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To the Hon. Parker Tuck. Judge uf Probate within
and for tn. County Of Hancock.
I fSriIEis T. O-d NOD Of orlani, in said uny re
spactfuliy represents that she is heir Al law in The
real estate Hugh H. Carr late Of said trllud. dccras
I'd To wit ia Land eanueetei with the home frir and as
in several wuod lots Urea Pond Mountain,
containn. seser hunlred acres, and all lying in said
town If Urlaud hat the personal properly Of said de-
ceased is than sufficient u pay all his deht4 ana
charges of admpstratiun-tha said land is suffering
strip waste. and your petitioner is entitled to one
eighth share OF the AZ. is DESTROYS OF holing her
share IN srvcralty with all the others, Vil Mary Ann
Page Buck sport, tlZabeth = Turner u fen,hsc0,ot
Si Cotton Nancy :. Starr, Etsh. - Carr sarah l.. Carr,
all ri sid tbrt,n AMI HELEN :. Carr daughter ri The
late George W Carr of Bucksport (si HELEN ;. now
residing in Dorchester Mass equal shares 70 each
MherrLfe your petitioner rrays that Commissioners al
division upon SAID estate may be appointed, ai pArtl-
ton OF sad estat. decre,l according To law.
ESTHER +. osGooD.
Done at Probate Coat, Ellsworth, April 70 h. lsb5
At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within and
for the County of Hancock, the fourth Wednesday
OF Apr |, A. D. ls65.
IT,, foregoing petition, Oiftsret That the pettin-
er give notice all persons Interested, by causing a
cop, Of the petition aud order Of Court thereon to he
put shed three weeks snccesvey in the Eli worth Amer
icaIt. newspaper printed at Ellsworth, AMI also Tour
teen days personal notice the Heirs residing in the
state, that they may appear Probate Court to b'
hden at Ellsworth In said County. the thiri Weihes
dtJ Of june next, ten of the clock in the fore
noon and shew cause II any they have why the piaye
oil sal petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Att est--ileo. A. DYER Register
tri /, COPY oil the petition and order Of court thereon
2ag Attest TITO. A DYna. .gster
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Farm for Sale
(Dan 1,.n~V FERNS.

SITUATED in North Hancock four miles from
- Ellsworth. eighty rods from stisc road, AMI
the town road ru;s through it.
said Farm contains thirty five acres If choice
land; has a B.sn frame 80 = - feet; cellar all
fitted to put house on; has about - acres of
wood and pastuiage well fenced. About six tons
of good hay was cut last year. an | the place can
be made tie cut double that quantity at a small
expense Tue moving deia contains eighteen
acres. Plenty Of good water on the fern, also
two or three acres Ot muck.
For further particularly inquire of
EDWARD Il. ESTY,
At Ellsworth,
MAY -, lsG5. l3tf
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At Court of Probate holden at Bucksport within and
for the County of Hancock the third Wednesday o.
May. A. D, 1855.
1TIKGIL F. WARDWELL. administrator de bonis
non, upon the estate Of Francis f. Wardwell, late
Bucksport, in said County, dcceased-havng presented
his first account Of administration upon said estate
Probate:
Ordered-That the said Administrator give notice to al
persons interested, by causing copy of this order to he
Published three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
Anne lean, printed at Ellsworth, that they may appear
at Probate Court BE- held Bluihl. on the first
Wednesday Of July next, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon and shew cause, ifany they have, why the SAME
should not be allowed
PARKER TUCE, Judge.
A true copy,-Attest,
On Gro. A. DYER Register,
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"a the oaosle Judge of Probate ia and for the coaa

70 The IF1n1tAbe JhIse Of FF00a'e IA anu 1I Ute VuE
ty 81 Hlucucs.:
BadA1i. AFTER whlow Of the late Calvin Car .as
N Of Bluehi IN said county, respectfully represents
that George Stev.nS. late Of Buehiil Aforesaid TIN
twelfth day of November >5t, heiag thin in full c, by
lis agreement in writing OF that day by hun duly sub
cribed al here in Court to be produced bound himself
convey by good and sufficient decd to the sait Calvin
Carter, the fo wing described real estate hundred
acres land lviEg in Blu hill. described follows. -
forty rods Oliver L. Cafdase's northwest line end
ming fur hundred rods narawesterly run by Reuben
e. " Dodge. Nov. eth 1851, said sie line is four hun
irc rods upon con iition that nd Calvin Cart paid
caused be paid % him the Of five hundred dollars
Now your petitioner that said Calvin Carter has
fully performed the condition ftresa1 his part to be
performFa but til said GcOrge Stevens has been prevent
I'd by death from mtNing and executing eel as aore
said and your petitioner further represents that Isaac
) Os.ood Of Casine Heard Lord and Varuum Stevens
Of Buei ia said county, are the gal Executors OF said
George Stevens wherefore ,e rrays Honor grant
license sud Executors empowering them to mike and
deed the hes If said Calvin Carter, rursu
ant to tia ohlig ltiyn aforesaid.
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Special Notices.
DR.. BIAS
VENETUAN LINN EMIT.

