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Land in Franklin. He.

A BOUT l5.o00 Acres of Laud-supPcsei 10
~ contain, on an average, about hye thou'.
and Of stgmpsge to an acre. Of spruce, hemloek
and pine. besides much hard wood, and good
growth of young, thrifty iuniper--a pond or lake
near the centre, of about l000 acres. with a good
water power at its outlet. This pond flows, by
the present dam, about 1000 acres of meadow,
which can be put into grass, to great advantage,
by Withdrawing the tlowage
The Mill is but Il short distance from tide wa
ter, where the lumter is loaded.
This property by mortgage fell into the hands
of the present owners, who reside at II distance,
aud the land will DC sold at an immense bargain
to any ono who has the faculty ana inclination to
manage it.
For further information apply to Col j, l..
LAwREycs, or to LEVI BARTLETT d CO.,
swiSy No. Long Whart, Bosros.
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:. soidisrs' Special Notice. Do your au,v
FILLS ofSrNgNT Fsr r-~ra, -. 49, = :
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- ~ 70 Ase Rex via every kax Oa}y Is rsrs,
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secured for Invalid Soldiers, W dows or ueirs.
u Every Solder wounded IL battle disabled by sick
disease 3cGel in the service, while in the
line OF his duty, Is entitled 10 Pension.
l-Ths " dow AMI Minor Cliiren Il every Soldier who
dcs in the service, Is Killed in battle dies Of dis
easenr wounds GeIsfastei II the service, entitled
= Pension
- Bounty Of So2 : due and can he obtained by
i'T the Hnil@ Children, ftthcr Mother or Heirs Of
every s-4dl-r wh5 IS k4te4 dies Ia the service
as9 teAcN pay arrears q pay. and al allowances
dGe Tie sal'I.e. AT tie tune u his death.
- All Pensions commence on! the date Of the ap
Flcat,oa, ia eaet case.
Applications sent me by mail giving fall particulars,
viii ee promptly attended 10 aud information given
oCrtHARlE, 4 postage stamp e;SSssi TO pay
postage
The pramptes attention viii he given to all claims en-
isuse 10 me, am ~ ek1rses .,t 10 u.ry moderate
Let al sh2 have c,aiHls b. sure and cali upon
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A, BARTLETT Register

r. the Honorable Parker Tuck Judseof Probate, within
and Tor the Cduaty Hancock:
IIJMkLY shows Joseph Brewster, duariian OF Mar
garst :. Brewster, minor and cEii Of Margaret u.
brewster ate Of 6ucksPot IN said unity, married Wo-
ual deceased that the said minor il interested ia the
real estate 81 Obadiah punt ell, Abigail pouncii and
Mary DO nell hate u York, in the county OF frk. de-
ceased and nov the hands Of Buckley Dann H. Is Ad
ministratnr Of the estates u the said Abigail and
ihe said Ward beug entitled 20 the same through her
deceased mother Margare. d, Bregses and that adj
yantageous offer has been made for said Wards ateEest
therein Of three hundred dollars and hryons cents,
$500 81 by said Buckley pnnnri u said York, and tina.
il would be r the nelt Of said minor and oil concern
ed thai said offer shoui immediately be accepted, AID
that her said inisrest in said deceaseds estate Should be
disposed Of and the proceeds thereof put out and secur
ed u her on interest Your petitioner therefore prais
that your Monor would grant him license 10 dispose OF
the same accordingly. agreeaby to la OF this state IN
such cases made AID provided.
JOSEPH BREWSTER.
Buck sport, Jan 6, A D ls63.
Alta Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth. within and for
the County Of Hancock, on the first Wednesday Of
January, A. d. 1868.
on The foregoing Petition OrderciThat the Petition
err give notice to all persons Interested by causing cory
Of the petition and order Of Court thereon to be published
three weeks Excessively Ia the Ellsworth American,
uewspaper printed Ellsworth that they may appear at
Probate Court to be held Ellsworth, in said county,
on the first Wednesday Of February next at ten clock IN
the forenoon and slew cause II any thsNhaVe why the
payer of said petition shoa d not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest-A A. BARTLETT, Register.
true COPY of the petition and order Of court thereon
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Marching Along. Glory Halleluiah,
Viva America, and Gay and Happy.
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EoaEcLosURE II Mogr58GE.

