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DOMESTIC PORTS

EAsroRr-Ar. ?lst. sch Bercnice, Comstock
Boston. SD 2Nih, sea benjamin, Mabce, y. York
PoRJt sXB-.tr 10Th Sch Priscilla Brown, Small,
Deer l.le.
sch george Mary, Lord, Boston for Ellsworth
sch Cataatine Wilcox, McFadien, Labec for
Boston.
GslyrsroS-Ar no date, brig Alles,on, Smith
Bangor.
Bcsrov-In pert 10Th, schs Village Belle, Race
from Bristol for Portland Barcelona. Whltmure.
TIN Providence for Ellsworth : Inyincible C,ttfei,
aud Good Hop Phillips, for Boston, dg molass-
and others.
NV BErronb-Ar Goth, sch Yantie. Bancroft,
Machias.
Ntsroar-cld 3l.t. ship Bethiah Munroc,
Portland, u load for Liverpool barques Hannah
Thornton. lar. Matanrls Emblem, llamilt. u.
Wilmington. c. 10 load for Europe brig judi ~
Bi,aey, Co5mb. Bnck.poft, to load for Cuba.
NEW EEpFoHp-- lan,c, Bancroft Machia. :
Barcelona. Hhitmotc. from Providence, Of and
fot klis,arth SD sch lnyineible, Cotttcl New
fott, to Lad TT Boston.
SAVANNAH 10Th, schr' Georgia, Gdchrist,
Belfast.
HaluE. Hatr-?stb. Ar sch Eben Herbert.
Armstrong, NV York for PASSPORT.
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Notice Of Administration.

rI'IIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned, that he has been duty ap.
rointed and ha. taken upon himself tho trust Of
an Administrator of the estate Of John Horton,
late Of Bluehill, in the County # Hancock, de-
ceased by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted to
said deceased's estate, to make immediate pay
nent and those who nave any demands thereon
to exhibit the same fer settlement.
JESSE HINCkLEI.
January Cd, 1851. 50
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SIicrin's sale.


HANCOCK SIS Dec llth, lsG0.-Taken on Exc.
cution and will be sold by public Auction at the
Office OF Eu gene Hale, Esq, in Ellsworth, on sat
urtiay the 9th day of Feb. lsGl at two O'Clock in
the afternoon all the right of redemption or right
on equity, and all right by virtue OF any bond or
contract, and all right title and interest, BenJa
F. Austin has or had on the 18th day of Nov. 1860
being the date of certain disclosure made by the
said Benja. T. Austin arrest upon an Exeet-
ton ia favor Of Henry Loring and al against SAID
Austin and Andrew Chute and described as follows;
First all that part of the Homestead OF the late
Elisha Austin lying west OF the County road lead
ing from Ellsworth to Bluehill, bounded North by
land Of John c. Macomber, East by the road aforc.
said, south by Homestead Of Matthew Means ard
west by wild land containing forty acres more or
less. One other parcel of land situated IN ELS
worth beginning at the ;. W. corner Of land con-
viewed by Tbo's Jones to T. |. Whiting on Main
street tlence running northcrly on the western
line OF said Writings land 10 rods thence westtr-
Iy at right angles IL rods to land sold ~ |. |.
Hathaway to n. A. joy Nov. 7th lsI7 thence
Southerly on a line parallel to first line to Main
Street thence easterly said street, to the place
of be ginning. containing | OF an acre and so mueh
of the dwelling house as stands thereon, also
another parcel containing 81 rods being lot No
upon plan drawn by Leod Jarvis and conveyed
toeaid Austin by C. q. Peck Deed recorded IN
Hancock Registry Book 76. Page 367 another
lot No. 4, Township, No %, middle division
containing $40 &C -es-also the Mil lot priv
ileges and appurtenances belonging thereto now
occupied by the said Austin, in Ellsworth on
I mon River at the five saw dam particular de-
ser bed in two deeds dated Sept. 10TH ls5a re
from n A. JOY to Geo. W Buckmorc recorded
in Hancock Registry Book l07 Page 53i, the
other from said Austin and joy to said Buck
more recorded in Hook l07 Page 53l, also
wharf on the Eastern side of said River in Ellis
worth village, the same occupied by said Aus.
tin and adjoining land of Dyer p. Jordan and
Seth Tislale tao same being more particularly
described in a certificate OF l. Moodman ana
Richard Tinker Esq, Recorded in Hancock Reg
istry Book III Page 295 to which reference
may be had. 49,,
40 |. IL. THOMAS Sheriu.
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Mrs. WINSLOW,

