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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1868-01-17

At a court of Probate held ut Ellsworth, within and
for the county of Hancock, on the Isl, WetIn es.
day Of Jan. A. D.. 1873.
DETER ABBOTT named Execr.' in certain
1 instrument purporting 10 be the last will and
testament OF Joshua Abbott late Ut Verona, in said
county deceased, having presented the same for
Probate
ORDERED. That the said Executor give ntice
10 all persons interested by causing copy of this
ord"r io be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth american printed al Ellsworth, that
They may appear at Probate Court to be held nj
Ellsworth In said county, ON the frs. WcdncS,Hy
OF February next, ut ten OF the clock in tie fore
noon, and shcw cause, If any they have, why the
said instrument Should not he proved, approved
aud allowed a the last will aud testament of said
deceased
PARKEK TUCK, Judge.
Atue copy-A,tcst;
GEO. A. DYER, Register.
3w5s.
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MA II RI e d.

Tiancoct-Jan 9TH, -. by Rev. F. Hard ng, VT.
Thoma. =. uodgAius aud Miss i.amra [. Wooster,
both Of Hancock. Also
BY SINE, Jan. itn, Cspt Richmond :. Wootscr,
and Miss Augusta T.. " oostcr, both of II.
Eliswoith.-Ihe litL, by Rev. Dr. Tenn"v, Mr.
Geo. :. OGcr. aud Miss Hannah \. sachp1l-, both
OF Ellsworth Also
BY same, 18th inst. Mr.. L. J. Lord, of Bluehill
and Miss carrie j. Mcfarland of Ellsworth.
Orland,-- l2th inst, by Rev. Geo. y Nar,,en
Mr.. howard q. Cummings. oiProspeet, and Miss
MIRA N Bowden, at Oriand.
Gran. lslrs. the IAN inst. by 6, bert T. Haulock
Esq. Mr. josiah Y. spuilins and Miss Frances T.,
steel. all Of {. Isle.
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IMPORTANT To FEMALES.

Tho celebrated DH. u w continues TO devote
his entire time to the treatment OF all diseases
cidcn, to the female system. An experience oil
twenty four years enables him to guarantee speedy
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preston and all other Menstrual arrangements.
from whatever cause. At l'tters for advice must
contain 81. Office, No. En,lieott street boston
\. B--Board furnished To ihose who w.sh to re.
main under treatment.
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20 4 FAX a ss, Z. r G, 7. RONEII, { co,

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At a court ofProbne held nj Ellsworth. within and
fvr the county of IlancGca. on the fret Wednes
day ofJan, A. D., ISIS.
TOiIN T. EMERY. Executor of the last will and
u of joel Emery late Of Eden in said CounIy.
d.; asel-', avihg IRE entc | his LIST account OF
administration upon said estate for Probate
ORDERED That The said Fxecr' give notice
thereof To all persons Interested, by causing
copy of this order to he published three weeks sue
cessiycly IN the Eilsw oith American, printed in
Ellsworth that they may appear at Il Probate court
to be holden at Ellsworth on the fret "Wednesday
OF Feb, next, at ten OF the clock IN the Tore
noon, and Shew cause, ii any they have why the
sam. should not be allowed.
PARKER TICK, Judge.
true Copy-Attcst;
3ujs GEO. A. DyrE, Reg stcr.
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Ntw Adrertisements.
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terrible suffering, dur & which time I'll otherr
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ALL PRIVATE DISEASES OF BOTH SEXES,
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I. o. Of G. T..

HANCOCK Comfy Ass ocrAryoy,.
Office of VI orthy Se rotary,
Buck sport, Dec 26th, lsjs,
NOTICE Is hereby given that the Fist Annual
Sess ion of tho above association II w ,ldcn -
Ellsworth Tuesday jan. 2lst Il q
al 10 O'Clock, A NJ,
he election Of Officers and o'her impo,tA pt W.
siness will como before the session.
1t is earnestly desired that every Lodge b rep
resented.
DO L fill to send at least one delegsta.
Youis in Y. Il. ~ d C..
ow4s E.P. I'M. VS.
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| could not put my heel to the floor, nor raise my
hands To my head. have spent more than 500
for the IRfallibie Remedies advertised without the
least benefit. Less tn too bottles Of Whites Eisr.
ir entirely GU cd me-
Three teaspooniul doses will cure all ordinary
eases ri rheumatism or Neuralgia, All apothcca-
ries sell it, j. WHITE, Druggist, 81 Levcrett
street, Boston.
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Turner's TIC Douiourex or Uni.

