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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28
Madicines
The ercuIean TasE Oh s.

Tie GFCUAeaAh AsA9 go - q
we'd ~ $50 9 u q
Harris,s Compound Fluid Extract Of 81
SarsaparilIa.
THE proprietor of this prepara n9t
Guilty of retrieving bad anne, was led 20 the.
tempt in favor Of Sarsaparilla, from his knoWt-t
edge If its dcknowle aeed virtues. !
Its bad reputation IN this community at presehGs
has been brought about entirely b, theignoranIIce
or dishonesty of those who prepared le whl ts
Sarsaparilla itself has uniformly enjoyed the con-
idence of tho Medical Profession in tho treatment
of a large class Of diseases.
With knowledge of these factS, the proprietor
of the preparation now offered, both to the pup
lie and to the profession, has attempted ana SO
far as the result of his efforts has been tried has
succeeded. in ACCOMPLISHING the Herculean task
ofrestoring to the article moro than its iosE re-
putation.
This he has done simply By basing the plan n. OF
his operation on the latest discoveries and ms
provcmcnts in Pharmaceutical Science and woF-
king honestly to that plan.
lie could offer to the public, ifhe Thought adj
viSablc. the usual number of original ana SenN
inc certificates of its efficacy, from those VINO
have tried it, hut he perfcrs merely to ask for ms
preparation trials the hands of the afflicted.
lie can confidently recommend it in all forms
oCScYofnius affections: rs indO!cnt tOrnetacGlolIS
and alteration Of che glands about the neck and
other parts of lie body, Assesses Of Il tedious
character Chronic Sore Eyes specially vim children
minst forms of Chronic diseases Of tho skim viz
Of Appetite, Palpitatinn ottlle Heart, Swimming
in Tie Head Nervous Trritnhility, &c.
1t contributes greatly to the elaboration Of
good, rich healthy blood thus giving strength
and vigor to the system and health and beauty
to the cuunteMAnrc.
HAIRLESS Auti-DyspepSia Pills.
This is confidently recommended as amid and
certain Cathartic, extremely we'll adapted to p p
It is entirely vegetable in its composition and
may be used by man, woman or child, undcr70l-
most any circumstances ofdiseasc or exposure.
1t is intended. primarily, for feat that Of Dys-
pepSiu attended by cOstivc habit of the bowels.
hut may be used, and will be found satisfactory,
| in all cases in which mild action Of the bowels
| is desired.
unrris'S Sck-headache Pills WAR
RANTED NO CURE MORAY.
| This pill is certain cure for that most distress
sing affection Of the nervous system called tho
Sick headache. when taken according to tho di-
tections. 1t cures tho disease in from twenty to
thirty minutes, and that without vomiting OF
! purging. It's use. moreover. tends to the entire
eradication of the disease. There are twelve do
SEES in each box. Price ono dollar.
The above medicines for sale ut the Drug
Store of J. L. Carr sole agent for Harrison coun-
| ty. Dealers supplied ut wholesale prices.
| oct.26 ly.
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Fancy NOti0nS.

NNEwould call the attention of Merchants and
" others, to our large and well selected stocl.
Of Fancy notions. which We will sell low Mt whole
sale or retail.
Also an assortment Of Musical Instruments.
Fishing tackle, DC. LOGAN ~ CARR
Fuirlnont, July. "
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j lie in the various. branches of House and
Sign Painting, Granting, Gliding, DC, which.
he is prepared to execute IN neat aud durable
manner. All orders entrusted to him VIII be
attended to promptly, and in a w0tkaldnIike
'4S usEssbusg, Juu 2ls, 1sss-i =. mn ''
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(signed.)
Form Of a Guarantee.