Whereas, Thomas r Hammond e Colds
borough. in the County q Has ek AID State of
Mare, en- tae seventeenth dsy u Nay. tsb.lS53
by Lis deed Of mortgage Of thA; dt.e, recorded
in HAaeeck r. sistry, Yelgme l92. page IA. con-
Keyed = The un4eE.i zucI csT,4ia lot OF parcel
Of land s5taatei 10 GcuIIsborou-h aforesaid and
described =. fellows. 70 Wit Beginning at the
c,rtre = toe tesa road leading from Abaer l.
Tr<ey's to Stlizsaa 1gPs.ls. a; Peia: tsFee rois
ata + the hs1ss thru Occupied by fatus h.
ii aui rzsniaE north ten r0ds g. lac centre q.
i-s rad: tsen,e w1.i 81 n s4t angles across tie
IL = Abel P. ClaEk's eastern line; taeuee south
- sid Ciarks eastern llne ten reds: ;heaec east
acres tie 1t 30 tie place Il esinainS the las;
-asEEl4ad Ice = be three reis south Z tie main
house ten osssPici by Ku;as Hill. together
~ al Tie haitiia-s tAerreE; aui ~heFeas. the
ea5.;isa Of sd mortgage kayias been broken.
Asleay claim to e3ose the same. and give tbs
za:5ee, ae-erI.a; IL tie statute 10 such case made
a1d fs-s.-s4. PETER l. hill
By AESq Wl>sELL, Lis ATTY.
Jaaaa-y = lsf3- -
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Special Notlfes.
HALT e! HALT!
hCRY FROM WASHINGTON
Volunteers Attention
~ Wives, Mothers and

Sisters,
Whose husbands, Sons and Brothers are
,,rr,nq IN he Army, cannot put INTO tae'r
kaop,acks more necessary or valuable g'f
ham n fac bores of II o l. L o " A y
pJIIS md OINTMENT. They insure
b,,,l,h epen Under The exposure Of Solder
If. OaR - cents Boz or Pot.
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WAR CLAIMS
FOR II 4 NCOCh UNTY.
Hariag o5tsiaed c LICENSE, as Repaired
by The Ercise Ld'rs Of 1850, 10 act as
CLAIM 4GENT,
The subscriber IS prepared to secure Pensions for
Wounded or Disabled Soldiers, Widows.
Minor Children, &c.

4RREARS or PAY s. BOUNTY MONEY
secured Tor Invalid Soldiers Widows or usirs
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Carriages and Sleighs,

WATER STREET. ELLSWORTH
Carriages. Sleighs, Team Wagons and Wheel,
Of all kinds, built to order. Repairing done in
the best possible manner
PAINTING done with neEtuess and dispatch.
Blacksmith work of all kinds done by an ex pc
rieuced hand. 40
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Wow A. the time TO Subscribe for the
Ellsworth American
FOR. 1900.
One Dollar and Fifty Cents only
in ddrance &!

The IXth Volume of the Amerisan
commences January 23d, 1868. One
aollar and Fifty Cents, in advance, will
nay for a copy for one year.
The Publishers hope, and confidently
expect, to make the American a welcome
visitor into every loyakhousehold in the
county. It will be their aim to give sill
the important and reliable
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Ia .zs.-75i-r her-Ay give r .Fc nolss 20 an
| -eraai RAJ h= ka- s-ssn d4tf appointed and h4s
.kea -is taa>t., IL trsi 4 A.ass.-Aaf :. sAs
ess4az es
CHARLES y JARyIs ate = Castife-
IN lie esaHty = IIaBegeS- trs.ier, deceased. I ;
,l- bol.ls - sas 2w s.i-esg b .A11ef req -. all
-s. sA5 are .Isrse4 r. SO <sI 3aet<l's st. a.
l-.za .szei4.e v4ye=l;. al3 t5ass no have aay lie
.!-saa.. 80 A...a.s ~ < ssi=s5eHt5
CllA'S i. MCDONALD.
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flNll under, cned take this method to inform
I the citizens OF Ellsworth and vicinity TINT
they have recently fitted up maehiaeyy for the
manufacture of
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The subscriber keeps constantly on
hand, = largo ami varied stsek Of
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PsTeHT AND THospsoalAs HsDIclses

