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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24

Al Court Of PROBATE holden at Ellsworth with
IN and for the ouuty 81 Hancock, the LIT
nesday ~ February A. ID. ls.o.
Nahum Flood Administrator npon the Estate Of
Asa Flood late Of Ellsworth
In said county ierea sei-having presented his
81 account Of Administration upon said estai. for
Probate
ORDERED That The said Administrator give
uoiic" thereof 10 all persons Interested. by
ing copy OF this order To he published three
weeks -uece..lrely in the Ellsworth American
printed in Ellsworth that they NAV appear at n
Probate Court Ia he holden al Ellsworth On the
4th " ednesdsy OF Apil next. at ten OF the clock
a. the forenoon, and she~ Gauss II any they have
why the should not lee allowed.
iwlo PARKER TUCK. Judge
true Copy -Atte>t Ga. \. DYER. CUSTER
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24

1HE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to ali
] ooncerned. that he has been duly sppoipted aud
has taken upon himself the trust or "a Admioistra
tor with the will annexed upon he Estate on
Thomas ATey. lsss Of Sullivan,
In the County Of Hancock deceased, BY Rivins
bond - the Law directs; h. therefore reQ.esss iii
persons who are iadeblsd 70 H. said deceased's
estate, to make Immediate payment, and tkose
who have any de0aaAs thereon, 70 Oxhlbis he
same for settlement.
CYnUo IN4RY,
B09s IN MN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24

DRYING PUMPKINS. PUMPKINS may be
put up in the old fashionable mode of cut
ting into rings, pairing, and dying upon
poles; or they may be cut into small pieces
and dried on plates in the sun or oven. A
better plan, however is TO pare, stew and
strain them. just as for pies: then spread
the pulp thinly upon earthen dishes. and
dry quickly in partially heated oven. If
dried slowly, there is no danger of sour
ing Store in dry room. Kept in this
manner they retain much Of the freshness
ana nave OF newly gathered fruit The
dried pulp should be soaked in miIk q few
hours before using. Iu making mics then
they are greatly improved by stirring the
pumpkin in scalded milk especially IL eogs
be not used but without eggs they fall far
short of true .'pumpkin-pie."
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24
Notice Of Foreclosure. :

Public notice Is hereby given thar Ransom
Springer OF Ellsworth 10 the County OF Hancock,
on the tenth day of Nav ISL, conveyed TO jacob
straw Of said Ellsworth by his Deed " Mortgage
reco, ded In Hancock Registry ~ Deeds, Vol. lis
Page 3is, n certain lot OF land situated in Ellis
WORTH bounded as follows, viz:-Northeriy by
by land formerly Of Thomas Robinson Esq. de
ceasei >oatheriy By land of Micnael Sargent.
aud Westerly by Orange street, containing three
square :ods more or less said mortgage Deed
having been assigned to me. the subscriber BY
Jacob straw the mortgage, anil the conditions OF
said mortgage having been broken, l eisfm to
foreriose the same aud give this notice for that
purpose, SOLOMON :. WHiTNoRE.
Ellsworth, March 10Th, $50 Swil
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24

Used takea he store occupied by him. And hsv'u
.soe addlfssa y he stock, consisting Of DasS
sySsytmag usually kept In . Retail s1ore
~ see e - q low rate and one price TO All
- Seee - ready pay. -"
HS1k u for ~ ksde have had - -
w. deasae sAase q pa1o0aSo & ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24

STATE OF MAINE.
Sheriff Sale.
OF MAINE, HANCOCK, IS.

Taken on execution wherein Leonard W. Snin.
ncy is ere ditor. ana Nahum T. Neatly Is debtor
and will lie sold at public auction u the highe
builder, on saturday the e5th. day Of March 4. n
ls7V. At o'clock In he forenoon Al INV Office il
Bncksport. IN said County of Hancock, the right
which said Neatly has TO redeem from a mortgage
10 H. = Webster, certain real estate in Verona. III
said County. bounded Northerly by High street
and Easieriy by land OF SAID Neatly and wife and
being the homestead Of the late n p. Webster and
decided by b.. admir-. to said Neatly May I'D. lsi9
this tenth day Of February. A. d. Is.0
SwlO }. W. PATERSON. Deputy sheriff.
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Irsal Datltt

