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was female called Betsey, familiarity known to the.
public as "Old Bst'' She was shot near Alfred, in
Maine, while travelling. by some rustic rullans, ont
of sheer vant"nuess. The next one Was also called
Retscy and By singular coincidence she met her
death in similar manner near Woonsocket, Rhode
Isand In the latter case, some OF the parties con-
cerned in the outrage were discovered. 4nd made 70
pay dearly for their amusement. Old Romeo vas
one Of the largest elephants ever brought to this
country and vas Of different breed from any other
that has been here, his tsks being but few inches
in length He vas one Of the most VICIOUS ANIMALS
He died at Somerstown in - OF ,So, chained 70
tres ftom vu overdose ef ptohfosAy the uecsssdty
for applicahonsoi which wii prs.sn oe snSn: -
days. He was an animal Of fine appearance, and
yery we'll trained, and well known throughout the
country. He Was at the building Of the old Zoo
lorical institute in the B0wery during the vintess
of 80 and 81, whence he went to the West Indies
While there, he went into pond for hath one days
and, refusing to leave it, several balls were hred
mitch ,asS nun he es deS Lsds D.i. die heroine d
| Charles ,Reade's "Jack-of-all.Trades," was here
about 1884, and played at both the PARK :nd
Bowery Theatres, after which she vent TO Phila-
delphia. She vas in charge Of IN East Indian uAr
tive keeper While in this city. she got loose one
night and vent through the Bowery and Chatham
streets, pumping water from the pumps which tnsn
n .ss esss Sc S.a her ss s.
the mischief generally. In Philadsapha, her per.
competition sprung up between the managenento
the Chestnut and the Asch-Stzest Theatres - n
which should have her services both houses eaesu
ing that she ;:.usd nss a9uss e v
strueeling for her possession, one having Aer oy
tSe trunk and the other by the tail. both pulling
rovsrful animal thsG came to this country sbo1d
'29. He va. on very good terms vlsn m,nkmd.oa
vas extremely quaTrelsoms with his u loW.beases
He has bsen known % nneck tne nsss e'ep.a.
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HxApoujershs GoyERN0R's MOUNTED GUARD,
RIcsMoSp, March ~, 1865.

RICHMOND, March 1ls iS"o. ,
IAN AUTHORIZED by the Governor
j of virginia 70 RECRUIT TENaer FIETkHN
,nore MEMBERS for this command. from pessons
ave ana CITY years. or from detailed or other per-
sons liable to state service. The horses o. the
members Of this command are not liable to impress
pent BY the Government. Apply 20
@. B. LIPOcONB, Lieutenant commanding
once on Fourtet r.th street. new Aayo's bridge
NH 22-6te
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INTERESTING CID p TER ON
CIRCUS ELEPHANES

An entsrprising msnagerie proprietor,
in New York, has just published IN in-
teresting history of all the famous ele-
plants who have exhibited in this coun..
try. ThR names of the animals. will
bring up great many pleasant recollec-
tions Of those days when "going to the
circus" was IN event to be remembered i;
when gentleman in suit of tights and
spangles was IN object of the warmest
admiration; and when the man Who con-
trolled the huge elephant Of the process.
sion was looked upon with as much in.
terest IS corps commander is now. We
make the following extracts from the
sh0wman's account:
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Office TO TRESPA6SERS.-All AL
IN persons are hereby warned against tEesPsss.
inr on the ma wing baween the river and the
canal, and bounded on the west BY Lock Mo. !: !:
commonly known a. the :" eeashee m,A PFops:1ZE.. 81.
nevard II one hnndred dclla1s will be paid tos
the arrest and conviction of any person VINO snaii
cut down or remove any Nod nom the same;
NH aa-at !. THOMAS H.. WYNNE. =
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1t rios FROM 1Hg.
Ut II''N 7 HUI I'M
American Watch Co.

