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To the Honorable Judge of PROBATE for thc County of
Hancock
l'uE undersigned administrator of the estate of
| Ambrose Rideont, late OF Bucksport in said
County, deceas e respectfully represents that the
goods and ehatcs rights and credits of said dcccas
ed not sufficient toply his just debts and charges
of administration BY the sum Of nine hundred aud
sixty dollars Wherefore Your petitioner praNs
your Honor TO grant her License TO sell, at pubic
or private sale, and convey sufficient of the READ
estate of the deceased, including the reverson Of
the widows dover therein, to satisfy said debts and
charges Of administration.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, SCOUT of Probate, April Term,
D.. lst6
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered, That said
petitioner give public notice to all persons interested
iy causing a copy of the petition and this order
thereon to be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American, newspaper published iG
Ellsworth in said County, that They may appear at
Court of Probate for said County, to lie held at
Bmehill, in said County. the fifth day OF July
next at of the clock in the forenoon, and
show cause, if any they have, why the prayer Of the
petitioner should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ true copy, GEO, 4. DYER, Register.
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I'M p D r T 4 Mt
To the Afflicted!

U tNC HUetCsCu
TAR. DOW continues TO be suited at his OIL cen
L aud Edicott Street. Boston, all discaseso
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
By long OF study and practical experience Of
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sentins the unfortunate with remedies that have
he first introduced them, failed to cure the mos
alarming cases Of
GoAoRRHGA AND SYPHILIS.
Beneath his althe horrors Of yenerea and
impure blood, Impotency Serofula, Gonorrhga Ulcers,
pain and distress 10 the regions Of rocreation Infamma
Of the Bladder and Kidneys. Hydrocele Abcesses,
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symptoms attending this class Of disease made 10 be
come as harmless the simplest angs of a child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Dr. D. devotes great part Of his time to the treatment
those caused b secret and solitary habit which
ruins the body aud mind, uniting the unfortunate ind
yduai for business society. Some Of the sad and mel
ancholy effects produced by early habits of youth,
Weakness Of the Back and limbs Dizziness OF the head
Dimness sight, Palpitaton Of the heart, Dyspepsia
Nervousness Deras OF the digestive fuactions
SYMPTOMS Consumption, &c The fearful effects the
MIND are much he dreaded loss Of memory confusion
of ideas depression OF spirits evil orebodngs
Of society seIf-dsrst timdity. &C. among the evil.
produced Such persons should, before contemplating
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once restored TO health and happiness.
Patients who wish remain under DR.. Dow treatmer
a few DAYS or weeks will be furnished with pleasant
| rooms and charges for board moderate.
Medicines all parts Of the country, with full d
rectons for use receiving description of your
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the best preventive Order by mail. Three for 81 and
La stamp.
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS,
VEGETABLE
Pull M0NARY BALSAM


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BE careful 10 get the genuine.
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Porgie Anchors

Having made any amount of these anchors
| we feel confident that we understand the wants o.
those engaged in the Porgie business, and car
and will make anchors as cheap as any one, and
as good.
l would be glad to see those in want OF anchors
for feel confident that | can suit them to
quality and price, at any rate | do not mean to
be beat this year.
In fact anything In the blacksmith line will be
done in workmanike rnancr, and at prices to suit.
l keep the best of workmen, aud have good
facilities to do everything that comes along.
Repairing OF wood and iron done to wagons
with despatch, and at reasonable rates.
Thanking the public for their very liberal share
of patronage the past year, hope 10 still receive
the same, aud by strict attention to the wants Of
my customers TO merit it.
C. L. Ielaitte.
Ellsworth, April 26, ls66. 10
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qA General Hancock.

1--WE above named Stallion will stand for The use
Il of Mares, at the sable of the subscriber in
Buekspor, during the present season, from the first
of May TO the fifteenth of August. This Horse is
rich steel gray, six years old next June; weight
well known walking and trotting stallion Difigo.
This Horse is very fast walker and trotter has tax
en- the first premiums at the hancock Fairs for the
past t,vo years, and took the first premium al thl
Bangor Horse Fair. For his class and age the own.
e. will challenge any stallion III the state ior speed
strength and discipline
Terms. single service Y, season service, 500 war
rant, SO Cash Or satisfactory note al time OF SER
vice. lNpk1 GRANT.
BuckspQrt, April Is, ls56. 3udi
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ENIGMAS.
No. Is.
am composed of 10 letters.
NV, 5, 10, is medicine.
Nv 6, 9, /, is an adverb.
NV 4. 2, 8. 3, may always be seen III
Broadway.
NV whole is city. u. L >.
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Horse Shooting

Having in my employ one Of the best horse
shocrs will guarantee to those who have horses
ia shoe. to have them shod as well as it can be
done This being large part Of my business
am obliged to have the BEST OF MEN.
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Luxuriant Hair for All.

