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REV JAMES BELcnrR, of Oldtown,
delivered a lecture at Lord $ Hall, on
Tuesday, which was received with great
favor. Subject: Our Country-its per-
lis and its Safety" 1t was distinguish
ed by all the animation in its delivery,
and all the sharp points. singing Sag-
casm and eloquent invective, and COM
pletness Of details which the author is
noted for. The Lecturer. generally ham
dies subjec without gloves-He did so
in this case.
News having reached here, that the
Portland Convention had nominated Mr..
Hamlin for Gov. the following resolution
was adopted by reclamation -
Resolved, That the unanimous nomi-
nation of Hon Ii. Hamlin for Gov. by
the State Convention, meets onr unquali-
fed appreciation: and merits, as it will
receive, the cordial, earnest. and united
support of the Americans and Republi-
cans of this village. Three che ers were
then given for Hamlin, and the meeting
adjourned.
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Commits sioners' Notice.

WE the subscribers, having been APP
w appointed by the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge
Probate for the county of Hancock, to receive of
and examine the claims of creditors to the estate
of Joseph Hcrrick late of Sedgwick deceased, re-
presented insovent, do hereby give notice that six
months are allowed to said creditors to bring in
and prove their claims ; and that we shall attend
that sevice at the Office of d. Morgan, Jr., in the
building over the store of Joshua Watson the
3rd Wednesday of September and on the 9Th
Wednesday of December next, at 10 of the clock
A. ~ on each of said days.
l. G. HG PlIILrRook Commissioners.
Scdgwick, July 2, 1856. 3w2i
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Marine List.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED,

ARKlN Ed.
WEDNESDAY, July End.
Sch Senator, -, Boston
James and Henry, Grand, do
Morning STAR Murch, Portland
THURSDAY, July 3rd.
CuleH:, Crostin, Boston.
Hannah and Abigail, Remick, do
Superior, Hopkins, do
Xuicttcc. Milliken do
Abigail Haynes, Lord, do.
CLEARED
Ealhn-, Lord, Providence
Albert. -, :. Vile
Abigail, Jordan, Providence
Abigail, Lord, Portland
Ayner, Lord, Ny
Ratap, Davis, Boston
Orceola, Wood, do
ARRIVED.
FRIDAY, July 4th.
Aiel, Treworgy Boston
SATURDAY July 9Th,
Francis Ellen, Clark, Boston
SUNDAY, July 9Th.
Naudalia, Griffin, Boston
CLEARED.
Counsellor, Franks, do
MONDAY, Jsly eth.
Arborccr, Curtis, Dighton.
Polly, bow, Boston
Bolyer, Mayhem, Portland
Nalhalla, Davis, Boston
Bangor, Jordan, y. Y.
Dolphin, Lord, do
Warren, Grant, do
Fame, Norris, Dighton
Scresco, Treworgy, Boston
Fairdealcr, Whitnore, do
Cashier, Moore, C. Isles
CLEARED.
TUESDAY, July sA.
Belle, Means, Boston
Spartan, Salisbury, do
ARRIVED.
r. p. Warren Jordan Boston
WEDNESDAY July 9th.
Albert -, do
CLEARED.
THURSDAY, July 10th.
Wandcrcr, Trcworgy, Boston
Compccr, Lunt, do
Ada Frances, Eabson, Baltimore
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Hon. John A. Dix of New York, a
Barnburncr in the campaign Of 1913, a
Pierce man in 1852, but whose proclivi-
ties for freedom it was hoped, would in
duee him to support Fremont, has come
out for Buchanan The New York Post
publishes his letter to the Buffalo Rati-
fcation meeting, with the following per-
tinent anecdate :
my dear Coleridgc.' said Charles
Lamb once to his old and dear friend, =
"you are one of the very best men in
England; you have but one intirmity ];
you always fail just when you have a
duty to perform"
Is there any good easy soul in this
County, to whom this anecdote would
apply with a great deal of pcrtncney
1t is the earnest. the impulsive, the ar
dent, the active men, that make up the
party of freedom. These Every best
men, do well enough for peaceable times.
LET them pass" They will be right in
quiet times.
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THE subscriber gives public notice to
all concerned, that he has been duly appoint
ed and has token upon himself the trust of an Adj
ministrator, with the will annexed of the estate of
Arson Lamphcr, late of Bucksport, in the County
of Hancock, deceased, by giving bond US the law
Directs he therefore requests all persons who are
indebted to the said dcceased's estate, to make
immediate payment, and those who have any de-
mands thereon, to exhibit the same for settle
ment. TIIEO C. WOODMAN
Bucksport June. 18th, 1856. 2ip3w
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION
PORTLAND, July Sth.