The undersigned, residing at F., State Of
- undertake that, if the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route Mo- he accep-
ted by the Postmaster General, the bidder shall,
prior TO the st day Of July, 1850, or as soon
thereafter as may be, enter into the required
obligation to perform the service proposed with
good and sufficient sureties.
This we do with u fully knowledge. Of the OBJ
ligutions and liabilities assumed by Guarrantors
under the 9th section of the act Of Congress OF
July 2, 1896.
Dated
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for the annual sum Of


This proposal is made with full knowledge Of
the distance of the route, the weight of the mail
to be carried, and all other particulars in refer
ence to the route and service, and also alter f"l
examination of the instructions and requirements
attached TO the advertisement.
Dated
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tsigned by two guarantOrs. }
Form Of a Certificate.

Torn d a CeTtfcHte y
The undersigned postmaster Of, State
of--, ccritics, under his oath of Office that
he is acquainted with the eabove gUarant0rs, ana
knows them to be men of property, and nOte to
make good their guarantee:
nairi
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county of

rs, -, county of --==---, State
OF. propose to convey tho maiis tEeInJu-
~ l, S55, to June 80, 1883, on route N9:T=-'
from - To-, ugEee3 bic TO the adGer-..
tisemcnt Of the POSTMASTER General, dated JAM
Jury II, 1855, and by the following mode OF
conveyance, viz:
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Provisions
WANTED.

A BOY sixteen or seventeen years old, TO
n learn the Cabinet Makers business.
]. & e. B. HURSEY.
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go the Ladies'

WE would respectfully invite the Ladies' to
call and examine oar stock Of DRESS
GOODS. LACES, ARTIFICIAL FLOW EKS
'"MBS, SHOES, BONNETS. &c., Of which ~
have choice lot, which will be sold cheap
PRlTCNAED, son d GO.
May 10Th ls3t.-Iy
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28

- HAVE Oh hand the VERY BEST
88, CODKING-S STOVES. now in Use
( M ,dnpi"d to either Wood or Coal; and
~ First c"s that canuot e,i' l." live s1-
ii 81 ton. G. W. SMITH
=" W CInrksburg,
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] JUS hespe"tIuIIy,
SA RAu JANE WEEKE
40 Jasper Street, near Ros
SORE. E.YES

john N. SnLurn Of BIadensbnro pyinco
Georges comfy, Md, was afflicted With Stycs on
his eyes to- several years. alsO much infainma-
ton, hnd leeches applied under his eyes several
times without any good effect was finally cured
Dy Dr.CHAL2EEs SAHATIvE TTNoTUHE.
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RRENRCAY4, HOUSE.
No. ES south Frederick ST.
BAL TsM9RE, MD.

0|Nt- thNI|!hCS lNllS'
Established in order 10 gFor The afflicted sound 0nd
scientific Medical Aid, anil for The Suppression d
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28

- GESAh-oMELLEA ANCEE6.
CyrNS l.. Miner of Burlington, h. j., was con-
fined 70 his bed for 81 days with 4 fever. on an.
sing ne found his feet and ancles so much swoI-
for two months, when after llsinss n bottles Of
Or. Chalmers Sanative Tincture, he found his
strength much improved, and the swelliugin his
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1855-02-28

LIVER COZ LIANT.
j. n. Vinton, of Bradford, Pa, suffered from
Liver Complaint and Pain in the side for three
years, was much dsbilitated, and at the same
time could scarcely walk, tried Electricity, Cold
aset cure, Blue Fills and tbs regular doctors,
Of DR. hnl,ner's Sanatiye TinctnTc.
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Sign and House Painting.

May Sd, 1s5Loc1s ".
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Mr.. Erasmus l'ullen, of West EiltoN, Saratoga
81, N. Y, was curcd of violent Palpitati0n
o1' the Heart was afflicted for sevenySears, two
years of which tmo no was unable to attendlto
business, employed six of tho best. physicians Of
New York, was finally cured by three bottles Of
DIR. CmALMER,s SAMATINE YINoEuME. - y
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ION" o. proposal t0here no change trOa. adyer-
k"ssaSet i eosss.apIstsa " ~ bS88ars
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3, 10 nom al Letters on Business InRst pe Nd
g Eessedf lost and Tor sale bys - * fnsss
burg. Vac and Druggists and stqrsksse
~ 1s1szeltp. sA19at
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~. James W. Jasper, Of Lebanon, Pa, cured Of
Files OF six years standing, by using four bOttIe4
81 DR.. CHALMERS SANATIvE TINcTURx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18