1t having come to our knowledge that imitation,
1T the American Watch have been put upuh the
market Ia great number. calculated hy their utter
worthlessncss to Hure the reputation ui our gpHuse
products, to protect own Interests a tt pubic
from Imposition. We again lntli, the trade marks
by which our Watches may invariably be known
We manufacture four st!ics oi Watches.
The FIRST has the
"AMEIiitAN WAT II co NiltaIa, Mas, "
engraved on the inside plate.
The SECOND ta, the name
"ArPLEIoN, TRACY 4 co, Wal,ham, Mas, =
engraved on the inside plate
The THIRD has the
~. 5. BAKrLErl, Naltiam, Mass engraved
ON tho inside plate.
All the above styles have the maine Americ N
Watch Go printed Oh the dial, and are Mirrehled IN
every respect.
The FouLrH has the name
"WN. ELLEHN, Boston, Mass, ," engraved on the
inside plate, and Is not named on the dial
All the above described watches arr made of yari.
on. sizes aud arr sold in gold or silver cases, as
may be required.
Ii is hardly possible for us to accurately describe
the numerous limitations 10 which We have alluded
They are usually inscribed with names 80 ncarN
approaching Our own a. 10 escape the observation
OF the eeustonIt,i buyer. Some are represented
rs made by the II Mon Watch Go Inston Miss
such company existing SpuFs named the
"Sollicr's Watch to be sold our Fourth of
Vim. Elery style, usually known as the soldiers
Watch Others named the Appleton Watch
COY Others the ~. : hartley" instead ri our l.
: BARTLETT besides many various named ia SUCH a
Inunner as 10 convey the idea that they are the
,eritabc productions of tbs American W atch Tom
pany.
We also caution the public, and particularly
soldiers. against buyimg certain urticcs CALLED
watches, freely advertised in illustrated papers as
"Arny Watches ''uifcrrs' Watches Magic
Time Observers" "Arcaua Watches, %c., thu prices
of which are stated To be from seven to sixteen
dollars. good watch In these times cannot be
afforded for any such money
\ little altent On on the part of buyers viii pro
iect them from gross imposition.
ROBBINS APPLETON.
Agents for the American Watch co,
Is. broadway, New York.
1ml5
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HunncWell'S Tolu AnOdyne.

The real necessity Of this splendid preparation was
two-iod, and well has il proved how Ibis necessity
has been met To have II true and natural OptItt
for eases Of Loss of Sleep and Nervous Debility,
and fnti-Spasmotic for all Neurdiyic, Rhenmat,sm,
Gout Hystoria, Pdraiytic 81, JHas Dance eases rs
AN inward application without producing any of the
horrors, bad effects OF Opium, preparations of
OPiam, but preparation that, should 1t fail of
reaching the complaint wonld leave stain OF de-
bility behind. For Tooth and Earache, for Ncrvo S
or common Sick Headache, for the suffering in
Monthly Menstruation Distress after Eating, il is
almost inia liblc. II is the production OF ccebra
ted herb from India, perfectly natural in its color,
uniform in action, and by confidence to test H. vii.
be found the greatest necessity in Every Family.
This preparation has the most unqualified confidence
confidence OF large numbers of Physicians, Is CON
trolled by thorough knowledge Of medicine aud it
j. the wish of the proprietor that it be accepted
with perfect confidence by all, free from every
species of quackery, and based most perfect laws
In Materia 4ledica.
sS-Asthma and Diptheria, have been radically
cured by the Anodyne, are among its great points.
JOHN l.. lluNNEWELI, PEorRIEroH,
Practical Chemist, Boston Mass.
H0-For sale by all dealers in medicine.
Sold by q. q. PECK, Ellsworth, Maine.
w. +. Phillips, H. II. Hay, and W. WWhippe,
wholesale Agents, Portland. lml7
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Cleanse the Blood.