PORTLAND, July Sth.
The Republican State Convention helt
here to-day, was the largest Delegat,
Convention ever held in the State, ant
was also attended by thousands ofpeopl,
no. regular Delegates. The accounts by
the Delegates from all parts of the State
indicate an overwhelming victory fol
Freedom in the coming election, and the
spirit Of the Convention was one of the
most unboundcd enthusiasm. Hon
Frecmen II. Morse presided over the
Convention with fifteen Vice Presidents
and four Secretaries. The number of
regular delegates reported was eleven
hundred and eighty six, representing
nearly all the towns in the State. Fifty
three towns of Penobscot County were
fully represented.
On the ballot for Candidate for Gov
ernor, eleven hundred and forty five votes
were thrown, of which ten hundred and
cightysix were for Hannibal Hamlin.-
The announcement was received with
long continued cheering, the nomination
made unanimous amid a tempest of APP
plause.
A resolution was adopted requesting
Mr.. Hamlin not to resign his position
as United States Senator until his inaug-
uration as Governor.
Hon. Sidney Perham and Hon. Noah
Smith were nominated as candidates for
Electors at Large,
Eloquent and effective speeches were
made by +. II. Morse, Henry Carter, w
III. McCillis, Noah Smith, Gen w. S.
Cochran, +. o. J. Smith, and Joseph H.
Williams. The three last named were
opponents OF the Republican party last
year. Mr.. Williams is a son of Hon.
Rcucl Williams, so long distinguished
leader OF the Democracy o! Maine. His
speech was an exceedingly able one.
The resolutions. unanimously adopted
by the Convention, were of the most pat
riotic and liberal minded character and are
destined to attract the support of thous-
ands in this State who have thus far been
hostile to the Republican party. They
present the ore great issue of Slavery
Extension as paramount to all others.
and invite the aihliation and corporation
ofall who have this question at heart.
A large proportion of those who were
last year Straight Wings, are disposed
now to act with the Republicans, and
they are met in spirit of candor and
friendship which must result, IN cordial
union.
The Liquor question is, by general
consent, considered not in issue in this
canvass
The nomination of Fremont and Day
ton was enthusiastically ratified by the
Convention.
The Rocky Mountain path finder is
creating more enthusiasm in Maine than
any Presidential candidate for the last
40 years. His majority in Maine over
Buchanan will not be less than Is, 900
and m ay reach 10000.
The Young men all over the State,
without regard to past political eonnec.
tons, are joining in the general hurrah
for Fremont. The enthusiasm and ex-
element of 1910 are fast rising The
vote for Hamlin in September will be
such as will carry thrill of JOY to the
opponents of Slavery extension all over
the land.
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PROBATE NOTICES.
To the Judge of Probate for the County
of Hancock.

of Hancock.
DARkER w. GRINDLE of Pcnob
: scot, in said County, Guardian of Francis P
Grindlc n minor under the age Of twenty-one years
respectfully represents that said minor is nterc tat
in enc fourth part Of certain real estate lying il
said Penobscot, being that Of which the late
Stephen Perkins deed seized and posscssed-nnd
that it would be for the advantage of said mnoi
that bis share of said estate should be disposed off
and the proceeds put out at interest.
Wherefore he prays that license my be grant
ed him to sell the same ut public or private sale
accordingly.
PARKER W. GRINDLE, Guardian.
Pcnobscot, May 81, 1856.
At a Court of Probase held at Mt. Desert, within
and for thc:.County of Hancock Oh the 3rd Tues
day of june in the year of our Lord eighteen
hundred and ffty-six.
On the foregoing Petition, Ordered That the
petitioner give notice to all persons interested by
causing n copy of the petition and order of court
thereon, to be published three weeks successfully
in the Ellsworth American before the first Wedncs-
day Of August, that they may then appear Eat a
Probate Court to be held ut Ellsworth in said
county, and show cause if an they have, why the
pray Of said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TT OK, Judge.
Attest, WARREN KING, Reg;st r..
true copy of the petition and order Of court
thereon, Attest,
e;p3w2i wARREN.KING, Register.
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Notice of Foreclosure.