high platform opposite The entrance. There were
about hundred girls and boys, all ncsty attirst
snd prcscntng highly crcitable appearance. Crxss
r. SMITH Esq. presided. The order Of exercises COO
ss'ea ofprsyor by the Row. Mr. HoLSr; reading the
Scrif iuns by the Rev Mr.. HOGARTH, and the
Rerorts, showing the financial condition an
prospects Of the Institution bv tie Rev DR. SroRss.
After this the 81 ildTen entertained the audience for
IN hour more in singing hymns and songs speaking
AMI enactirg ylsys suited to their eapa.ity They
were un,er RE immediate supervision Of Mr. Clarke
rriropel Of School No. -. The reports show .has
during he past year &c 900 have been expended leav-
ing In. gao in TIE treasury. and that for the ming
year q 600 will be required Is the Institution sap-
ported by voluntary contributions tho public is sp-
rcacd TO TOR all a. il il greatly needed An iress
was delivered by the Rev. Mr. ROCKWELL, whs,
collection taken MP ami about $500 was reatzei.
The clildrn arc cn,igcly under the supervision Of
benevolent ladies' whose time is mostly occupied IA
TIER care The officers reelected, are: Ms Richards.
First Direcre-s; Ms. Butler, Second Directr~s MR.
Wood Secretary; Ms. Steele, Corresponding Score
terv; Mise Mary Cornell. Treasurer. and Board OF
about forty Directors Tie proceedings t,rnsnatei
with a hcuelCtiOn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18
MEETING or CoLoRED CITIZENS.

larg. meeting OF eclored citizens was held in the
Eastern District Of Brooklyn on Wednesday evening
at the Rev Mr.. Hodress church in South Sixths'. H.
ID. BvSDICK occupied the chair and WV. ID. CoSSoK
acted as Secretary.
Resolutions were adopted claiming that the Kings
County Political Association instrumental in Sc
curing the inference aud assistance OF members of the
Legislature IN passing vote favorable 20 the extern
sio Of the c'C Give franchise and ropudatng the claim
Of the National Council of oolorcd people that they
instrumental in placing the elective franchise be-
fore the Legislature.
The following resolutions we've also adopted
Teres That do acguiesce with tue National Couos
cioleS People the esiithmens Of proscr2ys nstfu
ors or in otier measures set forth BY that body.
Fe,ced Thet protest against attempt by any body Of
color In trying 10 strengthen that which dying out
ofif.ef
Hecd That l. nni7c and iupoliic n hi, tins % esb
sh Industrial School erect haiains tr nee cooted
youth; free let them have ac fee1om Of SCHOOLS ia Free
States
e.orcd That hail with pleasure tho example Of tbs Star
In tie East Nissehuset which sues brighter than
she orened the doors her schools youth i.peve
crle1On aud look forward tho day when the state
Nsv-York will follow her e2sHpe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18
FIRES.
YsRE IN BrRLIS6-sLiP.


