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To the Honorable Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate
within and for the Co ntv of Hancock:
DESPEGTFULI.I represents the undersigned
~ John BlodEet of Bucksport, in SAID County
administrator de bopis with the Will annexed
upon the estate of Isaac Case, late OF said Buck
sport, dc cea sed That said Isaac Case IN his lite
dime by his obligation in writing dated April 18th,
1865. by him signed and sealed, covenantcd and
agreed to and with said Blodget, upon certain con
ditions therein set forth, to convey to HIM or his
assigns by a good and sufficient deed, a certain
parcel of real estate situated in SAID Bucks port on
the Southery side of Franklin Street and bounded
on the North by said street the East by land of
W. H. Pilsbury, on the south by land then or
formerly OF {. Brown and on the west by land OF
I. c. Woodman, and being the premises conveyed
to said Case by said Woodman, August 9TH, lo5f.
Said Blodget further represents that said OBJ
legation was, by instrument IN writing, duly
signed sealed and delivered, assigned aud trans
fered to Sarah Z. Hodgct and that she has fulfilled
the conditions OF said obligation and is entitled To
u deed of the premises therein described and de-
sires and demands the same.
Wherefore he prays that he ma! be duly licensed
70 convey the same to her a. IN SAID Obligation
PROMISED. ,..,.-,
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At THE WONDERFUL REVELATIONS
MADE BY TIE GREAT PSYCHOLOGIST,
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most straight and stubborn hair Of either sex into
wavy rnglcts, or heavy massive curls Has been
used by the fa-hionahles of Paris and ondon, " I'M
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Descriptive Circulars nailed tree. Address Der.
GER, SIT, IT'S 4 co, Chemists, No. -, River 1T
Troy, \. Y, Sole gents for the United States.
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Bucksport, April 10th, 1867.

AT A Court of Probate Held at Ellsworth, within
and for the County Of Hancock on he fourth We'd
nesday of April, A, D., l>j1.
ON the foregoing petition, ORDERED THAT the
Petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing a copy of the Petition and Order of Court
thereon, to be published three week, successfully
i'll the Ellsworth American, newspaper printed III
Ellsworth, that they may appear NJ n Probate
Court to be held at Ellsworth, in said County, on
the third Wednesday of June next, mt ten
O'Clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, II
they have, why the prayer of said petition shouid
not be granted. -:
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest GEO. A. DYER, Reg'r..
A true copy of the petition and older of Court
thereon. :
Attest GEO. A. DYER. Rcg'r. 3w16
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Important TO Dill Owners and
Projectors,

Important 10 Miil Owners and
t'rOprietOrs,
7 wish to call the attent ion of Mill Owners and
| Propricfors To my Patent Saw Gauge, loi
arranging Gang saws. These gauges are arrang-
Ell that when o. put in they are stationary they
do not have TO be removed Ia change the saws, and
any man. whcn once familiar with them, can change
his gauges in ten seconds time. II il COM dered 10y
those who have used them that this j. OF lac
most useful, economical, time and labor saving in
ventiou that was ever brought before the people
= A. II. BELLATTN.
T T. T MO y A l..
We the undersigned Mill Owner. and Practical
Millmen Of Ellsworth are now using or are about
to use, BELLATTl'S PATENT SAW GAUGE,
for arranging Gang saws aud we cheerfuliy rec
Commend il a. Il praaticai economical time and
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We are satisfied from our OWN obscrv atoD and by
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with this that il IT. e. with the Tracy aaec which
we are laying by, aud adopting the Beilaity Gauge
NILL OWNERS. George H. Brown.
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j. I. Il e. ii. Grant. PRAcIlt An MlLi.MEN
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This Gauge can be seen ut Eger.'s, store, Ban.
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April cath, 1857.

ya,HE subs riber hereby gives public notice to al
/ concerned. that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon hims eli the trus Of an Admin
istrator OF the estate of
EPHRAIM CLosSON, late of Sedgwick
in the County of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bund as the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said deceased's
estate, to make immediate payment, aud those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement.
Vim. II. SARGENT,T
April cath, 1867. 3wl1
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been appointed by
w the Hon. PARKER TUCK, Judge of Probate
for the County of Hancock, to receive and examine
The claims of creditors to the estate of Edward
Haskell late Of Deer Isle, deceased, represented
insolyent do hereby give notice that SIX months are
allowed TO said creditors TO bring in and prove
their claims, and that shall attend that service
at the house of r. A. Gross nj Deer Isle on the last
Saturdays of September and October next.
GEO. l.. IIOSMER, Commission
+. A. GROSS, crs.
Deer Isle May LIST, lSJ7 3wl'
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nncksport, April "A, 1867.

