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Surry-feb 9th, John Young, aged IS years
and months.
FEB l2th. Warren 2. Curtis, aged 50 years
3 days
Trcnton-Ith inst Eunice Co gins.
Bar iIarbor- Feb 18th, Almira Salisbut Y, aged
50 years,
Tancock--l.tli inst Mr.. Samuel Small aged -
yeas ono month and twelve days, leaving II wife
and five children TO mourn tile loss of an affection
ate husband and father His dep 'rure from c,iu ch
militant, as trust to the church triumphant has
eau ed great sorrow in the family the clurci til,
sabbath school and the neighborlood, but they
mourn as those without hope. tZion's Advocate
please copy.
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STRANGE. BUT TRUE.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very much to their adyan
tage by return mail (feee of charge by addressing
the undersigned. Those having fears OF being hum
plugged will cblige by not noticing this card All
others will please address their obedient servant,
s7fI rfiOS. f. CHAPMAN,
1y1 81 Broadway, New York
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STATE OF MAINE


To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County of
Hanoock. 81
I'VE undersigned administrative of the estate oil
L Joshua :. Moore late Of fremont in said County
deceased respectfully represents I'll the goods and
chattes rights and credits Of said deceased are not sui
fcept to pay tie just debs and charges of admnstrs
ton, by the of two INJURED dollars. Wherefore
your petitioner prays your honor to grant her license
to SELL at public private SALE sufficient Of the real
estate Of said estate and the the person
makng the highest offer therefor of the real estate
tte deceased, (ncuiiug the rcverson of the widows
lower theren satisfy said debts AMI charges Of ad-
ministratlen CAROLINE I. MOORE, Adnx
feb.1, 1865.
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WHISPERS WHISPERS.

Do you want Whiskers or Moustaehes2 Our Gre
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smoothest chin, or hair on bald heads In six weeks
Price i,0o--3 packages 500. Sent by mail any
where, closely sealed, on receipt of price.
Address WARNER & CO.,
1yl3r Box l3s Brooklin n. Y.
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES!

The celebrated DIR. DOW continues to devote his
entire time the treatment of alldiseases incident
to the female system. An experiences of tvanty :.
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v'HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPER

Il ENCE OF AN INVALID.
Published for the benefit and as a CAUTION TT
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from Nervous
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living mt the same time the Meas of Self Cure. BY
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CRADLE quackery. BY enclosing postp ID addressed
enveiopc, single copies free of charge, may be had
of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR ESQ.
Iva Grooklin, Kings COY N,
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%S~W OF DrWNtH(s
Small cards with the name of each prize above,
written on them will be placed In one box sud
| thoroughly mixed, and cards with number N
them, corresponding with the numbers on The tick.
cts VIII be placed ill ANOTHER box and NsoyouS9i
mixed also. Two persons chossH by the iadi$noe
will be bindfolded -one to drs~ oat nuns0eft anA
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presence OF the audiences, and well mixed All are
invited TO be present The result of the drawing
will be printed and sent to the ticket holders. TUE
small presents sent by mail or express dauieed.
Tickets sent 10 any address on rss(l the
money. r" -
AGENTS TINTED IN EYERI NOHN.
mo hing Venture, Nothing Have.''
Dfd@fag TO commence at Il, NJ, at Kareriy Hull.
-ingmsfa, Maine.
j. X. BROWN,
awi y Gen1 Ticket Ag't, Augusta
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SEA-E OF MATNF.

HANCOCK, Court Of Probate, Feb. Term A D.. 1866.
On the foregoing Petition. Ordered, -Tbathe Petition
give public notice to all interested by causing
cory of the petition and this order thereon be pub
hshed three weeks excessively in the Ellsworth Amer
lean, newspaper published in Ellsworth In said county
that they ms appear at Court Of Probate for said
County to be held at Ellsworth ON the 4h Wedp sday
Of April next. of the clock in the Eorenoon
show cause If any they have, why the prayer Of said
petitioner shot d not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attcst--Gfo A. DYER, Register.
truecopy.
Attest-GEo. A. DYER Register
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Choice Trios, Quartets, &C., for Chotrs.

Choice Trios, Quartets, &C., for Chotrs. =
Qua tets from B'ajovrc air with Organ Acc.
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ROOT! ROOT! ROOT:
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CAUTION.

