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DIED.

In Sedgwick, sth inst, Dea. Jonathan Alien,
aged 50 years, months, 26 days
Ina Cody path he walked,
A Glorious death he died.
In Sullivan, 9th ult, Mr.. John Prebe, aged
81 years Mr.. Preblo came to this town from
York when but youth. At the time OF has death
he was the oldest inhabitant Of the town MIR.
Preble lived strict temperate life, and enjoyed
good health till within short time of his death.
In Plantation No. 7, Goth nit, Mr.. VIM. Weleh
aged 49,
In Cronstadt, Russia, 10Th ult., on board ship
castinc, soan Hanson, aged II years, son OF Capt
John Hanson, of Pepobseot.
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Commissioners Notice,

HANCOCK, SS-We, the undersigned, LAYING en- il-
IL i appointed by the Hon. Parker Tuck, judge OF
Probate Tor said County, Coum to receive AMI
amino the claims of the creditors of Charles Brnscts, Jr,
late OF Mount Desert III said county, deceased, whose
tate has been represented insovent, hereby give public
notice agrceahly to the order u the said udec II Probate
that six months from and after the sixteenth day OF June
last, hapr been allowed said creditors present and
prove their claims; aud that will attend the service
assigned at the late dwelling hoase the said cceas-
ed. the first saturday september and December ne xt
at tea O'Clock \. NJ. of each Of said DAYS.
JOHN VI. MOVES,
3w23 LEVI FREEMAN. COMMISSIONER.
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THUS it is seen that in these four wards
alone. where heretofore the nationals have
had no strength, and where they now cxhib-
it Il large array of blllots-thc vote has h,-u
forc up very nearly two thousand votes
Will any man who knows the political senti-
ment of those warls, and who knows also
their population, reducing rather than in
crcasiug in the summer months, hesitate in
the conviction that it is Il gi.lntic fraud, and
that Mr.. Barret is indebted for his election
(it clcctci to atrocities upon the ballot-box
tn at exceed t..os' eff the notorious Calhoun.
1t l. pr to-, that this matter should h.
Hocs Is looked into. Such evils. if suffered
10 grow, become in large cities the cause oil
fright I'll 80 ill c,pvsl,,ons. In California
the like process have led tet-5zsa5rs reign OF
vigilance committees. and in NcwOrra rs
aud ch .wh r. 10 serious riots and l1lootshel
Shall IT. Louis take the first step in tl4i- li-
rectipn, or quistig stbmtt 10 sec her suffrage
violated with immunity and utter protest.
make no sign OF opposition? Are VIZ to
have piae4mniae set up in the North ward
Are Judge OF election to he iostei upon the
community by II corrupt court, afurding no
protection To the b,llot-toS, and i, it to pass
uurcproscd? We pause f1r an answer Ia
thcs, questions, aud in the meanwhile call
attention 10 the facts noticed above. as teeH
as 10 the SiraH9. delqys that MiH dHtHd The re-
turn 81 the Pot-tookS. = Evening Post
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KEu,R6 ,BtE CASE OF SICKNESS. About
the first ., JUNG, the bari; Julia Cobb, Capt.
sim on Ross Of Sstrspart, cleared from llIy
am. for England, with crow Of ci1ht men
beside, the captain W hen y few days out,
SIR of the men were taken down with the
yellow fever, leaving the whole duties Of the
ship and the care OF the sick, upon Capt
Ross aud itro men. Notwithstanding this,
Capt Ross brou hit the vessel int f.ltr ruth
about the 10th Of July, without losing Il
man, and with all hands in health. fortu-
nit.y, the weather was favorable, and the
sickness occ sei9ned no delay. They made
1900 miles in nine DAYS without moving a
rope The Julia Cobb was built in this
city and is owned by parties in this city,
Belfast and Buckspprt. Such severe cases
are rare. and we think there are tc@ Cap
taius VIII, could carry through six cases of
v How .eter without n death, and make Il
voyage to England with only two working
men. Wing.
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WELL PATRoNIzED. Mr.. Buchanan's own
State cannot complain of neglect in the way
of furnishing our foreign ministers, as will
'oo seen by the following list George NJ.
dallas, Minister to London; VIM. b. Reed
Minister to China; Joseph Il. Chandler,
Minister to Naples; Joseph b. Clay Minis
ter to Lima; Charles Il. Buckalcw, Minis
ter to Ecuador.
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Prosecution OF j. W. WoLcoTr. 1t is
stated that John w. Wolcott has been sued
by the creditors of Lawrence, Stone & Co.,
for the recovery of the $4,000 which he re-
ceived from that firm for the purpose of in
huencing the passage of tho tariff of 1871,
and which, it is ALLEGED, he retained for his
own benefit.
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Commissioners Notice,