DIED OF CRouP.-what pretty and interest
ing child saw last week! But now, alas II Is no
more. Such was the conversation of two gentlemen
riding down town In the cars Died of Group! how
strange when DIR. Tobias Venetian Eminent Is q
certain cure, If taken in time Now, Mothers We
appeal to you. II Is not for the paltry gain and
profit we make, but for the sake of your infant child
that now lies playing at your feet. Group is dan
gercus disease; but use DIR, Tobias Venetian Lin
ment in time, and II is robbed of Its ,errors. Al
ways keep Ii in the house; You may not want il to-
night or to-morrow,-no telling when; but armed
with this IMMINENT, you are prepared, let II conc
when 1t will. Price only 40 cents per bottle Office
So Cortandt Street, New York. Sold By all Drug
gists. 1m2ir:
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Resistance at an End.

Great news OF brilliant. achievements Is arriving from
every quarter. Heads that most friously rebel a.
gainst the laws OF beauty, whether they white,
iron gray, sandy or glsriug red, are everywhere
CTHIKIN THEIR COLoRS.
AVID assuming the ioyeii.st Brown the most lus-
trons and perfect black under the swim operation of
CRISTADOROS HAIR DYE,
which transngare. than In u few moments. Mann
featured b, j. CEIsrApoEo, No. Aston House, New
York. s0d l., Druggists Applied by all Hair pres-
sers. linz,
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18th of July Celebration
And Flag Kaisim..

NORTH HANCOCK
propose celebrating the approaching Anniversary
+ uur National Independence, by raising the
American Flag, in honor If President Lincoln
and ia mem Iy of the Soldiers of Hancock, who
have given their live. for their country.
Address by James A. Miliikcn, Esq Of Cher
ryheld.
Dinner will be furnished those wishing.
The perie nance To be near the residence of
Mr.. Nathi Mcfarland, Mcfarland, Hill.
The public are invited to attend.
PER ORDER.
North Hancock, June IL. -
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN.
THIRD SERIES,
@2oo,OOO,oOO.


THIRD SERIES,
@2oO,OOO,O 600.
by authority of the Secretary of the Treasury, the
undersigned, the General Subscription Agent for the
sale Of United States Securities, offers to the public
the third series Of Treasury Notes, bearing seven
known us thu
7.3O LOAN.
These notes are issued under date July Is, 1865,
and are payable three years from that date in
currency or are convertible at the option of the
holder into
is. $50 Six per cent.
COLLABORATING BONDS,
These Bonds are nov worth a handsome premium,
and are exempt, rs ar ill the Government Bonds,
from statr; County, and Municipal, taratton mhich
aids from to three per cent. per annnm 10 Metr
uaiue, according to the rate levied upon other
property. The interest Is payable scmannually by
coupons attached to each note, which may he cut
| off and sold to any bank or banker.
| The interest at 30 per cent. amounts to
One cent per day on a so note.
Two cen s I" i: :. ts$lOO
Tan $500
20 -. $1,000"
ST 3" "S5OOo"
Notes of all the denominations named will be
Promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions,
! The Notes of this ird Series precisely SINH
lar in form aud privileges to the Stven-Thrties
already sold, except that the Government RESERVES
to itself the option of paying interest in gold coin at
6 per cent. instead of : 3.l0ts in currency. Sub
serbcrs will deduct the interest in currency up to
July 18th, at the time when they subscribe.
TIL. delivery OF the notes of this third series Of
and will be made promptly and continuously after
| that date.
| The slight change made in the conditions of this
THIRD SERIES affects only the matter OF interest.
The payment in gold if made, will be equivalent to
the currency interest of the higher rate.
The return to specie payments in the event OF
which only will the option to pay interest in Gold
be awaited of would reduce and eqnalize prices
that purchases made with six per cent. in gold
would be fully equal to those made with seven and
tlreo.tcnls per cent. in currency. This is
The Only Lean in Market
now offered by the Government, and it Its superior
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Ihs Life, Speeehes amd Serriees
--OF--
Al D r EW JOH NSO N,