An experienced nurse and female physician, has sno'hs
Ing syrup fr children thethnf Shich sreAuS @''N'e
~ ,r., u t-ethnr by .oftcning the gums reducing
u,i tanamasH-xiii Allay a pain and is sire u sd
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pest % yourselves and relief aud health 70 your inas
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pr.C. H Sholes. Eclectic Physician, gives
pareuar attention diseases u the gcHfo.9TtHa'y "t
sAn. and special disease Of women. sec advertisement
q an, a,,asi ,.s5 ly20
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Notice Of Administration.

1--WE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
i AL concerned. that he has been duly afz
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust Of
an Administrator Of the estate OF Henry Harding,
late Of Cranberry Isles. in the County Of Han
cock, deceased, by giving bend as the hw directs
he therefore requests all persons who are indebted
10 the deceased. estate to make immediate pay
meni, and those who have any demands thereon,
10 exhibit tine same for settlement.
WILLIAM 2. FkEBLE.
January "a, 1851. 50
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WANTED.

Wanted, by the Subscribers, smart, active,
young man to learn the Blacksmith trade.
j. Ii. COLE 4 co,
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FclstaF mastering his Recruits.
500 Beautiful Works Of Art!

comprising valuable paintings, marbles pariaLe,
outlines, &c, forming truly national benefit.
The superb Engraving, which every subscriber
VIII receive, entitled Falstaf Mastering his Re-
cruits is one If the most beautiful and popular
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heavy plate paper, 30 50 Inches making most
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library, parlOr OF Office. Its subject is the cee-
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Justice shallow flee, the recruits which have
been gathered tor his ragged regiment" 1t
could not be furnished to the trade tor less than
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The Ar .I2uynai is too well knewn to the whole
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Particular Notice,

Ii p,rs5as having unsettled charges against tina IS
n tatr Il the late Or Asa NvAllstet, ar requested
L. pre.ent the same Tor settlement and I'll that are o~ins
ne estate arr requested settle the or the bills viii
Ie len el A Lawyer ot collection within ninety days
ANN c. MeNLLlsTER, ,,,,r.
q PECK,
Illsuorth Dec. Is, 1850 IS
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1r Reader pursue the followIpr statement md ,,.,
judge n its facts for yourse,fs ~ '''e"
AhsAN CoLr, Of Brooklyn, n. Y well known citizen
uete' ha suffered from Dyspepsia for some years with
out permanent relief until he tried ArERs Puts rb,rb
taken according n the directions for thi, complaint re-
stored him to health in FEW weeks AMER an int rival
OF some months he has had return Of his complaint
'so " CROSS Of Harmony, Texas had an eruption o.,
ms neck shoulders, back and cgs which covered about
enc thru OF his body, 1t kept the parts affected covered
WIN ascab and being often covered with raw sore was
OF eauasr very Troublesome and distressing 1t so much
impaired ms health IS 10 unfit him business and kent
MN IN Constant suffering All medical aid had failed
nun nntl he took AYER's Cour. Exr s,Rs,P.RlIIA
which cured HIM His skin still shows some scars Fl ON
thc ncernon hut Is otherwise clear an in fanis
JOHN IL SHOCK ESQ, an eminent lawyer Of Richmond
va took cold which settled on his lungs severe pain
set IN on the len side with bad cough which was soon
followed by tina unmtsakable symptoms II consu npton
Nhen reduced very low he commenced taking AYFR's
'HkRRY PICTORIAL, which stopped the cough aud
completely cured him. Iyil
Prepared by DR. J. c: AVER 4 Co, Lowell, Mass.
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SPECIAL TICE

An persons indebted TO the Subscribers lnf
.,,,,ar I'm snail the amouu) are hereby request
al H. and settle Immediately and save cost.
DAR"IN y. MOOR co.
Ellsworth, jan "a, letl. ""
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Notice OfFOrcclOsprc.