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Its magic influence. 1t has the unqualified apbrov.
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where Sent on receipt Of 400 and two pnstng.
stamps. TURNER 4 c. y, 100 fremont St., Boston,
Mass, Propric,ors.
Boston July LIST, 1867. iysp2t
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STATE OF MAINE.
uAxcocx. 81. Court of Probate, Jan. Term

HANCOCK, So. Court of Probate, Jan. Term A
D., 1865.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED THAT
spd Widow give notice TO all persons interested,
by causing copy OF this order to be
American a newspaper published in Ellsworth In
SAID County, that they may appear at Court of
rebate for said County to hc held nj Ellsworth on
the first Wednesday in Feb next at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, and show cause If any they
have, why the same should not be granted
PARKER Tuck, Judge.
true copy-Attest.
GRO. A. DYER, Register.
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LOAN MONEY WEST!

wv. cam loan 500 . on Farms in Hcniy and
w adjoining couLtcs in Illinois, of three times
vaue of loans, at ten per Ct. payable annually,
free OF charge, at place of lender. we are respon-
sib;e for titles given in security, When sfatas of
L. y Bonds is unrertain, and specie payment
before maturity OF loan certain. ten per cent,
curites the best land in the world is the safest
investment for capital. For details and rcfercn.
address
BENNETT & VEEDER, Galva, Henrs Co, III.
JOHN !. BEANEr Jan. J, 1868. ALBERT II. tEEDER.
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c. 7. RDNEIL { CO, :, 4 ss;s ss as' n r:

THE NORTHERN MONTHLY. high toned
i Literary Magazine; So year. The Amer
can Agricuturist sent one year free u new sub
scrbers to the Northern Monthly. Office " Park
Row, New York. Sample copy 10 cts.
A GENTS WANTED, FOR THE AMERI
IA CAN FARMER, the cheapest and best Far
mers Paper In America, Only 81 a year. For
Premium list, &c, address
JOHN TURNER, Rochester, " Y.
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County Of Hrvcoch.
TO EPHR4IU CRABTREE, Dr.
jan. e.-as Tos days attendance Jan. ,
Travel from Hancock to
Ellsworth and back, IS
nils, -o
March SIS, 80 days assessing County roo
Tax. W
"Iravcl from Hancock to
Ellsworth and back, IS 40
April2,-27, - days attending Court,
Anil Term, /! "
Travel from Hancock to
Ellsworth ana back, - ,o
miles. 81
Nav II. a dav at Ellsworth on
County business, = %
Travel from ii mock to
Ellsworth and back, IS
lnie-, : 81
NavlS %. tiays assessing rlauta-
talon road tax, ooo
Travel from Hancock TO
Ellsworth anu back, Is
miles, ~
Jnlvo al Cay on road in Franklin, 2 %
- Travel from Hancock to
Franklin aad back, 30m's. 3 %
July e-lO, 49, days July Term on Cuun-
" bust ess, oV
Travel from Hancock to
Ellsworth ami back, IS
mi cs, ~
Ju,v ls. al dsy on petition Of Elias
Dodge X ais, ~
"Tray,l from Hancock to
Bucksport and back, " .,o
miles, 81
Arv al day at Ellsworth looking
alter repairs Oh JAIL 2oo
"Travel from Hancock to
Ellsworth aud back, %
miles, $50
Apc es-ss. as DAYS on Plantations, 80
Travel from Hancock to
CHERRY field via Aurora i
back, IS miles, so
Con, n Al day on Long Island on
Nf' pettion of j. l.. Chatto, 9 80
Travel from lIancoI to
Long Island and back, y
miles, ~
Ferriage W
~, A.. ~ DAYS on road in De lham 10 90
.'Iravel from Hancock 70
Dedham and back IS miles 6 60
Oct es-s6 "5daNs att Min .Lou tOct.
Term lou
"Travel from Hancock TO
Ellsworth AMI back -
Oct. SIS, "3days attending Court Oct -
Dec. II. "iday on petition of Samuel
Mcfarland and ais, Zoo
Travel TO \ Hancock ana oo
back 2 mills W
Granting L orgc Licenses 20
Dec 81 to Jan
2 lsJs. - days attendance settling
with Treasurer ana other ooo
"Travel from hancock to
Ellsworth and back - mis- 81
1854 10
Ellsworth, Jan. I'd, les.
Received Payment,
Ephram Crabtrcc.
HANCOCK SIS. Clerks Office. LIlsw orth, JAN I'd
hereby certify that the six proceeding accounts
are true copics of the original accounts OF The
County Commissioners ior me yea, aonL' anu , ano
have BEEN issued for the payment thereof Ut OF
eo""'' 'A' p W. PERRY, Clerk
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EARNINGS OF THE COMPANY.