To the Hon. Parker Tuck. Judge OF Probate 9Th
in and Tor the County of Hancock.
The undersigned Guardian of Thomas Y. King,
minor child Of Thomas Y. King late OF Trenton
in said COUNTY. deceased. Respectfully represents
that said minor is seized and possessed OF certan
Real Estate said Trenton. being the Homestead
of said deceased Thomas \. King. containing
about y acres OF land with the buildings thereon.
Tha. 1t would be for the benefit Of said minor to
make sale Of said Estate and place the proceeds
At interest, and that Ia has received an advantage
ou- on r therefor of fis5 from flortugton ID.
Young Of sad Trenton, he therefor prsys that
License may be granted him Ia accept said offer
''' -' BENZ. KING, Guar
Ellsworth, Feb. 2 4. 1870.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, s.. Court ofProbaie. Febrrs AIRY Term,
4. u. ls,0.
upon the foregoing Petition ORDERED, That
said guardian xiv. public notice to all persons in
irrr-Ied. lay causing copy OF t.lis Petition aud
Order published three weeks successfully la
the Ellsworth American, newspaper published
ia Ellsworth IN sad County, that they may appear
Court of Probate for ssii County 81 be held AT
Ellsworth. on the fta "wednesday III Aprsi nsAt,
\; ten OF the click in the forenoon, aud show
cause, II any they have. whf tie same sh"nii not
granted. -
PARKER TUCK. Judgr.
Attest GKo. 4. DYER. Iexis:er. Swia
Al Court of PIola tie holden at Ell-wor,h. within
and tor IN. County OF Hancock. ON the LIST Wei
ne-day of February. A. u. $50.
Edward sssxey admir- de buni> non, with the " III
annexed, upon the estate of
Nose. Is Buck. late of BGcksport.
In said County ,icccs cd-ha,ing presented his 2d
&ccouni Of 4 minisiration upon saii estate Tor
Probate:
ORDERED That the said Administrator give
noicc thereof 10 ali pcr>ous Interested by causing
y copy 81 this Order TO b. published three week /.
succe-sN.-ly IN the Ellsworth Amertcsn. printed
m Ellsworth. that they may appear at n Probate
4 curt 10 lie holden at Ellsworth the fpuI III
"Wednesday OF April next, al ten Of tire clock in
the iorenopn. aud shew cause. u any thes have
Why the same should not h. allo~el.
3wll PARkER IGth, Judge
A tru. copy-Attes 4; 1Eo. a. DYER. Register.
AZ aCouri OF Probate holdes At Ellsworth. vi hin
and for the County Of Hancock. on The l.t Wed
ne-siay OF February. s. $50.
Armenia n. Thompson. asimrx upon the Estate 81
Nm. thompson late Of Trenton
Ia said County decel.ed-having presented hor
first account OF AdmnIstA alton upon SAID estate
fpr Probate:
ORDERED = That the said admni>tratN give
notice thereof tn AL person. interested. uy rlu-
ing copy OF this Order TO be published three
weeks succc-sively IN the Ellsworth Amcrca an
printci in Ellsworth, that they may nppesr nj a
Probate Court 10 Ice holden AT Ellsworth on the
an Wednesday OF Ap,ii next, at ten OF the
clock in he forenoon, and shew eanse. h any
they have why Ia. sanc should not be allowed.
FARMER TUkk. Judge.
4 true Copy-Attes;;
5wlO Gao. A. DYER, Reg,-t,r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24
DR.. OSGOOUS
DENTAL NOTICE.!

Competition in Dentistry dixie every thing else
brings cut new energies tor the mastery
Having had nearly nineteen years professional
practice in this city have doubt Of the coDtlpu
ell support 81 my numerous friends and patrou-
having Tor The past few years been Obliged to
Keep ost OF my office as much as possible to re.
gain my health, which now admits of devotiry
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24
mEW JEWElnY sToRE.

HE subscriber would announce to
a the people Of Ellsworth and vicin-
GEO. =. DUNN, and added to he s.,ns : Ss..h
lot q JEwELRY, WATCHES, &C., .nd would
t Ie k.eased e have those call On hin whe vs.i
purchasing new JEWKLRY, "a. IL ~ 4 vs IN
se'ccted sock Of goods IN bic line, and inteude
e deal fairly sitk oil esseomeYs fe,tteu NJ n.
senuen paid TO Al werk essrusted 10 ais care,
- Nsr& h1svssAss.
workmanship? -"
Store, Aain s.. Ellsworsh n aiue. .sr. A.,
so'vs .. D. wissin's Drug Store.
snsvsssA, ~. sa,sa :. I. nHy1A
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for tn. County

