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% The Great Pennsylvania Route.-The
quickest and safest route TO the Northwest and
Southwest Two through trains daily, and one 90
sunday. Soldiers tickets at Government rates 10
all the principal points in the North and West.
For tickets and further information apply at the Of
fee Of the "Great Pennsylvania Roufe,n northeast
corner PennsylvAnla avenue and Sixth street, un.
der National Hotel. once open from .. n. 10
p. ion Sundays to ~. m.
aug Sly AkSnt.
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An attempt is being made in the Legislature
Of Illinois, to make what are called the "blaek
laws" OF State more stringent.
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USING TWREATS or NIOLEECE.-Pairolman TAFT,
OF the Second ward police arrested Lewis Brennan,
yesterday, for threatening the life Of Sophia
Hensey. lie was taken before Justice Clark, who
ordered him to g, 9 security to keep the peace.
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DErHAUDrNG THE GovERSMENT,-Lieutenan
L, f. Leonard, Of the u S. A., was arrested this
morning, by oficer Pendel, OF the Fourth ward, on
the complaint OF Captain Bird, who charges him
with delraudlng the Government. He was turned
over to the military by Justice Walter.
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SECOND edition.
FOUR O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
JOHN BULL TAKE NOTICE.

GREAT EXPERIMENT At THE NAVY YARD
WITH PRoJECTILE AND SHE'LL.
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The House proceedings to-day are quite In.
tcrcsting to citIzens of the District.
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ARREST OF THIEF.-Patrolman McElfresh, Of
the Fourth ward, arrested man named Boulter,
about ~ O'Clock last night, charged with stealing
$92 from Mrs. flaming. lie was ordered to give
bonds in the sum Of $500 for further hearing, by
LmaIlce Mhllcr
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OUR TELEuRAPHIo DISPATCHES to-day are
highly important.
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DEATH Oh Col, ABERT.-on Tuesday last, Col,
J. J. Albert, OF the Typographical Engineers,
breathed his last He was in the 18th year Of his
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ACTION Or JUDGE LUDLOW OF THE COURT
QUARTER SESSIONS
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The gorilla controversy is still going OF
among the saraNts Of England.
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THE FRENCH CoNsUL's DRAFT

PHILADELPHIA, January 29.-Iu tho court Of
quarter sessions this morning, Judge Ludlow
requested the grand jury to lay all business
aside, until the authority of the State law had
boon yindicated.
He cited the case of the fcrciblo arrest OF
Mr. Boyloau, Of the Ercning Journal, and the
closing of his business establishment.
He directed that the grand jury take action
to have Gen. Montgomery and the provost
marshal with all others concerned in this ar.
rest, called before them, that they may be asked
under what authority they acted In the arrest
Of Boylcau, and taking him out of the State
without authority of law.
Judge Ludlow said that he acted On his own
responsibility, and without consultation with
his brother judges.
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Hon. GIDEON WELLEs,
sccretary Of the Navy,
Washington, D. 1.

The French are committing many ouusgss
in Mexico.
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4 SHELL DRITEH THOUGH THE "VARRIOR ~
TARGET AND EXPLODES INSIDE.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
THE PHILADELPHIA TEIcAsON CASE