At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth with,
and iorthe county of iiascoek, on the fourth
Wednesday OF February. A. H., lS'i,
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED THAT
the petitioner give public notice to al persons in;
tere.ted by causing Il copy OF the fct'i9h ana
this order thereon TO published three weeks SUE
cesslvciy IA the Ellsworth American, new paper
published in Ellsworth, in SAID county, that they
may appear at IL Court OF Probate for said county,
20 he held at Ellsworth on the third Wednesday of
April next, at ten of The clock in the forenoon
10 shew cause, if any they have why the prayer OIL
said petioncr should not be granted.
PAEkER TUCK, Judge.
Attest:-GEO. \. DYER, Eegr
a true copy of the petition and order OF Court
thereon.
Attest:-GEO \. DYER Register. 3wl6
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rI,IIE subscriber hereby gives public notice, TO
all concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an Executor
OF the last VIII and Testament Of
JOEL EMERY, late of Eden,
In the County of Hancock deceased, by giving
bond as the Jaw directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said deceased's
estate. to make immediate payment, and those who
have anv demands thereon to exhibit the same Tor
JOHN 7. EMERY,
Anril 9TH 1857 3wl1
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mHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public
Il tice to all concerned, that he has been duly az.
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust OF an
Administrator of the estate of
EDW ARD BEAL late of Ellsworth,
in the County OF Hancock deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said deceased cs
tate, to make immediate payment, and those who
have demands thereon, to exhibit the same for
settlement.
H. \. NJ. JOY.
April a6th. 1857 SWl6
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MILTON GALE.


A c. WALLACE, ESQ, Manchester, y. II,
Or. j. w. Poland. Dr. Sri very ehcerfully
give my testimony in favor OF your liuInor Doc
for AS an exc, llent remedy for lluinors. My ua-
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severely was afflicted with boils, and they know
how perfectly good my health l. at present You
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particulars In my case.
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Free TO Everybody.

Largo PIP. Circular, giving Information ofths
Created importance TO the Young Of both sexes.
1t teaches how the homcly may become beautiful
the despi>ed respected, and the forsak,t loved.
No yonng lady or gentleman should fail TO send
their Address, and receive copy postpaid, by
return mail.
Address +. o. Drawer, 81.
Gmoso Troy y
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Reparator Capilli.

:
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And rejoice in your own luNuriant hair.
REPaRATOR cAPILtI,
For restoring hair upon bald heads from what
ever cause It may have fallen OUT and forcing n
growth Of hair upon the face. 1t has no equal. II
will force the beard to grow upon the sn"othcst
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heads In from two to three mo tbs. \ few ignor-
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or beard Thei assertions are false, as thousands
of living witnesses from their ownexpcriencel can
bear witness But many will say, how are we to
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Preparations advertised for the hair and beard are
entirely worthless, and You may have already
thrown away large amounts in Their. purchase. u"
such we would say, try the Rcparaior Cappili ii
will cost you nothing unless it fully.c"rhcs up TO
our representations. nyour Druggist does not
keep it, send Us one dollar and we will forward 1t
postpaid together with a receipt for the money,
which will be returned You on Application pro-
yiding eutire satisfaction i not given. Address,
w l. CLARK CO, Chemists,
No. West faycttc street, SYRACUSE, NY.
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Probate n Offices.