4 ne genuine Siaatfss Razor Sisaps.
FIGS Candies W AshiHg Powders SOAP Dye stuEs Trsss
Supporters, Spices Of all kinds, Citrea, CUE
rants, ksisits. Tasfarsa5s Irish
Mos. HeAles. &C. &c.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

The late John J. Critteuden, Of Ken
tucky, was at one f,ne engaged in de-
fcnding : man who had been indicted for
capital oifense. lAlher an elaborate and
powerful defense, hS closcd his effort By
the following striking and beautiful allie
CORY: sFs
s.When Col IN hit eternal counsel con-
eeista tile thought if mans creation. t.
called to him the three ministers who
wait constantly upon the throne Justice
Truth and Mercy7and thus addressed
them: Shall we ihake mali :" Then
sad Justice: % God. make him not.
for he will trample Upon thy laws Truth
made an answer alsok % God. make him
not. for he will POLITE shy sanctusries.
But Mercy. Dropping down upon her
knees. and looking Zip through her .tears.
exclaimed: o God. make shsm. I will
watch over him with my care. through
all the dark paths Which he may have Ia
tread Then God made man and said 10
him: % man, thou4art the child Of Mer.
cy; 90 and deal wi.hhhy brother"
The jury. when bel had finished. were
drowned in tears. ahd against evidence,
and what must have been their own con-
vietions. brought in verdict ef not guilty.
ari.f- 4-4E
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

A correspondent. writing from Cairn to
the Bs~t0n .is1cest;ser. gives the f.llow;ng
description ofs t:nvrrnn,rns printing nfI;cs.
in that city: ..Wr next visis.d the t;ov-
.rnmrnt printing ofiics. shichis sisnatetl
in : large baibling near the hanks af the
Nile. % THE spacious court yai,i. sbs,us
which the vari.us apart~rnss are pIscssl.
w~ found u the d.nr IT fhe raan wlIicl,
w~ fis.t entered = ririurrsque krnsip IT two
Arais svsted ar'n . carpet in tide sr~n
air engaged in rro.,f.r.diag Clue held
the cnIy and the ether the prcof-shcct.
masking qu~sr little arshie characters Il,
thu margin ~ they procccd~d. PaYing
hui nsm~nt here. we cnfers-d tho spsrt-
n,cnt, where we found Arab wrk,ncn
cigsesd in MI the processes Of the renr-
l~siae rsosa VI any printing afkse The
Arabic alphahet naturally c..n,sins but
tuenty--ight l..is-rs. but the printed aAris-
bet rsYnirrs ,ssauy inare types on sces.unt
Il the dcahIs letters and csnstiu.sias,s
isrcrsssry hy yrrssos, ~ fhc peculiar shape
II thc rhsra,s.rs. in the same wsy that
the English PRINTED alrhsbct r,quircs .
dissincs syp&s f'r this csnsbinssisns. be-
csasc the s.srsFate { sn.lsl cannot stand
soe~fher sThe composing stick i m,de
- hid . single line Only. A. ii,e aszlic
laneusee rcsas frons ths right. rrquiring
the lines It t5pepso read ifsm left b. rixhs.
/ 80 puxxl.sl IT 6F.t iy observing that
tl1e ecupasits,f psusesded 10 81 istl<sx in
his stisk n slle saa,es wsy - we %. froas
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
MOVEMENTS OF TIE CONFEDE
RATES.

