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state Of Maine.

HANCOCK So To the Hon. Justices of the Su
preme Judicial Court next to be holden at Ellis
WORTH within and for said County, IN the fourth
Tuesday of October A ID. 1859.
- ESPECTFULLY represents Frederic A. :
~ Colby, Henry Colby, Selma G. Presley, Sta
tia Carnan and Eliza 7. johnson, all Of Deei
Isle, in said County that they seized in theiI
own ight, in fee simple and as tenants in common
Of and in a certain parcel Of land situated in Deer
Isle, in the following proportions, to wit:-tht
said Frederic A. 5. Colby Of One-twclfth, the said
Henry Colby Of one-twolfth, the said Selma I.
Presley Of one -eig hteenth the said Statia Car
man Of one eighteenth, the said Eliza I. johnson
Of one. eighteenth, with Ambrose c. Gordon and
other person or persons unknown to your petition
er', Of the remaining iour-Sixths; said parcel Of
land is described and bounded as follows on the
north by the lot known as the Ezra Howard t.
on the east by land of Eli Perry, the south by
land Of ambrose c. Gordon and heirs of Mercy
GordoB, and on the west by water of the mill pond,
containing about forty acres. And your petition
ers further represent that they cannot possess &C
eupy or improve their said parts to good adv' II
tage waile the same lies in common and undivi, cd
as aforesaid, but wholly lose the profit thereof
Wherefore they pray that notice may be issued in
due form of law, and their said portion may be set
of nd assigned to them in severalty.
+. A. S. COLBY.
HENRY Z. COLBY.
SELMA c. PKESSEY.
STATfLA CARAVAN.
ELIZA T. JOHNSON.
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tfloriuc Journal.
DOMESTIC PORTS.


MteutAs AR March II, Sch Wa II Mitchell J.,
Piumuer, Boston; trusnc, toster, l. Macha';
u, BatS Jedtt, Aeeief Boston
si II, 'ch HAnnett, Robbiuson, RockIand; l6,
hAsstpeas. hraut. Jamt'rt.
PoafLtSb.-Ar Mach ld, Schrs Challenge,
Bullock. Somerset, haauIH Ncstbrook, LtttrJ"hn,
Boston; Maryland. kHrSat, BOSTON, brilliant,
Nuycs, H"stpai Twin, Norton, Passport for New
York, Nlclpn-, C'rtAeil Mbudsc Tor Boston /;
tatHaiiHd Be"f. o1ate, belfast, for y, u Liza
May Ridley, tGcNsf'rt '.r Boston.
lsl Bu- G.aus keruuil' Libbcy. Cardenasi
Sehs " II htieab. Thayer, Trinidad; Atlanu'
VAS, MattHtI-i L ; barnes. Martin, Richmond
Va
A. u Bag LESSEE RhEuas, Pcnilcton, boston;
sens "a Bird, spear, hni Joseph Baker, Wilson,
ami jun lleuasrs II, kockiaui for y, steam
rr Eastern cry Winchester, Boston for PASSPORT
aud It John, u.
Cd Brs Randolph, Luf kin, MatlnEasi >ch'
Arrow, Martin, JoSs,n.. y yia It John, NIB;
Eenown, bexter, Niad'of
BosrpS AR -, >chs ] Dyer, Rogers, Eliza
bethpsrt II, Express Wentworth. Frankfort; Is.
Pre.te, Lsfrabee. Macai,s; Juli, Ann, Rogers,
Frankfurt GENTLE Morton. Rockhnd; or'ntcs.
becker. f,lr,bor.; Harriet Samantha, Lane, vi
nalhaseot To- Harriet llerr,ch Calais; Ancona,
Mac9moer, E"bbla'ou, john kuSsies RYDER,
bangor; q u o.yc', Nc 'arty, We'tpott; Excel,
Insrah tm. K calanti Byz,utium, mall, Bath;
~A4bd bourne, Eiw.fd- Orleans; SENS j ?
ter., Thompson, and Genuine, Arcy, EocSIand,
Il, Ella. Mlr,ton. Warwick Va
Cid 1, Bark Frank n, Mitchell Ttt dad; H.,
NJ j C1icord Caricuns Persia. $50 Putnam,
Portland 10 load for Clcntuesos, Medora, Wills
MatAnuas; Bug Puo, tj.h, Savage Havana; Sch
VI Warus, Crowcll, y Y Dexter, Johnson Port
+ land, D. bark Armenia Hamilton, Key West,
IL, snip Bullion, llodsIon, MatanI,s; Bark A II
kimball, Gables, RocslAnd, Sch. Mcdora, bartlett
Bridgtou (tarbadoo. . liepuhlic, Ham, kockland !;
H. the outer station report. sch Chcrub, Of Gard-
ncr ashore on Lowell. Island. Ship Mnmeluke,
Pike Saaffaneisca; Mon sulla Mechcr y Orleans.
Bugs Jessie Rhyua., Conaut. Portland. TO load
for Cuba; >chs Eugene, White. Eastport, Scion.
Boardman, Camden Raven. Rosc Portland; J
Baker, Barbarick, do, Laconia. Proctor, Saco /;
Martha Jane Brown Phil.
NEw YoRK--Ar Il, Ship Neptunes Favorite,
i Emmetton, i Thomas, Bus Lydia Stover, Getch-
ell, Proyi fence; sch. Caroline Rhodes, Elizabeth
port for Boston; X Il Pits, Peasei Forest. Emery;
/ / L snow, Cooery; Oregon, Nash; Angelina
T Hatch, Rrckland
Cid Bark f A Cochrane, Noyes, Mobile Brigs
Granada. Pcttingill, Neuyi,as; = NJ Tinker, Car
Isle. Matanlas; WIN Moore, TIpey, Jacksonville,
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Administrators Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue of H.
cense from Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate
for the County of Hancock, there will be exposed
for sale at public auction, at the house Of Samuel
b. Reyes on the premises herein offered for sale
on Tuesday the tsenty.fourth day of April next,
at ten o'clock in the forenoon, so much of the real
estate Of Nancy Z. keyes, late Of 0rland deceased
will produce the sum Of seventeen hundred
thirty-eght dollars, and nlnety-nne cents for the
payment of her debts and incidental charges.
Said real estate consists of about two hundred
acres of land dwelling house two barns outbuild-
ings, and two saw mills and privilege 1t being
the property formerly owned and occupied by the
late Horitio Mason at Teddy Pond, so called, in
said 0rland.
n. WALKER, Adm.
March 81, 1880.
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RATES OF POSTAGE.