WE the ibers having been appointed by the Hon
Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate for the County Of
Hancock To receive ard examine the claims creditors
the estate of Malach Orcutt late Of Bro9ksve Il
represented nulsent do hereby give notice that six months
allowed TO said creditors rom the 10Th Of June last
to bring in and prove their claims; and that shall
tend 10 that service at the house Of Robert Gprdan sa
Brookssillc thu third Thursdays November and lccn.
Der next, from 10 O'Clock A. VI. to DEL OK T. NJ On said
days. DAVID WALktR,
ROBERT CDNUpN.
Frook.gi'lc, July 30.h, 1888. .iwts
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. Office Of Foreclosure.

"A liEREAS BENJAMIN =. OSGO0D, of Ellsworth. in
" the County of Hancock and State of All" House
wright, the 2S,h day Of March. A. D., 1851 by his
decd Of m, rgagc Of that date duly aoknowelgcd and
recorded in the Iauc OK Registry Book 1903, page jGi
conveyed to the suhsct bcr the South half Of certain lot
parcel OF land situate in said Ellsworth, beginning
the North West ri john Trcs house lot thence
Northerly on the line II the main road four and tire
ourths ros, thence Eastcry at right angles with said
road nine rods, thence Southcrr four and thrceourths
rods thence Westerly nine rods to the PLACE Of beginiug
and being the premises formerly occupied by the
said Bu min z Osgcoh, together with all Of the prvi-
and arpurtcrances thcrcuntu belongng The condi
ons Of the SAID mortgage having been broken, hereby
claim 10 lareuuse the provided by Sta,rte.
LAFAYETTE DAVIS.
Ellsworth, Angus, 5h, 1888 3v ~
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, Sat- Court Of foaty Commits 9ner. be-
eahahd held at Ellsworth within aud for the County Of
Hancock on the fourth Tuesday Of pr'l A. H. 1877 -
Ordered! That tn r. lie assessed township No south
division in tie County Of anc c. for repairing the roads
therein leading from the East lte Of Ellsworth through
said M. to the South line df Nahlr, estimated To- o., i.
tain Eight Thousand Nine Hundred and sixty acres t.x.
elusive OF lands reserved tor public uses the sum of sixty
Seven dollars and Twenty cent being seven mills and five
tents per acre; and Joseph r. Grant u said Ellsworth.
appointed Agent 10 cXlcnd said accordin:ly
Attest, PLRk FIR ~ PERRY C,yrk
true copy A;tc.t, PiRk ER ". PERRY, clerk
4 true copy Of certificate of assessment Attest
N, X. sAMYEE County Treasurer
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AMERICAN & FOREIGN PAINTS.
r. H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents

LATE AGENr or Z. :. PATESr OrfiCE, NASHiNG-
Ton, UNDER me Ar OF 1880
IS STATE ST, opposite hHGya. Bostoa,
A FTER an extensive practice OF up
- wards Of twenty years. continues to secure
Patents in the ritcd States; also in Great Brit
ain aHd Their foreign countries. Caveats, SPceiti-
actions, Assignments, and all Papers or drawings
for Patents executed on liberal terms, and with
Dispatch Researches made into American or For.
ign works, to determine tn. ability of Patents
or inveution>-and legal or otlfrr advice rendered
in all matters touching The same. Copies Of the
clrims of any Patent renting One Dollar
Assignments recorded at Washington.
This Agency is not on : the largest in New Eng
land, but through it inventors have advantages for
securing patents ascertaining the patentablity
Of inventions, unsurpassed by, if not immeasura-
bly, superior to, any which can be offered them
elsewhere. The testimonials below given prove
that none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PA
TENT OFFICE than the SuAscriber; aud s - e
CESS Is THE BEST PROOF OF ADV ANTAGES
AND ABILITY, he would add that he has album
dant reason To believe, and can prove. that no 9th
OF the kind are the charges for professional
vices moderate, The immense practice of the
subscriber during twenty years past, has enabled
hi.n To- accumulate a Asst collection ul sIrciliet-
tiaus aud -iici'l DECISIONS '1ti-0 - ptt.ut.=
The, h. ilc- ls est 91==iE, lihfavr of lcer AMI
mechanical vurla. and al account of l,.tgufs
granted in the lu' 4 ~#7t and EuroIc, render
hin able beyond que .tau. to olcr superior tacil-
itj,- lat obtaining pateut-.
Al u,cr.-ity 1t Il Journey to Washington to pro-
cure patent, and the usual great delay there a,c
here =1scl iuVeut5i7.
TESTIMONIALS.
Il regard NJ Eddy oftl- mast cpq6ie ant sue
cessd4i practitioners with wh'4n have had official
course. tIiAS. NAoUN,' Commissioner Of PdisHis.
II have hesitation in assuring Inventors that they
employ person competent AMI tritstrOrthg
and more capable of putting their applications in + nm
to secure rin them early and favorable consi ration
a, the Patent UD.ce. EDMt Nd Bl KkE,'
LATE C0amtssiPHer ~ Patents.
"IiostJn, February 5, 1858.
mir. Il, H. Eddy has made few me THltTkEN appli-
cations al hut oSE ofwhch patents have been granted
and that is p,adi,ig Such un,p stakahlc proof
of great talent and ability his part leads
mend inventors apply To hun tn procure hcr
tents, they may he If having the most faithful
tention bestowed their cases and at reasonable
| charges. JONI TAGGARr,"
From Sept 18th. lsj5 10 June lfth. ISIS thu subscri-
her, in OF his large Vrartre, made, trce reject
ed applications, sINTEEN APPEALS, EVERY ONE Of
which decided in his Juror, by the Commissioner OF
Patents. ly50 H. H. EDDY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1858-08-13

Rev. DR.. Nehemiah Adams has accepted
an invitation to discuss the scripturalness of
endless punishment in the columns of the
Christian Freeman, with its Editor, Rev
Sylyanus Cobb, Uniyersalis, Clergyman,
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LADY SUFFOLK DEAD. Boston, Aug, G.
There was severe thunder storm this after
noon in Essex Co. A barn in Swampscot
was struck by lightning and burned, togeth-
or withthe celebrated mare, Lady Suffolk
valued at $1,000.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

ON the first day Of October 1851. Louisa Mckenzie and
- William Mckelyie. Of Sttiywick conveyed t, mes
tuhihg'in in Mortgage, certain lot Of land in said
edE"ek containing about less ad luru-
ing land OF Horace impson, III bounded by it, and tho
town road and land Of the hers Of the late JOAN Tinker.
t"r more full description, reference may he rad 10 said
deed OF NOR gEe, recorded in Hancock i,cgsr Vol 105.
RAE Jib. III: Conditions Of sld mortgage ltvii. en-
broken, and by thereof claim forc,se the said
mortgage. JAMES Ct NSINGHAM.
Selgwck, July ~, 1858. 3w2S
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T r E ASURER'S ALE
STATE OF MAINE.