WAsliIxaroS. OFT. IA letter from,
the Array ii the Potomac says that for
two or three days past the enemy have
hcrn concentrating heavy force arennd
Msiiscn Court House, and on Friday
night and Saturday morning they moved
out of tswn. in . northw.rd direet,on. A
division IT f~inf.ntry .spd large body Of
eavslry and considerable artillery were
occasionally seen hy our sienalmen through
concralei the Rad. The object Of the
inave,nrnt c.nld sot 1t thai Time be deter
mined.
Yesterday evening reports from the
fr,nt represented that early in tbe morn
ing one ef Gen. Kilpasrick's cxvalry
lrigaslcr. cansistine Of the 5th Michigan.
5th New York. 7ih peEusylvania. aud
anotber reeimeut. aatssnpted reconncis.
sance an The south aide OF Rsberts,a' /
river Msen they were met by large
badly of Ssaars's rebel cavalry. A 6ght
ensusi. csmsiauisg M hour, when cur
cavalry fell hack upon their iulantry re-
serves. After another severe cuntcst thc
iufstttry !wcrc colnpeiIed 10 give way. and
eoi,s'derable aeneer 81 them ssrs crP'
turcd. H.. .9
= Aldcssehment Of f,our eavalry then dssh-
ed upon the ensny, rstsking III with tl,e
cxeertian 1t fifteen or twenty af oar iu--
fantry. Our entire f,rcc vas then pust,s
ssi back toward Calpsprr, skifn,ishing on
the .sy and eanlsssing every foet Of
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22
NOTICE TO cREpiroRs.

NYOTlCE il hereby gsven thai the au'lscriher
IN has eI,sainsvi fram she OrPh.n Y s,ours
of Sc. Mary eeaa'y IN MsFy'af 9 !;
ie:,ers Of adIninss.nsi..ss q. rae 'esss"'s.
s.fa.e of William, !. Langley, sHte 81
sa,d -aansv. dereased. NJ Pers"ns having
clsims assins, the aid deceassc are hese"y
warned so exhihr the sams with the rr"ref
vosches shsrenf. ." the ss''scri'er. "n GO sess'rf
the lth day af AnriI 1904. "sherwsse M''v may
BE- exci,ded hy lsw from NIL s'enehsai ule sasa
estate. Given ussdes my hand thss NJ oaS
al Oct, lS61.
.F3sH Adminissretor.
Oes. 1m. ie63--4w.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

RELEASED PROM ARRgsr.--The .Esstsa
(Md Gazette states that the parties re-
Gently arrested in that town while attend
ing political convention. have been re-
leased after Subscribing 10 the following
1--WE. the Subscribers, de hereby pledge
ourselves ar,d obligsts ly tIsis writsen
agreement that We will not, during The
present rebellion sgsinss the government
and authority Of the United Stsies. Or
ganize or assist in the organization Of ausy
party inimical or opposed 70 the admins
tration df said g.,verumcpt-that we. will
not nominate. assist in the nousfnsfion nor
vote for snv candidate or candidates f,r
Office Of district. county. State or general
governments who are in sympathy with the
so-called Confederates States government
or opposed 4, The vigorous prosecution Of
the war now waged for The complete sup
preston Of the existing rebellion. An
this We promise and pledge wiihaut any
mental reservation Whatever, wifk full
purpose 70 keep and observe tho same"
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

NOTICE TO cREpIr0Rs.

- ~0rfcE i, berebv Given that she saisscri-
IN hers hase ohtainsd f"sm The oft.haass
C.ur, sf 81. Mary eossnty. 10 Mssyisnd' 'es.
,.,~ az ,,mini, ,rr,i.,u ..n aie persena eHsa,e 0
Ressian.in Mckay. late sf sas.i e"a"y. as'
cSased. Ailrers"ns hsving cia,ms sc.ans. ia
said deceased are hs,shy warned 70 exnH'ss sas
.,.,. .,;,l, tie nr..,,er vSrhes tlsr~s,f se ths
.mh.c,;,..r. a,, or ,,sfs,rs lhe lih day ef Arm
1854, otherwise h<y u'sy Ne excadse ~ NV
ir.m all l<n~ii of the said estase. Isren IN
der our la,.ds thss tst day 81 tfs. ieoS
SARAH JANE MCKAY.
wM. C. BEAN.
Administrators
Oct. LIST. lS63-lw.
St. Mary's gazette., 1863-10-22