At present, the prot of the Company are do.
rived only from its local trac, but th. 10 already
much more than sufficient to pay tho interest on
al the Bond, the Company can Issue, if not an.
other mile were built. Ills bnt doubted that when
line connecting the Atlantic and Pacific States will
be large beyond precedent and Us there will be
competition, it can always be done at profitable
rates.
1t will be noticed tina. the Union Pacific Railroad
is, in fact Government Hor, built under the ST..
neryision of Government officers, and to 4 large
extent with Goyernnen money, and that its bonds
are issued under Government direction. 1t 10 be.
lieyed that no similar security 10 so carefully
guarded. and certainly no other 10 based upon
larger or more valuable property. AZ the Con.
paui's
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To tho Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate for
the County of Hancock

The undersigned, widow ofESOCTf IfLYNAN
laic OF sullivan in said county deceased respect.
fully represents, that The said dc ceased died pos
scssetl oil personal estate, an inventor of which
has eeen duly returned into the Probate Office -:
fhat her circumstances render 1t necessary that
she should heve more of said personal estate than
she Is entitled to on a distribution thereof; she
therefore prays that your Honor would grant her
your discretion you may determine necessary
and proper, and Tor the appointment of Commits.
sioncrs to set ont her Dover in said estate.
MARY l.. LYMAN.
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525 UILES
UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD
Running West from Omaha
ACROSS THE CONTINENT.
ARE NOW COMPLETED,

This brings the line tn tho eastern base Of tho
Rocky Mountains, and it is expected that the
track will be laid thirty miles further, to Eva .
Pass, the highest point on the road, by January
The maximum grade from the foot of the noun.
tains to the .unnit is but eighty leet to the mile,
while that of many eastern roads is over one hun.
drcd. Work in the rockcuttings the western
slope will continue through the winter and there
is now reason to doubt that the entire grand
The means provided for the construction of this
Great National work ample. The United
States grants its Six Per Cent Bonds at the ratio
of from SIG 900 to $iS,0u0 per mile, for which Il
takes second len as security. and receives pAv.
ment TO large if not to the full extent OF it,
claim in services These Bonds are issued ~ each
twcnty mile section is finished, and AFTER 1t has
been examined by United States ComD.iss toner's
and pronounced to be in all respects flrstclass
| road, thoroughly supplied with depots, repair.
shops, stations, and all the necessary rolling stock
and other equipments.
The United states also makes donation of H. {.
800 acres of land to the mile, ", ich will bs .
| source of large rev nus to the Company. Much
of this land in the Platte Valley is among the most
fertile i'll the world, and other large portions are
covered with heavy pine forests and abound in
coal of tbs best quality
The Company is also authorized to issue its own
First Mortgage Bonds to an amount equal to the
issue OF the Government and no more. Hon. L.
ID. Morgan and Hon. Oakes AmeS are Trustees for
,hc Bondholacrs, and deliver the Bonds to the
Company only Us the work progresses. that
they always represent IN actual and productive
value.
The author izod capital of the Company Is Cxe
Hundred Million Dollars, of which ever five mil.
lions have beea paid in upon the work already
done.
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9oythna Adrfrs,.

I DWELL 4 SENTER's Chronom,ter And N.u.
- tical Store aniRitchie's Liquid Compassss.
81 Exchange Street.
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tFrom the Zaaesville Courier. June e5th.]
- -