Not over 5000 miles, , cents per half ounce OF
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Over $1,000 10 cents per half ounce.
To and from the british Provinces, not over $500
miles, 10 cents per half ounce.
10 same, over 25O0 miles, 8 cents per half ounce
on sEwsrArERs-oUAR1ERLy RATES.
Weekly papers, Ito actual subscribers) within the
county where published, free.
Weekly papers, in the State where Published and
out of the county, 81 cents per quarter.
Weekly papers, To any part of the United States
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Daily papers, Cor papers per week) in the State
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trho above rates apply to papers weighing not
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In packages Of ounces, or over, to address
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Newspapers must be loft open at the ends.
on Bo5ks-BoUSD OR UNBOUND.
Under 1000 miles, cent per ounce, if not weigh
ing over pounds over 1000 miles cents pei
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Old Sobblcr.

Thr Cuhhinr he sat with his work On his lap,
And h., it,.r worn hanmar wen, ,1ppety tap
Ar all the day l1rs
He Kept sin-iHs this song
" Shoe, shoes Heaps Of old -ADes
All 30 b. u,gnIed, aud can't refuse ,'
Pes.jug aud stitching as soon as 'tNa, light,
SAtcmus aud pegsiuS ll late ia the night,
H. ~ AID h~ sang
Nliir his old HANNAH rang,
e Toes Toes patches an tn-s
It's tATpius aud paiching-ijr 80 the world goes -
lis cyetl. grow heavy, his senses are numb,
lie prces his s4ge finger, lie hammers h.s thumb,
lie has cramps ia his legs,
Stil he sings as he p 81
D." Stitch stitch for poor and for rich
Ear big aad for Httls, lis no ma ter which,
;, year acer year. ami they gave him no rest.
Pane, o4t q hss @JH ~ sad pans N his chest,
AMI ha wau'i have di-l s'oa,
T. tbs. very same tune
q" Peg Prs II mach rather bog,
II had hump back OF good " oien leg -
But the new CorrsR ToEs Ju.t then happened along,
such saving of pltch-, h. he allrrssi his sons
Aud new every day,
lie sings. p.ss ug AWAY,
Number 10 MuLsrf X HANGS"
And pulls his sAN-d end TIL tre,nhs. and tsanss.
lie j, no morc a slave, and he swear, 20 his wifi,
That the Copper Toe fashion IS saving his lifrl
And all the day long
H. keeps segins tai, song
Bangs Bangs q" shue his Old hlmmar ciangs,
BETTER pay and less work, thanks to
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