THE PHILADELPHIA TEIcAsON CASE.
ACTION Or JUDGE LUDLOW OF THE corRr
QUARTER SESSIONS
HIS REQUEST TO THE GRAND JURY
THE ARREST OF Mr.. BOYLEAUl
the JUDGE ACTS UPON BIS OWN RESPONSE.
BILITfl
VERY IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS
THE POLICY or THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT
on AMERICAN AFFAIRS!
THE COURSE or ENGLAND AND
RUSSIA
THE RECALL or GEN. Butter REGARDED
WITH SUBTRACTION
now rBE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT IN
AMERICA rs REGARDED
THE EMANCIPATION TTOY
CLAIMS SERIOUS ATTENTION.
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS UPON IT (,
THE BANKS or ENGLAND AND FRANCE
RAISE THE RATES or DISCOUNT
FROM HAVARA.
ARRITAL At HAVANA or THE rIRA TIE
FLORIDA
A PORTLAND BARQUE ESCAPES HER !
SHE CAPTURES THE BRIO WIND WARD
AND BURNS Herr
SHE ALSO CAPTURES AND BURNS OTHER
VESSELSH
SHE DISPLAYS THE BRITISH FLAG !
United states Mail steamer Fired into
by n British Man-Of-warI
THE STEAMER rs Conveyed OUT AGAIN BY
THE GUHBoAT ONEIDA
THE REBELS IN HAVANA IN HIGH GLEE,
ARRII'1L OF A REBEL SCHOONER
WITH COTTON!
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The Enlistment Of Negro Soldiers.
AN ALL-NIGHT SESSION.

DEBATE IN THE HOUSE.
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nv The once OF the National Republic
can IL at Oh Ninth street, between PENN
SyIvRnia avenue and ID street, CUP stHlrs.)
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THE POLICY or THE FRENCH GOVERNMENT
on AMERICAN AFFAIRSl
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THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMAT ton
CLAIMS SERIOUS ATTENTION.
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SHE DISPLAYS THE BRITISH FLAG

SHE ALSO CAPTURES AND BURNS OTHER
HESSELSI
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now THE DEMOCRATIC MOVEMENT IN
AMERICA rs REGARDED
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THE COURSE or ENGLAND AMI
RUSSIA
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A United States Mail steamer Fired Into
by n British Man-of-IVarI
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lRRITAL OF A REBEL SCHOONER
WITH COTTON!
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THE STEAMER rs Conveyed OUT AGAIN BY
THE GUHBOAT ONEIDA!
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THE RECALL Or CEN BUTTER REGARDED
WITH SUBTRACTION
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ERY IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS

the JUDGE ACTS UPON BIS OWN RESPONSE
BILITrl
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FROM HAVARA.

ARRITAL At HAVANA or THE FRA TIE
FLORIDA
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OPINIONS OF THE PRESS UPON IT
THE BANKS or ENGLAND AND FRANCE
RAISE THE RATES OF DISCOUNT
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HIS REQUEST TO THE GRAND JURY
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THE REBELS IN HAVANA IN HIGH GLEE!
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SHE CAPTURES THE BRIG WIND WARD
AND BURNS Herr
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THE 1RREST OF Mr. BoYLEAUy
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THE MCCLELLAN SACKS, for citizens and on
l. GERS, at SMITHS, $50 seventh street. ja2s
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Our stock OF CLOTHING IL now very large, and
we offer Il for the next sixty days at Wholesale
prices, at OAK HALL CLOTHING ROOM, No
4eA Seventh street, two doors below smiths.
J. BRUCE a CO.,
jan % ClothieTs.
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A PORTLAND BARoUE ESCAPES HER
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TIVE PRErTIEsT COATS IN TowR--MeoLEL-
i Ian SACKS, for citizens and soldiers, At
SMITHS,
jas No, 40 Seventh street,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-29
Certificates Of Cures.

From eight 10 twenty years standing, with nam.
known to >'eaee asi Fame
I - Medical preeei'ie' Of BUCHU, see Dis
pensatary Of the ueitcd states
=, zee Pf'ie,;or Dae''s' valuable work. on Aa
Practice Of Physc.
see renas Is mare by the late celebrated d..
Piyspk, Philadelphia.
see r,malSs maize by Dr.. Ep2r4ia " Dlr,A =
celebrated Physician and Mem ter Of the Rnyal
College OF surgeons. Ireland. and published +, H..
Transactions OF the King aud Qacrn', .youtpaI
>, see Mea.eo-GhifurgicAl Review, published bv
bfalae'" I-apa', Fellow Of the Royal College Of
Surgeons. g v
see most Of tile late standard works on medicine.
Extract Buehu, Slo0 PER bottle, or !. for q 0ay
e sarsaparilla, Loo 3" an
ImpFoTedkosen ash, 90 9oo
Or half dozen of each for sl2, 90 which will bs
sufficient 10 cure the obduf4te cases II i,re,.
tions are adhered 70
Delivered to any address, securely packed from
~ 10 Describe symptoms in all communications.
lures guaranteed. Advice gtati..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-29

