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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-03

At Court Il Probate held at Ellsworth. within
ana for the County et Hancock on tie faqrth
Wednesday 4 February IA TIE year eishtges
huHired and ssAEr-ihree.
ItuAELL> Y Els named Executor therein.
x having praiu,ei l. me, duly authenticated
coy Ot the jtst MI aul testament 4 Charles
aisls. lat oi Raxba-y IN the County G. NeIfulk
aad Commonwealth # MAssaca usetts. decease
aad copy, ais. Jay authenticated. Of the pro
eAte taerevf il the equity Of Norfolk and Com
manweAlta ot Massachusetts, aforesaid, -as there
Is estate, 10 said Ceuaty Of Hancock, o. which
sail viii can operate.
e-8e-ei,-Taat the said Charles VI. Ellis give no.
tee thereof C all persons interested BY causing
caFy uf this order 10 be published taree wev A.
saceeSs;veiy IL the Ellsworth American. printed
Ellsworth the first Fsebiieation 10 b. ;airty DAYS
a least before tie tine ass -ncl by ms. u hear
az tn case. tia. taey may appear at a Nas-la.
: ". Z Probate = be held 1t BuckSr1rt ia said
County 81 the second " ednesday beiag tie e shtl
Jay, & April next, - ter oclucS IL tie forenoon
AMI thea AM tsese <aeN cause. If any ;tey have
w the sad instrument ought net K be allewet
H lis state ;ae .asi vii, ami testament q. sal,
deceased, Aal lie copy thereof hlei al resaryie1
PARKER Tt ck, Judge
4 true eopy.-At;eS.,
\. 4. BAETLElr, Register.
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SARSAPARILLA,

Sn-Cfllia and ScrCiAAONN -
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f'V'' ~ FORD Maine. ~
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n,, never yet one bottle which ialiti oi ~ ~
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fst as or people try It, they agree tii.t. '
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STATE OF Y AINE

Han,oes, ss.-Sasfe2e Jai.eiAl Cart, o.tober
Tenn. l>Ce.
Upa tie tore .9ies libel The Ceur; er3er taa,
@eiaee @; tie Yeuesey ef tae SINE ~ -ivea L. tie
aSe.ee ;asreja raaei, b. pG5Ii,Aia- an attvstej
copy @. sAii lioel sEi this o,der thereon IL rec
weeks 81 >ces>.vrsy in The Ellsworth American the
ia>t publ cation to he al least thirty DAYS before the
next term # this Cart u BE holden Al Ellsworth.
within aas ter tie Csaaiy Z Nareoek. on tie a.
TUESDAY q: April next. TIA; SAIL ibe!es nav thea
Aa1 there appear. and answer Il s4ii libel. ard
saoN cause. !. any b las, WY the prayer iae1cof
should 10: be granted.
A;;ss-. PARKER ". PERRY. Clerk.
! ;-ae copy u sae iibe! aui order thereon.
A,;eSt. PARKER ". PERRY. CLERK
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8c.. &c. Ike, Re, &c., &c.
lust received. per Express. new Supply Of the
most popular Patent Medicines, among which are.
EtENETTS Preparations; Blood Food. for Liver
9om} laint, Coughs, Dyspepsia, Female Diseases,
and Regeneration Of Nan; Weeks Magic Com
pound; WAitcomb'> remedy for Asthma; burnett.
Cod Liver Oil; Jayne's ExpectoTaut; Wistar's
Wild Cherry Balsam; Fewles cure for Piles; Dr..
TefFe's Antidote; brakes Renroline. lor reulov
ing paint, tar, grease, 6c.; Cummings AperleHt:
;arsling oil; padd's and Mil!eF's Condition Pow
Ter; Cheeseman's Clarke's and puponco : Female
Pills, for female distractions. &c; Grusvr's Cor
,entratsd Cure for nervous weakness; Hemboid ;
Fluid Extract OF Burchu. for diseases Of the blad
Ter, kidneys, &c; MayHarIs C0le3jon for burns
snd cut; Gar8iuer's Rheumatic Compound; Peru
Wan syrup; Goulds Pin worm syrup; Heus chin.
Corn >elyeat, an iufsliihle rem dy: Magnetic
Balsam for rheumatism and neuralgia; Jedfies
Panacea of Life, sure cure fer sore Throat an
Bronchial affections; st ne's E!ixir ;or bronchitis
COPELAND sure cure for Bed Bugs,
BITTEl,S-oxyg enattd, Heafand's Pecks, liar.
dy's. Browns, Clarke's Sherry Wine, Langley :
Root aud Herb, Abhott's, and others
LISIMENT-Tobias'. Coed Samaritan, Mustang.
and L;Riments and ojntments Of all kinds;
SARS APARItLA-Bulrs, Sands, Shakers and
ali other principal kinds.
PILLS-Ayer's sugar coated, Brandseth's ar6
Wi eht's Indian Vegetable.
also, Weave 5 cauker and salt rheum Syrup; Ar
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Bfant'' Purifying Extract, Gays Blood Pufl5ef
kennedy'> Medical Discovery; Morso's Syrup ! eI-
lvw beck; Railways Remedies; McMum's ElixiI
# Opium; Mrs. Miuslow's Soothing Syrup; >ha-
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ayers Cherry Peetorali Hrauts Pulmonary Bal
nonsry Ealsan; Clsrkes Cough Syrup; bachelor
and Harriseus Hair Dye; Barneys Mrsk Cologne ;
Shaving Cream and Nerbeua Mater; Dntedof:
Dead sh4t Ter Bed Bugs aAi al ether s.;le.s,
usually kept in Drug Store.
Pbgsi1ea $ Prescriptions carefully com
paatdtd.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-03