PETER A. lIAYNE, of Trenton, in the county
Of Hancock and state Of Maine, by his deed Of
mortgage, by him duly executed, dated May first
\. b. lsjl. and recorded in Hancock Registry
vol. l0j, page 80, conveyed to the undersigned n
certain parcel Of la I'd situate in said Trenton and
bounded as follows, to wit: On the west by land
owned by the heirs Of VIM. Rogers; the north
by land Of said heirs on the east by land of James
Spear and \. L. Mcfarland, and on the south by
the county road, AMI being tho homestead where
said Rogers now lives; and the conditions in said
decd having been broken, | hereby give notice
that claim foreclosure thereof according to the
statute in such mnde and provided,
TIMOTHY HARDEN.
By A. WIswELL, his Atty
March 18th, lSG0.
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Jan II, lat 81 N. lon 80 W ship Magenta, Sears
from Boston Ian for Shanghac.
Feb II, lat IS 70. Ion Is 80, brig John Free
man. Crowell from Palermo for Y.
March I, lat Is, Ion Il, barque Volant, Bur,
CESS, from Singapore via II Thomas Tor Boston.
March l., lat Sc lon 80 80, sch F J Cummings
Of Bangor, from y Y for Charles.on-was blown
eff 18th, and lost galley, foretopsal, head stay:
&c.
March l6, lat 81 40, Ion II -, brig Ross
Of Bangor from Scasport for Carleuas.
March l6, of Abcscom, was passed barqut
showing signal. with letter L on white ground
March s, lat 80 -, Ion -, sch Richard Bull
Wrinkle from - for Rocklnnd
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Ar II, brigs Denmark. (of Boston, Staples, Ma
tansss I'd inst for Portland Mary Eta, (Br) Law.
renee, Baltimore for Halifax Ms; sch Spring Hill,
Freeman, Jcremie "a ult, for Boston. Left sch
Mary Greenish, Greenish, for Boston, ldg; only
American vessel,
Ar II, sch Emma Mayo, Mayo, Charleston It'll
inst, for Boston. Is, in gale from N L lost 20
bales cotton of deck, and split forcsail.
Ar Is, chrs Charles p. Stickney, Garwood, Jack
sonville; Golden Gate, Weeks. Boston for Nor
folk; Gertrude Horton, Pendeton, and NJ Par.
fridge, Hall, Rockland for Y.
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Prof. Do Grath's
EAIyEN\G y\ls

,EilE Electric Oil Electric Cures-Pain i. tn,
pr monitor Of Death relieve the pain, and
check the disease.
Prof De Grath's Electric Oil i. the marvel o.
the aga, for the following (not evcrything)
Cure. rheumatism in day.
Cures Neuras ia Tooth che, in two minutes.
Cures Cramp IN tae Stomach in five minutes.
Cures burns, Wounds, Bruises in 10 days
Cures IIeadach. in ftteel minutes.
Cures Earache, stiff Neck, Agus IN one night.
Cures Piles, Swelled Glands in ten days
Cures Felo 5, Broken Breasts, in two to six days.
Cure llemorrhase, Scrofula, Assesses six days.
Cures Frosted Feet, Chilbllins. to three days.
Cures Deafness Ia one to four day.,
Cures all Pains il the Back, Breast, &c.
A, an example Of the estimation in which it Is
held by of the ablest writers jurist and writ
er on law, in this county, we will give a letter
received by Pref De Grath from John Livingston,
Esq, Editor Of the well known Monthly Law
Magazine, lj7 Broadway, New York, word o!
suca testimony Is of more value among the best
classes of the country than volumes from unknown
sources:
Girard House, PHILADELPHIA, May, 1857.
Prof. Charles De Grath II freely give it as my
opinion that your Eleetri, Oil is among the most
wonderful remedies Of m ,dern times. At the earn.
est request Of lady VIII, alleged she had been
relieved of II most painful affection by its use, |
induced To believe it to be quack medicine
and a catehpenny nmbu;, But trial conyinces
me that it posses ma &c power, and its use will
prove blessing TO suffering humanity.
| recently took cold from secpiug in damp
sheets, and my back became so much swollen and
painful, that could not turn my head. After
using, without success, every thing prescribed by
my physician last evening tried your Electric
Oil. This morning am we'll the relief having
been complete as it was instantaneous.
JOHN LIVINGSTON,
Editor Monthly Law Magazine, N Y.
Mr., Livingston belongs to the old, wealthy, and
highly respectable families of the first settlers Of
New York. Any one can address him on the sub
ject of the above letter which will be answered
with pleasure.
CAUreS,-There are numerous limitations
sprung up the reputation that my article hs,
acquired. The public must beware. They are
worthless. The genuine article is for sale by
g G PECK. Ellsworth.
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Will be sold at Public Auction, on Saturday
the It'll day Of April, A. d. 1860 at one o'clock
p. NJ. at the Union Store, at North Castine, said
Store with all its fixtures and apputten noes
Tho Store i. new-was well built, and the location
is central, and favorable one for business-a rea-
sonable credit good paper will be given.
CHS FARNllAM.
Per order of Directors.
peuobscot March T. 1850. 3wS
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y The Railroad Loan Bill for an up-rivcr
road, passed both branches of the Lcgisla-
ture on Saturday.
The Bill authorizing the Bangor, Oldtown
Il Milford Company to extend their road to
Piscataquis county, also passed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-23