At a Court of Probate ~ at Ellsworth, within
and for the County of.Hancock. on the fifth
Wednesday of April, in the year eighteen
hundred aud siSty-three.
nENJAMIN REA, Administrator Of tue es-
ID tate Of John X. Blodget late o: Sed-wiek
in said county, deceased, having presented his
second account of Administration upon said es-
tate sor probate:
Ordotd,- THAT the said Benz amin Rea give no.
tce thereof 10 all persons interested by causing
copy OF this order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American printed II,
Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Curt to be held at Buehiii, on the first Wedues-
day, Of July next. at ten o'clock In the forenoon,
and shew cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true eopy,-Attest,
Il A. A. BARrLEIr, Register.
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FIELD CROPS.

These competing for premiums on 6cld
ernIs must exhibit specimens of the crops at
the Fair, the specimens to be marked FIELD
CaoP.
Fur best conducted experiments in rails
i'm half acre wheat. s., ),
For best conducted experime ITS in rals-
ing h3lf acre F Oder Corn, 81, 5
For bst conducted experiments in rais-
ins Corn. s., !, $50
For test conducted experiments in Iii
ing Barley, 81, .
For best conducted experiments in rais-
ing half acre rye, s.,
For best conducted experiments in rails
ing one fourth acre white beans So, . l
For best conducted experiments in r4ls.
ing one fourth acre peas, 81,
For best conducted experiments in rails
Ing half acre of potatoes, 81. 2, l, -
For b-s; conducted experiments IN rtis-
ing enc eighth acre Hubbard
squash, 81, .
For bet conducted experiments in rais-
ing one fourth acre Ruta Bdga
Turnips, 81, .
For hes, conducted experiments in rails.
ing one fourth acre Flat turnips. s., |
For best conducted experiment in rails
ing one fourth acre Mangolds, 81, =
For best conducted exl riments in rails
Ing one fourth acre sugar beet, S2,l
For lest conducted experiments in rails
ing half acre pumpkins. 81, |. 81
For b.st conducted ,xpeI imcnts in Ias-
ing one fourth acre cabbage, 81,
Greatest net income any field crop or dl-
versity Of field crops on enc half
acre. statement under oath, s 90
Second do. to
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fINHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
l. all concerned that shs has been duly ap-
pointed and has taken upou herself the trust of
an Administrative cf the estate of
EDWARD HASKELL, late of Deer Isle,
in the county of Hancock, gentleman, deceased,
by giving bond as the law Directs she therefore
requests all PEI who are indebted to the said
dcceaseds estate to make immediate pa~rncnt
and those who have any demands thereon tn ex =
hibit the same for settlement.
ELIZA L. HASH ELL.
Deer Isle, March 2, 1868. slT
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OLD ESTABLISHED
H 0 S P ITAL,
No, 5 Beaver ST. Albany. Nv