The subscriber hereby give public notice to all cor
] eernei that he has been dGls appointed and has
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator Of the
estate 81
WILLIAM 5 HUCKINGS. late 81 Trenton,
in the County Of Hancock, We ,man, deceased. by
giving bonds the law jrec:S he therefore requests all
persons who Biebs to the said deecgses estate to
make Immediate payment and those who have any c.
mAnds thereon, to cNhfot the for settlement
BENJAMIN HUCkINGS.
HE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con
eeror'i. t'at he has been duly appointed aud has
taken uiou himself the Of Administrator the
NICHOLAS wASGArr. late Of Ellen.
IN the c. of Hancock woman ccras-dhy Swing honi
the Nv jirecis he therefore requests r7f,s Who are
indebted to the said dsceRss estate To- make immediate,
payeg and those wha have any demands thereon to ex
,.., -, JOSIAH h. uApLEY.
he subscriber hrrch. gives public notice "a an con
l ecract tbsl IL h. breu daly appointed aud has
aNHo iin himself the trust Of Administrator ef the
stat II
JUDITH LITrLE. late q Rn,kspaft.
in the County " II yncics, tow deceased nv giving
''ds As he law directs he Therefore requests s per
lo ind e|4i t. the said ,lrc~.Se> estate /,
nake immediate PAYNE aud these who have any de-
'nana' thereon ie eNhe.i the same h'r>erlesrens.
Pscasror;, -. 2s.h. l>6}
THE subscribers Aerey give fuNc notice to ali con
cerrs thSt they have been dGy appointed and hAv.
s:t~te O.
TNocH BARNARD, la;e o. Baeksport.
IN the County Of HancoSk. deceased, BY giving bond
'<h-law therefore request all persons sho
indebted the SAL deceased estate 30 make ian,4ii
payment and th1ss shn nave any demands .Aetean,
exhibit the same fof settlement.
Bl.k,p.r.. FEB IS, 1881.
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UnqusstionaAly the best sustained work
OF tho klnd in ;hs Wo-ii
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commissioner Noticr