II The bill to remove the seat of govern
mcnt to Portland was refused a passage in
the House, and referred to the next Lcgisa-
ture in the Senate. The disagreement kills
the bill 1t is neither passed nor referred
The friends Of the bill moved the reference
in the Senate.- VIM
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Ellsworth Post Office Regulations.
We publish the following table expressly for the
subscribers Of the American,

subscribers Of tho American.
OFFICE ofES FROM O'Clock A ", 70 "A Pm.
Mails Close-Wesern hour and branch mails one
fnurth hour before departure.
Western Mail arrives daily (cxrep, Monday ats o'ck
= departs " { kept Sunday at ?. ".
Eastern Mail arrives daily Except sunday at IL oclk
departs except Monday at 81 A. N.
Eastern Mail closes daily at O'Clock
and Beifast-ariyes Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. at O'Clock P a-peparts Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday, at O'Clock P.
Sullivan and Narraguagus-arrves Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, at O'Clock N,-departs Tuesday Thurs
day and Saturday, at SAN
Mount Desert-arrtv1 Wednesday and Saturday at IL
O'Clock M.-ieparts Tuesday and Friday at I'm
Castne-arrves Tuesday and Saturday at O'Clock P N
departs Monday and Friday at
Trenton Pointarrives Saturday at IL O'Clock A. s-de
parts Mt P. day.
Amherst and Great Pond arrive Tuesday at O'Clock
M-dcpart Monday at A.
HAMILTON JOY. Postmaster.
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I4H'-N II ND ~ I a ~
No. 81 Gold Street, New York.

CAssELLs ILLUSTRATED BibLg.-This great
work is To be issued in parts of 32?ages each the
first and fifteenth Of each month, the whole work
will consist Of ffty parts. or about coo pages.
We have the first part, issued the 18th Of Febru-
AIRY upon table. II is profusely illustrated by
the best Of artists, making it work of great in
tererts and value. The following are the terms
Single parts. l5ets
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CAUCUS

The American Repubi ans of Ell sworth are re
quested to meet at Lords Hall on Saturday tn,
thirty first inst, at two o'clock in the afternoon
to elect dele gates the District Convention which
meets at Ellsworth on the fourth of April next tC
choose a delegate TO the National Republican Con
yention at Chicago. Per Order
of Town Committee.
Ellsworth, March 23d 1860.
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Notice.

Al persons iateatei t. ma are requested 10 set
tie Immediately After the first Of Aprl my az
c.u4ts viii b. left with itiarucy Tor Collection
+. K. SWAZEl.
Ellsworth, Marc1 lith, l,60. ST.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-03-23

The American Republicans Of Ellsworth, are re
quested to meet at LoRDs HALL, on Saturday the
Gath inst. at two o'clock in the afternoon for th'
purpose of nominating candidates for town officers
Per Order OF Town Committee.
Ellsworth, March l6, 1850. 8
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FIVE
SPLENDID STRAWBERRIES.

