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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-12

How To NAME Encourage
every one, especially new men to come ia
and settle among You. particularly those
who are worthy and active. whether they
have capital or not. Their labor alone j.
worth money. Those who have capital
will buy lot. build houses. or tear ont and
remodel old ones. Go To work and slim
ulate every legitimate enterprise BY Civ
ing II all the friendly encouragement: YOU
can. or by uniting your industry. influence
and capital IN the common cause Guilt
waite public spirit. and talk less than You
worA. Help Your noi- hbor. II he is in
danger OF breaking down. prop him up in
some way. either 10y Kind words good coun-
sci. or IN from your pocket 1.-The gets
fairly down before you know hi situation.
set him on hi> feet a.In-hi> fortune j. ID
he pitied. not hlamed-and hi> talents and
labor are worth money % the community
Besides II NAV some day De your tam to
need CORES pondin. sympathy. Eucour-
age your local authorities In making public
improvements for the good OF the town.
Speak well. talk encoura-iugly OF the town
you live IN, of t. prospects of your neigh
bor>. aud in fact OF cy"rythn. likely to ali
vance the general good. I; i such Irtlc
things that make atVwn grow. Their cost
i Insignificant when divided among ALL
but when concentrated into a general Effort
they do the business thoroughly
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Lcaal 1.tjcs

To- The II norah'c Judsr of P-opstc lor the
County OF Hancock
The UNDER gu"i willow of iiu-hrod " IIinck.
ley, lac Of B.u.hlli. m -ii County deceased r..
sl+ciullN i"lfr>"ut-, thai -Ail dtfca-rd died
r"~cs-e3 ~ Personal Estate. al Inventory o;
winch has been uuls returned into the Prala.e
once that her cirrum-t.urc~ render D. nc.tssl..
ttai shc snruli have more ui -Ai1 Personal state
than she J. entitled tn on distribution thereof.
She therefore praN- iAAi YOUR Honor Aut!I
grant her surh Allowance out Of >sld F.f-.ua.
tstato a. in your discretion yuu mHy icf ,rinllc
niece sArN ami proper she ai-u prat~ iAat 1il.
mi-sinuer- may Dc a. pointed Ia set IN dover
from tie E-tt" 81 her late hu-u band 4. ". liinvk-
ley.
stElHF ". Hf>tkLEY.
Bluchll. Apii' II ls7V.
HAN 90 X. =. Court 81 Probate. Arril term.
A h 10
| pom IN" foregoing petition, urIerrt! That ard
V ldow give ualit. nulicr to alI trr..n. lp,.r,.t
ef, by causing copy 81 Thu order T. be- publish
eh uIrce week. su""c.-iyciv In III, Ell-Wurth
American newspapvr published ~ El-s rih ia
sald County, that they Tay appear Et a court ~
Probate Tor said County TO he held Al E.avhi!l
on the Is Wednesday IN July next al ten OF the
clock IN the forenoon. and show czu-, " Any tnrv
have, why the same should not be granted
Swl- PARKER TICK Jutyr
Attest GEo. 4. DYER. H gisier.
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ApriIl3ih. lEo.

HANCOCK. IS. Court of Probate, April Term.
A. ID. 1870.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED THAT
the said Widow give public notice 10 all pers ons
interested, by causing copy of this Order TO be
Published three weeks successfully In the Ellis
worth American, newspaper published in Ellis
worth, in said County, that they may appear II
Court of Probate Tor said County to he held at
Ellsworth on the Sd Wednesday in June next
at ten of tie clock in the forenoon, and show
cause, if any they have why the same should not
be granted.
3sE PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attes; GEO.A. DYER. Register. 3wl7

At "a Court of Probate holden ai Ellsworth with.
in and for the County Of Hancock on the I'd We'd
nesday of April, a. d.. Is10
A r. Durham Guardian of Geo W Bopzey 4
ais, OF Ellsworth. in said County, minors, having
presented his Let account of Guardianship upon
said estate for Probate
Ordered THAT the said guardian give notice
thereof TO all persons interested, by causing a
copy of tins Order 10 be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed
In Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth, the Sd We'd
nesday of june next, at ten of the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause, Il any they have, why
the same should not he allowei.
3wl7 Palmer TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Atfest :-GEu- A. DYER Register
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Wells CarbOlic Tablets.