NE tx saossrsesrsf saving b-ea annaia.ea hy 10
Hos Parker TEes, Jslse q Pres,@ss So he cSaa
isorS - ths estate z
JOSH \ ]. NORTON, late q RsssAsR.
DECEASED FeEreSaate8 lrC4f. a. hs-, sT. r,sirs
81 ~ 'fs az aSri sc s4.d crsliiars bri0g Ia
sSrEscs - i4s ssss 4 q ". Hta.kxy q al Ba4s M
"a u sea4 fssslags y Nay 4a3 July as1L a. In
e'clsek n - -"
2. " nINcKLFY
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EU NE ALE

E Q G E s 4 Z z,
oUNSELLOR .pa ATTORNEY =. LA}i,
ELLSWORTH, NE,
orsics en- MAIN SrgxT. over Geo. Y. Blacks
tore. in rooms formerly occupied by the Haueeek
Bank.
The business Of the late Thomas Robinson re
msius wish the uaderS sued, who will attend - Is
settlement at the above named Office.
EUGENE HALE.
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6 :. g DEa

Testimonial. Ike tie sb.re arc Constantly be.
% received Tn 81! sections Of the country where
" eeks Magic Compound has been intr 91uced.
az nh safe- trsa aat A.. 81 the T.rsa., L4sgs
~ { LIZ u. -.ls-... I'll L. 49,
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J, NEWTON LORD.
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iiisU ORTIZ, We.

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2 4RpEE 4 BROTH gRS.
Ia4Az.ga s<GAAE, NEs IA,
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THE subscriber hereby give public notice to all
1 ! eernei that he has been duls appointed and has
taken upon himself the trust Of Administrator the
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-04-03

lNE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con.
eernei. t'at he has been duly appointed and Ia.
taken upou himself the Administrator Of the s.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-27
Habeas Corpus for Hymen,s Sake

A young man l9 years Of age named Riley,
who had fallen In love with beautiful young
woman, a school teacher In New York City,
named Mary ]. Whithers, was recently enlisted
In the Volunteer Naval service By his par ents
who were averse to his forming an alliance with
the lady in question, John's parents being
wealthy and the lady depending only upon her
own energies for her support. Mise Whithers,
believing that her affianoed had been inveigled
into the service against his will, applied to Mr..
W. F. Howe, who aued out writ of habeas
corpus directed to the commander of She North
Carolina, and had the young man brought be-
fore Judge McCunn. Mr.. Howe moved that
the young man be dischared on the ground that
he was minor and not voluntarily enlisted -
He stated that he would like to have the writ
adjourned to give him time to collect the evil
dence to substantiste the grounds of bis motion.
Meantime he would ask the Judge to solemnize
q marriage between the said John Riley and
Miss Mary ]. Whithers, who was then present.
Mary at once stepped forward and John clssped
her hand warmly. Both parties stated that they
were desirous the ceremony should proceed, and
they we're speedily made husbsnd and wife,
They think they have about as good an under
standing Of the practical workings of the writ
Of habeas corpus as any one In the community
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-27
Kissing-.ssHuman Nature.,,

When wild spark attempts to steal kis
from Nantucket girl, shs says: "Sbser off
or I'll split your msinssil with 6 typhoon."
The Boston girls hold still until they are vel
kissed, when they fare up ell at once, and say
"I think you would be ashamed" r.-,
When an Albany chap steals kiss from 90
Albany girl, she says: ri reckon Its my turn
now" and gives him q box In the ear shat be
don't forget for month.
When clever fellow steals kiss from
Louisiana girl, she smiles, blushes deeply, and
says nothing.
In Pennsylvania, when a female is saluted
with buss, she puts on her bonnet and shaw
and ansWereth: ~ am astonished at thy as
surance, Jedadiah, aud for this indiguity viii
sew thee up."
The Western ladies, however, are so fond O
kissing, that when saluted on one cheek they
instantly present the other.
The Sag Harbor girl tussels and scratches
till out of breath, when she submits to her fatl
with the most exemplary fortituds and resig.
nation without a murmur.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-27
Correspondence of the Baltimore suu. !

loOrsSpondence Of the Baltimore sun.l
The French Reply to Mr.. seward's Medi.
alton Note---European Politics.--The
Report Of the Capture of the City OF
Mexico.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-27
TELEGRAPHIC.
Morning and Noon Dispatches
LATEST FROM EUROPE.
ArrIvaI or Ihe Aetna.