WITH corrupt disordcrcd or Initiated Blood, you
w sica all over 1t may burst out in fimplcs,
or Sores or In active disease, or 1t may mere
~ keep you listcss. depressed and good for nothing
But you cannot have good health while Your blood
Is impure. AYERS sARsAfARIi.i.A pnrgcs ont these
impurities and stimulates the organs "i Ute Ito
vigorous action restoring the health and eNpclling
disease, Hence IL rapidly curcsa variety of com
plants ~ldch caused by impur'y of the blood
sucl, IA SyoGsia or Kings Era Tamqrs, UiceIv,
Erupfions Pimpies, Btotches, Boits, 81. dmkonBs
FIRE, Rose or Ergsipeias, Totter or SAT- Rheum
.Scaid Hco9 Ring Horn, Cancer Cdnceroas tn.
ynors, Sore Eg,s, Female Diseases. such as Refen
so Syphilis or pfnriet Diseases, Lirer Complaints
and H,art Diseases. Try AYERS sARsAItARiLLA.
and for yourself the surprising activity with
which it elcauses the blood any cures these disof,
During late years the public have been mised by
large bottles, prctcndinc-to give quart OF Extract
nf Sarsaparilla for one dollar Mos, of these have
been frauds upon the sick, for they not only contain
little IL any, Sarsaparia, but often no curative
properties whatever. llenec, bitter disappointment
has followed the of the various extracts OF
Sarsaparilia which food the market, un,ii me name
Fscif has become s,uomy nous Will, imposition aud
cheat sill We call this compound "earsnpartlia,"
and intend to supply sucli remedy NJ shall tsscue
the maine from the load OF obo'in{, WHICH rests
anon il. We think have ground tor believing
it has virtues which Irresistible by the ordinary
run of i,,e Diseases II is intended to cure. We can
only assure the sick, that We offer them the best
alternative which We know how 10 produce, and we
Jaye reasons believe IL is by far the most ceeu
III puriiicr of the blood vel Recovered by ANYBODY
AYERS CnERgV PECToghf. is 50 universally
known to surpass every other remedy for the of
Coughs. Coid.. fndac..f, Hour eness, Group,
Broachitis fnc,picRt Consumption, anil Tor the rclic
of Consumpt,e Patients in adN anced stages of the
discasc, that it is useless here To recount the e'-
.icuc, Of its virtues. The world knows them.
Prepared hy DH. J. &. AYER & Co, Lowell, Mass,
and sold by Calvin e. ieek, Ellsworth Me. 2ml2
Sold at Who'll, safe by NJ F. Philips, Portland, : A,
Iiowcs Gu Belfast ". l.. Alden Co., Bangor
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M. "A r r I Il d.

East Trenton-20th inst. by Rev. W. A. Dur.
fee, Mr.. William l.. Miles to Miss Julia A. His-
gins, both Of Hancock.
Bluehill-l9th inst, by Rev. J. F. Eveleth, Mr..
Leonard Long to Miss Lauretta b. brown, both Of
0rland.
Ellsworth-Ma goth, by Rev. DR.. Tenney,
Mr.. William Il. King to Miss Clara c. Reynolds,
both Of Trenton.
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Mrs PAgrISaroN INsubTEp--The White Noun
,ains of New Hampshire evidently great III
tnsttutionvery high, heavy frosts, beautiful view,
four dollar dinners Bot the practical eye of ccr-
tain renowned Drake, these smootii-faccd rocks
and thereupon adorned and varigatcd the bride path
10 the TipTop House with his familiar s. T-isoo-
Y PLANTATION BIrrEGs. This raised tue ire OF
the Mrs. Partingtons composing thu Legislature 81
the Granite State who got their wise heads together
outlawcd Dr. Drake, and make 1t penal offence to
ply the artistic brush on their beloved hills. Verify,
the fine arts are at discount in New Hampshire
ouere-pid brake pay them for this splendid adycr.
fisemcnts 2wlS
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AT Court Of Probate olden Ellsworth within and for
the County Of Hancock, on the fourth Wednes1y Of