TREASURY OFFICE.
Augusta, August 10. 1853
PURSUANT to Clap. 8, Sect 81 Of the Revised Statutes
will At the State Treasury office, in Augusta, the
fifteenth day Of september next at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, sell and convey by deed to the highest bdd all the
ntere. Of the State in the tracts of land hereinafter des
scrbed, lying in tHncorporated townshpsthe said tracts
having been forfeited to the State for State taxes and CUun
ty taxes. certified to the Treasurer Of State.
The sale aud conveyance Of each tract will be made sub
iect to right in the or part owner, whose rights
have been forfeited, to redeem the any ting within
year after the sale by paying rendering the pur
chaser his proportion Of wha. the pu chaser paid therefor
at the sale with interest at the rate twenty per
from the time Of SALE aud dollar release
or such ewner redeem his interest by paying ajre
said To the Treasurer Of state, provided in Chap g.
Sect. 80 Of Revised Statutes
No tract however, will be sold at price less than the
full amount due thereon for such unpaid and County
taxes interest ard COSTS described in the following scc
dulc:
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AdsliaiSirdtrft S Sale of Real Estate
NOTICE is hereby given, that by virtue Of license from
~ the Probate there viii be exposed for sale at
the house Of the late Rufus Smith, in ucspnr on Satur-
day the twenty day Of september next at i've O'Clock
the Afternoon much of the real estate1f it in all
bring nucof said Rufus Smith, deceased ;ls viii pro-
dnce the OF six hundred dollars for the pa ,ucn
his dch,s cxpces administration and incidental charges
OF sale. SAID real is situated ia Buek-rt ahIoin
ing the honest adj John b. Blood. Terms made known
u; the time and place Of sale.
HEPsIBAl ". SMITH, Adminis,i a.rix.
August o, 1888. 3N1g
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Mothers. Mothers. Mothers.

An Old Nurse for Children, Don't FAIL To pro-
cure Mrs. Winsow's Soothing Syrup for children
Tecthius. 1t has no equal on earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs Winsow Soothing Syrup
Tor children will ever consent 10 let her child pas
throu sh the Distressing aud critical period of teeth
ing without the aid Of this invaluable preparation.
Ii lite and health can be estimated 10y dollar. and
cents it is worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of bottles of Mrs. " inslow's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United Stat9s.
1t is an old and wcH tried remedy. Mono gen
uiue unless the Fac Smile OF Curtis 4 Perkins i.
on the outside wrapper.
Price only Is cents bottle.
@, c. Peck. Ellsworth Wholesale Agent; 5. f.
Perkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all dcalcrsin Med
ccine. ly-I
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4 Book for the Million!

~ Just published, by FRDgnuEN CO. Book sellers and
stati"ners, No II Court Street Boston, Brief Treatise Of
u pages on Diseases of the Sexual System Of both sexes
their symptoms and acknowledgement by physi
clan of the "Boson Electc Hpspita." This work also
contains scorching exposure of the deception and i'm
posture pracced by advertising quacks, with of tn
names and locations. Sold by periodical dealers generally
Sent by mail the RECEIPT Of three postage STAMPS
Address Box 1902, Boston Post 0ihee. 1y5
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.


SAILED.
THURSDAY, 5.
Sch Rattan, Davis, Portland.
FGtpAY, c.
Barcelona, Whitm1rc, Providence
SATURDAY, :.
=" Dolphin, Lord, Boston.
ARRIVED.
Harriet, Sta wood, do.
Arboreer, Holt, do.
" Nandalia, Griffin, salem.
SUNDAY 8.
{. Belle, Rcnick, do
Commodore, Eaton, Boston.
Ancona, Fullerton, do,
Elizabeth. Holt, Portland.
MoxpAr,9.
Abigail, Jordan, Salem.
d" Ceresco, Smith, Boston.
SAILED.
/" Packet, Whitconlb, do.
TUESDAY 10.
" Canova, Fullerton, Deer Isle.
ARRIVED.
L" Ariel, Treworsy, Boston.
4" Naletta Means, do.
/" Warrenton, Jackson, do.
" Armadillo, Romer, do.
d" Olive Branch, Bellatty, Portland.
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ntRNO's CATARRH SNIFF!
~ pURNo'S CATARRII SNIFF.
DtRAO'S CATAki,lI SNUFF
CELEBRATED HERE,
CELEBRATED THERE,
CELEBRATED EVERYWHERE,
For The Eradication and Cure OF Diseases OF the HAN.
SORE THROAT BRUSCHIrfs, &c
This Remedy continues to be sent DAILY, by mail, to all
paris Of the WORLD by the Proprietor and Sole Manu.c
tureT !. III RS0, Albany, \. Y.
4 : For sale ut Manufacturers pHiecs h, q Peck
Ellsworth Price y tents per box; 81 ccus, rNEPA,
by mtil to any address in the I :. i~flnD
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c. J. ABBOTT, Administrator,