New YoRK, March 26.-The steamship Act.
ma, from Liverpool llth and Queenstown 18th,
arrived this morning Political news unmpor-
ant. n
The marriage of the Prince of Wales and
attenda nt rejoiciDgs, absorbed all attention -
The ceremony came off at Windsor on the IOtb
with great pompt and bfillisncy. The Queen
occupied retired post of observation but took
no part. The royal pair went to Osborne for
the honeymoon. The day was q holiday
throughout England, and pnblic rejoiclnge,
Iiiluminations, etc., were on the Rrandest scale
II is rumored France contsmpiates resuminp
negotiations with Mexico, after the capture Of
Puebla.
| Mr: Peabody gave q banquet to two hun
dfed English residenis 10 Fsanee, In honor of
the Prince OF Wales weddiog.
Bourse lower, GO, 90 Polish news very
contradictory. Many alleged engagements
are pronounced inventions. IL Ia rum0red the
hlssians we're defeated near TaTnoWa.
| Reports were current on the Paris Boutse
that the Car replied to France that he was nm.
able to make concessions to the Poits until the
insurrection 10 subdued
Austria will enter inio no engagement with
france or England, but will act according to
circumstances.
Prussia 10 concentrating treops on the Polish
frontiers.
Minotte, Garribaldis son, has gone to Po-
land.
| The tenth having been observed as holiday
In all the leading markets, the following intel
ligence refers only 60 one day . business--Mon-
day, the 9Th
LIVERPOOL, March Ilth, A Motion firm
and prices generally quoted IA higher Sales
Of the day about 5000 bales, including $500
for export speculation. Halifax has been no
market since the departure Of the Europa.
Observation-Disclosures Spence & Co.. and
others, report -four neglected Wheat In mod
crate demand at late rates Corn Jn rather bet.
ter request at 25s Cd for prime mixed.
| Beet and pork dull and pressiprly offared
Bacon inactive. Lard quiet. Tallow dull and
unchanged.
Sugar very quiet. Coffee steady.
| LONDON, March 9, P. M.-Breadstuffs-slo
at about former rates All kinds of groceries
inactive and unchanged.
LATER.
QUEEN5T0wN, March l2.-Cottop, sales in
two days of 10000 bales, including $500 TO
speculators and exporters. The market closed
hrmer and upward. Quotations unchanged,
| Breadstuffs steady. Corn, upward tendency.
II Provisions fat. Produce quioi aud steady.
LONDON, March IL, Evening. -Consols. closed
at 929925s for money. American stocks-
Illinois Central, 4418 discount Erie Railroad,
A1S =
LATEST.
LONDON, March l2.-Polish affairs oontiuus
threatening, LsncieWiz has been proclaimed
dictator, and has Issued stirring manifesto,
IcalliuQ the Poles 10 arma
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-27
WARRINGTON, March 90.

. meNICOs
WARRINGTON, March 90
The French Government have not vet reioiu.
ed to Mr.. Stewards reply to the peace proposi.
tion of that Governments, and no further CORE
spondence on the subject is expected, at least
for the present. The Emperor will, of course
await the result of the vast efforts which. bv
land and sea, this Government 10 now making
to crush the insurrection. Three months hence
he could better judge of the probability of an
early termination of the war than at present
II will be seen how far the suggestion made by
Mr.. Drouyn de L'Huys, In mis- reply to MI
Dayton, of the existence of insuperable obata
cles to successful prosecution of the war m
the "soll and climate" of the South, will bf
made good. But besides this reason for delay
the Emperor has his hands full of business In
Mexico aud Poland, to say nothing Of other Jobs
The policeman of Europe" as he ia demon.
mated, ia loudly called upon by his own people
as we'll as his English allies, to rescue Poland
from impending destruction.
The report that the French have captured the
City of Mexico is not generally credited here
by military men. but still II is thought to bs
possible, as the event was regarded as of GER
tain occurrence within the present month. Tht
army may have passed through Chaloo, leaving
the fortified city Of Puebla to ther-left, and ad
vanced at once upon the capital, where Genera
FoIey was expected to accomplish more By
diplomacy than he could do by arms for the es
tablishment OF French dominion in the coun
try.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-27
LATEST.