To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge VI Probate within
and for the County Of Hancock.
I'SrllER Il. OSG)OD Of urlan1, In sail UNITY, re
IL specially represents that she is heir at law in the
real estate OF Hugh H. Carr late of said Orland. deceas
ed; to wit in land connected with the home farm and also
in sesera! wood lots at Grea. Pend Mountain
cont aiming several hundred acres, and all lying in said
town of orlandthat the personal property of said de
ceased ismJre than suice1t TO pay all his debts and
charges of admlnst fation-hat said land is suffering
strip waste, and petitioner is entitled to
eighth share Of the and is DESTROYS Of holding her
share in seyeralty with all the others viz: Nary Ann
Page Bucksport, Elizabeth s. Turner Of Pennbseotsu
san Cotton Nancy Starr, Elisha Carr Sarah L.. Carr
all Of said urand, and HELEN :. Carr daughter Of the
late George W. Carr Of Buckspor, said Helen ;. now
Jing in Dorchester, Mds.) equal shares to each
Wherefore your petitioner prays that Commission OF
division upon said estate be appointed aud afti-
ton Of sa.i estate deereed, according To law.
ESTHER H. OSG0OD.
Done at Probate Court Ellsworth; April 26h, ls65.
At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within and
for the County of Hancock, on tie fourth Wednesday
Of Apr !, A. D. ls65
Ga tie foregoing petitlon Oriered That the petition
or give notice to all persons Interested by causing
cop, of this order to be Published three weeks success
lively in the Ellsworth American newspaper printed AT
Ellsworth and also fourteen days personal notice on the
Heirs residing in the state that they may appear at
Probate Court be holden at Ellsworth in said County,
on the third Wednesday Of June next at ten Of the
clock in the forenoon and shew cause, amy they have,
why the payer OF said petition should not bo granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Altcst--Ggo. A. DYER, Register.
tru cops u tac petition AMI order OF court thereon
l9d AtIest,--iLo, paDK, Il s'-tet'
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TO TESE LADIES':
Both Married and Single. Y
THE OLDEST REGULATOR FOn FEMALES
DR.. Cheeseman's Female Pills

VIII immediately relieve. without pain, all disturb
,uce. of the periodic discharge, whether arising
from relaxation or suppression They act like u
charm in removing the pains that accompany din
.,ult or innocratc mcn<truatiuu, anu the only
safe and rrIiab. remedy for fiuse, Sick Headache,
Pains in the inins Back aid Sides, Ialpiiatian OF
the Heart, Nervous Trcnors, Mysteries, SJsisius.
broken sleep, and other unptasani and dangerous
Ir 4. of an unnatural condition ut tli" sexual uuc-
iions. In the worst eases of Eh0r Illus, whites
they effect speedy cure.
Dr. Ghceseman'1 Female Pills
Have been used OVER OF iErEB OF \ CEN
TIRI. They offered rs the ONLY safe means OF
renewing interrupted men>t na;ion, but Lafies must
1fsr in mind that thrrt Is condition AZ ne 70
mat sydfIn in c4ch thcSe n II tHHat b tkeHri
ont produe ing a PEtt LIiR RESULT The con-
niifi5n rsf6rrc3 TO Is fREGNiAG f-'ha result.
NTSCIRR IiGE, such Is He ifri.tsiihif teHiency II
thr p,elic inc restore tAe scraai ictiuns nor
mai oend.tinn th1t III FeprtdecfiFe paeer Of
ratrrr caanot retsfH IIIEl CANNOT DO HARM
iu any other WAY.
DIR. Cheeseman's Female Pills
Ar. the eHlg Medicine ihaf MARRIED ANB SINGH
LADIES have relied upon for MANY tcArs or can Re-
Iii. form the ftHfst Preparations Fat firr F,i,
with tNMEnf VII and rfliSl>ltNr st, CESS. p1Nt
III pEftlN III. Take this aAVcftiscmeut 10 yulr
Druggist, aud tell hiin that trfHt Ns EEST nn5f
y,asf RELI tREE EEHiLE NEDItINEIN THE
UOELB, which i comprised IN
DR.. Cheeseman's Female pills.,
They have received. and are now receiving rhc
sanction OF the most eJIftet faH, far
INrt.T,tr blUht TIONS With each Bon prtt,
OHr Dufl1r per- For, cuHiaintnetrum - Ia ~ Pills
to the Proprietor. any authorized Agent IL cur
rent laudS.
SOLD ~ DECGGISfS GENERALLY.
HoTCIIiNs 4 ItILI.IEE, froyEt,tprs
~ cedar STREE, NciT fork.
eewiyia For Sale inl4lls"ortH 1Y {. O. rEth.
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~ ct loo.

