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Commissioner S Notice.

The subscribers having been appointed by the
Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate for the Coun-
ty of Hancock, to receive and examine the
claims Of creditors to the estate OF Kendall Kit :
tredge late of Mt Desert, deceased, represented
insoivent, DO hereby give notice that six months
are allowed to said creditors to bring in and prove
their claims; and that We shall attend that ser
vrce at the Select mems office in Somcsyillc, on
Thursday the twenty first day Of July and twenty
ninth day of September next at ten o'clock in tao
forenoon Of each day.
RICHARD TINKER, )c...
3w2l 5. WATERHoUSE. 5
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The Gift Book Store.

BY rms GIFT lsD) q } BARD.
. hear the" spetS of a Gift Book Store.
N!,d-c shelves filled with choicest lore
And aichcs Of Gold aud Jewels
Are daily given with Books bought there,
Is it VIII r. the Dsiawars rrstlessly flows,
And Peun's great city rapidly grows "
oh, no not there, my friend ~
g ii where the Hudson enters the sea,
Where wicked As can be
Where Peter Funks flourish and humtug ia rife,
And strangers robbed II money and life
Where bogus concerns ) like mushrooms sprout,
To flourish moment aud then step out ~
"Oh, no not there, my friend
= l. it far away in the Golden S,ate,'
Where the Yuba rolls onward DER treasures great
Where drill and spade, and patient toll,
Bring wealth from rock, from river and soil
Where gold in such plenty was meier known before
l. it there, kifd friend that GIFT Book Store ;"
"oh, no not there, my friend ~
" often have passed 1t when crowds were about,
And seen the glad faces aud heard the loud shout
As got Pencil another a Watch
Another Breast-piu, with Ear-drops to match
All who buy have a Present. whenever they so
To Is CorHhfi, Il G. EraiS X CO.
ut IS there, that's the place, my friend -
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Caution.

IL persons hereby cautioned against purchasing
n two notes Of hand dated Feb. %, 1859, signed by
the subscriber one for fifty dollars payable tc Rhod;
Mitchell in goods and the other for fifty dollars payable u
same in money No value having been received for sat
nots shall not pay them.
BENZ. KIrTREDGE.
fremont, June 10th, 1859. 3s2t
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Sheriff Sale.

HANCOCK SIS June 9th, 1853. Taken execution
and will be sold at public auction, on Saturday, the
18th day OF July next at the office Of Ano Wswe ESD,
ia Ellsworth In said county, at two O'Clock in the after
noon all the right title aud interest aud all the right in
equity which George W Brown Of Ellsworth in said
ty, has had the term of the attachment the origin
al writ Of redeemng the fopsns described real estate,
wit lot of land in said Ellsworth, the South side
Of Main Street, occupied by George n Black bound
ed the north by said Main Street, the east by the
occupied by z. Smith, the south by passage
way and the west by the store occupied by j. W. t.
D. jones' together with the granite store thereon Also
another undivided half of lot Of land with onehalf Of
thereon the south side OF said Main Street,
bounded north by said Main street. easery by the store
occupied by Cyrus Brown the south by said passage
way and the by the store occupied by c. G. Peck
Also one other piece land in said Ellsworth, being the
Saw Mil and privilege called the Dunn Mill, bounded
northery by land of Richard Perkins, eastery by the
town road, souhery by land Of the late sabin Pond and
the by the Bucknam Mil and privilege. Also an
other piece of land known the Brown Wharf, bounded
ncrtherly by land of D. p Jordan easterly by way.
stutery by land occupied by Seth Tdale and west by
Union River. For more particular description OF the
above described real estate reference be had to said
George W. Browns deed of mortgage to Samuel p Brown
dated October LIST, 1851 and recorded the Hancock Reg
stry vol lo5, page $40
3W2l CALVIN P. JOY, Deputy Sheriff
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At court Of probltc holden at Ellsworth, within
and fer the County of Hancock on tho third
Wednesday Of June, A. d. 1859
Newell POWERS, Administrator of the estate of
PETER POWERS.
late of Brooklin in said County decea sed-having
presented his account of Administration upon
said Deceased estate for Probate:
ORDERED, That the said Administrator give
notice thereof to all persons interested by caus-
ing a copy of this order to be published Il rec
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear
at a Probate Court to be holden at Ellsworth on
the LIST ednesday Of August next. at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of said petition should not
be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy--Attcst,
% A. A. BARTLETT, Register.
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F A R M { RS, READ THIS,
Tho Farmers Own Paper
THE GENESPE FARME Il,
MONTHLY JOURNAL OF
AGRICULTURE AND HORTICULTURE
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the finest wheat and fruit sections Of Auprc it has
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Each volume contains TnREs Hundred AND ElGHry
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Al Court Of Probate holden Ellsworth within and flu
the County Of Hancock, on the third Wednesday Of
June, A. ID. 1853
John q. Jordan, Guardian Il Albert Jordan and al Of
Ellsworth in said county having presented his Of
guardianship upon said estate for Probate:
OFdersd- That the said Guardian give notice Thereof
all persons Interested, by causing copy u this order to
be published three weeks essiyely Ii the Ellsworth
American, intcd in Essurh. that they may appear
Probate Court. Ia h. holden Ellsworth on the first
hcdnesday Of August next Of the clock IL the fore
noon, and hew cause II any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
tfic eopy--Attest:
3s22 A. \. BARTLETT, Register
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SMITH c. SPURLING,