~. TELLER coatluues = I've canrd .rti,ilv 4. A .,.
o-sstniiy consulted an forms Of private disease.
Al hs Old established Hospital NJ Beaver - Allpv
.. u Twenty years devoted +. nj. -, =
nranch Of practice. enables l,ir ID H. III rf, -,,r - -
other ply seian can and h.s lciliis an SUI, nm. 5
t''naence with the most celebrated phv.ie. III M
ga netf) Of "bian!ag the safest veil as III. ,.t
: ',t 'hese diseases u,irT iggeeulrats to the uu-
g,laiale q quick aud rapid cure be obtaiu. N 10
Other olsc- 10 America " ~
n y Phls gonnrrhGa. Fleei str.tures epiar-r,ae,t
o. me tesicies ADD siermacec cords boto uirgr-t.
.tt1At sre throat, teuder sn mes eutspesBs ,rr,,
s l'r- nieers ahscessss. ard all hr iulpur.i.. n
%, :! se'h are perfectly untr cautral IS tn. pe.r
medicines ard have b. en- tested IN NOR. bar - ~,
Gases annually with Immense slcc.-s. -''V''
lot NJ IN addIc,oi % secret habits Who have i'm
s lheif heaiih destroyed the yisr Of their mini
tlus depririnE themselves Of The pleAsur,s ~ -
~ are holhed mat Ia consulting pr Teller tlley wll
- ,ei 10 console AID physical who has cured
- 10 almost every pari IT the United states. yba
APPLIED 10 Dr. I. brok IN dcw in health now r-, =, -
'HAs makes lie desirable AMI man happy III. fcr i
VEN, ~ are ,ai The deeaey Of IL. sujc. viii pre-
H. ~ ~ III. lets Inscription u his t'uibe disease.
m TELL tRs GREAT WoRK--A b. : f,r eyfrSlt
a'4Itns Disclosures pr. Teler's great wark fr m,
married and those contemplating uarria.s--lr., -
-lnl of plates-price Is cests So +, M -.
seai' uy hdil' post pad The single marcel ati e.,
u.'tiei hApfy iretErc Love. or u chose nart
go e'iPitte rk on iiefy. l. cJatag. tnf tr,i
- - = s,t 'eilrv Published Warranted 10 h. Worth
.lirs me amount a. Aed ut 60. - cents IA sl.-.4
I7s'as stamps enclosed, s.ll secure copy ~ re-
urn mail ID Teller has devoted A if- Tim. a., .
OF theSr diseases = which III. b.k tr,.,fs - -.
IL Iiie LADIES II. !. ri err .,tii retains -. -.
- - Anefici ior TIE sae of Dr. tiche. Italian Fc
,t,l', ny TINS Tie sae Of murs than 70 go No..
estlD'',i1es heir reputation a. F-iu4l+ E-.iy -,
pf'Aeti aud far in aivauc. II ey ~ ofbr, n,iir
stoppases, irregularities ana nj lls'llcae Tor
male 9'.s' o"suaeh'ts IN te
tAs HoS-Marriei ladies' in certain ,elea,e s;,,o,,.
s-"tit AVOID their use, Fur SONS se4 5i,-e,.S
IN o each package for the guidance Of pa.
IN Tue receipt II 81. (Jhe price Per boX1 NJ.
S"i, " IA ne sent by all or express 10 any -, ~
trn, run curiosity TT damage. ] umce hour.
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AFFIDAVIT

reasonably appeared before me, an Alderman Of
tne s'iy OF Philadelphia, II. T. Heimbold who,
being duly sworn doth say, lis preparation. con.
tam no narcotic, no mercury. or other ;pintion,
drugs, but are purely vegetable.
Sworn ani subscribed before DO, this I'D day Of
November, lS5l -
IN WA IIIBRARD.
Alderman Ninth street. allows Race, Phila.
Address Letters for information ia confidence
ii T. HkLMBOLD, Chemist
PAIa.
beware Of COunterfcits
AID USPRINCIPLED DEALERS
" no endeavor to dispose or THgIR oyy" and
o'aer articles Oh the reputation attained by
HelHloold's Genuine Pr paratio :.
Extract Buehu.
sarsaparilis.
Improved Rose Wash.
sold by all Druggists everywhere.
hSk FOR HELnBoLD'S-T4KE NO OTHER.
C"t out the advertisement. and send for il, a.d
F''a mPo'ttioH ari RsTosus Iysp
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TNHE subscriber hereby gives public notice to
L all concerned, that he has been duly ap.
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust Of
an Administrator of the estate of
DANIEL LuFkIN, late of Deer Isle,
in the county of Hancock, mariner, deceased, by
giving bond the law directs; he therefore re-
quests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceascd's estate, to make immediate payment
and those who have any demands thereon to ey-
hibi; the same for settlement.
WILLIAM CoNARY
Deer Isle, March Is, 1858, -
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sCELLANEOCs.