.Stpenistath President Of the United States,
With Portrait OF President johnson.
The Life. Speeches. Services and Procamations of
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adelphia, Pa. have inst published 1.-The Life. Speech
es and Services OF Andrew Johnson" Seventeenth
President of the United States With tul History
of his Life; his Tailor Boy, Alderman,
Mayor, Legislator, STATE Senator, Governor of Ten
nessee and his services in Congress with his Speech
the Rebellion, and the part taken by him from
the first outbreak of the War, with his speeches,
Proclamatons, acts and services since becoming
President of the United States. With his Portrait.
Complete in one large volume. Price seventy, five
cents in paper or dollar in CLOTH and copies will
be sent by the publishers, per mail. free OF postage
on receipt of the retail price. Agents are wanted
everywhere to engage in the sale of this work. who
will be supplied with the papAr-coyer0d edition at
Five Dollars dozen, fifty copies for Twenty dollars
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Attcst:-GIo A. DYER, Register
true COPY II the IL and order Of court thereon
2os Attest:---tiEo A DYER, Register.
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At Court Of Probate held Bucksport. within and for
the County Of Hancock. the third Wednesday Of
MAY A. d. 1865:
Onhr foregoing petition Ordered, That the Petition
give notice all persons int rested by causing copy
the petition and order Of thereon to be published
three weeks successiveiy In the Ellsworth American.
newspaper printed in Ellsworth and also fourteen days
personal notice all heirs living in the state that they
NAV appear at a Probate Court he held Biueill,
in said county, the first Wednesday OF July next,
at ten t'cock in the forenoon, and shew if any
they hve why the prayer OF said petition should not
granted.
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At of Probate held Buck within and
County Of Hancock, on the third Wednesday OF
Iay, A. u. 1865
JAMES W. PALMER. Adult is'rator of the estate OF
- Thomas j. cwey, late Of Bucksport, in said county.
If Administration upon said deceaseu's estate for
Probate:
Ordered-Thatthe said Administrator give notice there
o to all persons interested by causing copy Of this order
published three weeks successfully i'm the Ellsworth
American, inei in Ellsworth. that they may appear at
Probate Court. to be holden at Bluehil. the
first Wednesday Of July next at ten of the clock in
the forenoon, and shcw cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A trpe copy-Attest;
22a GEO. DYER, Register
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Hum JuIst ffODHtt COuhty
of Hancock:
IOIiS WESLEY LEACH and Frances ". Dunbar, of
~ Penohscot respectfully represent that they in
terestcd with Mary H. Golson Of Bangor heirs in the
real of the late Pea,iaii Leach of Penosc.
sstng Of his homestead farm and the anl connected
herewith, and the half of lot No. 2S all in Pc
nosco-their interest therein being one third each
that your petitioners DESTROYS OF holding their said
in s.vcray also their shares Of the reverson
of the widows dover in said estate. Wherefore TIA
pray that partition Of said estate be ordered
provided by law. j. W LE tGII
FRANCES VI. DUNBAR.
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24

In. West Virginia the following story is
told Of an oler, Mr.. Sherman. Mr.. Sher-
man has q history verify Of mentioh.-
Five years since he commenced, with little
capital and hand msnHsl labor TO seek for
oil in Pennsylvshia. He ssok i've well,
all Of which were fsilures. This exhausted
his funds, but he did not despair. Hetried
sgsin-pswnipg his watch and clothing
even-to get means to go on with another
we'll. This well, before completed, reduced
him TO poverty, and yet he managed to
sink his we'll with his own hands until he
struck oil in such large quantities as to
make famous the world over The Sherman
well. This well flowed at first $500 bar,
rels per day, and averaged for over S year
q flow of ], 800 barrels. About this time
he sold the well for 81 500 O0Of since that
time by judicious ssles and purchases, he
has added to mis- capital, until now he is re-
ported worth $7,5o0,00O, all in cash and
equivalent stocks outside of oil lands and
oil compsnies.
Mr.. Sherman is about fifty years of sge,.
and still in bachelors bliss-scch a. it is
and contemplates going to Europe in June
where be expects to spend 8 few years.
he has no brother, sister, father or mother
living, .- ...r. -rasr
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au Aaa5-5 8ns ss.sEsa~E4la
s. a,4tl 144A3 " - ;
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DAILY LEADER
Iyman Beecher az college.