late of Cranbcrry Isles in the County Of Hancock
Mariner deceased by giving bond the law directs
he therefore requests all persons who indebted TO
the sail deceased's estate, to make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands there
on, to exhibit the same for settlement.
ABRAHAM c. FERNALD.
June II, 1859 %
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HENRY S JONES,

HENRY JONES,
late of Ellsworth, in said County dcceased-hav-
ing presented his account Of Administration upok
said Deccascd's escatc for Probate:
ORDERED, That the said Administrator give
notice thereof to ali persons interested, by
causing copy ofthis order to be published three
weeks succcssyely in the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear at a
Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth, on the first
Wednesday Of August, next at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, and show cause, if any they have
why the same should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
a true eopy--Attest,
2? \. A. bartlett, Register.
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Fifty CENTS \ YEAR!

In order To introduce the FAkaER iu' districts where it
frw readers will take subscriptions the coming
hall volume duly Ia ptcsmhcr hcinSivc) at thu follow ing
Single subscribers. % ceEtS five copies for |
and copy of betutif Il % cent book the Rarai1n-
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the person getting mp the club eight copies 81 80, and a
Rural fHnUd, prepaid by mil, t. the person getting up
the clik; sixteen copir- for So and RHrW innndf and
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The subscriber hereby gives public motto, toall
concerned, that he has been appointed and has ia
ken upon himself the trust OF Administrator Of the
Estate of
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Ata Court of Probate held at Ellsworth, within
and for the County of Hancock on the thirt
Wednesday of June, A. d. 1859.
GEo. PARcHER. dmiuistrator De Bones nan
OF the estate of
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Gas ,..G.gasIUMg
as still greater ndlceuent to form clubs Full paIticu
lars will br found in the paper aud every interested
the culture Of the soil is iuv ed To send for copy, and
pasea,ed with the paper, ageA. specimen cop
ie- sent tres ta ali applicants. Address
JOSEPH HARRIS,
Publisher ant Proprietor,
May 1889. 4N2i chester, y.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06

40O0feet OF Leather and Gum Betting from to Il
inches wide, also Lace Leather, Copper Burrs and
Rvets on hand and for sale, low for cash at Nos SO
B r. CUTTER
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06
Gents. Bows and Youth,

Ihave just receiv ed direct the manufactures
all the dierent eoors styles of Gents, Boys and
Children's Fur, Cashmere, Mcrino, Wool and Straw
Hats, Including
Gents fac soft Bell Paris Hats;
- Z" - French -
4" Cable "a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06
new-Dork.

rom y1scHER, OWEN & CO., General Advertising
House, Appleton Building, $40 Broadway'
NeW-York.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06
Stop the Report.