At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth within and for
the County d Hancock Oh the 81 Wednesday Of June
A. u. 1N5S.
Ipon the foregoing petition Ordered That the petitioner
give notice per Interested h, causing copy Of the pc
and ode Of court thereon Ia he published three,
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth Anrrican,
printed at Esworth that they NAV .p ear at Probate
Cont n ne held Bucksport in said cnurtv on the 3i
Wednesday II September next at ten Of The clock in the
for-uoon, apI >Icw cause if any the, Raves why the
- ''''0" S''''' ~, I'D. ~, m ri "
,,,os, ~ !, y ~ y 'a.<e'
,s,, -,,. al 80, t " 49, : 'o-''cr'
=" viz P'','a. "n o',''t Oh 1'uIt o,g't",I'
e9'' a. ~ 'N''I''' y "'S's"',
Al Court 9 Probate holden Mt Desert, within aud for
The Ceuuty u Hancock, the third Tuesday of June
A. u. lsj,
Nancy {. COUSINS, Widow of Nehemiah, n Cousins,
~ late Of fremont, deceased having made application
To for allowance out Of the personal estate Of sad
deceased:
Ordered That the said Nancy G. Cousins give notice thereof
to all persons Interested, by causing copy Of this order
Ia be published three weeks successfully IN the Ellsworth
American printed Al Esworh,that they may appear alta
ProhLt, Court 10 be- holden at Mount Desert the fifth
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LIST OF LETTERS!

The following is list of letters remaining in
the Ellsworth Post Office from July LIST to Aug. 18th
George Alden, Oliver Higgins,
Jacob Allen, Sarah C. Hartman,
Michael Couyhlan, Barnet Mitchell,
Seth Eilslcy, Mrs Harriet Richardson,
Samuel VI. Ellis, Samuel Roberts,
William Il. George, Addison J. Strout,
Mrs Maria Higgins, Mark Saunders,
Oliver p. Hodsdon, Mrs. Elvira Whitney,
q. Halhna, Miss Mary D. Young,
Persons calling for above please say advertised.
HAMILTON JOY. p. NJ.
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Mr.. Blair has gained just 81 votes, the
Know Nothings have gained 260 votes, and
the Democrats (Credat Juddus) have gained
3,l0S. The Republicans and Americans Just
about hold their own, while the BUCCANEERS
have gained apparently more than their en-
tire vote only two years ago.
These figures tell pretty plain story
They show that an attempt has been made
to beat Blair with fraudulent votes. and they
show that he has in all probability good
cue upon which to contest his seat With Bar
rctt. We do not, therefore, give up his cleo
ton vt. We shall be greatly surprised if
he does not yet show the best claim of any
ono to represent the st. LOUIS district in the
next Congress.
Since writing the above, we have received
the st. Louis Democrat, which contains an
article exposing the frauds which have been
rractised in some of the wards, 1t says
"THE FRAUDS OF THE N,TlcN,Is--A very
little col reflection has evoked an inquiry in
our city that bids fair to call into very criti-
cal review. the appliances used by the nation
ais for enhancing 50 mysterially their vote in
st. Louis. Frauds Of the most glarng kind.
double and treble voting to a irightiul extent
the use of dead mems papers, and inserted
ii kets, and barricaded polls, all show them
selves from the back ground of the national
democratic triumph
Especially in the Seventh, Eighth, Ninth
and Tenth wards are their appliances con-
,picuous in the palpably dishonest vote cast.
In April those wards were canvassed with a
Zeal and industry by ward officers, that
brought out the fullest vote ever had there
before. 1t was an exciting contest, and an
uncm'nrrassed suffrage None were driven
oii-none prevented from voting-nonc hin
dercd IN their franchise. On Monday, how
ever, every laxity wds given to the influx of
national votes, and every annoyance to the
casting of opposition votes. \ large number
of the friends of Mr.. Blair were excluded
on the polls by ring of Irish bullies, who
made circle there for that purpose. Now
contrast the votes given in April and in Au
gust
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Hoy. VIM. p, FESSENDEN