NTHEREAS my wife, Ehz, A. Nichols. has
w left my bed end board without sufficient
eause, forbid all PERSONS harbo,ng or trusting
her on my account. ls shall pay no datts of her
oeatraeting after thii date. ''''
FRANCIS q. NICHOLS.
Ellsworth, Feb. IL. 1866. sw6'
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nN Friday. Jan. 18th inst, ns i've read fyom
~ Ellsworth to Mt, Desert Bridge, . Ciild
MUFF, color, white end blue. Any ONE trSi":
and leaving tho satas at tn, Amrricsn Ho.ss,
Ellsworth, or at thsIull House, Nj Desert kytigs.
will 90 suitably rewarded = 80 ~
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We in,itet attention OF our readers. when wish.
ting Boston, the large and well selected stock Of
Boots and Shoes for Ladies and Gentlemen,
at the Store OF Il. E. MOSELEY 4 Co., Summer
street, which they Offer at tie loves. cash prices.
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Probate N Offices.

To the Honorable the Justices of the sudreme Jndi
ciaI Court next TO be holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock on the fourth
Tuesday OF October next Fl
HANNAH ]. smith, of Franklin, In said Coun.
IL by of Hancock and State of Maine. wife OF
- David NJ. Smith whose present residence
u. 5. Dis to your libeant unknown respectfully
{ stamp shows that she married to the said
80 )DaVid NJ. Smith, the fifteenth day OF
". October, 4. d. 1913, at said Franklin, by
$50 Sized that she and her Said husband there.
~ afterwards until the 27tn day of November
a. u lived together as hu band and wife in said
Franklin; that she has ever been faithful to her
marriage obfgatiens, but TINT the said David NJ
being wholly regardless of the same on or about the
9th day Of November, A. d. 1850, deserted your H.
beant Wherefore your libcant prays that a divorce
from The bonds of matrimony between her and her
said husband may be dncreed by this Court; that in
her opinion such decree would be reasonable and
tent with the peace and morality OF society and that
suitable almony may be dccTced to 10 paid to her
by her aid husband, at such times as to the Court
shall seem proper, and that such other DEGREES md
orders may be made by the Court justice may re.
quire. HANNAH l.. SMITH.
september &c, A u. 1855. 49, ~ -
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, IS Supreme Judicial Court Oc, term 1865
On the foregoing libel Is ordered by the Court that
interested by publishing atesed copy OF the libel
and this order thereon three weeks successfully in the
Ellsworth American the last publication to he at least
thirty days before the Of this Court TO be hold
en- ~ Ellsworth, within and for the county OF Hancock
on the fourth Tuesday of April next th, tey may then
why the prayer Of the hbeant should not be granted
Attest--PARkER W. PERRY, Clerk.
true copy Of the libel aud order Of Court thereon
At'est--PARkER ". PERRY. Clerk.
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PICTURES l PICTURES |
"SEe - = TIRE SAsaOW e Re TIE
SUBSTANCE FAILS

NOV is the time far every one to seense good
~ picture, as 1 have m,de additional i'm
provements in my rooms ky Pl,tis9 " y lAfks
ground glass side light, which iaeisttates In sd-
di beauty and finish 70 pictu,n . very desir.
able aud go pleasing to the critical, and thee VI
taste. zsM SO
Photographic made frel2 any Mod q pictures,
or from .ie to airy deso&Cl sis3 1hd 'hAi1hti in
Ink or Colors.
Ambrot, pes and Frrotypes made to order saa
inserted in cases CT Albums.
All pictures made by me nre warranted ~ give
perfect abstraction or no sale. r.
Hoping by strict attention 10 psipsss and ~
good ,corkmsas pp to merit the con escs and rat.
ronage of the tkb,;e N - = -. ~. -" p"
ROOMS over the Stesc Off. II. Epps. As's
Street.
~ JOHN n. PECK.
El..gorsh. Dec. u. lses = sn4s
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CASTINE--Ar I'd, schs Daniel Breed, Blake
Boston "A hours; Julia Anu, Smith, Deer Isle
HOLINESS HOLE. Feb. IL. p. Mar baraue
Emma F. Hartman. (of SearsporD Hartman.
New Orleans 10th uit % " Pass 2lst for Bos.
ton; schs Freeman, Pierce, Tangier, Va. for do;
WIN Thompson, Hawes, Rappahannock River
for Boston.
Feb l3--No arrival. Sid brig Tangent; schs
freeman, VIM Thompson.
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STATE, OF MAINE.