Ius-arreaslyrepo-tedf thai ne seli no Goods saiy
ss acfion whea In 1Acf, thirds % zaies
private abe s2Eas aay ether Ehoezaie Hoaset h
the cay wrh ta5s xneptlon, selifoF shGrt proa
lsbzi sssx rRABUE d LUcUs.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06

N. b Merchants in want OF any Oi the above
ticies will aud It To their lvantaget To give call
can lmmodate them By the dozen at low
prices as any other house IN the City.
marS-u @ b. r. CUTTER.
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COAL r A N G. E S
A Magnificent Chance.

WILL sell my Farm IN Franklin county, Tenn, gu
/ Rock Greek six miles Southwest OF Tull ihoma,
consisting of 500 or more Acres OF Land IL can be
,livided into two places. IL has II good improve
ments-the best OF spring water good ufist and
Saw Mll aud within four miles OF three celebrated
For further information apply b. r. wHfrr, ON
the place, or to at opelonsas, La, -
lan26-wu ssss.-e.s.r H. ~ "hii@-
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A G. A r. ID

A J. IRWIN formerly of Irwin Mccleland
n. Huntsville, Ala. } having become associated
with us in business the style of the firm will be
IRWIN MccLELLAND & co.
W. A. 4 J. G. McCLELLANDl
Nashville FEB 19 1859.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
BY
E. r. Glascock & Co.

T.. K. GlaSCOCK q w.
- tJopses and Lots South OF Broad ST., on High ST.
= do do on College Hilli
/ store house do dwelling attached
20 acres on Glllatin pike, miles out, 10 la
lots on Market street College HIM.
so acres Oh the Lebanon pike; TE.H
lots in Hardiu's addition;
is acres on Indi'n creek; (county.l
3 story business House ON Broad street;
IL lot on Carroll street;
1856 acres on Browns creek a., - 49,. r,
Iot on Market street.
b use and lot on North Cherry street;
! DO do Summer street;
900 acres near Manchester, Coffee county;
In lots on Murfreesboro pike, "a miles out;
AZ acres corner of Jefferson street, well improv
100 feet on Hardin's pike, improved
100 do Bells addition; i, ,, .
sne residence on North College street, No. liz;
hnnse and lot on Summer street, south of ASH;
- 40 McGavock street, West Nashville /;
47O acres ON Paradise Hill, 10 miles out: r,,..s.,,
brick store house White ereex lhe
do No 49, between Broad and Demumbrane
y of lot No. los, West Nashville .,., w.,
q houses and lots on DemuInbrane street, west
Nashville;
AZ feet ON summer between Church and Union;
O. acres on Brick Church pike, "a miles ou''
tSTce.storv brick business house on College st. (;
i beautiful residence ON the corner oil suhiherahd
house ana lot North College St, No. lo2;
IS acres Mill Creek, miles OUT
46 do Whites Creek. miles out;
10 do Wood Land, adjoining the above;
so DO adjoining Maple Wood, on The VEST
100 feet on College street, extcnded;
100 or 200 acres North Of the City, "a miles OUT
Ia 10 do DO Is miles out;
~ lots miles from city of Memphisi
Various lots IN West Nashville;
That extraordinary water power on Duck River
known as the old Stone Fort;
Several lots in Ewings adduoni
IOJI acres On Gallatin pike, miles out
do Middle Franklin pike, zoo yards beyond
the first toll gate;
house ami lot, North Market street;
15O acres in Robertson county we'll improved, y
milk west of the HOpknsville road;
100 feet on Humphreys ST., south Nashville, NO.
5oand 5l;
33I< feet on summer, bottom Church and Broad
IS feet Broad ST.. adjoining Shelby Medical Col
lcge,
lots on new Franklin Pike, at the mouth of Rail-
road Tunnel,
severallo in Bang's and Roberts addition, Edge
Held
house and lot corner OF Hobson and Father.
land, Edgehcld;
1 house and lot on McLemore, between Church
uov4-tr f. r. GIASCGCK Il co.
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n n0xEsfresa slslly Ismons. iast received By
<fU the steamer Rst Rover. nice and IA arm order
f0r sale ios = No. 5 Market street
zaAvss cAzrEA, wusToRp 4 90.
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NASHVILLE, TENN, SATURDAY, AUGUST 6. 1859
professional Garos.
DR. A w MESECK