w WHEREAS Jonathan +. Anterior
W of Trenton in the County Of Hancock an
State of Maine the 23rd day Of November A.
b. 1850, by his deed of Mortgage of that date,
conveyed to me, the subscriber, a certain lot of
land situated in said Trenton, said Deed is re-
corded in the Hancock Registry Book 81 Page
400, to which reference may be had for more
particular description OF the said premises. The
condition of said Mortgage having been broken, |
hereby claim to forecosc the same.
JOHN q. TRCFRY.
By his Att'yS. WATERHoUsE.
Trenton, June I'D, 1856. 223w
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THE subscriber hereby gives public
notice to all concerned that he has been duly
appointed and has taken upon himself the trust
of an Administrator of the estate of Bctscy
Withrcle late of Castnc' in the County of Hancock
deceased, by giving bond as the law directs he
therefore requests all persons who indebted to
the said dcceasctrs estate, to make immediate pay
ment, and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit the same for settlement
WILLIAM WITHHELD
Castne, July 2nd,ls56. 2ip3w
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alike mighty rivers, with restless force
I he passions rage, Instructed in their course,
Swell to new heights, orbidden paths explore,
And drown those virtues which they fed be-
FORE PoPE.
In order to keep the passions under due
control, it is necess AIRY to have the. lody free
of all pain. There was nothing ever Invented
so potent to remove all manner of pain as Per-
~ Davis PALS Killer. 2w2i
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ArmOld's ClObnles Vital Fluid
PREVENT THE
:, hEDII rrNT Nh 4

LASSITUDE DEBILITY AND FAINTNESS OF
SPRING WEATHER.
- BY lessenng or tenperng and modifying the
effects which
CHANGE IN TILE ATMOSPHERE
Having upon the system through their action upon
the blood. Tho Fluid is preparation entirely dis
tinct from the Gobulcs but having all their chem
cal qualities and all their medicinal ones also
except Cathartic powder for which laxative is
scssttuted 1t is well to takethe in connection
the Globulcs at night and the Fluid through the
day. Thus all humors and impurities are first an
initiated by chemical action and then cleansed
away carried from the system by medicinal ae-
ton. Vitality Of mind and frame is retained and
the dull stless feeling of WEAKNESS and lassitude
a warm Spring weather advances is prevent
banished. The glow of full life is felt in all its
luxury-the free glad sensation of buoyant health
and abundant energies.
Bt' RR. FOSTER & CO. | Cornhil General Agent
MANSFIELD co. II City Wharf Special Agent
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The Steamer Menemon Sanford, has
been towed into Boston, and will be re-
paired and put upon the line as soon as
possible.
The Eastern City will leave Boston
for Bangor to morrow evening, and will
probably remain on the route until the
Sanford is repaired
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

DUBLIC notice is hereby given that
Leonard Steele and |. r. Bassctt did on The Ind
day of May A. b. 1888 by their deed of Mortgage
of that date convey to Lydia Buckleya parcel of
land on the Easterly side of Mechanic Street in
Bucksport village and bounded West by said street
Northerly by land of Thos. Goodale, Southerly by
land of A. Colby and Easterly by land of f. Upton
containing about 30 square rods. Said mortagc
was on the 9th day of June A. d. 1856 duly as
signed to me by James Freeman and John Hop
kns, administrators upon said L. Buckley's estate
The condition of said mortgage having been brok-
en-, claim to forcelose the same
ENOCH BARNARD.
Bucksport, June 3Oth, 1866. 3w23
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~ Please notice the advertisement of Mr..
Rogers. lie has removed his furniture to n
Shop at the West End of the bridge. Our
country friends will find him one of the fair
men to deal witl-rensonablc in his prices.
end honorable in his dealings.
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MARK HIM AGAIN.-Thomas j. d Fuller
of Maine, was the only man from New Eng
land, who voted against admitting Free Kan
sas into the Union. Voters of the Sixth
District Mark Him Wing.
The voters will do that surely. We see the
buccaneers are going to keep him at Wash
lngton during the season. He had better 20
to Virginia at once
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STATE OF MAINE.
{ Treasurers Ofne.