= M.8A
Good Father Beecber had dsesdfnl ha
Of HhypoD when the college bills Werato
be paid. He could not stand il he told
his wife the fhh, for he had beer mar:
ried, Te-WidoWed, and agdn re-Wedded
since the loss Of his third and best beloved
wife; he must take Lyman out Of college,
The good woman could not hear to this.
She had some property in her own right
and that should go 70 pay her step-son S
bills. LYMAN knew we'll that his father
wss fairly well-to-do in the world, and
tried to soothe him. aDon't be concerned"
be said, ryou have enough to. live on at
present, and when / get through and have
q home, I'll tske care of you HPoor fel-
low.n grumbled tine dyspeptic old man,
ayou'n scratch a poor mans head all your
lifetime." The dismal prophecy turned
out net to be fsr from true, though the
young man managed TO help himself that
year. Six weeks before commencement
the college butler gave up his post. By
the old Yale laws, written in Latin which
Cicero would need 8 glossary to UNDER
stand, THE butler is licensed to sell in
the buttery cider, metheglin, strong beer
mot more than twelve casks [eadOsl g
year, loaf sugar, pipes, tobacco q such
like things Necessary for students not on
sale in the commons Young Bsecher
borrowed thIse. hurdred dollars bought
out the stock Of Staples, the retiring but
Ter, and started what we msy call acollge
grocery. The number Of oGdi which he
might sell wss strictly limited by college
law; but the sizs'of a cadisAs wal not De
fined The new but er interpreted it lib
erally. To replenish the stock left BY bis
predecessor, he @sent to New York by an
Euglish psrson "a Judge Of the a~rticle) and
bought q hogshesd of porter from which
we infer that eddus, by Yale measure.
ment meant 8 hogshesd. Young Bsecher,
having pronounced his p~resentatiOn vale,
dictoty, went into his grocery enterprise
with . viii. In six weeks he made enough.
To pay q borrowed investment, clear Com
mencement expenses, buy q suit Of clothes,
with q surpins Of 3 hundred dollars IN bad
debts for necessariG seheEaTib9s furnished
HOn tick" to students whose Deeds iaathe
way OF beer and cider, pipes and tobsceo5
were in advance o their pecunisry, resour-
css. eff / had gone into business them
said the good man sixty years later, 81
should have made money" Possibly he
might, but this is the first and last in
during his long life in which he Showed
any aptitude in thst direction
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RAILROADS.
ATLANTIC & GREAT WESTERN
H@BA1SW4Y.
spring ana saanSs arrangements.
e. e. R9nssg. Aeg -, tss..

Takes Eject Monday, Aey 81, 1855.
-O~LTVELAHD and INV YORK.
HDAI ExPREss, Leaves Cleveland lSundays sxeoFt-
-sdlat s39A.l n, arrives 81 Msadvilis ct 500 ?. =
Dinnsrl salamanca % 5sS ?. n, ei epi1z Ca1s)
and New YorE 81 I:lOR ?. I.
fEIGHf ExPRrss," issVss CisVslsud sAtu1 DAYS
sxesptsdJ a. s.i5 ,. T., Sleeping Cars sftached)
arrives a AesdViils at 100 A. n, salsmanea &c
500 A =, and New York &C 1880 ?. H -lL
AHa WESTWARD.
Day ~Hxptsss-Leaves New YORK At.-...H9n a =.
Arrives - Cleveland as....s.f:56 4. d.
Might % =Leages New York Ct. a-...GOO ?. 3.
Tert Arrives a. OeYsland tt SIS =
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EHOFEd1OH y =
Omoe-IlS Seneca street, lew doors ron SUPERIOR
66-Omc hours from 9 TO u and from 2 to 5 O'Clock
Daily CSundAys except d lenH
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RaaNk GAaE.A@Ei
sGssrormia1~ElTSCaGf SsGE
nE19Z &1SRAE=-SsSG1iH
1
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MEDICAL.
DYSPEPSIA AVID FITS,

FTTS-A RuRe Cure for these atrssyineecu
plains 10 nos made known In q TTeatss'
FTFs-On Farsign and Native Herbal PREPARATIONS
published By DB o PHEbPS BROWN.
FITS-Ike prescription was furnished him IN
such . prosidsatial manner, thAths can
yrsfuss 20 it known
-As It has cured even BODY Who has used It,
FTS-aever having f,iled IN a single case. Il Is
equally s1Ie in cases Of Fla A. Of Dylpsp-
FIrS-Iia; and the ingredients mS Dc oetai1sd
from any druggist. sent free 70 al on
FIT9--recelpt Of ave cents 70 pte-ray postags,
-sIo. Address Dr.. o. PHELPS BkoSNs
PITS-NO 70 Grand street, jersey oekh.J
mV22-aIb.dky atr#H
The Cleveland leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1865-1865, 1865-05-24