ANY article not embraced in the above
.ehee uIc. which may be exhibited, will be
examined by committee ana premium
awarded according TO its merit But ex-
hibitor must attach a card thereto, marked
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Society will hold its Sixth Annual
Exhibition en- Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, September 23d, Oath, and 18th,
1868.
Competitors, to be entitled to free aI'aiss-
,on, must make their entries before 10 clock
\. NJ, Of the second day, Committeeman
will, the day Of serr,ce, be admitted Ticket
free.
S. WATSON, A. s. II. 4. S.
BY Order of the Trustees,
Ellsworth, May 4th, 1868.
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yTFR an extensive practice Of upwards Of Twenty
\ years continues To secure Patents in the United
oar. am n Cre,, Britain France and ether Freign
countries Cacat- Specifications, Bonds, Assignments
ana ali ppers or Drawing, for Patents executed lib
era, 10, ms and with dispatch Researches made into
American or Foreign works to determine the nAs W
utility Of Patents OF lnveniions-and FEal OF oh,'
rendered IN all matters iouchliR inc SAINT ~,
claims q any patent furnished bS renh''hs ohe b''
Assignments recorded at Washington
The Agency is not only he largest IN Ne" hnEahd nu'
through inventors have advantages Tor securing fA
tents. Of ascertanIBg the patentah''y 9" hFeh'"s' u"
surpassed ny, /, 'ot 'V,a r,i,,ls lai5v
can DC GU ieL .',st ,,opr sICEFSSrII ar mn
glNsn ir9.e t,.at n2u t = = - ,CFss
" r. ~, e -. az t ,ny,Nr,EFs ,Sn ,pIi
II iiih ht-si th'or "r ~ 80 - -, - =, no
II l. ne "onh al 'nS' Nv ,aS HI Of the Kind
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-29

Alta Court Of Probate hoasn At Ellsworth, within and
for the County Of Hancock, thu fhh Wednesday Of
April, A. d. lSe3
THOMAS WARREN, Executor Of the VIII of SvaTey
Gross late OF Deer lsle. in said county, deceased,
having presented his rst and final unt Ct Admins
tration upon said deceaseds os.ate 3. PROBATE
OraeTe3 That the said Executor give notice to all per
sons interested by causing copy this be publish
ell three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American,
printed in Ellsworth that they may appear st Probate
Court to he holden at Ellsworth the thirl Wednesday
OF tuue next nj ten Of the cok in the forenoon, and
shew cause IL they have, why the same Should not
be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true ccpy-Attesti
IL 4 A BGRrI ErT, Register.
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Fl HORTICULTURE.

For best specimen of each of the following
varietits,
For best five stalks Of celery. FIVE stalks OF
rhubarb or pie plant, ten table turnips,
ten table carrots. ten table beets, ten ta-
bic parsnips, five ruta bagas, ten onions,
three heads of cabbages. ten tomatoes,
three Hubbard squashes, three musk mel
ons. three citrons, three pumpkins, six
ears of sweet corn. Five dollars are APP
propriated for distribution in premium.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-29