To the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge of Probate, fol
the County of Hancock
HlIiE undersigned administrator upon the estate
II of Richard Thaxter, late of Buckspori. in said
County deceased, Interstate :-Represents that upon
settlement of his administrative account there Is
balance in his hands 10 be distributed to the heirs
of said deceased; that the nearest of Kin to said
,rhaxter the time of his decaSe were his ncphews
xnd nicces, TO wit-Ilarriet Page and Margaret
Page of said Bucksport, Judith Curtis of North
Brilgwaer, Mass, Duncan Mob. rhaxter, and
sam l.. ThaNter OF Boston, Mass, Hannah Means
of Hinghani Mass Mrs. u. 7. Stinson, of Brook
lyn, Y, sally Gushing andElla IIazelton of
Boston, Mass Hannah Freeman of Randolph,
Mass James Little of said Bucksport, and Mrs
\. 7. Rogers, of Mobile, Ala. lie further repre-
SCENTS that at the time of said Intestate, decease,
there were living children OF his deceased nephews
and nieccs who claim to be entitled to share in the
estate To the end that justice may be done and
that he may be protected in making distribution
OF said estate, the undersigned prays that Your
Honor will make a decree determining VINO are
heirs of said Int and directing distribution
accordingly.
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Auburn, Golden, flaxcn l. Silkcn (ufIs.

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We think we can supply small dealers with
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price.
So Remember the place. At the store formerly
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PHYSICIANS arc respectfully solicited to give
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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-11-12
A Letter from Governor Haight. of Califor-
nia---His Views of Political Affairs

The New York World has been permitted to
publish the following extract from a private
letter of Governor Haight, of California. 1t
exhibits the character of that excellent man, as
well as his sound political principles:
SAN Francisco, Sept. %, 1867.
We fought good fight and achieved glori-
Gus result, as you know. Most OF our own
friends were surprised at the majorities, for In
stance, 4 200 over Gorham in San francisco
and over 5000 in the State.
Nothing would have induced me to leave my
business and home and travel through heat and
dust, speaking night after night in the open AIR
for SIX weeks, but deep conviction that this
Radical programme unless arrested will sink the
country to perdition. The whole proceedings
of Congress are revolutionary, outside OF the
Constitution, . as Thad. Stevens says, and will
have but one result, and that is the destruction
OF the government. For one, will never con-
sent to let negroes make laws for me, nor to let
men legisate for me who are elected by negro
votes. Unless | greatly err, the mass OF the
people will never sanction this lawless policy
which sets the Constitution aside, establishes
pure military tyranny at the South, and negro
domination over white men, women ana chill
dren to aid Radicals in retaining Office. ANY
people that will sanction such outrages are not
fit to be free. IA D9.4.
trust no New York politician will sanction
negro suffrage in any shape whatever 1t will,
if forced on the Southern people, result in a
war OF races, and in the destruction OF the gov
eminent. Thousands of good men have de-
SPARED of the republic who are now inspired
with fresh courage to make the combined strug,
| gle in the cause of the Union and Constitution
al Liberty 1t is holy cause. e
For myself, have accomplished all desired,
| which was to revolutionize California with Ore
gon and Nevada. and give an impulse to the
| Central States which would assist them to over
throw Radicalsm there. Now if could re-
lease myself from official cares and return tony
| profession [ should derive far moro pleasure
| from doing so than [ have done from the honor
| conferred on me in so fattering manner by the
people, Ny ruling passion at present is to
restore liberty to the South, peace and harmony
to the country, and to get out Of political life
| Very truly yours,
Fl TT HAIGHT.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1867-11-12
Conservative Convention.