Aifcr much study and scientific ia e.tiga,ion a.
TO the remedcal qualities OF CAEBoLIC ACIp Or
Wells has discovered by proper combination with
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all pulmonary diseases. THESE TABLETS are a
81 RE CURE Tor all diseases Of the REsPIKA.
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DIP ASTHMA ,CATARRII, or HoAR>E.
MSS also successful remedy for Kidney diff
cuities. Price - cents per box. sent by mail up.
on receipt of price, by JOHN q. KELLOGG !,
ohn ST.. New York, sole Agent for the United
Nate- swl4
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-12

\ ffEk an extensive practice OF upward
twenty years. continues to secure Patent .
uc l nied states also IN great Britain. tra
ana other Foreign countries. Caveats -pr.tH.
IONS, Bonds, Assignments, and all papers Dc ,I w.
ihss Tor Patents, executed on reasonable i.s..-
with dispatch. Researches made into Anl,r..t.
a: Il Foreign work., u determine legal ana ut +.
a!Hice rendered in ali matters touching the VIVA.
copies OF the claims OF any patent furnieht. .-
renting one dollar, Assignments r.cn~,i,.,
Wa shIugton.
No i9e1cB in the United state. posse,ses ~ .,. II
dc''.ties ior obtaining Fhteats ascsrt.HiuUt ,
pTacticdbtiity " iRUentions
bhring eight months the subscriber IN the co. -..
OF ms large practice, made thrice rejected ...
cations sIXTEEN APPEALS ecerp one of when ~,
decided In has fttror b. the Comm ioncrs of pai
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Soldiers of 1861.

HINDER A RECENT DECISION OF THErNtTrp
y ST tes supreme Court those soldiers who rp-
listed prior to Juiy I'D, ls6I for two or hry,--
ana we're discharged Oh surgeons certificate X
titled to 500
shall DC happy 70 prosecute such claims that
may Ne entrusted to my charge, at (,upern.nert
rates VIZ ten per cent and no charge un Wa
successful.
\. II. BJR\HAM
Ellsworth March 18th, 1879. It'd
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To The Honorable Judge of Probate for the
County Of Hancock.
The undersign Executor of the will OF
Mary Fletcher late OF Ellsworth. in said County.
deceased. respectfully represents that the goods
and chat,eis rights and credits OF said deceased
not sufficient TO pay her just dets and charges
oil administration, by the sum oi Two Hundred
dollars. Wherefore YOUR petitioner prays your
Honor 10 grant him License To sell, at public or
private sale, ana convey Lot OF Land and The
buildings thereon situated on the shore road leai-
ing TO the Falls IN Ellsworth Ne, being all of the
real estate OF the deceased ,inciuding the rever-
sion ofthe widows dover theTein,l to satisfy said
debts and charges OF administration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-12
Notice to school Teachers.

The undersigned school Committee OF Orland,
hereby give public notice that they III be in ses.
sion AT the residence OF y, Ii. Trott, on wednes
cay re 9Th day Of April, the 18th day of May
ana the hrst day Of June, 1870. Mt ? O'Clock r. NJ
Ios the examination Of candidates Tor te aching
school In sal town.
r. Inn nnrr' School Committee
r. SRoSs. of
y. H. CHASE. Orland
Oriand, April 18th, 1870 aui-
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HANCOCK, S.. Court OF Probate. April Term
A. ID. le7o.
Upon the foregoing petition, ordered, That said
petitioner give public notice To all persons in
terested, by causing copy Of the Ietitlon, and
cessyelv in The Ellsworth American a newspa-
per published IN Ellsworth. IN said County, that
they may appear at a Court OF Probate for said
County. to be held at Ellsworth. on the Sd We'd
nesday Of June next, al ten OF the clock IN the
forenoon, and show cause, If any they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be grant
ed.
n.n.-t-n -.
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BANGOR PRODUCE MARKET.