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EVENING AMUSEMENT.

FOR YOUNG READERS.
Compiled for the E2lscorh american, by
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To the Honorable Judge of PROBATE for The County of


By ARNo WISWELL, Their Atty
Ellsworth, June lst, 1866. 3w2l
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The New York herald., 1866-07-08
FRANCE UNEASY.


DEBATE on TEE LIBERTY or ACTION or THE PARIS
JoURNALIsrs-How THE COMPLAINTS 0P THE
FrBLfc AND GOVERNMENT WARNINGS ARE RE-
CErvKD by TEE EDITORS.
The Legislature OF France met in session the 10th
OF June, Count Walewsk in the chair NJ Rouher, Min
lister OF state and the other Government Commissioners
were present
On the minutes OF the preceding sitting being read
NJ GuERorLr rose and said-I was absent yesterday
when NJ Jules Favre affirmed that there was possi-
billy FOR any man belonging 20 the people, in tho present
situation oil the press IN France, TO induce journal 10
must declare that the honorable gentleman Ia quite
mistaken since when such complaints are addressed to
the Opinion Ndf,ondis they are never neglected.
n RorHKR-lt 10 the same everywhere
n GuEsorLr--Two or three years back we cspoused
the CAUSE Of the journeymen printers who sent many
warmly the case OF the cabdrivcrs In fact we always
attend 20 communications " they appear 10 us well
founded. think ~ right 10 add that, although the
situation OF the French journals hampered by double
Jurisdiction, one administrative, and the other Judicial
the belief must not be entertained that journalists
bowed down like miserable slaves under the whip OF the
government Hear, hcarl The truth Is this: whenever
as have Just said, complaints iust receive them
bat We do not receive all trdlcrimtna,iy NJ de JAMIE
said yesterday that he could find journals 10 insert
he obscry atoms against the railway companies NJ Ha
vn offered 70 insert them in the S,ae> and declare
myself ready 10 do the same tn the journal direct
Baron ps JAszKI certainly shall forget the offer
NJ GrRRorIr--But do not undertake TO publish oil
tie complaints that may be sent TO me for some or them
acc devoid OF common sense. U.aughterl
Baron DE JASsg-l would not have anything 10 DO
with matters Of that kind Renewed lauahterl
NJ JULrs FAvRr--I should be greatly grieyed II my
language could have been Of nature 70 wound any one
and admit st once that the editors Of the journals act,
m presence Of the cxis,na legislation with great de-
To'eiasss and ran eouraxs MSvsmsnll But have
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
THEE BRITISH CABINET CRISIS.
The Prospect OF Reform After the Late
Division-A Dissolution Of Parlfa me nj
or . New Cabinet without an Elec.
tfon, re.

The Prospect OF Reform Arer the Late
Diviston-A Dissolution OF ParIfa me ns
or . New Cabinet without an Eiec-
fFrom the London Times, juno 2s1
The more ardent OF the disappointed rsformers make
dissolution Nothing will satisfy them but the capital
punishment OF the offending Legislature, and heavy
penalty inflicted on the members by the process Of
reelection In which the innocent viii suffer a. least a.
much as tho guilty Indeed in this not easy TO
say who are the gsi,y and who the innocent a.
rails hure red black wAt wh government for every
clause OF the BILL and In many cases given votes which
ses 20 the sI, day es clumsy
may be thought Of them they hardly 10 be fined
on an average three thousand pounds piece Neither
can the opposition be proved guilty any Indictment
except 2ne Of that vague and constructive character
which despots and democrats can draw up so we'll
They have maintained very open and consistent oppo-
si,ion bill confesssdy intended TO alter the political
balance by taking from them twenty thirty Of the
seats now under their influence, and TO oust them
promised nothing but REFORM In very general sense OF
the word and 10 this moment there can be only natu.
raj and yet unfrendy Inference that they would have
rejected fair and reasonable measure. They must
be judged not by the measure Of our suspi.
sions o,. oy the measure o. The actual occasion In
choice OF puttng them 20 test another He might
have brought Forward equal and fair TO all
parties classes and interests that Ia reject il might be
called crime In this case he would not have gai ned
much for his party for any occasional aly and
such success be might possibly no, prize He had also
the option OF measure in he nature OF political in
vasion Of his foes, and march into their country with
the view Of annexng some OF their territory and Of their
subjects In this case there chance OF brilliant
success But there was also the greater risk of faure
and In the event Of that failure there could ne no com
plant no invocation Of the just dctcs. demand
Tor saiisacon no excuse for summary vengeance This
IL the cho ce Mr. Gladsionc-perhaps we ought 10 say
his chief in the other house-has deliberately made He
went IN for the higher stakes aud the greater advantage
without regard 70 cams founded on the existing state OK
things, He has failed many another nssailant and
soall6e eeaauervr has failed before and VIII fail aGan
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