Yesterday afternoon FIRE broke out IN the oa'e-
mont e the commission warehouse Of Lunsbery a
Bets. No. Buring-slip, bat the flames were speedily
-ubaued before the premises sustained any nae''1A
injury.
IRE IN sECOSD-Av
On wednesday night about l2oe"ck Ut. ''o.'
on, in the butcher-shop No. $40 SECONDARY Dui sns
esmes were speedily subdued Damage $780,
FIRE ~ yORTY-FTyrH-sr
..r,e pol, small frame house in Fory-fftb-st-
tstxecn The Ninth and Tenth-ays. was destroyed IL
,.ss ov,ned by John Mcintyre. Los about eco.
FIRE ~ GR.SD-sT.
On Wednesday evening an attempt was made by
some villain TO destroy b. FIRE the tenementhouse NO.
go Grand-st quantity Of light material saturated
with camphene was found on FIRE under the second
story stairway, but the flames were eHtingushed be-
fore they had communicate 10 the building.
FIHEs IN sROOKLYS.
ebroke out in the stable Of Daniel W. Hayiiani,
on the resr OF lot in North Eighth-st-. betwees
First and secondsts. about II O'Clock on Wednesday
night. The flames communicated 70 stable sdjsin-
ing. owned BIZ John Smith, and from thence 10 two
story frame house rear Of North Sinth-st owned ana
occupied By Simon Hill, all Of which were destrcyea'
together with q horse belonging TO Mr. havnsna'
Mr. IIis Ioss was $500; Insured for e3oo IN the O''
zens' Insurance Co. Of wilismsburgh MI Hsn-
lands loss u about eaoo and Mr.. scniths sooa Us
10 insurance. The horse Of Mr. fsuns" W
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18
TIE OUTRAGE TO THE BAY CITY

To nc Editor Of The N " Trbune.
SIR: Heying pxcoved by an abstract from The
Proridencc Journal that tho circumstance of the
American steamer Bay City having been obliged to
heayo to and be ovorhaulod by Her Britannia Maes-
tys cruiser Bonita, has been put before the public in
manner to produce the impression that the act was
performed in a spirit of wanton outrage, and Capt.
Wardlc Of the Bay City having cndeavcred to make
that impression on her arrival here; aud a. in conse
Sueuco OF my refusal TO sign at the United States Con-
sulate the declaration Of outrage have suffered i'm
prisormen, and much persecution, wish to give You
concise statement Of what actually took place between
the Bay City and the British cruiser. furnish alb
s'iae' nom log on board the Bay City:
tuesday, Aug. %, A. NJ, being in lat % 10,
ION, So az on voyage TO San Francisco. bore up
o' mo 'Aneo IN consequence Of the rudder not being
wednesday, Aug aO--Sea time 3On. p. NJ. lat. go
Ie ion. ii osigsn,ne hove in sight about point
on inc instant about six miles running before
her wind and bear up toward US showing The Fngl~b
ensign at the peak. After waiting a reasonable
time and no response acknowledgment baipy
made on board our vessel, gun was fined with hl.nk
cartridge from the brigantine. Capt Marble then
came ON deck and swore that he would hoist no eolo-.
The brgantine, evidently British cruiser. continued
20 bear toward Us, firing at intervals three more guns
sh1u sbtan Of Us, distant two miles, when she fired
hoed gun the shot falling short Of Us about quar-
az |" mile. Our crew became very much excited at
- ana gave utteranco to some expressions about
r: oSlon bang hois;ed requesting 10 know If Capt
"shed the Englshman 10 sink u OF cause
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL UNION CLUB.

DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL UNION CLUB.
meeting Of this Club was held last evening a. the
Fulton House in Eourth-st, Eastern District, Brooklyn
and was attended by about 100 Of the Democracy
Supervisor LISDsAr, President, occupied the Char
The minutes of tie last meeting were read, when
Mr.. MrssERoLE moved that they be approved WIN
the exception Of the las. resolution, which reflects upon
the character Of the Navy Agent, Mr. swackhs nsr
The CHAIENAS declared the motoh cai nniet f,o,n
la res,in, demurred and bis decision appealed no'
Wish resulted in the approval Of the proceedings q"
Nor. Philip Hamilton, wm. MarshH1 Geo Con- rra
John Tucker and Thos. Adams were splga !. "
mtee to prepare Con.tuon snS 10 coIlee. funds
number OF per,ons -gnOd Their names an 70 me ,ol
to become members Of the Union, and inc meeting sd-
iouruei.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18
..,. n,ooy,yy ORPHAN ASYLUM.