NROM Prussia, now for thirteen years in this coun
Il try, with great in his practice. His office
is on College street, corner of Line, where ne may
be consulted personally or by letter.
Every disease, If trusted To hin in time must van
ish under his skillful and genius treatment For af-
fectons OF the lungs, etc. he has peculiar success
ful treatment, experimental Oh himself
apr27-tf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

GETTING HUNaRY.-One of the Washington
democratic organs earnestly recommends to the
President the experiment Of calling Congress to-.
gether in September, in order to settle up the
horribly unsettled affairs of Mexico before the
present excellent opportunity for manifest des-
tiny" shall have passed away But we suspect
that the affairs of Mexico are secondary con-
sideration with our Washington contemporary:
that the organ in question is candidate for the
Congress printing, or part of it; that the pa
triotic gentlemen concerned are getting very
hungry, and that their bowels of compassion are
yearning for sop of these printing spoils and
plumber They may starve if compelled to the
experiment of living upon hope and democratic
distractions and such like chat, till December
next, and so they have discovered that the des-
perate situation of Mexico imperatively calls for
the meeting of Congress in September, at the
very latest What says the President? Has he
no sympathy for these suffering patriots, or does
he think that Mexico will keep till December?
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20
Mr.. Douglas and the Chevalicr Forney VS..
Mr.. Douglas and the Administration,


A special despatch from Philadelphia, which
we publish this morning, places Mr.. Douglas in
very interesting position in reference to the ma
tional democracy and the Charleston Conven-
ton. 1t thus appears that Mr.. Douglas, in
long consultation with Forney, not long ago
expressed his desire 10 90 into the Charleston
Convention, but that Foraey very emphaticallv
warned him of, and advised him rather to 90
home to Chicago, and from that point proclaim
himself an Independent democratic candidate for
the succession. 1t further appears, though For
ney was memorable, and declared it his fixed
purpose to fight the nominee of the Charleston
Convention, even if it should be Douglas him
SELF, that Douglas remained unmoved in his
opinion in favor of fusing with the Charleston
Convention, and parted thus with poor Forney.
We believe there is a deal of truth in this re-
port of this conference, and in these details, be-
cause we have had some concurrent testimony on
the subject which fully sustains our immediate
correspondent. On the other hand. we refer the
reader to letter from Washington 10 the
charleston Mercury, which we transfer to these
columns, from which it appears that Mr.. Douglas
has positively concluded to leave Fornev to
shit Tor himself, for that Douglas and Bucha-
nan have had meeting and full exclamation
Of their political differences,r and that "tbe 70.
suit of their interview was coalition between
the two, based upon the condition that Doarlas
should reserve to himself "his peculiar hobby of
squatter sovereignty" He is allowed to en;ov
his treachery and be good democrat
The Mercury correspondent, however, says that
the people of the South are sick and tired of
compromises, concessions and truces;" that
Douglas will be repudiated at Charleston, and
that "before Mr.. Buchanan's administration
closes, expect to see the State rights party,
and nearly the whole Southern press, opposed to
It," DC, &c. What then we ask, is to become
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

The New Yomx DELI CATION TO CHARLES
ToN-BEdaINo TAE QUEsToN.-Th Albany
Atlas Argus, the leading organ of the dominant
SOFT shell faction of the Now York democracy
in the course of long article on the question
of the State delegation to Charleston, saws
Among the democrats OF the State eeneralIv ve tbrk
there really very little feeling In restsn 70 This matter
and that they entirely prepared have an
State Convention quietly de,de upon the mode Of sescnx
delegates and to abide the result without the least cr
element. They know that the mode Of selection. II
there ia difference Of opinion about IT, must be settled
by the party in regular and authentic way and Of
there Ia other tribunal but State Convention
which has authority to settle such matters.
can unbiased State Convention" That of
September last, for example. mo other tribu-
Eal but State convention" But what if there
should be two? "Quietly decide" But suppose
there should be row, and split. Really the
Aaas-Aryus clique are begging the question, and
they must try again. "Fair words butter no
parsnips," say the hards. They must have some
butter. Do the softs intend to monopolize it all?
That is the question.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20
Affairs In philadelphia.