The Masonic Celebration.
One of the most imposing Masonic
celebrations that has been held in Eas-
tern Ohio for many years, took place in
this city yesterday, June oath, ST. John
the Baptist's day, on the occasion Of the
dedication of Masonic Hall. Halffare
excursion trains were run over the Gen.
tral Ohio Railroad from Columbus and
Bellair, arriving in this city, the former
at 1890 A. M. and thelatter at $50 A.
NJ, crowded with people. The steamer
Carrie Brooks, from Marietta, and the
Mink from McConnelsville, brought up
large delegations. The propeller, Co
quette" and McCormick's new steamer,
from Dresden, were crowded with breth-
rem of the order and excursionists, while
from the neighboring towns through the
country large crowds of people began
arriving at an early hour, and by 10 o.
clock A. M. the city was full of stran-
gers.
The different branches of the order.
on arrival, were escorted with music,
under the guidance of the committee of
Arrangements, to one of four halls, the
Blue Lodges to Music Hall, the Chapters
to Odd Fellows Hall, the Communicates
to Good Templars' Hall. and the mem
bers Of the Grand Lodge to Masonic
Hall. At II o'clock A. M. the dedica-
ton of Masonic Hall by the members of
the Grand Lodge took place, Past Grand
Master Thomas Sparrow, of Columbus,
Ohio, officiating. The Hall was most
beautifully and tastefully decorated with
flowers, seeming almost complete bower
of bloom, in which it was delightful to
linger. The dedicatory services, most
imposing and impressive, were perform
ed in the presence of a vast crowd of
people, filling every nook and space of
the Hall. while hundreds, aye, thousands,
were unable to obtain an entrance, and
occupied in. time a little over one hour
At the close of the ceremonies the
dinner hour had arrived, when visiting
brethren, as far as possible, were taken
in charge by members of the order in
the city, and provided with refresh
ments.
THE AFTERNOON.
The different Masonic bodies met at
the halls designated for their use, lit
tie after one o'clock P NJ, and formed
in procession under the charge of A. G.
Ross. Esq, Chief Marshal, assisted by
assistant marshals and the committee of
arrangements. The Blue Lodge formed
in procession on Main street, from Mu-
sic Hail. in order as follows: Musk
ingum Lodge No. 36s, from Fulton
ham; Reynoldsburg No. $40, from
Reynoldsburg; Anchor Lodge No.
2s4, Duncan's Falls; Bellair No. 267,
from Bellair; Hubbard No. 220, Ad-
amsville Eureka No. 233, Washing
ton; Irville No. 1S4, Nashport; Thrall
No. no, Fredericktown Valley No.
145, Malta; Malta No. lis, Norwich
Corinthian No. Ill, McConnelsville
Dresden No. 103, Dresden; Newark No.
81, Newark Friendship No. SO, Barnes
vile; jackson No. So, Brownsville La
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ROsadalfs will Cure the Very
Worst Gases of Chronic
KheumafisIn.