LONDON, March l2,-Polish affairs continue
threatening Lsnciewitz has been proclaimed
Dictator, and has issued o stirring manifesto,
calling the Poles TO arms.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-03-27
supreme Uourt orohio.

Hon. William v. Peck ohief Justice, and Hon. vii.
liam Y. Ghoson. Hon. Jacob Brlnkerhoff, Hon Josiah
scott and Hon. Rufus P. Rsnney, Judges,
L. ]. Critchhed, Esq, Reporter.
Turun.v Maroh o. 1870
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-23

THE ISSUE OF FIVE wENTIEs.-T sales
of ive-twenties during the last ten days have
amounted to over $9,000,00O. The treasury
= department is nearly S34,Q00,000 behind in
the delivery Of coupon bonds, some orders of
Oct 80 not yet being filled. This delay, like
that vi last August, is in consequence OF the
non-completion of the new series of bonds.
1t has been the practice of the department to
make each series of one hundred millions dis
tiinct in style and general appearance. The
whole of the third series was printed early in
October, and the engraving of the fourth Sc.
ries was in progress, and the secretary ex-
pected to supply the demand without any
trouble; but the Unprecedented subscriptions
of the last week in October exhausted the
third series and caused the suspension of de-
lveries, which has occasioned so much in
convenience to the public The engravers
promise to furnish the small bonds of the
fourth series tomorrow, and those Of all de-
nominations by Wednesday next by which
time all subscriptions will be Immediately
filled. The registered bonds are now fur
nished without any delay.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-23
@Ortester Daily SPY

The RETURNING PRoDrGALs.-The atten-
ton of the president, of the more prominent
members of the cabinet, and of other gentle
men, whose counsels are valued, has been
largely given of late to the consideration of
the important questions connected with the re-
call to the Union of the truant southern
states, several of which will soon he knocking
at the door. The precise course to be adopted
is not yet determined. Several theories claim
the presidents ear, but he is himself
engaged in maturing a practical plan
by which to secure reunion upon the
only practicable basis, the basis OF freedom
dem and equality before the law for all. Re-
cent utterances Of the president, aud lnstruc-
lions approved by him, to recently commits
stoned representatives OF the government in
districts of the south now in our possession,
leave no doubt that the policy of this admin
istration to permit none of the vagrant states
to come back with a slave constitution, is
fixed. The present discussion relates to the
ways and means of calculating this result
NJ T. Tribune
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-11-23
General views summary.
BOSTON AND VICINITY.


Only about eight acres ofthe Back Bay re-
gion belonging to the state, now remain I'M
filled.
A match game of billiards for five hmm
dred dollars, one thousand points no. was
played by MeSSrs. Morrill, and Marshall at
Boston, on the 18th. On the last score Mar
shall stood nine hundred and ninety nine
points, and Morrill, nine hundred and nine.
ty-seven, the latter to play. Morrill, made a
three shot and won. The game lasted over
six hours.
ESSEX COUNTY.
Three boys were this week brought before
the police court in Lawrence, and fined, for
burning cat to death on Il pile OF rubbish
prepared for the purpose.
HAMPSHIRE COUNTY.
On the 18th, Thomas White, while at work
on staging in Bcichertown, it gave away,
precipitating him TO the ground. He struck
his head upon the cellar wall, and the staging
fell upon him, ntiicting wonnd from which he
died on the 18TH
HAMPDEN COUNTY.
On the 10Th, says The Palmer Journal, just
as the family Of Smith Hastings, in the north.
ern part of Palmer were retiring, a man was
discovered ascending ladder to a chamber
window. Mr.. Hastings cautiously slipped
out OF the house and pulled the ladder down,
leaving the fellow hanging by his hands to the
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