Mr.. DOUGLAS AND J. W. FORNEY-AN INTERESTING
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEEKS ADVICE AND FOR
NEY GIVES 1T-RECOMMENDS DOUGLAS TO TAKE
THE FIELD AT ONCE AS AN INDEPENDENT CANDI-
DATE-FoRNEY'5 PENNSYLVANIA PROGRAMME DE-
FINED ETC.
PHILADELPHIA, May 10, 1852
Some three weeks since Hon. s. A. Douglas spent almost
an entire night at the house Of Mr. Forney Philadelphia
discussing the TO be taken the Charleston
veDtionMr Douglas arguing favor OF going into that
convention and submitting TO It's action, whilst Mr. Forney
declared that he would have nothing to do with IT, and
would Fight any nominated by that convention,
Douglas himself Mr. Douglas finally asked what he (For
ney) would advise hi TO do to which Mr. Forney said
that If he was in his ouglas place he would go to Chi
cago and himself candidate for the Presi
dency, in the that town constabes in the
Western towns announce themselves for office, and
pay attention whatever to the convention and let
convention meet and nominate Vice President to
with him. and trust 10 the result Douglas opinion all the
way through that his best course to go into
the Charleston Convention and abide It's results.
Forney declared that he going to fight the repub
can party and the administration party, considering (he
said both Of them the Of corruption aud feels
saDguine that he will draw the democratic party pack
with him. He also s:atcd that the that their wing
of tie democracy did not nominate a ticket at Altoona
was that they were afraid Of the exhibit they would
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-20

The FRE-EATERs CALL FOR AN EXTRA SEs.
s1oN.-Some Of the fire-eating journals who
were loud in their condemnation of President
Buchanan when he sent message to Congress.
In February last, asking that body to confer
upon the Executive certain powers for the pro-
lection of our interests in Mexico and Central
America, are now clamorous for him to call an
xtra session Of Congress in September for the
purpose of taking up this very subject. Then
they were unsparing in their abuse of him, as
sertipg that he wished to increase unduly the
power of the Executive, to obtain the right of
making war, and to use it to further his own
ambitious designs on the Presidency. Now
when their shortsightedness comes to perceive
the difficulties which Mr.. Buchanans sagacity
and provision foresaw months ago, they call
upon him to do what he has really DONE e..
ask Congress for the powers necessary to pro-
tect American interests amid the dissolving ele.
ments south Of us. Either the journals in ques-
ton are honest and foolish, or they are dishonest
and shsewd in taking this course of clamoring
for the safety of our interests in Mexico. No
sensible man is unaware of the state of the Con-
grcssional elections and of the political com
plexion Of the partial Congress that would meet
if an extra session Of it were called in November.
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Yachting.

ELECTION OF OFFICERS OF THE NEW YORK YACHT
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR THE COMING RE-
GATTA, ETC.
The New York Yacht Club election OF ofcers came Off
yesterday, with the following result
Comnodoge-Edwin A. Stevens.
Vice Commodore-Ambrose G. Kingsland.
Secra0y-Hamilton Morton.
The Regatta Committee have selected nearly the old
standard course to be sailed this year, from the
starting ground opposite the Eysan Fields, round
boat of Robbins Reef another of Long Island shore,
round the Southwest Spit, and, the return round
stake boat of Castle Garden
The Club has secured tho steamer josephine for men,
bers and their families and extra boat for the
mttec and the members Of tho press is stated that
little irregularities OF last year will be avoided.
The committee have adopted new classification for
vessels allowing time according 10 measurement Of length
and BREADTH yacht to be allowed whatever and
aft the may desire II s proposed to give
the allowance Of time the start instead of at the Close
is usual, and IL isexpeced this will make the home.
stretch an interesting feature.
The British yacht ST. Ursula has been invited to tako
mart in he