w uEHEAS the town Of Ellsworth, at legal
w meeting, held on the 10Th day Of January
1865, Authorized the Solectmen of the town to
give to any person volunteering into the military
naval service of the 5, a town note for four
hundred dollars; nd whereas, two notes OF hand
made 10y us, running To Alexander b.
>taokpoc and enc running to William 3ollard
Jr, and placed in the hands OF the recruiting Of
fcef Ter these when they entered the service
as Volunteers; and whereas said Dollard and
Stack pole did not enter the service US volunteers
but substitutes and came into possession of said
notes therefore are not entitled to them by vote
of the town, therefore the public cautioned
a gaiust purchasing Or negotiating said n ties.
j. NJ. HALE, )Selectmen
j. W. WOOD, of
MOSES HALE, } Ellsworth.
Ellsworth, May 10th, 1865. 3wlS
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At Court NJ Probate holden Bucksport. within and
for the County Of Hancock the third Wednesday Of
May, 1865.
l AYES PiNhliAM, Administrator upon the cstae
/ Of stephen Blasdell, Jr.. lae Of OYland in SAID
county, deceased, having presented his first Of
administration upon said estate for probate:
ed,-fhat the said Administrator gives notice
10 ali persons interested, by causing copy Of this
order to be Published three eks IN the Ellis
worth American, printed in Ellsworth that thy may a
p"ara Probate Count td be holden Ellsworth In said
county TN the third Wednesday 4 June next AZ ten
OF the clock in the forenoon, and shew any they
have, why the should not Inc allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Auuecopy,-Attest,
10 GEO A. DYER Register.
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DIED.

New Bedford. Mass,-May 18th, Joseph Henry,
only child Of Mr.. j. Proctor Snow, aged Is years
and s months.
Calsis-6th inst, Harriet j., wife Of joseph
Granger, Esq, aged GG years.
Oceanville--May 18th, Deborah H., da gAter
Of Capt. Lsmuel Whitmore, aged p years,
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trmiici states Internal Revenue.

FIFTH DISTRICT OF MAINE, }
ASSESSORS OFFICE,
Ellsworth, May l2th, lsG5. }
N0llCE is hereby given, that on the third day
~ Of June next, at the Assessors Office in
Ellsworth, appeals will be received and dctcrmin-
cd by me- in all cases of erroneous excessive
Valuations assessments, or cuumeratiuns, made
by the Assistant Assessors of Hancock County,
returned in the annual Assessment Tor the year
ls65. under the act OF Congress entitled, An act
to provide into nal revenue to support the Gov
eminent, to pay the interest on the public debt,
and for other purposes approved June 80, lSGi,
and also the aet ot March ,, lsGj.
.ls n. 4. JOY, Assessor.
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At Court oil Probate held at Ellsworth within and f

Al Court OF Probate held at Ellsworth within and for
the County of Hancock, ON the fourth Wednesday OF
April, A. b. lS65
On the foregoing Petition dered,-Thatthe Petition
give notice To ALI persons Interested, by causing "a
cory Of the petition and orderof Court thereon to be pun
shcd three weeks excessively in the Ellsworth Amer
ican newspaper printed in Ellsworth, that they may h
pear ata Probate Court be held at Ellsworth. in said
county, the third Wednesday of June next, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon and shew cause il any they have
why the payer of said petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest-GEo A. DYER, Register.
OF the petition and order Of court thereon.
lgA Atiest-Gko. A. pfAh, Register
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At a Court Of pf-lntc hrl at Gucksport, Within and Ion
the t.uus of llaaeeeA. vi The third Wednesday oi
May A, p l>G1
Fst y. !, UNupop, lminjStratr upon the estate OF
/ trgl'ric NCbhCr ttrc ut tlstiHc, sail cuaHty,
ct-1i, having presented his fist account oil Admin
i.tF...is,u up0a said estate for probate:
Oyieeot
1lt the sli admins traar give tic to ali persons
interested, by causing COPY Of this order 10 h. lub,i-
ed titt weeks crs.iHcty in the Ellsworth American.
printed At fswort tint they may appear AT i Probate
Court 10 h. held at Elu9h, in SAL county, the
trst NelHeslty ul iuiy next. at ten OF The ciock
IA the fraup"n and shcw cause, l. any they have, why
Tie .ane should mt be allow I'd
PARKER TUCK, lge.
true py-Attest.
IL GEo A. DYER, Register.
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Probate n Offices.