y Saturday. May 7, 1870.
The following report is obtained by par.
ticular observation on the market. and the
quotations are the prices paid for produce
from the country teams this day, or about
the average for the week past:
HAY:-Loose hay is plenty on the mar.
ket and the best qualities sold TO-DAY a,
from $l5 to l6 per ton, with an occasional
load OF extra selling at sls, and the poorer
grades at from 80 to $l4, according ia
has devoted IL yesrs 70 patent business, anG will
promptly prepare papers. drawings, &c. Terms
go to go. Write for circulars. Direct to Sis i
street, ops Pat. Once, Washington d. c.
Rsfer 70 Senators Pemsroy and Samnar.
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TIE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
! concerned that she has beeu July appointed and
has taken upon herself the tIust Of an aaminIstra
triN OF the E.iate Of
Nathauicl Allen late Of Brooklin
in the County OF Hancock. deceased. by giving
bonds as the Law directs; she therefore requests
all persons who indebted TO the SAID deceased
c-tate. to make immediate payment. and those
who have any demands thereon 10 exhibit the
same for payment.
Ruth II. Allen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-12
new JEWElRY STORE.

THE subscriber would announce to
= the people Of Ellsworth and vicin-
ity that he has purchased the stock in trade Of
GEO: T. DUNN, and added to the same fresh
iot o. JEW WATCHES, &c. and would
ATCHES or JEWELRY repaired, or who are
purchasing new JEWELRY, &c. He has a well
TO deal fairly with all customers Pal ticn lar A..
tention paid to all work entrusted 10 ais care,
- Hork Warranted.
sTwill the public try me as to price. and
workmanship? """
hain g I-n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-12

To the Honorable Judge of Probate Tor the Coun.
tv of Hancock:
The Ii,ders igne 1, Widow Of Geo. W. Coggins,
late of Surry in said county, deceased, respect
fully represents. tnat said deceased died seized
ami possessed OF Real Estate. in which she is
lawfully entitled To Dover; that part thereof
has been ~ igned 10 her by the heirs tenants,
. by process OF law. and that she is DESTROYS to
possess and occupy her D5wer in severalty. She
therefore pays your Honor that her dover n
said estate may he assigned and set out to her and
that commits sioners may be appointed for that
purpose pursuant 10 Law.
SUSAN w. COGGINs.
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To the honorable Parker Tick judge OF Pro
bate within and for tie County of Hancock
Humbls shows Julia 4. Barnard Guardian of :
Webster Barnard Charlotte : Barnard and
!" barnard minors and lers OF IN. all agree
- v 2 1907 ~aii tutl- ,,tt.
that the exhfbillon - was a D. una una
Dard late Tho s,.,r.,.i aNa--ity, deceased
That the said minors are interested IA the real e.
tate OF SAID deceased 10 VIII the Buck farm, 50
called in Bucksport, bounded southerly b, Pcnob-
River ThoroG ghfare, Westerly by land 81 II.
:. Brown ez. Gllley ami Z. X blot. \ ofthrrlA-
by land OF Ivory Grant, EaStery by land 81 g. u.
swazey and ais and land 81 which Eben Euck
Senior died seized containing aJout A. acres said
minors being owners Of one undlyid.' half snb-
ject to the widows right OF Dover that an adsAn-
tageous offer has been made ly [ NJ ,,Iun fsT the
and that it would lie Tor the b.nelt ot said
minors that said interest said dec, A~eds cs;ate
should be disposed of, 10y the acceptance OF aid
offer and the proceeds thereof pgt ou;, and
ed to them on int e-t-your petitioner therefore
prays that your Honor would grant her !lc,n. 10
dispose Of the same accordingly, agreeahiy 10 a
Law Of this state IA such case made and prcvid
ed
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-12

To the Honorable Judge Of Probate Tor the Conn.
~ of Hancock:
The undersigned, Widow OF Augustus i.ackus
late ot Amherst In said County deceased ,r.i..,t.
iully represents, that .ai decra ci died sci
OF Personal Estate, an Inventory OF which IA
been duly returned into the PROBATE Office. that
her circumstances render II u9,e>sary ihat she
should have more of said Personal estate than
she u sn'itled - on a distribution thrlrof
sha therefore prays thar your Honor womb
grant her such ALLOW out OF >ath Personal
estate, A. M your discretion You may determine
necessary and proper.
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JULIA {. BARNARD. Gnariiaa.