~.f~~s efaA..l .@~1
The details OF the distress prevailing In Hungary, and
generally In the eastern provinces OF Austria truly
heArtbreaking. In the Bukovina especially, misery
drives the inhabitants 70 the very last extremtes pa
rents oerng 10 sell their children that the little
should not die OF hunger.
Selavonc journal states that few days since resi-.
dent Of the Fauboura de Posch, at Tchernovtz pur-
chased ffom an unfortunate man three children two
ceivei nine forms The same day . peasant woman
arrived IN the Same town with her two daughtes-one
twelve and the other fourteen yean OF She offered
them 70 landed proprietor for forms EACH leaving
the latter free 10 choose The gentleman contented him
self BY giving aims TO the poor woman without buying
her children The mother and children had been in the
most complete desuton since the death Of the father
who had expired OF hunger.
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

Foreign exchange closed quiet but nrm a tho suboned
rasss-Bankers bills, 90 days, los q loSx; bankers
biis, days. lilo 1iok; commercial bills lo7 lo7k;
fsacs long date $40 s6l2k; francs, shor date, A7k
aSI0
rhs money market is inactive at pss cent and II
10 generally anticipated that the rate Of interest will
rule low for or three months come In she dis.
count demand there 10 change worthy Of nos. Gold
bins pass freely u ~ oK, and very little really choice
paper u offering.
ne business transacted as the Sub Treasury in this
-oity to-day was - Fellows
nsospts. s2s For customs. .ell2 900
xaymeuts...... 2627 60e Gold notes. eol, 900
Balance. ....... 90, ,006 Goa
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
The Commercial Erect.

From the London Times June %
"Wednesday the 50 amer BRIDE belonging 10 Mcssrs
Brown, Atkinson Co, Of Hun, arrived at that port
from St Petersburg with somewhat light cargo. The
Bride left 81 Petersburg the 18th inst, and at that
time freighs very low. on lnsecd she had only
obtained % ad per qr hemp, ass per ton hemp yarn
25s 81. kps 30s coda 40s, and Seals, ass. per
standard Last year tho fre CHI on nseed reached 5s
20 6s per ar. and hemp, p0s 20 100s per ton Not
only were freghts dull when the Bride le Crorsiadt
but articles OF merchandise for export very scarce
and many vessels leaving almost without cargo.
Before the ~ the 81 Petersburg
the merchants and sh hpowncrs ~ Holt anticipated .
large trade between tns gor, snd the Russian eapal.
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