Hancock, S. Supreme judicial Court, October Term
And now it appearing TO the Court that the said
De endant John T. Littie at the date OF the service
OF the writ not an inhabitant Of this state and
had no tenant, agent or attorney within the same,
and that he lad no notice of the pendency of this
suit, it is ortefed. that notice thereof be given
the said John + Little, by publishing an attested
successfully in the Ellsworth American, the last
publication 10 be ut teas thirty DAYS befpre the next
term OF this Court 10 be held AT Ellsworth, within
and for tie County OF Hancock ~ tha fourth Tues
dav Of April next, that ~ may tnen and there, in
said Coutt appear, and show cause if any he has
| why Judgment should not be rendered against him
| and execution issue accordingly
Attest, r. W. PERRY, Clerk.
4 true copy of the writ and order of Court thereon
| 5 Attest, T. W PERRY, Clerk
At Court OF Probate held Ellsworth within aud for
the County Of Hancock. on the first Wednesday Of
| - REUBEN NJ ALLEN administrator Of the estate of
u Jonathan Il Allen late of BrookIin in said County
lie ceased, having presented his first account # d.
| iiiuistration upon said estate for probate:
Orderni.
That the sal. administrator give notice to all persons
Interested by causing copy of this order be publish
ed three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Aeerican,
printed at Ellsworth that they may appear Probate
Court be held Ellsworth, in said county, the
fourth Wednesday of April next, mt ten of the clock
ia the forenoon and ew cause, any they have, why
the same should net be allowad.
true copy attest:
GEO. 4. DYER, Register.
'I'llE sIb crbsr herebi gives public notice to all
| ccrncd that she has been duly appointed aud has
taken upon hcrse the of Administrators of the
estate of
BENJAMIN Z. DERRICK. late Of Grooklin,
in the County Of Hancock deceased, by giving
md the law rect she therefore requests all persons
who indebted sail deceased's estate make i'm
metlIIte payment AMI those who have any demands
thereon, to exhibi, the same FIR settlement
MARY IIERRIcK.
Brookin, Feb sth, 1866. 6
V'he subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
| cernai that lie has been duly appointed and has
akel ipon himself the of Administrator of the
estate Of
-r-- DANIEL MURPHY, late Of
Bucksport In tn County OF Hancock, Laborer deceased
by giving bond he Law directs; he therefore requests
all persons who areind to the said drceaseds estate
make immediate ment md those rho have any de-
mands thereon to exhibit the same for settlement.
ZENAS HOMER.
Buckspor Jan. 5, 1865
Il He subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
! ce'nei, that he has been duly appointed nd has
estate Of
Ley j. SPoFF0RD late Of Deer Isle,
in ca. OF II ncock married woman deceased, by giving
bond the law directs; he therefore requests all
who indebted the said dceeaseds estate, to make
immediate pa yD,tSt, and those who have any demands
thereon, to exhibit the same for settlement
Wa. II. II. sPoFFoRD.
Deer Is'e, Dec S. 1865.
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Jan. 29th-Ar sch Billow, Stinson, from fish.
ing cruise to Green's LIZ nding.
Feb. 9Th Ar sch Pilgrim Progress, Alley
from fishing cruise to Green's Landing.
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SOLDIERS OF
1861, 1862 and 1868:

DI the provisions of law before Congress-
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Having unusual facilities by reason Of long expe
rience in the business. can procure these Warrants
at II much lower rate thin agents in Washington or
Maine shall att. nd to their presentation person
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Application will be made receipt oi your dis
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Shipping Meas.
MfN.--The whole number of vessels built in
PORT OF GREEN'S LANDIN,
Reported by Msssr.. Grefn 4 Go.

No. of vessels, u, Total tonnage. o,4o4 %
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SEE IF 1T WON'T DO IT.

EXHAUSTED NATURES GnEAr RssroRE
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21
ORG AN E!

Democrats! But little over two
weeks remain in which to 10 the work
which will insure Us victory. There
is much yet to b2 done. Appoint your
election committees. Get ready to
man the polls! Make your arrange
ments to get out every vote. Let ev-
cry man have his particular duty as
signed him and in order 10 have this
done, let the working Democrats Of
each election district meet together
and appoint the fright man for the
right place" Don'tdelay this single
day! Have the polls properly man
ned on Elcction-day! See that there
is no cheating! Attend to the doubt
ful and wavering? Appoint a chal-
lenger for every poll! Clear the decks
and strip for action!
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THAT Ek(1T.E.
Radicals.