PORTSMOUTH, VA. February 25, 1858.
Captain J. 81. Baker:
DEAk SIR-Ths is to certify, that l have been
years, many times unable to move tried all med
icines recommended to me for the disease without
highly Spoken Of, procured a bottle. and, fndi5g
some relief. continued it until am happy to say
that am completely well. .n,-,.-,
yentive. and l oheerfully recommend it to the
afflicted Yours very ytMES tFMpEyS wEpp
WILSON. January Z. 1858.
hereby certify that / have used DR.. Lawreuce's
justly celebrated Rosadalis in my family a gen.
eral Alternative and Tonic, with the most satistac-
tory results, and therefore conscientiously reoom
mend it to the public medicine of and gen.
uine merit. JAMES W. DAVIS,
Sheriff of Wilson county, N. C.,
RosADALIs.-Th medicine has met with an un-
precedented success in this community. Capt Ba-
forms us that it is next to impossible to supply the
demand made for it; and that the medici is effect
ing some wonderful on cures and giving great salts I'll
Daily Journal, Ro0sna6er 20, 1867.
Prepared only by ]; J. LAWRENCE. n. D.,
Chemist. Baltimore Md. date of ilson. N, C.)
@Soid wholesale by all the principal Wholesale
Druggists in all the large cities of the United States
and British America. and retailed by druggists
~ ddfss 80 nfuIgs SGTRED D sss
prietors and manufacturers. 244 Baltimore street,
Baltimore, Md
WESTERN DEPOT,
DIR. w. a. DUGGAN,
23o Vine ST., Cincinnati, o.
sTFor sale in Columbus by Braun Bruck Co.
Huston & Gardner, 5. E. Samuel d Co., and r.
Jones Son.. mayl2-d&wly
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Fayette No. 79, GAINESVILLE Cambridge
Lodge No. 66, Cambridge; Center Star
No. II. Granville; Mount Zion No. g.
Mount Vernon; Magnolia No. 20, Co.
lumbus; Amity No. 5, GAINESVILLE
American Union No. |, Marietta; and
representatives of various other Blue
Lodges from all parts of the State
The procession thus formed, with three
bands, marched to Odd Fellows Hall,
where it was Joined by GAINESVILLE Chap
ter No. 8; American Union No. 1, Ma
rietta; McConnelsville No. 81, and
GAINESVILLE Chapter No. 60; thence,
the procession marched North on 4th and
East on Market, Clinton Commandery,
No 5, from Mt. Vernon, and Cyprus
Commandery, this city, with another
band of music, marching down from
Good Templar's Hall and joining the
procession, and the Grand Lodge and
aged and infrm masons in carriages,
falling in from Masonic Hall.
The procession, thus formed, marched
up Market street to Seventh, out Sew
enth to Main, and down Main through
South GAINESVILLE to Giants beautiful
grove, one mile west of the city, where
the afternoon exercises took place. At
the Grove General Leggett called the
audience to order, when there was mu-
sic by Bauer's Band, followed by prayer
by Rev. George W. Webster, pastor of
the First Presbyterian Church, this city.
The earnestness and appropriateness of
the Rev. Brothers. petitions commanded
the most reverent attention of his au-
dience, and apparently found welcome
resting place in the hearts Of many.
The orator, Rev. FELTON,, of Cleveland,
was then introduced to the vast audi
ence, and delivered one of the finest ora
tions on the origin, effect and genius of
masonry that it has been our good for
tune to hear. He is fine speaker, his
ideas were clothed in beautiful language,
and the arrangement of the matter of his
subject was original and beautiful. He
held the attention of the audience for
more than an hour. At the close of the
oration Bro. Stone, of American Union
Lodge No l, Marietta, Ohio, was int1o-
duced to the audience as the oldest Free
Mason in Ohio, being made a.Mason in
September, 1901, sixty-seven years ago,
and is now SO years of age.
The Dedication Ode vas then sung by
the large assembly, to the grand strains
of Old Hundred, the volume of their
voices filling one of Gods first temples,
and magnifcently resounding through
its arches of living green.
At its conclusion the benediction was
pronounced, and the procession reformed
and marched back to the city.
The crowd of strangers in the city
numbered fully ten thousand, and the
procession was one of the largest we
have ever seen in this city. The weather
was fine, although little warm.
A. Richards, of Essex county, N. j.,
advertises for "kicking horse, young,
sound, fast and not over fifteen hands,
The Thys; Field and Farm says it can
acquaint him with an animal that can
kick the hat off his head with one leg
tied up.
A NEW English jocky, named New
house. is IA years old, and weighs A
pounds.
FoRDHAM, the English jockey, makes
a year, and keeps valet.
A JOCKEY club has been partially or
paDized at Aurnsta G.,oruia
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0glo Statesman.
RAIL ROAD TIME TABLE.

Showing the arrival and departure of trains At Co
Iumbus, Ohio. On and after Monday, NAV a.
1858 trains will run as follows:
Cleveland, COlumbu a, Cfustf R. n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-27

DASSAGE TO AND FROM GREAT
i Britain and Ireland, by Steamship and Sail
ing Packet, BY weekly lines. at reduced rates TAP
SCOTT BROS!& CO., SO South street. New
York. continue to issue Passage Tickets, available
for twelve months. from London. Liverpool, OF
Queenstown, and Drafts, payable on demand, foI
BAILEY THOMPSON l. CO.. Agents,
nck1l-w1y-HNY Banker Columbus
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-27
Chronic Liver Complaint Cured.

CHrOnic H1fver C0mpIa1nt CureU.
This is to certify that was cured of Chronic Liv-
er Complaint by DR.. Lawrence's Rosadals, after
having been confined to my bed and house for long
time and trying various medicines without benefit.
know of several others in this county cured
through the of Rosadais. and it can be found in
nearly every house in my neghborhood. and they
all praise it as great medicine.
% THOMAS THORN.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-27

A JOCKEY club has been partially or
ganized at Augusta, Georgia.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-27

A. Richards, of Essex county, N. j.,
advertises for "kicking horse, young,
sound, fast and not over fifteen hands,
The Ihyt; Field and Farm says it can
acquaint him with an animal that can
kick the hat off his head with one leg
tied up.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-06-27

FoRDHAM, the English jockey, makes
$4,000 a year, and keeps valet.