\
Al Court oi Probate held at Ellsworth. wi:.in
and foi the County OF Hancock, on the III VI 81
nesday OF April \. D. iS.p.
an the foregoing Feli ION, Ordered THAT .he
Petitioner give nolire 10 ali persons interested By
causing copy otthe Petition AMI Order OF Count
thereon, u b. published three wees. >uccr.-iNrty
in The Ellsworth American, newspaper priH. ed
IN Ellsworth that they may appear At Probate
Court t. be held at Ellsworth in s4it County, On
the 81 "Wednesday of May NJ, at ten O'Clock ia
The forenoon. and chew cause, II any thcy have
why tbs prayer of said petition should not be
granted.
PARKER Tuck Judge
A test .t,Eo. A. DYER, Register.
\ true copy of The pet an order of Court thereon.
Attest: GO. a. DYkR, hegisier
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.Arrillsth. ls.o.

NI'fII IotF ItsV
HANCOCK, IS. Court of Probate, April Term.
\. D., 1870.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ordered That
sand Widow give public notice Ia all persons in
terested ny c@usi-g copy OF this Order to be pub
lished three weeks successfully IN he Ellsworth
American a newspaper Published in Ellsworth in
said County, that ,hey may appear At a Court OF
Probate for said County to be held at Ellsworth
the 81 Wednesday in June next, at ten of the
clock in the forenoon and show cause, If ANY they
have, why the same should not be granted.
3wI. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest, Gro. 4. DYER, Register.
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ASSESSORS NOTICE.

j" The inhabitants of the CITY %: Ellsworth and
persons liable TO he taxed therein You are hereby
n"uhe', that the Assessors will be ia session al
.heir ONCE hom the 9TH to the ish day OF Nav for
we purpose Of receiving true and perfect lsls OF
~, no's AMI all the estates r. al and personal
by law exempt from taxation, which YOU were
possesscd OF In said City on the first day OF April
,ast past"hicl lists required to n,I Ike aad
bring ~
s"ls W. o. MCDONALD. City Clerk
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-12

II regard Nr. tddy a. one d the tqo,f,,,r,I-- =
shccssym practitioners with whom | h.,y. 4
oAA' iai intercourse. tIIAS. MASON
~ :, commissioners Of PATENT
~ have no'he-itation IN assuring Inventor. ~.
they cannot employ u man more competent a.. .
Trustworthy and more capaOie Of putting tt.
apphcatlons N a form To secure for them an ..a..
anaiavorabie consideration at The Patent ntiie.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-05-12

To the Honorable Judge OF froozte Tor tae county
OF Hancock
% Mt. Desert IN said County deceased, respect
fully represents, that said deceased died Po~ essed
., Personal state, An Inventory Of which has
been duly returned into the Probate Once /:
that her ciTcum>t tan ces render IL necessary that
she should have more of ssid Personal Estate than
che il entitled to on a distribution thereof.
She therefore pray. that your Honor would
grant her such Allowance out OF said Personal
Estate, as in your discretion you may determine
necess AIRY AMI proper.
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HE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
] all eoncerned, that he has becn duly appoint
ed, and has taken upon himself. the trust OF an
Administrator Of the estate OF
Lucinda scoit late Of Deer Tale
IN TIE County OF Hancock. deceased. by giving
bonds as the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said deceased's
estate, TO make immediate payment and those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for payment.
Franklin Closson.
Aprli. l~th g,xl,
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PORTLAND ADVERTISEMENTS.
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April 18th. 1870.
II M OK Inuri nf prnhntn Ann L..