To the Honorable Judge OF Probate for tn. County
oi Hancock
The undersigned won d respectfully represent
that he. togcth with his brother, William Whit
more were appointed ENecut~rs Of the last will
at their father the late samuel Whitmore. and
took upon themselves the tlusi that The viii was
admitted to Ps oba,e. the executors u.lih-d and
an Inventory OF all the Estate. real and personal
in the hands and possession, and within tie knowl
e,igc OF the Executors, duty made and returned.
that by the provisions OF the will the widow
the iestator became entitled 10 the use occupation
and enjoy meni oil thu entire Estate for and during
the ter of her natural ie--rcyer-ion 10 the leg al
heirs at her dsceasc. Your petitioner further rem
r~-ents that the widow has deceased and the said
William wbismore. hrsi executor with YOUR peti.
toner has deceased. also that the hea n Of your
petitioner u such a. to render him unable to die
charge the trust now remaining ~ him, sole
executor, that tiie nature Of hi- disease makes II
uncertain when. II ever. h. IN - be able to do H.
and he u now incapable ~ attending to ans basi
ness. lie therefore praysthat the honorable Court
will accept his resignation Of tn" aforesaid uu>t.
which J. hereby rendered. and that some suitable
person may be appointed IA adnu~tcr the e.. ate
with the W al anncxel, othrrwi-e by Law
provided. And a. dat. bound vii ever pray.
SETH WHITMOHE.
Deer Isle, Jan 81 ls1o
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. IS. Court oi Probate. February
Tenn \ o.. l-.u.
Upon tbs foregoing petit bon ordered -lhst ths
said petitioner give public notice to all person.
interested, by causing copy Vl The petition. and
this oriicr thereon, To be- Published three weeks
-ucc--sively IN the fliswo tn Am rtcaa, news
paper published ia t!i-w ~ h ~ sad County that
they mas appear al a anart oi Probate for said
County. TO :,c held At Ellsworth on the .ith Of
April nrNi a tea ~ the coek u the forenoon To
sh'w aus. any they have why the prayer OF
said petitioner should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judgc
Attest. GRO. A. piER, Register. SAIL
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24
To the Honorable Judge ofProbate Tor the Coun

To the Honorable Judge of Probate Tor the Coun
ty Of Hancock.
The undersigned widow 81 William u Wood
late of ~urTy In saiI County. dece scf, res poet
fully represe t., that said decs as- died possess
etaof Personal Estate, an Iny-n,ory Of viii. h has
been duly returned into the Probate Office: that
her circumstances render II necessary that she
should have more Of said Personal Estate. than
she is entitled to a distribution thereof:
she therefore pray> that youS Honor would
grant her -Uch Allowance out OF sad Person Il
Estate in your discretion YOU NAV deter IN ne
sary ana proper And also for the allow anca
Of Pew No ia the Methodist Meeting House al
>urry.
n usnnf,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24
MANHOOD AND W0MAMH00D.
PUBLISHED ~ THE
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
No 4 Dulfnch Street. Boston.

PUBLISHED ny THE
PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE,
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These are. beyond all comparison, the most ex.
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These are truly scientific an popular works BY
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NII< NORTHUMBERLAND

N any Oranch OF Dental Science or
IN PRICES !
buy Gold Foil and all dental material in large
quar- titles and much lower than any D.nfisf IN
Eastern Maine, therefore afford to do good
work as low AS any competitor NAV offer
am prepared TO give mi patients the benefit
OF any late improvements practicable
Ahaesthesia used for extracting Teeth
POSITIVELY WITHOUT PAIS
and no injury to the Patient
A!uaclal Teeth Inserted on the latest and most
approved pla.' AS low the cheapest rcrves Of
aching teeth destroyed without pain
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed in all cases
~ Remember, Office in Granit. Block Main ~.
H-ns"1Ith' j. L. OsGOOD.
oct isbJ AZ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24