Al Court OF Probate holden ut Bucksport within and
for the County nj Hancock, the third e,nesday of
May, \. D. 1865.
WILLARD ENEREt Y administrator Of the estate
w OF Peieg GrdnCr, late OF tastinc in said County,
eeascdhaving presented his first account Of admins
trfiiirn upon said estate Tor Probate.
Ordsrcd,-rtat the said Administrator give notice to all
pctsIs Interested by causing copy Of this order be
pub ished tire" weeks successfully in ilc Ellsworth
Americana printed Mt Ellsworth, that they may appear
at Probate Court to b. held Ellsworth the third
" eu,sdty Of June mkt, ten O'Clock in the fore.
noon, and shcw cause, iany they have, why the
should not be allowed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true cory,-Auest,
lgs GEo. A. DYER Register.
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N q II 4 &, II.

4 n consequence of rebuilding the Mt. Desert
Il Bridge travel will cease the same after
the 9th of May, instant, on the following days,
Monday, Tuesday A. Nj. ard Wednesday =. NJ,
Thursday AID Friday A. NJ. and Saturday p. NJ.
WV. THOMPSON, Agent.
Trenton, May 10, lsG5. II
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, J = = y = III " --I'--IID
w. l. Goods and Groceries
JOY 4 MASON.
DR.. PULSIFER,

Ep ENG DESTROYS of adjusting and closing up
, al unsettled accounts upon his Books, here.
by gives notice that he will give his special atten
ton to the same For Thirty Days. After which
time, they will be found in the hands of an At
t5rney. NJ. X. PULSlFER.
Ellsworth, May 10. 1865. 3wl7*
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To the IIos Parker Tuck Judge of Probate OF Ills, &c
within and for the County Of Hancock.
The petition and representation OF Hayes PInkha'n,
Administrator upon the estate OF Aaron T. bridges
that the goods and chattels belonging to the SAID de-
ceaseds estate, not sufficient BY the sum OF three
hun irud and forty dollars to answer the Just
debts which the said deceased owed at the time Of
his DEATH he therefore prays that your Honor would
grant him license 10 sell 50 much ol the real estate
of said deceased rs will produce that sum, that he
NAV be enabled 10 satisfy the said debts with incl
dental charges Of administration. .
HAYES PINkHAM.
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r. M Hon Parker Tuck, J # Probate, OF wills, &C.,
wtiu and for thr County OF Hancock:
HE petition and representation III Aimra Black Ex-
ccutriX Of the last Will OF David Black, late Of >ads
wilk deceased; lunhis shewcth, that the goods and
ch1i Is hcloueiug the said decetse's estate, not
sufficient ny the Of hundred aui forty dollars
answer the Just debts which he owed the time Of his
death aud the !a.aci,s named in his last vii, and the
expenses Of administration; She therefore praSs that
Honor would grant her license sell so much OF the
RAJ estate Of said de ,sed. may b. ssiry
lsfy III, said debts with accidental charges and charges
Of administration above set firth.
ALMIRA BLACK.
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Ellsworth, April &c, 1865.

At 4 Court Of Probate held at Ellsworth within and for
the County 81 Hancock, on the fourth 'Sdresddy OF
April. A. ID, lsO5;
0uthe e.,uine petition, OrdcrcdThat the Petition
give notice to aliper@ans h rested Ivy causing copy
Of the petition and order OF court thcren tn he published
three weeks successfully i'll the Ellsworth American,
spapvr printed IN Ellsworth, that they may appear At
Probate Court to be held at Ellsworth in said county
the third Wednesday of June next, at ten o'clock
u the forenoon and -lew if amy they have, why
the prayer OF said petition shuuld not he granted
PARKER Tt OK, Judge.
Attcst:-6iEo. A. DYER, Register.
true copy the petition and order OF court thereon
Lea Attest; -liku. Dyer, Register.
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GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF THE PEOPLE.
Jay COOKE,

SUBSCRIPTION A,,!:Nr, rata 5dia.
May Is, lsi5
Subscriptions viii be received by the First Nation
al B.tak OF Bangor. Seeoad National Bank of Ban.
gor. hcndusk,aB Niti0Ht. BANK Of Bangor. l0wle