In consequence Of the diminishing business of the gold
room of the large payments from the Sub Treasury on
OF interest," and OF the greater dnculty expe
Nenced by the speculative holders Of coin in raising
money there has been very marked decline during the
last two days In the Of interest borrowed gold
and to-day much per cent has been paid to have
gold carried This afternoon the rates for ordinary
transactions varied from interest to per cent.
At the ten O'Clock open stock board this morning very
little was done, except in Erie, OF which 1900 shares
sold at about the lowest quotations Of last evening.
Reading Rock Island and Northwestern very &C
tive in the street, at a slight advance At the reg
uiar board there was q very spirited demand
for government securities, the SKIES OF 1895
and the ten.fOrties being the prominent favorites
or the former $500 900 freely taken At 104x and
there was an almost immediate advance to 105 which
price paid the counter by the government
houses In the miscellaneous shares very little
doing at the board State stocks still animated.
Tennessses done at 9l, North Carolinas at IS,
Georgia at ITO and Virginia at &c. The railroad list
st ady, with less excitement. Erie declined Il, and
there disposition TO put out sellers options
Reading declined u, New York Central " Michigan
Southern 4. Rock Island Y, Northwestern u North.
western preferred \. Fort Wayne was firm. Illinois
Central and Toledo advanced y. After the board there
disposition to DO business and at the one
o'clock open board there was a general improve
ment in the tone Of the market. Eric advanced Y on
large sales Northwestern preferred also in demand
and g. 400 shares sold at COZ Ga Rock Island
was strong, and rose to 95a 95zs. Pittsburg was
steady at the mornings quotations. Ohio and Missis-
sipp advanced to 27K Quicksilver rather more
active, at an improvement Of u while Western Union
Telegraph fell or u per cent Mining and Petroleum
shares continue fat and quotations nominal At the
morning board Bennehof Run Oil closed 30c. higher
than at the time yesterday selling at s. So Dow
Neville Gold &c. selling at 5sc Shade River sold at 45c,
New York and Allegheny 81 80, American Flag S2 Gun
nell Gold 81 IL, Union 81. Keystone Silver zoe.
As is customary Saturdays second session
held by any Of the stock boards and with the thermo
meter at 100 in the shade it is hardly necessary to say
that almost nothing done in the street. In the
lower hall OF the Stock Exchange tho following the
latest quotations. the market closing strons:Ne York
Central 99 Erie 69,s, Hudson River III, Reading l07,
Michigan Southern 80 Illinois Central scrip 12lH Clevc
land and Pittsburg s3H, Cleveland and Toledo 109k,
Rock Island e5A, Northwestern 3f, Northwestern pre-
fcrred elk, Fort Wayne 97h, Canton 551l Cumberland
Coal 48K, Quicksilver 4sk.
Tho gold market has been without excitement. The
The New York herald., 1866-07-08

despatch from Berne, Of June IT, says.-The
Federal Council OF Switzerland June 10, adopted
gous those o. 1852 and deberaed upon the instruc
tons TO be given NJ de Sails commanding the Eighth
division in the Grisons In view also OF the necessity
for watching the Swiss frontier u has placed upon
footing the ST. Gall battalion No. 83 and the No IL CON-
pany or the Garis carabniers.
The Zurich battalion proceeds 10 Zernetz in the centre
OF Lower Engadine by the Aibula Pass and by that
OF Juller
been detailed for picket service. and the staff OF this
brigade the commander Of the Eighth division and his
adiutsnts the chief officer Of engineers the No. bat
talon OF Zurich and the No 10 company OF Grisons
biniers have been despatched 10 the frontier
II is believed that these troops VIII proceed 10 the
Munstarhal in the risons aud that their principal
vice will he 10 guard the mountain passes leading from
Italy into that isolated region
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

SATURDAY July Tsp N.
The excessive heat has contributed with other causes
10 curai the operations of Wall street to-day ana aser
the close Of the rst sessions OF the regular ana open
boards very little doing, either In the street or across
the counter The animation which for some days past
has prevailed in government securities continues to in
crease and there appears to be as much activity in the
foreign as in the domestic demand the former being
confined TO the old Hvetwenties and the latter ranging
through the entire government st-comprsng the SKIES
or 1881 the new vetweny bonds and the seven-thrty
notes whose chief attraction seems at present to be that
on maturity they exchangeable for gold bearing six
per bonds We find significant illustration Of this
movement In the fact that during the last week skies Of
1851 have risen 2k per cent, nvctwenes Of 1852 1K
per cent and ten-forties per cent The hres,
though less in demand, have advanced from 70 per
cent since last Monday.
Tho range OF the gold market during the week has
been from 1928 to 1884, is shown in the suboined
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
News from Aspy Bay.

Asrr BAf, July oi lSoa
packe, viii leave for Newfoundland on Monday
evening next and will continue 10 alternate days
unt q cable between Newfoundland and the mainland
a. esiabl shea
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
rlces during thc day were as follows:-

Tho shipment OF specie to-day amounts only to
Se44, $50 OF which tho steamship Bavaria takes out
sse tho steamship City Of Boston se4 ooo and the
steamship Aragon $13 900.
The export statement during each Of the last ten
The New York herald., 1866-07-08
Income Returna. !.

The following the OF citizens OF Hartford,
Conn., who pay tar on $4,000 or more Of income for