Treasurers Off:ce.
Ellsworth April 9th 1856.
Notice is hereby given to the owners proprietors
and all persons interested in township No. s. $. D..
No. -. NJ D. in the County of Hancock that
shall proceed to sell by public sales to the highest
bidder at the County Treasures office in Ellsworth
in said county on Wednesday the thirteenth day
Of August next at ton o'clock A. NJ (unless pre-
viously scttlcd) so much of said township will
satisfy the tax assessed by the Court Of County
Commissioners on the ninth day of May A. b.
one thousand eight hundred and fifty five as GER
titled to me in said Court to wit:
On township No. 5. d. the of eighty nine
dollars and sixty cents and incidental expcnces
On township No. IS NJ d. the sum of one hun
drcd seventy six dollars and sixty four cents and
incidental expenses as bylaw required.
II. :. TREVEIT. County Treasurer
3mol5.
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At a Court of Probate holden at Blue
hill within and for the county of Han
cock, on the first Wednesday Of July
A. ID. 1886.
SIMEON b. WOOD, administrator
~ Of the estate of Azor Candage late of Bluchill
in said County dcccascd-huving presented his
account of Administrator upon said deceased's
tate for Probate: Ordered, That the said admins
TRAITOR give notice thereofito all persons interest
ed, by causing copy of this order to be publish
ed three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth
American printed in Ellsworth, that they may aI,-
pear at Probate Court to be holden at Ellsworth
On the first Wednesday of August next, at ten of
the clock in the forenoon, and shew cause--f any
they hase-why the same should not be allowed
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest, WARREN KING, Register
24pjw
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II We have learned, through our ex-
changes that paper has been started at Ma
chias, called the Machias Republican. We
have tried to get an exchange without success
as yet. We hope the remark Of some western
paper, that ii was the only paper East OF
the Penobseot advocating republican princi-
pies, has not made it too proud to wish an ex-
change with our humble sheet We should
ike to have weekly visit from some paper
asst, o.. the right politics.
~ Notice the advertisement of Mr.. Smith
Ills assortment of Jewelry and Watches il
xtensive, and his prices are easonable.
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estate.
by virtue of license from the Court
of Probate for the County of Iiancock,T shall
sell at Public Auction on the 10th day of Au-
gust next, at one o'clock p. NJ, SO much of the
Real Estate of Joshua Grindle late of Surry de-
ceased situated in Surry will produce the sum of
three hundred and fifty dollars, for the payment of
the debts and incidental charges.
TRYPliINA GRINDLE, Ad'tpr,
Surry, July 2nd, 1876. 2ip3w
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~ In the course of debete in the House
on saturday, Mr.. Campbell of Ohio said he
could produce the original manuscript of IL
letter written by jefferson, "A few years before
his death, in which he not only approved of
the Missouri Compromise, but in express
terms admitted the power of Congress to ex-
clude slavery from the territories.
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SEVERE PorNplNG.--John Wclch, John
IIrnchy and Michael Sullivan, remaining on
the ground at Jim Myers Circus at - clock
night OF the 4th to make trouble with the
Circus men. got IL most tremendous thrashing.
The latter was thought to be fatally injured.
Bangor Journal
If this had taken place in Ellsworth, it
would have been thought worthy Of a whole
column Of abuse of onr citizens.
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The steamer Mcnemon Sanford ran
upon Thatchers Island, on her way out
OF Boston on the night of the 4th, and is
badly damaged.
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Old Father Time, the parent of bright eyed
truth. is daily developing new facts and
theories, but among his numerous progeny no
fact is more inconstable than that the success
attending the introduction of &. w. Stones
Liquid Cathartic and Family Physic to the
public use. is utterly without parallel.
Those families which have made the most
thorough trial of its merits, are loudest and
most enthusiastic i'll their encomium of its
virtues. 1t admirably meets a want long en-
pericnced by all classes Of persons, and is rapid
~ gsining that confidence which il 50 richly
deserves Lowell Courier.
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HOUSEHOLD WORDS for July rec This re-
print is a favorite with the reading public
For sale by Moses Hale. Dix K Edwards.
New York, Pub
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Franklin Pierce was elected to the Prcsi-
dency by an overwhelming majority of the
nation because he was not known He has
been dropped by general consent because he
il Washington Otgan.
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~ The Rural MteMgeacer learns that the
Supreme Court have come to unanimous
decision in the case of Judge Davis. "heth-
er it sustains the removal or not 1t docs not
learn The decision will probably be pro-
mulgatcd at the present law term in Ban
gor
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LET US REASON TOGETHER
PILLS
WHY ARE WE SICK I!

