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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1859-01-01

SuauOenS V1II~.
SINHE above Mills. with four Of burrs and situated
i the Fox River Feeder, iour miles above Ottawa
together with ll6tt Of the water that Cows ia said
will be leased for term OF the most favora-
BILE terms The location and unsurpassed ia the
western country, and liberal inducements offered
Of enterprise and capital, which i. rarely ever
met with. For further Information, address the under
signed. D. GREEN.
Dayton February :. le,..
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Notice to Builders.

Notice to Builders.
HAVING renoved my Marble Establishment directly
IL opposite the new Post Office, Columbus street,
the increased room enables furnish builders with
stone cut to order on the shortest notice and at the low
est bgure. Having some of the experienced
men in the West can ensure entire satisfaction.
N Is. large stock Of cut and rough Joliet and other
stone hand. marco WILLS BRO.
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CAMRRIDGF, Dec. G, 1858.

CAMBRIDGE, Dec. 70, 1895.
III Dear LccOnte: l beg to add
a word with regard to DIR. Hayes execdi-
ton consider it as highly important, not
only in a scientific point &C view, but parti
cularly so for the interest of the whale fish
cries. The organization of these huge in
hahitantS of the ocean seems to me to fur
nish the most direct proof that there is an
open sea in the Arctics. The whales being
warm-bloOded air-breathing animals, must
come to the surface to breathe They can.
not live without it. Now it is well known
that during the winter they are not found
outside-that is, to the south of the ice-bslt
of the arctic seas. They retreat Northward
during the cold season, and if the whole ex-
panse of that Arctic sea was covered With
ice, they would necessarily perish during
the long wintor. | do not know more d.
rect evidence of the presence of extensive
open water in the northermoSt regions of
the globe. than the mode Of life of the
whales; and the discovery of a passage into
that open water, which would render whale
fishing possible during the winter, would be
one of the most important results for the
improvement of whale fishing. Tie argu-
inent NAV not strike forcible one who is not
acquainted with the structure of the whales,
but to Psychologist it must be irresistible.
Very truly, your friend, l.. AGAsslz.
DIR. John l.. Leconte, Philadelphia.
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uHVING bought out the shop, stock, and trade OF H.
III p. Bunker invite the sporting community to give
me call hava as good assortment OF sporting ar
ticles as con be found this side of New York City
have good assortment of those splendid cast steel,
patent muzzle end common Rifles, made by Mr. IL. r
Brunkcr, whose valuable services as foreman of my
shop. All work done shop. usual. is warranted
to give perfect satisfaction Colts, Maynards, Aliens,
and Blunt Lyons Revoyers, and Kife Pistols, kept
constantly hand, and cheap they be bought
in Chicago Caps of all descriptions and gun fixtures
kept constantly hand. Powder-a superior article
kept, Tor target practice, or long range.
invite the old friends of H. P. Brunkr, vel
traders, believing supply their orders for every
thing in my line and warrant to give satisfaction all
that trade with J. s. MITCHELL.
L..
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Country residence and Farm for Sale.
THE subscriber will sell his residence mile.
below OTTAWA the Illinois river, with from sixty
one hundred and hfy ceres OF Land as purchasers may
( dasre.
The place ha. ccumolious House good Earn, Corn
Cribs. &c, young Orchard. about eighty uudcr
the pIow and is every desirable location f.
is a; all easily accessible from BY excel
lent road and can readily be divided make
! more very pleasant residences.
Also for sale 40 OF Land the River. being
all L. that lies South OF Illinois River
Apply to d. r. Cameron, at Glover Cooks Office,
l.. L. Sanger, Ottawa. iseP29l
For Sale.
West half Sec. 2s, Town "a ~, X. East, 500 acres
West half swq Sec. II. Town S2 n, r. East, 20 ac
west half nwq Sec Il. Tow 81 ~. r. 2 East 81 ac
The above lands are among the most desirable in La
and will be sold reasonable terms. Apply the
designed, a, Alton, Ill. Eoet 2.I HENRY 5. BAKER.
/ House and Lot for Sale.
LARGE commodious, and well finished story
~ brick House, in OTTAWA Centre for sale, with one,
ons in the City, only minutes walk from the Court
nss,e Enquire GEO As Prni IF
( Land for Sale.
/ 4 nn ACRES of Land lying miles north Of Mar
/ lou settles, being the SEA- Sec D. T. 81 y. For
apl0-2m~ toTRrHts 4. o. M.
For Sale or Rent.
THE Store aud Dwelling, the X abroad De-
1 pot OTTAWA The advantages derived from its con.
tguity the depo well being the only in that
rising and prosperous part OF the CITY, makes II most
desirable location for any branch of business, and
chance o be with For particulars apply
! dec25-u p. TANNING.
For Rent.
VTNHE Killarney Hotel. A good well in the dwelling
II and good stabng and yard attached. Apply La
oee-tf ''' 49, I'd MAHoNEY
House to- Rent.
GOOD double two story dwelling house, Illinois
IA Avenue, in Walkers Addition ately occupied by
wv. ERWIN Enquire this Office dec4
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PHILIP GODFREY,S
Family Grocery Store !!