GOING! G01NG!
But not Gone /!
THE SUBSCRIBER, NOT BEING
= able to make satisfactory arrange
m~n,s 10 close up his business will remain at the
OLD STAND IN the OLD BUSINESS. for the
present Now Offers mn entire
NEW STOCK,
aud the hes, In every sense tina, he or any body
else has seven brought into the tity.
D0NI take my N0sN OHiy for
this but walk in aud exsmIn. my new styles o,
Cloths. The best assortment Of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
and q Furnishing Goods. that can be found In al
or DOWN EAST.
Ny stock consis, or verv nice lot 81
CUSTOM MADE CLOTHING,
Superior to ANYTHING | ever offered before. a.
regards STYLE, QUALITY and WORKMAN
a hne assortmcn, Of
BROAD CLOTHS
OE { r & 0 X T III GS,
pxAYEas, Is" =
cAiNcAILLA.,
MELroNS.
FANCY CASSrMEnES,
i.rgc and small riaids OF all style. sdA quaIiu--
which will make up TO order at very low rates
"NoGO."
be found. Including all the MODIFY styles ths,
In rttER COLLARS. besides the usual styles.
We have two new kinds, The ATLANTIC and
BiCltLE, he be-t Collars made in tho Cuun.
Try cloth ani.hed waterproof aud svcry way nice
Also. collar that we can give two boxes for a
quarter
Uni. stock has been selected with great are a.
regards STYLES and PRICES. and We SAY with
cat hesitation. or reservation that it H. the bc-
SELECTED STOCK
offered TIN, do Of Boston.
~ I c0X /ive /NSf as 1ood
bargains aud just as 'sOnD firs. as any ore in
the state
~ i 60 nat 0aye,7sse MsS
Stock 1t COST, as advertised and sold during
NJ . = J..
PROFIT that II amounts to nearly the same thin
to the purchaser
10 nv MO//Oc is . QuicI.
SAILS and SMALL PROFITS"
10 10 a0 all 2,OMi5eH 0hOye
na,, 's.l FOR CASH, 80 tina, 90 customer. vi
made by .~lli x on TRUST.
T let me 1pDeUf OHce more.
and Tor the last time. to those indebted
CALL AND SETTLE.
A. T. JELLI>ON.
Ellsworth. Oct 18th t>is tiu
Geo. A dyer,
Ellsworth Ne.
Has Tickets to all Points South, vim
New York and Philadelphia X. X.
line.
- state State HlpcK
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-03-24

Having spared no pains IN Citing up my store
and selecting ,.poti>. MI of which IA. purr.,
an! best which tie markets 81 the United Sts,es
afford. nov offer the same to The public At
Wholesale OK RETAIL, al such prices : viii
give satisfaction iu all.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-18

CPECIAL I'm calling attention to my re-
y moval, am pleased to present my &C
Acknowledgements to my many friends for their
consideration and encouragement. Being COM
PEELED by increase Of business and want OF room
TO seek larger quarters, I would announce that
am now prepared for business with on cxtrs-
ordinary stock of
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
in the large building for so many years occu-
pied by Bryan, Adams s. Co., it having been
thoroughly renovated and modernlzed. now
that my facilities for 8 more extended business
have been greatly augmented, l would state
that still greater inducements TO encourage
trade will Re offered; the old and wise maxim
of Quick sales and small profits" will be
strictly adhered to-and that in the future as
in the past every effort will be made TO con-
vince nv friends that I have q consideration
for their interest as we'll as my own.
CIAS. W. GREEN,
nov II 7G King street.
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER Is.

JOE SrETsoN was a wild. rollicking fellow
who spent most Of his time in drinking aud
sprecing while his wife. Polly, was left at
home to do the chores Upon certain occa-
sion Joe left home, to be back as he said, that
night. Night came, but Joe did not. The
next day passed about sunset Joe came up In
the worst condition possible his clothes were
dirty and torn, one eye in deep mourning, and
bis face presenting more the appearance OF
piece of raw meat than anything else. Polly
met him at the door and, noticing his appear
ance, exclaimed:
';Wby, Joe, what in the world is the mat
ter ?"
"PolIy, "::said Joe, "do you know Jim An
drews ? Well, him and me had tight.
WHO whipped, Joe p asked Polly.
,s'Polly, We had the hardest fight you ever
did sec. | hit him and he hit me, and then
We cinched amt supper most ready ? ain t
had anything since yesterday morning.
But first tell me who whipped, joe con-
tinued Polly.
Polly" continued Joe. II tell you, you
never did see such fight as me and him had.
When he clinched me, / jerked loose from him
and then gin him three Or four of the all sufi
cientest kicks you ever heard of. Polly ain
supper most ready I'm nearly starved
Joe. do tell mo who whipped continued
Polly.
''Polly," replied Joe; you don't know
nothing about fighting. l tell you We fought
like tigers; We rolled and tumbled-hrst him
on top and then me-then the boys would pat
me on the shoulder and boiler, oh, my
Stetson!' We gouged and bit, and tore up
the dirt in Seth Rupnel's grocery yard worse
nor two wild bulls. Polly, amt supper most
ready? I'm mcnstrous hungry;''
bristling with anger, will you tell me who
whipped ~
Polly" said Joe, drawing very long sigh,
II hollered
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-11-18
lust RECEIVED.

