa,ed point, whether 10 addition to the
State Representatives in Congress, Terri.
torial Delegate should be nominated, or not.
and whether the candidates for District
Judges should be selected by the Conven-
ton at large, or by the delegates from each
Judicial district. These were subjects left
10y the Committee to the decision Of the Con-
vention and il was to empower that body
with the requisite authority that the clause
in question was made part Of the call OF
1857.
But, we are indisposed TO waste time
upon matters WHICH, under the Judlcious ac-
ton Of the committee, have become Of Sec
ondary importance. We have no further
curiosity about the intention OF the Central
Committee in Issuing the call for the State
Convention. in the peculiar style 10 which
it appeared, since the meaning of its Ian
guage has been officially and satisfactorily
determined. We are rather disposed to
congratulate the party upon the removal
by the direct and unmls'akabe interpreta
ton which the Committee have officially
given to the cal--oi the only obstacle which
threatened to create discord in the Conven-
ton, and endanger the success Of the DE
mocracy in the Fall campaign.
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Raising Money for Political Parpos e.
The N,nnesot,an has made Q remarkable
discovery. 1t has found out that at meet

The Ntnnss0tsan has made Q remarkable
discovery. 1t has found out that At q meet
ing OF the Democ ratio State Central Com.
mttse, held 10 December last, an assessment
Of 8 per cent on the salaries Of all Demo.
cratic Office. holders, was made, in order to
pay the legitimate expenses Of the approach
ing canvass. This may or may not be true.
II it is true, the Committee have done q
wise thing, for upon the men who hold OH.
ces Of profit and trust, at the hands Of the
Democracy, should the necessary outlay Of
the campaign fall. The expenses, to be
met by this assessment, are purely legiti-
mate, and are incurred by all parties and
at all elections. The money called for, 10
intended to pay for the printing Of docu-
ments and tracts in the English, German and
Norwegian languages, to defray the expen-
ses Of speakers who are unable to donate to
the party their time and services and TO
provide for the printing and distribution Of
tickets. We are glad that the committee
desire that these expenses shall be borne by
the men who are benefited pecuniarily by
party triumph. Hitherto they have fallen
mos, upjustly upon the newspaper proprie-
tors of the State, class but little prepared
to meet the outlay, and who derived no
proportionate pecuniary benefit from u
Democratic victory.
In the campaign Of 1857, an assessment
Of $500 was levied on each Republican can.
didate for Congress, by the authorities Of
that party. Gov. RAMSEY contributed one
thousand dollars, for the single purpose OF
carrying the city Of st. Paul, and to effect
this result, half the doggeries in the city
were in the Governors pay, and poor whs-
ky was freely dealt to thirsty patriots. 1t
is notorious that "buir Aleck expended
over ten thousand dollars in his futile en-
deavor to be elected Governor and this
heavy expenditure Is the reason he assigns
for not going to the additional outlay Of
contesting Gov. SIBLKys right to the Exec
utive chair. AT the late election. DAN.
RonRER is charged with having pursued a
system of the boldest bribery Of buying the
votes Of poor men and the influence Of corrupt
men. On oil occasions the Repu' licans have
literally distributed their money for election
purposes and they contemplate this fall,
not only levyiDg tax upon their home
politicians, but drawing upon their eastern
brethren. We only hope the Democracy
will be able to spend half the money in the
canvass that the Republicans expect to
disbursc.
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a " slsessss lS~si.l.

The state Atlas deuies the truth Of the
statement tina, Col CyKvs ALpRicH. and
VIM. l.. BAssisG owe tina, paper cr any
par, Of IL, and furthermore alhyes ,ha, they
have no in,eres, in Il. iIrec, or indirrct.
We hasten to r'!sve ,hor gentlemen iron
an inpu,a,lcn. which, from the ex,rsotdE
nary character NJ the doctrines N state
policy aVnsci N the srcnud uambsr II the
ti.d'. csnno, fa'l 10 run the private and
pablo rrps,a,'ons OF every ooc iavolvoi
in H.
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SUPPLEMENT tn rng CALI oF rns DEMO
CRATIC STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.

AtA meeting oi ths Demo rattle sia Central Commit
tee held at IT. Paul on Monday, june a. tho following
rssolu,ious we're adopted
H..draI That In the Gall Of the Democratic Central
Committee fsr N. meeting oI state Gooysa,os, " bu
held Ia The senate Chamber, al The Capitol ~ 81 Paul
on tho i7,h d.y Angus. nest Al " oaioek fr The
purpose Of nominating candidates Tor certain ohe1s.
nat tho Intention OF the Committee 10 ooninr any
power upon the iouSsniin, To sppunt Desa#'rs To The
Charleston atebAl Convention and Il 10 tbs opinion "l
this ,ou that tho choice ct such dslas s,rs ahaud
pr~ssy snthaffvd " The democracy u III. stat. Tor
that parpass ths ~nr1a, and sueh o'hsr cheers ss
the convention may dsrta eEpsdirn In the original
TAFT we're only nlsnded 80 rtabfaee bs "susi ottnsll
tess aud Ulcers hs purpose Of tutus STATE parts
mka being thu exact language used for TIA. par
pose Ia the all lor the last state tonvsn lou,
Rsso.ei TsAi tn. Secretary of me cenual tonnitte-
b. and he IL hereby authorized to request "" pubeahon
ths foregoing resolution, under the Gail 81 The state
Convention. In all The Democrats papers In hinnssoa
Democratic papers are respectfully requested Ia pub.
hsh the above named Resolutions under The Cali Of the
s.sla Cons enilsn. ..
sss'y u. q. Commuss
wAa also adopted. With request that the b. pub.
tished la tss fiosusa AND psso,aArl
Rooirssi That the he mocrary Of the Fourth Judicial
District he. aud they are hereby Invited and desired 10
elect Delegates 10 District CJnv entino Wed
n.sisy the0sh day of Aasas, naI. al ~ O'Clock NJ Al
NJ cloud In VI. counly ~ strsns for the of
district JNO. fFNMAk
Nee y " q, Committee.