Corner IF Main and Columbus sts, Ottaua,
HE subscriber most respectfully heg- leave to call the
j attention "f the public TO hi. Grocery Establish
nent Of Main and Columbus streets near
the Fox River Bridge lie keeps constantly hand and
receives weekly from the South and East supplies OF
Family Groceries d Provisions.
Embracing every article belonging his
with many others usually found In similar establish
m-Dt A h~ buys only with Cash, he can therefore sell
cheap any merchant IN II. respectfully
yite- persons give him csn before purchasing else
wher-. He has also large OF Tobacco and
Cigars He beg. thanks the kind libe-
ra patronage heretofore extended 20 him and solics
continuance LIani.l PHILIP GODFREY,
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L UXDEEiILiL: r,Ss,: B. / T. BorELAND. J. Pres,
The amount nf its capital stock paid up, s3us 600 90
The assets of tile Company are
l. Cash ou hand --.-.--..- .... 800 "a
=. Real estate. ui.eucumbrrrd, 80 90
3. Bonds owned by the Company, drawing
ten per cent. LOO o.
4. Debts Of the Company, secured by mort
gage, drawing twelve per cent?. 1855 90
:. All other debts per number six.
6. Debts tor premiums due aud due 1900 90
J. All other seCuritie-, consisting of dis
counted notes, drafts and accept
ances, maturing daily having from
sisLt,o ninety days to from date. 2.9,.3O 6
Amount of liabilities due due banks
other creditors of the Company,...... 7.i27 Is
losses adjusted and due. None
Losses adjusted aud not due. ........-..... None
Losses unadJustei, Observation-Disclosures. None
Losses in suspense. waiting further proof. 5000 90
All other claims against the Company-.-.... None
The greatest amount insured by the Company
in any ouerizk,............... :. 10000
The allowed by the rules of the C"mpa-
ny in any city, town village No rules
the
The largest amount insured in any one block Not
exceeding S1u.unn exposed to any fire.
The act of incorporation herewith nclOsed
c. HOLLAND, Secretary.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, la
|fO,fd t0uafv I Personally appeared before me-
the undersigned. Notary Public i'll and the City Of
Peoria, County Of Peoria aud State aforesaid
HOLLAND, Secretary of the Peoria Marine and Fire In
surance Company who after being duly sworn. de
and that the annexed of the condi
ton Of the said Company Is correct, according his
knowledge and belief.
Given under my hand aud official seal, this 29th day
Of October A. d. ISL.
BERNARD BAILY. y. p. f.. 81
febo0 \ II. BRISTOL, Igent, Ottfcd.
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HATS, GAPS,

GENTS FURNISHING GOODS.
lust received, a very large stock of rich Spring
- Goods. lmySI &c. PRESCOTT.
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OTTAWA
Agricultural & Seed Store.
WARREN MOORE,