- : -.
HANDSOME TEA TRAYS s. WALTERS,
Solid Cocoa, India Rubber and Jntu Door
Mats. Clothes Wringers, Toilet Sets, Chat
Dishes, Fire Irons Coal Holds, Flutng Ma
chimes, Pinking and Fluting irons, Fancy
Clothes and Market Baskets.
A full line of ROGERS BROS. CUTLERY,
handsome selection of Plated Spoons, Forks,
Rubber Dishes, Caetors, Molasses Pitchers, &c,
warranted best quality, and everything to be
called for in first class House Furnishing
stora Call and examine our large stock at G9
King street, Alexandria.
OCT 81 a. d. MOTT " 20.
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RAILROAD LINER.
" ASSAS RAILROAD.
z @ M M 50 slsFfI ~. g. e.

On and after FRIDAY, Nov. 10. 1870, one
daily passenger train will run between WASH
INGTON and LYNCHBURG, connecting at
Gordonsvllle, with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad TO Richmond, Staunton and the Vir-
gina Springs; at Lynchburg for tho West and
Southwest, and at Washington, TO the North
and Northwest.
Leave Washington daily ct 6:55 a. M. and
Alexandria at 800 3. m, arriving ct Lynchburg
ct 5:05 o. m.
Leave Lynchburg al S:25 q. m, arrive at
Alexandria at 5:2G =. Ill, and at Washington
al CLIO y. NJ
For MANASSAS LINE leave Washington
daily Excepting Sunday at 9:55 q. M; leave
Alexandria st ll:O0 q. m, pass Strasburg at 3:42
D. m , and arrive at Harrisonburg at GAS p. m.
Eastward. leave Harrisonburg at $50 q. M;
pass Strasburg 1T 1923 q. M, arrive at Alexan-
dria at Las =. m, Washington at 2:35 p. m,
connecting with the q p. M train from Wash
ington to Baltimore.
Good connections, by comfortable coaches.
are made to Fairfax Court House from Fairfax
station; to Middleburg from Plains; to Up
perville from Piedmont, and to Staunton from
Harrisonburg
Both the Eastward and Westward bound
trains make close connection at Strasburg with
the Winchester and Strasburg Railroad to Win
chester, Harpcr's Ferry, &C.
Through tickets and baggage checked to ell
prominent points.
J. u. BROADUS,
nov 16-tf General Ticket Agent.
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KEYSTONE SEWING MACHINE.

This is the latest improved Sewing. MACHINE
making the we'll known shuttle stitch. 1t hes
many advantages over other machines OF lts
class, and we will take pleasure in showing it TO
parties interested. We have also in our sewing
machine room full assortment Of the well
known GROVER s. BAKER MACHINES, of
which we have sold over two hundred in this
city and vicinity
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WASHINGTON, NORFOLK AND BOSTON

WASHINGTON, NORFOLK AND BOSTON
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
On and after MONDAY, October II, 1870.
the now iron steamboat LADY OF ags-o =
THE LAKE," Captain J. W. Denly, .zasazfAs
will leave Waters wharf, Georgetown, MON
DAYS and THURSDA Us, at II e. m. ard
her wharf, foot of Seventh street, at p. ~,
necting with the 8. and r. K. r: for *ll points
South and with the steamers of The MorchSnts
and Miners Transportation Company tor 20 Bo;-
ion, which leave every TUESDAY and FHI-
DAY; returning leave Norfolk TUESDAY
and FRIDAY at p. n.
Fare to Norfolk, SIS; round trip, SS.
Fare to Boston, including meals and Stale
room, SIG.
For freight or passage apply to J. g. Waters
Georgetown, D. e.; j. q. Phillips, Alexandria,
Va; V. D. Groner, Norfolk. "a; or TO o,-
s. p. BROWN s. SON,
General 4 gents, corner Of Fifteenth street an"
New York avenue, where through tickets TO
al principal points south can be procsred.
oct lS-tt