The twenty second Anniversary OF the Brooklyn
Orphan Asylum was celebrated last evening IN Central
Hall. Henry.s before en- audience a. Large almost a.
the building could hold. Tie children, ranging from
four or ave 10 eisb, and ten yesr Of sgc, occupied
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18

o,.n.,nd tuns Of coal had arrived ei San BIS To-
a. sse Of The Mexican steamers OF war which arc 70
~, 4. az Tecifc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-18
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
IHE LEMS. HOSPITAL.

The first Jewish Hospital in the United States vas
Sru ally consccraied Yesterday afternoon For this in
siutou the Hebrews are mainly indebted 20 the late
.ludrh Touro, whose muniiiceni bequeSi Of $4,000
psid two-thirds of the cost Of building and site. The
o.ptal. which il situated in Tweniy-eishih-st, be-
tween Seventh and Eghth-svs. is plain brick build
e nished with brown sandstone. II is four stories
Or 20 feet in hight above the basement, 80 Zoe, wide
and 90 feet deep, with wing for offices aud private
patents 20 feet in depth. The lot extends back 200
feet to Twenty -seyen.h-st Over the wide front en-
trance IS an inscription partly in Hebrew and in part
English.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-12
p. w Perry, Clerk.

To the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate
within and for the County Of Han C ock.
n UMBBlY shows CIarinda Y Eaton, guar
Uidiun VI y Thea X Eaton. minor aud child
Of Stepen II Eaton, late of Trenton in said
county, deceased--TIIat said MINOR is inicr-
estcd in the real estate OF said deceased, sill
ustcd in East Trenton, being the homestead
OF said dec asrd-ihai an advantageous oacr
has been made 70. the same, TO wit the
sum Of four hundred dollars, from George
GilIpatrick of Trenton, and that it Won be
for the benefit Of said minor that her said in-
tcrcst ip said deccased's estate slioal,; be dis
posed Of and the proceeds thereof put Oh, and
secured to her on interest. Your petitioner
Therefore pruys that your Hon Or would gIaui
her license to dispose Of tie same accord
lug'y,. agfeeabv to law OF this State in
such Cases made and provided.
CLARINDA Y. EATON.
Ellsworth, Jan 3, 1854.
At a Court Of Probale held at Ellsworth, with.
in and for the county of Hancock on the
first "Wednesday Of January in the year OF
oui Lord eighteen !luudi ed and fifty five
On the foregoing Petition, Ordcrcd:-That
the petitioner give notice TO all persons inter-
est.d by causing copy Of the petition and
order Of cour, thereon, to be published three
weeks successlveiy in tic Ellsworth American
published, at Ellsworth, that they may then
appear al Probate Court to be held at Ells~
worth in said county on the Ist Wednesday
of FEBRUARY and slow cause il any they have
W by the prayer Of said petition should not be
granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest a F DRlNKWATER, r. CUSTER.
! true copy Of the petition and order OF
court thereon, attest
| AT DRINKWATER REGISTER
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ple property, whose reputation as bust.
i,ess man depends upon his making the
Bank safe and reliablepWe understand
That all his movements, since the trouble
With the Bank some months ago, have
been wise and judicious. The circula.
lion Of fine Bank is small. It's store Of
speice is ample. II meet iss bills. and the
story got aAoat. concerning j, Is cruel and
cowardly. The bills sse 20 in the
Bsl in this city, and a, Suffolk
In Boston, and our bosin. ~ people
when they receive them, may be assured
that they have. got bank bills ss good
as any in the market.
In addition to the above, the following
from the Bangor Wing. paper holding
high position ,hroug bout New England
aud one which would not lend itself 10
speak either well OF III Of any incorpora.
ton, from an improper motive:
with regard to this matter. can on.
~ say that last Saturday, after taking
care Of the REDEMPTION Of the week, about
Sl0.00e, the Grocer's Bank, { Boston J
made balance against US Of 81 .6e2 43,
after which they say, I'VE have just re-.
ceived $1,000, which is not included in
the above bill, and then send certificate
Of depos'e for $1,000, making 50 500,
from which deduct the amount Of debit,
o. 652 AZ, leaves 81 SAL 81, and we
have deposited since about $1,000
making balance Of Si6.s47 81, and a,
the same time, they held about $1,000 OF
good paper belonging TO us, aud due this
month, You will therefore perceive that
we were and are in shape TO redeem a,
Boston. Our circulation nov, is only
abou, $4,000.
The extras, from the Cashiers letter,
as the Wing says, was not intended for
publication and therefore is entitled to
the highest confidence. Yet Mr.. Cham.
berlan is too well known for any one 10
suppose he would give anything but facts
whether intended for publication or pri.
,a,e perusal. We earnestly hope there
will be no more panic about the Ellsworth
Bank. II IS now in a much more pros .
porous condition than before its temper.
airy suspension.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-12