II has cen the lei Ct the hLnan race to tie weighed
down by disease uni suffering. Hoowsys Pills
specially adapted Ia lie eefuf tie weak, the
the delicate, aid the ihfrm, ofhll chmes ages. sexes
and constitution Prof Holloway personally sii finend
the utaciure OF his medicines theuniied States
aud offers tn, 0 free
nest remedy the word saw Tor the removable dis
ea
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"ln commenting on the revolutionary ser.
vices of South Carolina, Mr.. Butler asked Mr.
Wilson how many battles Massachusetts had
fought in the revolution.
Mr.. Wilson replied that they We're few, be-
cause the enemy considered it safer to 90 to
South Car0liHa.'
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Mr. Herbert was inditcd for the murder o.
Thomas Heating. and has been committed II
iail to await his trial.
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TAKE NOTICE.

A III persons having demands against me are
~ requested TO present them Immediately
for settlement, as intend to leave the place
soon. III. b. JORDAN.
Ellsworth, June IL, 1856. 20tf
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WOODBURY.. r,

NUODBCNY, Vt.
hereby certify that have been troubled
with pain in the SIDE what my physicians
called the liver complaint, for five years. and
have tried various kinds OF medicine, but
never found any that relieved me until | tried
DR.. Hayden's Pills. They have cured me
entirely, and can recomm end them to the
commu nifty as the bes, pills l have ever used.
2w2i OLIVER 2. HEATH.
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THESE PILLS PURIFY THE
BLOOD.

These famous Pills are expressly combined to operate
On the stomach the liver, the Kidneys the lungs, the
SKIN and the mwels any eran in their
Iuuctinns purifying the blood the very fountain Of life
and thus curing discusses in all its forms.
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HARPER for Jnly rec. For Sale by Moses
Hale. Good as the best no. yet issued
'nulf ccd''. Buy it.
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administrators Notice.

'THE subscriber hereby gives notice
L thst he will sell at auction on the nineth day
of July next at the Store formerly occupied by DIR.
Smith in Sullivan, lot of furniture, bedding,
ladies wearing apparel, some silver plate and a
few gold articles, the whole being the property
formerly owned by Miss Mary Sargent late oil
Sullivan deceased.
JOHN s. PARSONS, Ad'tor.
Sullivan, June 2lst, 1856. 223w
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CARDINGII

THE subscribers arc now prepaid to
Card woo,in the most approved and expedi-
tious manner. All orders left at Asa Edwards
store will be promptly attended to and the rolls
returned in all cases where it is not convenient to
call at the mill, near Mr. Iioraio n joys
W. w. WILSON 4 co.
Ellsworth, June 29th 1856. lw22
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SPECTACLES-
NOTICEl

"a TIT house and land attached situated
fs.s1a on Franklin St, second house from the
.lsl& Ellsworth House bounded on the East by
land Of Turner, on the West by land of joy lo6
feet deep 30 feet wide will be sold at private sale
Also one horse and wagon in good order One
half acre of coed growing potatoes
vii, be sold cheap for Cash, apply on the
rcmises ANDREW MAllAN.
Ellsworth, July ith, 1856. 2w23
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DYSPEPSIA AND -LIVEk. COM
PLANT.

Nearly half the human have taken these Pills
II has been proved in all parts Of The world tkt nothing
has been found equal 10 them in fdisorcrs of he
liver, dyspepsia and stomach complaints generally y
they soon give heathY To these organs however
niue h deranged, and when all other means have failed
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Geo, B. Moody Esq Of Bangor, member Of
the Pcnobscot Bar died on the 9th inst
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

All outstanding accounts not settled in thirty
days will be left with an attorney for collection.
W. W. ROGERS.
Ellsworth, June 18th, 1856. 20tf
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BLACK SILK

OF all grades and prlccs from so cts.
Oto sl.75 plain and Figured, selling cheap by
A. ROBINSON.
No. Union Block, Main Street. 22tf
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NOTICE.

All persons in debt to y. G. Reynolds by note or
account are requested to call and settle or their
bill will be left with II lawyer.
n. c. REY NOIDS
Ellsworth June 18th, ls5G 203w
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Store to Let.

YHE large anil convenient Store in
Lords building opposite the Ellsworth House,
on Main street, recently occupied by W. W. Roges
as a furniture warehouse, viii be let on reasonable
terms, apply To the subscriber. J. s. LORD.
Ellsworth, July 10th, ls5t, s5u