The Washington correspondent of the
Rochester Democrat describes q very re-
markable change of sentiment as follows
"a year ago last March, 1 heard BENZ
G. Harris shout deiantly in Congress,
with clenched fist and fishing grey eye:
THE South is lot ~subjugRted the South
cannot be subjugsted, aud I thank God fVr
HP On Thursday I heard him say, hum
bly, and meekly, TO g military c~ourt-martial
trying him as q traitor for his life BIZ
generous and meTciful, gentlemen, l beg Of
you; you are conquerors; the ideas of the
Nerth are triumphant and the South il
subjugatsd 2" -5
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ARRTyAL or YAILs Az DEPt

ARRIVAL OF HAIs Ar DEPOTi
sastsrn Through AErUss At 1850 A. H., els 2. No
and 9:25 P. n.
Eastern way arrives At lO:O a. n.
Western Through arrives st $50 A. H., $40 ?.
do Way arrives 1t 2:55 P. n.
tanduAky Way arrives 81 s:l6 A. n.
iuoinnEti Through arrives ~ 9:SO A. n, 300 p H.
60 Way arrives st $3.50 P. n.
sltt,burgh Through arrives ct s:6 A 4
Way strives ct 1910 P. n.
Hahoning Way Arr1ves ct l0:2b A. H
4eadVills arrives a. 1923 A. n. . --.
1odjnA Way arrives ct AGO P. n.
stockport, 80, arrives Tuesdays, ThnrSdayE Ind
Saturdays At Il n.
EAST OlsyelEnd and Euolid arrives daily = III. y
HOUB OF CLOSING THE MAILA.
ELsFHEN TERoUsH Tor Erie, Buffalo, Boston. Hes
FORK, Hartford, and gainesville, GensVsA AHhtsba
q md OonnsAnt, closes ct $50 4. n.
EAsrIEA THAoUsH, for EsU York only, slOsss g
e25 P. n. b.
EssrpEs Tssouaa, for Erie, BuEslA, Albany,
toston, HsW York and Hartford, elOsG At e:0o
IN.
EAprHas WAY, for all points bstwsou OSVslan6
and Grie, olOsos At $50 P. n.
VEsTERs TBRoUGH, for Toledo, DsEYsit, OhloAgo;
and Milwaukee CLOSES At T:l0 A. n.
WRsTERH THRoUeH, for Tolsdo, Detroit, OhicaEG
0uboquS, 81. Joseph and Cairo CLOSES At 200 p
AEsTERB WAY, for all pointa between OlsvolaMt
and Toledo, closes 1t las P. n. -
sAsDUskf WAY, for ~sAndusky and all intsrns-
diEts points, closes IS $50 P. NJ.
CEoIsEAT1 WAY, for al points between USVslADS
I . SAAlAALeAg NAkNll
OrsonSEATI THROUGH, for Columbus, Dayton,
Newark and OfucinnaEI, CLOSES At 7;O6 A. n.
UtaCINHArsl THROUgE, for Columbus, Cincinnati,
L,oujsgule, IS. Louis, Indianapolis, ZaneGVills, and
Yhseiinz, closes a. 9O0P. n.
FI-TsEueas TEeoUsa, for Pittsburgh and WA1b-
lnzton, closes 1t 1880 P. n.
PTTrssUEsH WAI, for AL points between OlsVs
lssd, WtIsvtlls. and Pittsburgh, Harrisburg, Phil
sdssrhiA, RsItimos and Warrington, closes ~ 20
Az.
aAAOEizs WAY, for all points bstWssu OSValA11
and Youngstown. closes IS S:R P. n.
MEADvILLE, closes st e:60 A.. NJ.
kGDuHk WAY, CLOSES At T:S0 4. n.
HoOEFoRf, &C., closes on EusSdAyl, TkAEaaAJl
aad Saturdays, at l2h. .4r.
WAREHHsVrGls, closes daily, 1910 A. N.
1AET OLHVELAED and Euclid, closes any, -
TT -
Nall sRd Drop Lsts=Fs are required 81 law 70 ,.
pro-paia. u
. two-csut stamp.
once open nom 500 A. n. 70 T.5O P. n. O
Sunday from 800 to 1000 A. n.
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Orumb, Darlington & Kendall,
Late 4 D. KEsDALL B COL
NOW OPEEISG-
d ra3a Black and White Checks,
4 -.sr. Er IN various styles
, New orgAndie. New SoaEls,
New 81 ks. Manrlis Sllss,
White Shtrred Muffin,
3 b.Fi O3lorsd do do,
q -Hem'd Hsndkei chiefs,
Wits Goods,
2 az ,Traysiog u ess Goods,
3 San Umb' elias and Parasols,
With axsry ane s.sO -tnent DBEss GOODS.
my2s G, Z, 4 Z.