At Court Of Probate holden Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Hancock, en- tbs twenty nnth day Of
April, A. 7. 1s65:
1 Alive W. LUFkIN. widow Of Daniel Z. Lufki in late
~ of Deer Isle, deceased. having made application
70 me for an allowance out Of tie personal Of laid
deceased and also tn at Commissioners may be appoint
ed to set out her dover In said Estate.
Ordered,-That the said Olive W. Lufkin give notice
70 ali persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order be published three successfully il the Es
worth American printed in Ellsworth that they may APP
pear at Probate Court to be holden at Ellsworth said
county. on the third Wednesday q Jure next ten
Of the clock the forenoon and shew if any they
have. why an allowance should not le made.
PARKER TUCK, Judge
true copy,-Attest
II A A. BARrLErr, Register
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A Court q Probate holden Ellsworth within aid for
tie County of Hancock, the 9Th Wednesday OF
APR, +. l>t-3;
y Ahfa y lrsas, late q Sullivan. in saIi county
d ceasci naA presented his Second
ot riio,, sad deceaseds estate probate:
ort.red ra the s Al,aiustrator give notice thereof
"a s.. prs Interested hy causing copy Of ts order
be papishel three weeks s4cccssssly in the Ellsworth
American printed in Ellsworth. tlis th nay appear
Probate Cur; be- holden a. Ellsworth the third
Wednesday ot june next. at q the cio,k In the
forenoon and shaw caIs-, if any they have. why the
should be allowed.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
A true copy,-Attcst.
Il A BARTLETT, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-29

AT Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth within and
tor the County OF Hancock, on the ffh ednesiay Of
April, D. 1858:
TOBIAS ROBERTS, Executor Of the viii of Thank full
i kod'ck, late Of Eden, in said County deceased
having PR scented his first account of nstra.ion
upon said deceased's estate for probate:
Oraeredfhat the said Executor give notice thereof
70 an persons Interested BY caasn, copy Of this order
to be published three weeks ssiyey III the Ellsworth
Aiee fse printed at Ellsworth that they may appear at
Probate Court be hohen At Ellsworth on he third
Wednesday ut June next of the clock in the
forenoon, AID shew cause. II any they have why the
same should be allowed.
60 PARKER TUCK, Judge.
- A, A. BARTLETT Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-29
EoREcLoSURE OF MORTGAGE.

William Littlefeld, on the Sd day Of January,
A D. lois, by his mortgage de d OF that date,
and recorded at Hancock County Registry vol. h.
page Sc, having conveyed to the late Frederick
Weber, a lot Of land lying in Castne, bos nd ed
northwesteTly by the centre line. by land Of J,-
seph Wescott and the Hooper lot. southeasterlv
by Castine river, northeasterly by laud of Henri
Emerson and Of Jefferson Devereux, and south
westerly BY land Of VIM. b. Weber. and after
wards, on the ,euth day of January, A. D. lsGa,
sand mortgage aud the note therein mentioned,
having been assigned to the by the said Frederick
Weber, by his deed If that date, recorded a.,
said Registry. and the conditien Of said mortgage
having been broken, claim for closure thereof
CHS +. EMERSON.
Cas;ine, May 18th, isG3. ~
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DR.. E. G. GOULD
PIN-WORM SYRUP

Is the first aud only remedy or of red to tfe public fr
the eff Al removal II tie Ascariles, Pu-N, rms
ftom tho human y stem The high reputation s4s 9
tabiishrd Ia the last two years, AMI thesfac that i, is
fast sHpcrs all other remedies, Is the bcs; test
Of its great merit
II affords relief in twenty-four hours,
and an entire Cure is Warranted,
when taken according directions, which accompany
each hate.
Thus syrup is also most valuable family eatartlc to
be AWAY Us when puy-ic is required esptcuitg FOR
CHI grsn II rr,cts the cretiois. gives thu
stomach ard bv-!. assisting Ia hsr 'ir;s 70 r.
store heath. II pBrc'y Of Jey table EItraets
uiuays safe and Ttii4si,.
C. tiERVEY, sole Proprietor
SNin Il ston nv gro c GOODWIN X co. u Mar
shall sire, and other AssaIe Druggists. Al H. tai.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-05-29
POULTRY

BREAD, HONEY, MAPLE SUGAR AND FLOWERS.
For best loaf of rye and Indian bread. 90
For best loaf of wheat bread made
without saleratus, p
For best specimen OF honey not less
than 10 pounds, 90
Greatest and best display of house plants
by one lady, to be kept up during
the Fair, 5 90
Best Bpquot. so
Best 10 los. Maple sugar. 50