we~.es. Ih<| sen.rsIiss 4 ~ 4. ia
sa4 ls. !. le r. svsry 9 1lse 1k., ] go
hin y kner md nIIeviute. tie enlIfr-
IN 5llt tlsf eteldre rl 1l1n 611 =
hroep1 5e~st. and llacrs The c. IIli9
dEau1llt - MI psrchrd sni frssrvd :ips;
4 y uemanglh1t watches over - III infsn-
-. s1hxt eusanlp ~ from every dsaees IN
ehiI1kaa, ss1 awsksns II aur Heart :
Ilsse - rrliGioa. and teaches - 10 pray 10
llfsvsn IN sdverify nc nd sad somfart.
They sre oasf playnstrs and eosnpsnious is
yepth II susalliodd sssr partners ,,nd enus-
fartses sudain old NE the solss< Of our
declining yrsrsL II q woman sho COM
farss and euisles n in sflictacn. and
snsontlses NE thorny lnshs II life With
lavr and tesslrFucss Aftrr the prrpIex-
iMK sud wssrying sarcs. IT the day are
over md disappointed aud disheartenrd
We tnrn towards aur homes. With the
usarks uf casc and trouble plainly depicse,l
en orr coauirnances. .nd IN our hearts We
had alsnest issrrn,i,ssd tn give up the
stFue21e in drspsir. no sooner do We meet
she besn,ing h'pk aud pleasant ssnile of q
dear sp6 cspfding mansan thar oil tho
sssrks ~ csrs are quickly chased from our
faces aud every kelinx 1t despair driven
fruln osr hcsrth; and, with 8 nc~ 3fe cling oi
elasticity mid lifs We drsrrniue Ia b~gi.
again the struggle on the morrow, with
renewed energy snd psrr~serspce. and
with : d~fsrminssisa, 30 succeed In aur
allotted tssk for har sake. u. shat pow
sr hath wonsan's smile over man: I: In
anger slse h powerless. in scosn she is
hsrmlrys. bus when .he brings to bear
upon him her swr-t.rt smile. she Il per-
fecsly irrrsiaxl,le And what will wonaa,.
n"t sacrifice for the man she loves? She
viii lcsye home. parents. fortune. aud
friends. and cling e. him through power
ty and misfortuns.. Thee is nothing
more b~susiful. mare true. ,nore constant.
"r more hating on earth than woman 3
lave. Ads~rity, eaIumay, even crime
viii not separate her 1--we from him who
gained its frst. iis purest and deep-s,
truth. cali not that feeling lore that il
born 81 passion; I deem NOT that lore can
spriug into existence In moment, or Dc
barn af . glan:e from bright eyes q. no!
w"rds may mas speak. but lifctime's de-
voted acts Of tender caustancy. alone give
rros.f Of love! -
Man Is bcaiolden to WON An fur all that
he holds usnst dear in life. They ara the
authors Of es,r life and being. thu protec.
tors At our fs.bls infancy. the guardians
and teachers of our youth. thu friends and
partners of more mature years. aud the
delight of o,ir old age. II is Il, woman
that We are Indebted far religion and n.o-
rslisy. fur. wheu rcn,osed from their pu-
rifying indueace men become callous and
brutal, losing slI respcct and .:cccncy aud
falling lover and lower until they becon,e
degfadrd beneath tho brute b,.asi. Then.
l~t woman always receive thy respect and
attention. and ia their pleasing and enter
tanning society. ysur heart will bccame
purgrI of every semblaner af insmorsliiy.
aud your ,houghss hccnu.e pure and un-
tainted ~ Id cLilihod Such il the in-
furncr .f chast- s,nl virtuous wancn over
the perysrsr and wsy~ari nature of nrn