nS the tenth day % Aprt' D. eighteen hundred and
~ forty-one, Joseph Door aud joseph Door IT, ct or
land County Of Hancock and state OF Asns by their
Deed # that date recorded in tancnrk Restry OF Deeds
book No TO- page 500. conveyed by mortgage u John
swaxry OF Buckspor in sad county OF Hancock Ger
tain lot Of land in OrSnd aforesaid bounded and
dsscrhe,i a. follows wit beginning the Penobscot
town line the rtheasterly corner oil hehthti MY
acre M (s appears .,y the plan OF said town. thence
nth twenty degrees East on the hrst range line
Que Hundred and forty and onehait rods thence
th sixty three degrees East two hundred rods u the
second range line; thence South twenty seven degrees
we.t ION and half rods on second range line to
tho PrnOhscut line thenc Westerly on sad town
inc about two hundred and orty-twu rods to the trst
mentioned unds,-said mortgage was made TO secure
the payment notes of seventy hve dollars each
payahIe each in and years. with interest annual
y the balance due upon which Is hye hundred anu
weight dollars The condition of said mortgage has
been aud therefore give this public notice OF
nv claim thereto aud the premises therein described
aud To The balance 0f the therby secured Tor the
purpose OF fJreclUsng SAID mortgage, ,,,.,,,,,
Buck sport sth Dec, 1850. ~
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ror Coughs, or for any disease. OF the Rre,,bi,.
orgAns use J. r. staGord's olive Tar and Iron sulpbn
roNuet Nheh are advertised In this paper The Olive
Isf muses. MaEnesm or Vitality, alayng at once ANY
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soreness aud Inflammation The Iron and sunhur pow
es oe'ng SOLUBLE preparation unite with the digestive
iron retaining the vital or life giving forces in the bl
winch IN its circulation is druscd through the entrc
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rom he body through its pores by the increased energy
grn to the circulation It is these wastes or worn ont
phiuo'es o. blood that forms Phegm or Tuburbles and II
mare Of the Throat bronchial Tubes and Air Cells Of The
'''s'' SeHu iVt fhmpbel. lmiS
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Weeks Magic Compound

Is pleasant remedy tr every kitd Of Cough, Con-
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FOREIGN PORTS.

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and every variety of picture at the shortest poss-
BILE notice, and at such prices will suit the most
iastdous.
! have also on hand large variety of oval an,
square frames, consisting in part of gilt, lose.
wood and gilt, union trays, cases &c, &c, which
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The Unfortunate /,
A Purely Medical Remedy.

Who having been led to make a Trial Of ts virtues,
rapidly recovering their wontrd lEALTH and STRENGTH
This preparation ia not stimulant, but
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X. CRUGER, Agent.
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PHOTOGRAPHS. AMBRlTYPES

The undersigned having fitted up large and
airy rooms opposite the Ellsworth House, is now
pre ma red In tnke
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-17

A ZoUAvE REG1MENr.-The fol
lowing report of a scene which is
said to have taken place in the
drill room of Col. Wilson's Zou-
ave Regiment at New York,
shows the patriotic spirit which in
Auences the Roughs of that city
to enlist in the war. The Colonel
addresses his men;
"If there an honest man among
you, I want you to leave the
ranks" No stir.
"lf there is one among you
who is not thief let him 60"
All quiet.
IF there is one among you who
has not been in the penitentiary,
let him hold up his hand" Hands
all down.
"Men,' said the captain, hold
ing up a fine gold watch, "do you
zee this! want every one of you
to have one like it. Every South
ern man wears one, and you know
how to get one. A fierce shout
was the response.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-17
DR.. BIGELOW,
CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIl

CONFIDENTIAL PHYSICIAN.
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NEARLY opp. the City Hotel, entrance on Sd
and Vine sts.
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No mercury used.
] manufs cturer ell my own medicines
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Those unfortunate young men who have by
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mind, 50 much to be dreaded; to such we
would say that having treated hundreds Of
such cases every yenr Of his practice in the
city and surrounding country, land which
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offer you permanent and efectual cure.
Medicines sent by Mail or Express. Persons
at q distance treated by letter. Addres,
p. @. Box 1896, enclosing stamp.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1861-05-17
FLETCHER WEBSTER The

FLETCHER WEBsrER.-The
course of this gentleman has been
peculiarly magnanimous as well
% patriotic. He is removed from
u lucrative office by the govern
ment in one day, and on the next
he is out with plan to raise a
regiment to sustain the Govern
ment that removed him. The
blood of the patriot grandfather
and the patriot father asserts itself
Enthusiastically in the living veins
Of the living descendant. Boston
Transcript.
Here is a specimen of the way
Republicans "put away party. i
They put out every W e6ster,
Douglas, or Fillmore man, put in
Black Republicans, and then call
for volunteers to carry muskets
without respect to party
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