The Bedford Inquirer, Of last week,
has a most astounding tale about bird
which flew over the st. Ulairaud Union
delegation to the Radical meeting, and
then perched on tree and eyed the
motley procession. The Inquirer is in
formed that i, was an Efgie! and there
upon permits itssupcrtitiou@ feelings to
carry it into ecstacies over the wonder
ful bird. We'll, there is but one step
from the sublime to the ridiculous" I"
We are informed by afarmer who lives
near where this remarkable bird made
its singular fight, that tie cGFcoSS Of u
dcad horse lies not far from that place,
that number OF 6a1zacds had been
feeding upon it and that one of these,
smelling the corruption of Radicalism,
was induced 10 leave, for moment,
his s;lvory feast, with Il view OF fora
ging upon the Radical delegation. Our
informant states that he saw the bird
flying over the delegation, and that it
was really one of the buzzaFls that had
been feeding On the dead horse. Bully
for the eagle!
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1he climber.
A CAMPAIGN PAPER.

The undersigned ere publishing a
campaign paper entitled '"The Climb
er," the first number Of which was
issued on the 18th of July inst, and
which will be continued until the Cub
ernatorial election in October.
This publication is devoted to the
support Of President JOhnsOn's Resto-
ration Policy and the election OF such
candidates as are openly in favor OF sus-
tanning that policy. 1t contains SIX
teen columns of matter and Is filled
with racy editorials and the spiclest
articles Of the campaign. No conscr-
vatiye politician should be without it.
1t will be embeIIished with POR-
TRAITS OF PRESIDENT JOHN
SON, Hon. HESTER CLYMER and
other eminent patriots and statesmen,
and will contain number Of numerous
political Illustrations.
REDUCED TERMS:
Ten copies to one address, cash in advance, $500
Twenty 3" " " 800
Less than ten copies to one address 40 cts per copy
Get up your clubs and send in your
orders at once. No attention paid to
any order unless accompanied by the
cash. Persons getting up clubs should
beparticular TO specify in their orders
the name Of the person to whom they
wish the package addressed, as all the
papers in the club will be sent to one
person for distribution. Address,
MEYERS d MENGEL,
Bedford, Pa.
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4 DESPERATE GAME
Trading of TIcl<eis!!
deserve

The Radicals have settled down on
one or two Of their candidates, for
whom they will make an effort to trade
of the balance. Democrats, Of course,
will boon their guard. Makeno trades.
When a Radical approaches you with
q proposition that he will vote for one
of our menif you vote for one Of theirs,
tell him you cant see it"' for, the
Democracy Of Bedford county have the
power. and intend to elect their whole
ticket by an overwhelming majority.
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SaIOyEHS' EX'TR EseENFEE>
Auoiher Radical Canard.
Lord! g4orsI. How this WORLDS Given
10 LgiD%!-'

lord! lord! i@w thls ""ri'' "i'"h
Ihe haaical7oI '''e l'7' Oo'i5i'7' '''7S-
ed Dill giving an eXlf" bounty 70 ''le
SoidieIS' 10 0eS''ie' IL - al GA q ''o'''-
~ nay II % al e's''''''' '''''''9 o0l'''S
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The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21
NEGRO RIOT.
New Orleans ON u Small Scale.

ON Thursday afternoon last the coll
orcd population of this ncighborhood-
the Equal Rights League of Bedford,
No. 3S'-had celebration, which they
wound up in Il riot, they attacking and
beating almost to death, MIR. Nehemiah
FIeegIe, of Napier tp., who was driving
his team quietly along the public road.
Jonathan b. Cessna, Chairman Of the
Radical county committee, had deliver
cd harrangue before these colored ri
oters, and the legitimate result of his
teaching, was the beating Of 4 white
man. DO Republicans approve Of the
conduct of their chairman, and viii
they follow such leaders?
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1866-08-21

Already it is computed that during
and since the war, one-fourth part OF
those who were in bondage are in their
graves. And the process Of obstruction
will go on as long a. the agitation Is
kept up, and until the race for which
the Radicals affect so much regard has
become partially extinct. This is their
humanity.
Would not every Worilingm0n, Ia
borer, and artisan Ike 20 vote himself
seventeenmonthsb back pay;andincreas-
ed sixty per cent at that" That i5What
this Radical Congress has done. And,
what is more every worNingnen, Ia
borcr and artisan will have 70 pay his
share of the tax required to max. up
this extra compensation.
The leading spirits Of the lfth of
August Convention We're Senators Cow
an, Doolittle and Reverdy Johnson,
and Generals Steedman, Cu5tar and Da-
Wis. The orators Of the late Radical
Convention were Fred. Douglass, Ben
iamin f. Butler, Parson BroWnlow ana
Annie Dickerson.
The largest woods SING ever
held in Work county "as h"Id by the
Democracy '''s .sA'' >''i
inst. The procession "a5 over TWO
miles long