H0oKER-Very productive; large, beautiful,
and of uSEQUALED QUALITY.
WILSON'S ALBANY - Exceedingly produc-
tive; Fine for Market,
Triumphe do Grand.-Immeuso Size; splendid
appearance, and high Rarv.
PYRAMIDAL ClILAN,-Very.. handsome !,
productive, hard and good faru.
LARGE EARLY SCARLET,-Thc Earliest pro
ductvc. and erctllent.
As it is impossible to secure all the cxcellencies
Of this st popular fruit n parisfy. offer
the above comprising, in five sorts, the yaric US
points desirable.
We again confidently RECOMMEND Tho
HOOKER, BY far the best for family use, u only
sort is 10 be planted combining greater nam
Der Of ereelleness than otiea randy.
An have perfect flowers, and will produce
excellent crops, if planted singly OF together.
Prices-C Securely packed to be forwarded BY ex-
pressD
Per 100 plants Of any Of the above varieties s., 90
:" 100 " 20 Of each variety, 800
" 800 g loo OF each variety, 80
" 1000 d" of the Hooker, 1000
H. E. H oOKER & Co.
Commercial Nurseries.
Rochester, v J.
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HOTICE

All persons having unsettled demands against
the town of Ellsworth are requested to present
them TO the undersigned for settlement or be-
fore the twenty fourth inst.
LIP JORDAN, seleot%en
c.. TORDAN. } Ellsworth.
Ellsworth March go. 8
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y l. i
II cents half ounce
To Bremen by Bremen mail, 10 cents bali OUNCE.
To Hamburg, by lhmburs mail, l0 cents hatf OF
10 Frankfort and Nuflcupurs n bremen or
Hamburg mail. Y cent, halt aaat.
To Luxembourg. by Bremen ~ Hamburg mail -
ccets half ounce.
To Holland and the Netherlands bs freacA mail,
? cents quarter ounce. - cent. nall ounce
To AuStrl aa1 Il. states by Paa.sl4a e!a.sI mail
80 cent. aIiT ounce " Bremen and uam4ur..
mail, - e-nt, hall ounce - French mali, -
cents quartsr ouu r., i ! ccut- nall ounce
T. Russia u PfuS.t4u cid mall ; ceuts haii
ounce; By Bfcuea luI llanburs N al. - cent.
half ounce.
l. Prussia ~ rrls.iaa closed mail > D ceats AZ
ounce: by Ercmcn aud iAmbur, IN al, l. cent.
hail ounce. ty irenca mail = cents quarter
oua-r; Il csat. hat saaee
T. Sandman STATE b. Pl4sz.4a cl..sl nal ,
cents aifoeaer. by fteaeb m ait u cts guar
ter ouaee !. eeass Aaif ounce, ~ Bremen Of
Hamburg mlgl. ~ cents hail BuHca
T. Lamblfdy. ty Pra.si4u et4.ed m4H 3 cent,
halt ounce pfePaI; by French matt - ee4t,
quarter ounce, u cent. halt auace. t. bremen
OF Hamburg mai. j. cuts al.ti oaHee.
To Parma amt Naiena. by PfusslAn ,lasa1 NAL
% cent. bali suaee. by French mil. = cent.
quarter ounce, 81 cents mali ounce ny Bremen
or nambur; AL. - cents hAll aaass
t. PlpAl Sta,=s aud fu.clay, By ffusslan ctase4
mail, j. cent. bali aaeee. - ffeueh matt -
cents quarter ounce, D! cents half ounce; by
Bremen ur iiaHhur. nlii. : cents h4li ounce.
To The two -teIlies BY Ptn.StAn closed mail So
cents half ouuce-ptep1ld, by french mail -
cents quarter ounce, ~ cents hair ounce; by
Bremen OF Hamburg mail - cents half ounce
prepaid.
t. Spain, by French mail, = cents quarter ounce,
a. cJats half uune--pfepaii. by British mail.
VIA : 1u hampton - cont, half Ouuco-prepIii
t. Portugal, by Frcnch mai. u cent. quarter on
&. cents halt ouuec--prep By Buti.a mail.
via Southampton g. eeHt- ha}f ounce prerat4
To Denmark ~ ptus.ita closed mutt B, cent.
half ounce; by Bremen Or Hamburg m,il, -
cent, half ounce; ~ French nail, u cent,
quarter ou1cc - cents halt eunes
T. SWEDEN b. pfasstan closed mail, . cents h II
half ouasc; bv French mail. 50 cent, quarter
oance o. eeut. halt ouncs
To Norway by Pfu,sian closed mail 46cspt,h,ll
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ID | r. d.