Hon. VIM. L. FESSENDEN
will address the citizens of Ham
cock County at the BAPTIST
MEETING HOUSE in ELLIS
WORTH, on WEDNESDAY
the 18th inst, at 2 o'clock, P. M.
and will particularly notice the
late attempt Of the bogu. Democ-
racy to REPEAL THE FISH
ING BOUNTY LAW!
Mr.. LEBROKE, a young me-
chanic, and popular orator, will
also be present and address the
citizens on the evening Of same
day commencing at 7 O'clock.
All, without distinction of party
or sex are Invited to attend.
WAsn'xcroS MATTERS. The correspondent
OF the n. Y. TINES says;
"l nc!c Sam designs using every means in
his power to replcnish his empty Golfers =
With this view he has thrown into public mar
ket the following small parcels CT RIAL estate :
5 IL million acres in California.
l-3 million acres i'll Louisiana.
9 IA million aeres i'll Nebraska.
million acres in Kansas.
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ILLUSTRATED! ILLUSTRATED!

The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRIZE is
one. of the largest and best weekly papers of the
day. An Im eral Quarto containing EIGHT PAGES,
or FORTY COLUMNS, of entertaining original matter
aud ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED every week.
A GIFT WORTH FROM so CENTS TO $500
IN GOLD, I'LL BE PRBSES TED TO EACH
SUBSCRIBER IMMEDIATELY ON RECEIPT
OF TILE SUBSCRIPTION MONEY.
Ono copy for one year, $500. and gift
One copy for two years, $50, and gifts.
One copy for three years, 900, and gifts
One copy for five years, so aud gifts
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year, $500, and gifts.
Five copies year, 500, and gifts.
Ten copies one year, 1900. and 10 gifts
Twenty copies one year, 5000, and 20 gifts.
The articles to be distributed comprised in
the following list:
2 Packages of Gold. containing $500 90 each
do do. do. 700 o0 each
10 do. do. do 100 W each
~ Patent Lever Hunting Cased
Watches, 100 90 each
20 Gold Watches, Is 90 each
30 do. 60 % each
100 do 81 90 each
800 Ladies Gold Watches, 81 90 cnch
! 200 Silver Hunting c,sed Watches, 80 90 each
500 Silver Watches, $40 to 70 W eauh
1000 Gold guard vest and fob
chains ID to 30 90 each !
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches Bar drops, /
Breast Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve buttons, Rings, /.
Shirt Studs, Watch Keys Gold and Silver Thin
bles, and variety cf other articles. worth from
fifty cents to SD each.
Immediately receipt Of the subscription mon |
cy, the subscribers name will be entered upon our
subscription book opposite number, and tho gif. |
CORES pondng with that number will be forwarded |
within one week, to the subscriber, by mail
trsss, post paid.
- All communications should be addressed t.
DEAN Il SALTEH,
4s and - Moffat Building, 335 broadway.
New York.
".+Speeimen copies sent free. Agents wanted
3-iamo ly
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To the hon lafher Tuck Judge Of Probate within and
for the County Of Hincuck.
HE subscriber respectfully represents that William
CugEns late Of Surry, deceased seized in fee Of
Pews No. and lG in the Unon Meeting House. and ais,
No. %, III the first Methodist Meeting House. situated in
sa Surry Your Petitioner therefore prays your Honor To
allow h-r the above named No. Pew of the estate AZ
III duty bound viii ever pay.
FANNY II. COGGINS.
Starry, july u, 1858.
Al Court Of Probate holden ut Ellsworth. within and
for the County Of Hancock on the first Wednesday of
August, 4. u. 1855.
On the foregoing Petition,
ORDERED That the Petitioner give n,tice all pcr.ons
interested 10y causing cppy If the petition and ORDER Of
court cr"bt, to be published three weeks succcS.vclv
IA The Ellsworth american, printed in Ellsworth that
uS may then appear at Probate Court to lie l,ll Al
Ellsworth, in said county, the first Wednesday Of
eet next at tea O'Clock A. NJ, and slew if any
they have, why the prayer of said petition should be
granted. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
itth.t, J. 4. BArrLErr, Register.
true copy Of the petition and order of Court thereon
JIM Attest, \. A. BARTLETT Register.