We approve of the suggestion, which seems
to be concurred in by all the papers which have
EXPRESSED an opinion upon the subject, to hold
a Conservative Convention in Richmond, on
Wednesday, the 18th of December, that plan
of campaign may be agreed upon which will
ensure concert of action, on the part OF the
Conservatives, throughout the State. That
Convention should be composed of the greatest
and wisest men Of the State. We hope that
large meeting will be held here on Monday, the
25th of this month, (court day., for the purpose
of appointing delegates to the proposed Con-
seryatiye. Convention, and that our ablest,
wisest, and most reliable citizens will be selected
to represent the noble Conservatives of this
great county, which, at the next election, will
speak in tones of thunder its opposition to Rad
ical rule and negro domination. Those who
were silent in the recent election will, In the
next, speak the more emphatieally, that none
may misunderstood the sentiments they enter
tain. They will not again give the Radicals an
opportunity to claim their silence as evincing
sympathy with Radicalism and approval OF ne
gro suffrage. ~
IF the Conservative Convention adopt the
policy of voting down the ratification of the
Constitutions it is more than probable it
will-then will the voice of Augusta be heard
above that of any other county in proclaiming
her emphatic and determined opposition to rat
ifcation. The people by that time will be thor
oughly aroused to sense of their duty-if the
proper organization be adopted and carried into
efect-and they will manfully perform it.
Stuart, Baldwin and other able speakers in this
county should enter the field and their eloquent
voices should be heard in every neighborhood
calling upon the people to rally to the rescue of
the State
p S.-After the above was in type, we re-
ceived the Richmond papers containing the fol-
lowing call issued by the Executive Committee
of the Conservative party of that city:
1.-THE Executive Committee of the Conserva-
tive party in Richmond, obeying the indications
of the sentiments of the people of Virginia, and
without any intention to dictate to them, but
acting because there is no recognized body to
provide for such contingency, invite the peo-
Die of the various counties and cities to assem-
BILE in primary meetings and appoint delegates
to Convention to be held in the city of Rich
mond, on Wednesday, the 18th Of December,
for the purpose of effecting an organization of
the Conservatives of the State.
H. X. ELLYsoN, Pres't
JAS. r. BRANCH, Sec'y.
P. S.-Since the above was in type, num-
Der Of gentlemen have united in the following
request:
'We are requested to state that a public
meeting will be held at the Court house, on the
first day of November County Court, to appoint
delegates for Augusta to the Conservative Con
vention to assemble in Richmond, on the 18th
of December next
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The Recent Elections.

Such re action in public sentiment as has
taken place in the Northern and Western States,
as exhibited by the recent elections, is unpre-
cedented. These elections show that the hope
of such reaction, which we have entertained
and expressed since the adoption by Congress
of the Radical scheme of reconstruction, was
well founded, and that, if the people of the
South had been enabled, by united opposition
to the call of Conventions to gain more time,
as we hoped they would, they would now have
nothing to dread-relief would certainly have
reached them in time to save them from the
doom they have such just reason to dread. AS
it is, whilst we have some reason to hope, our
fate is still involved in doubt.
We give below the results of the recent cleo
tons which show how strongly the tide is set
ting in against Radicalism.
NEW YORK This State, which had Re-
publican majority of near $4,000, now gives a
Conservative majority of 10000, being a Re
publican loss of 1900. To be safe we give the
majority at 100000, though the Conservative
State Central Committee claim that the major
ity is $4,000, which would make the Republi-
can loss $4,000 The General Assembly is
Conservative.
MASSACHUSETTS. Even in this State which,
like Ephraim, is Joined to its idols, the Repub-
licans lose about 10000. Their victory was
like that of Pyrrhus, and one more such would
ruin them. 3ia
New JERSEY. This State, like New York,
has left the Republican ranks, and has taken
its position in the ranks of the Conservative
States. The Conservatives carried the State
by -, 600 majority, being loss to the Repub.
licans of near $4,000. The Legislature stands
as follows Senate, 10 Republicans to IL Con
servatives. In the House, Is Republicans to
| 80 Conservatives.
MARYLAND. In this State, the Conserva-
tives elected every officer, and carried the State
by 10000 majority.
~ There's life in the old land yet,
E9t Maryland, my Maryland.
KANSAS. This blood stained and wool-dyed
abolition State was nearly redeemed, to the ut
| ter surprise of Radicals and Conservatives, and
| the Constitutional amendment recognizing ne
! gro suffrage is reported to have been rejected.
In this State female suffrage was submitted tc
| the vote and defeated. 4li0 IS
! MINNESOTA. The reported Republican ma
jority is about 1000. The majority last veal
was 10, 2os. Whether negro suffrage was de.
feated is yet in doubt.
| WISCONSIN. Reported Republican majority
about 5000. Last year it was %, 909
MICHIGAN No returns that we have SEEN
We suppose it has gone Republican by greatly
reduced majority. <.4 ssi - =