Ell.eor,i-l5th inst Mr.. Israel ". Clay, asci
IS ye4rs.
Elsworth-Mareh Il, Caroline, vito of leonard
rbber, aged - years iao..
Ellsworth-Maroh 70, Geneva, daughter Of G.
W. and Abigail Thurber, year mos.
Erankln-Mafeh is, Abby A. wife Of Richard
HALEY aged q years l0mos.
Ellsworth March 20, Edar Elclar. child Of
stephen and Frances Mann, OF ilolden) aged II
months,
Trenton March 81 Daniel child Of Edwin ard
sarah Haynes, aged mos.
Bluehil-March 9th, Albion Paris, son Of Jero-
miah >toyer, aged 20 years.
Cherry iclI-ijth inst, Nathan Arnold. aged 81.
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Twenty-foar, 90
In all eases TO be paid FOR In advance. Address
Cassell, Peter & Galpin, 81 Park Row New York.
New ParnR.-Wo have received the first
number of Daily Evening paper published and
edited by Darius Forbes. Esq, called the Portland
Daily EaeHing Republican. 1t is a neat affair
every way, and deserves to live We wish it all
success.
The Lefer H,ter and Practical GUIDE to Com
posHion embracing forms, models. suggestions,
&c; and the Book Of Practical Etiquette, for La
dies and gentlemen, are two very neat and highly
useful books, just received Of A. Williams 4 Co.,
No. 100 Washington Street, Boston. These works
are far sale by Moses Hale. They are worth more
than the " Dime +" which is asked for them
GoDEYs hADr's Book for April is early on our
table, aud is certainly unequallcd in variety and
excellence Of matter by any number of any ma
azinc that we have ever seen. The leading en-
Enlistment is splendid steel engraving of
Spring Applicable to somewhat later date
than April in this climate-but nevertheless a
beautiful thing. The fashion and embroidery
plates even richer and more varied than usual,
and c: new aud elegant styles.
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Penobscot-l5th inst, By Rev. VI. Dunbar. Mr..
Benz amin L.Con4oa u BFookssile, 10 Miss Abhy
T. GrtuIel + =.
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FOR SALE.

in Ellsworth formerly owned by 5. NJ. Beckwth,
consisting Of one Store next to II, Il s. X. Whit
ng's, two houses on Mt. Desert St, and small
Farm about mile from the Village.
su :. NJ. BECkWITU, AGt.
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Hancock. Supreme Juleial Court oct. Term, 1870
Upgn the foregoing petition it Is ordered hy ue Court
that notice Of t. tendency thereof be gwen all per
interested, hy nHhising attested copy Of the
petition and this order thereon three weeks successfully
IN the Ellsworth Americanthe last publication be at least
thirty days before the Of this Court he holden
at ELLSWORTH within and for the county Of Hancock, on
fourth Tuesday Of April next that they may then and
there appear, and shew cause If airy they have, why the
prayer 0f the petition should not he granted.
Attest.-PARKER ". PERRY. Clerk.
true copy Of the petition and order Of aur thereon.
3w7 Attest.--PARKER ". PERRY Clerk.
TUE subscriber, hereby gives public notice all
cerued that she has been dul appointed and has taken
upon herself the isust Of Administrative Of the estate
II
DAVID HIGGINS, late II Eden,
in the CO. OF Hancock deceased by giving hnnd the
law directs She therefore requests all persons who in
debted to the said -crasd's estate 10 make immediate
payment, and those who have any demands thereon to
hibit the same for settlement
MARY :. HIGGINS.
February l. 1860
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The undersigned having removed from Els.
worth, has left his notes and accounts with Eugene
Hale, Esq, with whom they can be settled thin
a reasonable time Without costs To those indebted
JOHN :. PEARSON
Ellsworth, March 10, ls60.
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NNNANNAH, NITVN I.
On Monday night last, the steamer 5. W.
Manning. for lIawkinsville on the Ocmulsee
river exploded All the crew are missing
Captain Taylor is safe.
Eight negroes and five whites were lost,
and several others wounded. Among the
white passengers known t. be killed are -
Joseph Williams, John llarrcll and Jacob
Parker, all citizens Of relttir county
All the heavy freight on board the steamer
was saved and the light freight ruined
The steamer was not insured