HANCOCK, -. Court of Probate. April Term.
\. u. is.0.
Upon the foregoing Petition orlcrei, That -niA
Widow give public notice to all persons inl~re~l-
etl by causing ly of TINS order to D., published
.hrcr weeks succ.ssivcly ~ the Eil-wnrth Amer
can newspaper ,iuhlI he al 40 II iH .nia
county. that thep may apI'esr at 4 Cont az Pre-
bate Tor sud tpunty. To be- heid a Ellsworth
the > Wednerdas ~ JuUr next. AZ ten 81 the
clock IN the forenoon Asttt snow rau.o If ANY fhv
nave, why N" sASi" .a"nid not be SraHIet
FkHhER TIT h Judge.
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We are also the publishers OF POTTER's STAND
ARD EDITIONS OF Family, Pulpit, Pocket ami
Photograph Bibles and Te' tamcnts-morc than
Two Hundred different stylcs-.o wen knoxn ev.
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on application.
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At a Court oi frvbat. holden AZ ElI.a ,rtn ziih.
in and tor the 1 ounty ot lianraek an the ~ ga.
nc-haN 81 Apfii. 4 H.. 40.
William O. Burrill, a. a4,iiAn of Mary \ >aun-
ders 20 All County. miner, having pte-cate. hI-
III account for settlement upoa laid c.lAte tur
Probate
Ordered That tar said Guardian give motive
thereof u al ictsuns intcI esie.i, by causing d
copy OF this pr!vr b. he pubiish.d ihrcc Nrsk-
-ueSrHsScly Ia the Ellsworth American. priat.it
~ Ellsworth that tpcy may appear at 4 Probate
Court I" lie hoIien At Ellsworth The 80 " ean-H
dhl 90 Jun A., at tea %! al. clos. Ia tbs tp5r.
moon. ami -hrw cIe-r ID any thew have why IA.
same shuuld not Ice allowed
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For Circulars containing a full DESCRIPTION OF
iHE PICTORIAL FAMILY BIBLE, and terms 10
Agents, address Pottcr's Standard Bible and lest
auent House.
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PUBLISHERS,
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NORRIS DRUG STORE.

having spared no pans IN httiug up nav STORE
and selecting Goods. att ct which a,r H. Eu,,y..,
anu best which the markets OF tit. United - IL.
hunrd, now offer the same 10 m, untlir ~
'. n"LhsaLs OR RETAIL, at such Prices a. viii
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rD"fh tiey'0bmsH. school Ysarsrrs SssYri
no"nv "sn ",'d Lndiss saafS'f h, r.nyags IN,
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There IL a great want for the book and rich field
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April, is,h. ls.o.

At a Court OF Probate hotien al Ellsworth. with
In and for the ouniv o. lancncs on the "a Wed.
ucsiay of April, A. D.. ls.D
\ + BuTnhan, Guardian OF Albert Jeilison &
al, ot " aitham in ssid County. minors. having
presented ms 1T account OF guardian ship upon
said estate Tor Probate:
on1ered That the >aid Guardian give notice
thereof to all persons iniercsteI.b causing copy
OF this Order TO Ice published three week. sue
ccssivei, IN the Ellsworth American. printed in
fh~"orlh, mat they may appear nj Probate
court Ia be holden at fli,worih on the 81 Wedne.
dAt of June n, Ni al ten Of the clock in the tore.
noon. and sn"w cause, IL any they have. why the
same should not lie allowed
Swl7 FARMER TUCK, judge.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-04-16
''As the Twig II Bent the Tree Is
IncItnci.'

We often hear mothers wondering
why their daughters are so insolent,
or so ignorant of household matters,
or SO careless in their habits. They
complain, and scold, and fret over it,,
but they make no attempt to teach
them any better. The fault lies with
the mothers themselves instead of
Training their girls to habits of in
dustry and neatness, instead of in
structing them in household ways,
they have allowed them to grow up
without any training at all.
Girls are not going TO learn these
things of their own accord; they must
he taught from the time they are old
enough to learn, how TO be neat and
industrious. Teaching them must
be systematic, beginningin their ear
ly years 1t will not do to train them
a month, then leave them for three
months to do rs they please.
Education Is, after all, the mighty
magician that turns everything into
gold. Mothers, educate your girls to
be neat and industrious and you will
never have To complain that they are
not neat and industrious women.
Train them carefully in household
ways; teach them how to make pud-
dings, and cakes, and pickles, and
preserves; show them how to he
tidy about a house, how to do every
thing in the neatest manner. Teach
them both by precept and example
il Is worth the trouble; for, instead oi
having drones and slatterns about
you, you will have well-trained and
useful helps.