toria. I only hope it. MAY be true;-for
the Russians draw in what stores and
men they please by the northern side.
They have an army still in our rear
threatening BalakIava, and there was
some firing in that direction last night.
| had small attack Of cholera yesterday,
brought on suppose by the change Of
living; we get nothing but salt meat and
biscuit, and not to much Of that; what
is worse, the rum has been stopped for
day or Two; it is the only thing that
keeps the men alive. hope after this
shall become acclimated. II is not very
cold. bu, the rain is terrible; nothing in
the tents is dry. We awake in the morn.
ing with our hair as wet as If it had
been dipped in bucket; the top blanke.
in the same way from the evapor alton.
My bed has been stolen, but got
stretcher from the hospital yesterday,
which will raise me from the ground.
This is certainly the dark side Of war:
but | can only trust in God that we may
all meet again, either here or hereafter.
1t is such hopeless work marching down
to the trenches every night, expecting
an attack which never comes. We are
obliged to keep close, for their shot comes
continually about US, and we cannot hit
them. The French are, | believe, getting
on better, but they will not be able TO
get up their guns with the roads in the
present state. ! cannot describe to. YOU
how bad they are-two feet deep in clay
ey mud, through which it would seem
impossible to drag the heavy arabas
The wretched animals drop down dead
in their harness; it is taken off and the y
are left to purify. They ought 10 Sc,
those rascally Turks to mend them
VII ch might easily be done, as under
the clay there is plenty Of capital stone
They are, ! am sorry to say, bringing
more OF these brutes into the Crimea,
which makes more mouths to feed with.
out being Of any use.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-12
MARRIAGES.

In this village, 9TH inst. by W II Clancy,
Mr. Reuben Deveteau Of Ellsworth to Miss
Louisa WILDER Of Eastbrooh.
By the same, at the same time, Mr. T JeI.
lisou to Mas Mary F. Fletcher, both ofEIls'th
In Mt Desert 3ist uI,. by Rev s Bowler
Capt A c Savage to Miss Emily, daughter Of
ohnManchester Esq all Of Mt ID
In Charlestown 3Ist ult, ky..Rev ar Tap
pan, Mr. 4 b Jordan of this place, to Miss
Emma, daughter of Charles Wait Esq OF C,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1855-01-12
At a Court of Probate

II II At Ellswor h within and for The county ef Han
c.Gk The first ", esfay of January in The yea
C. our lord eighteen hundred aud fifty five
Ga the Petition Of Parker w Grindc Guardian Of
Francis Grinde minor lseof fenoscot ii said CONT,
deceased Ia grant 10 the said Guardian lcee sci!
certain real estate oil SAID deceased in ol sad minors
are Interested.
Ordered ttat The sa!d petitioner i've notice Ia al
person rested iy Causing copy o This order tu be
iubSlei three weeks sucCessiv.iy in the Esw or II
american ,riattd Ii EiisaHr that they dy srucar al
fr;hite G-Hrt 10 re held al Ellsworth III said county
on the hrst Wednesday Ia February lea The
clock NJ and she" cause ifany they have, way the
pfaye Of s.tid petition should net be granted
PARE ER TUCK, Judge.
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