SllOultul I'll ~ oNOu A)UO1 w
WARREN MOORE,
Manufacturer and Wholesale and Retail Dealer in all
kinds of
E,ru,iur mpIemcm.S and Machinery.
OUCH as Threshing and Reaping Machines, Power
- and hand Shelters, Tanning Mills, Hay Cutters,
Plows Uarrcws Drills and Planters, both hand and
! horse. Cheese Presses, Thermometer and Cylinder
Churns OK Yokes and Bows Axes IIatchets, Shovels,
Spades. and Forks. Also the celebrated Sod and Sub
Soil Plows variety of others for breaking and
stirring manufactured at Lockpor Joliet, Norris Peru,
Garden Field Seeds, in all varieties and genu-
inc. Also, the Chinese Sugar Cane Seed, warranted
pure.
Also, a large stock of n. Y. Wagons, which
route for ottawa and will be for sale at the Agr
cultural Store, on La Sale st.
Grateful for former patronage solicit the continu
apce of orders the present shall spare
for. to make it object for farmers patronage. My
Goods are all made OF the best material and by the
Experienced workmen. Imar21l WARREN MOORE
Root and Shoe shop.
r AN prepare to manufacture to order Gents
XsA ! Morocco, Calf and Kip Boots Also, Ladies'
Kid Goat, Calf, and undressed Morocco Bootees,
3aers and Buskins-
Heel Caters and bootees made in good STYLE OF good
ock. o...u.
febsi d. Z. TUCKER
Academy of Music.
TVyIE undersigned has opened an Academy OF Music,
i in which all instruments, as Piano, Meiodeon. 'io-
lin, Ciaronet Flute Guitar and Singing, and all Brass
Instruments will be taught at reasonable charges
Classes will be opened, not containing more than IL
Music furnished for Balls, PARTIES Parades, &C., with
/ any Hnnher Of Instruments at reasonable terms.
jan9-tf CIV DENHARD.
AIDES come and see our new French Caters re.
IL cherehe and beautiful in every particular-iner
at such extremely low prices Don't send your orders
Chicago again will give 20 as fine and pretty
'h0e Al ""c' Si inp RIsS yourselves
5ebso 40. ., Ressaeks Noet.
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New stock.

T HAVE just received my new stock Of Drugs, Medi-
u cines, Perfrmery, Books Music, &c. They were
bought in New York good terms and will be sold At
fair prices Goc9I Ely GRIGGS.
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- Notice.
LAYING bought out J. g. Gays entire stock of Fur.
niture, the business for the will De carried
IN the name OF SIMON ZMERNAS. have pioyed J. G.
Gay, who will be happy to sell to all who may give us
call at the cid stand Of GAY GULFoRD
marl3 s. ZNERNAy
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4 GOOD double two story dwelling house, on Ino
IA Avenue, in Walkers Addition, iately occupied
WV. ERWIN. Enquire at this office. dec4
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OTTAWA SEMINARY.

! n ~
FNNliE Third Scholastic Year the Fifth Semi-Annual
Il Session commences Monday. the Goth Of Sept.
inst Both young Ladies and young Gentlemen be
admitted Instructions given in all the depa rtme
OF an Academic and Collegiate Cou. Sc OF study.
Expenses.
For Board Washing Lights. and tuition in the
Academic and Collegiate Departments. per year
Or per session OF - weeks. :.
Or per week SO
Tuition for day .SrhoiGrs.
In the Acatfsnnic Department comprising Read
ing, Writing, Spelling, Grammar. Arithmetic,
Geography, Elementary History, Natural Phi
losophy and Composton,) per year. "a o.
In the Collegiate Department. Comprising Gene
raj History Book Keeping. Algebra, Geometry,
Tri2onometry, Astronomy, Botany Chemistry,
Geology, Zoology, Physiology. Rhetoric Logic,
Mental Philosophy, Moral Science, Political
Economy and Natural theology per year.. 50 %
Optional Studies.
Ancient Languages per year. EACH. 20 90
Modern ......-...-. "a 90
Drawing and Cravoning....... .............. "a 90
Painting in Water Colors ............. So 90
Painting in oil Colors,. .............. 40 90
Music-Pano and Meiodeon, Observation-Disclosures. 40 90
{dUEp.nts.
Tuition and Board and Tuition mus, re paid quarter
" in advance.
Farmers pay part Of the same in such culinary
products he used in the Boarding Department.
For further particulars please address by mail
the Seminary, lsep4 l.. CMLAUF Principal.
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-NC"
J gUyHE subscriber has established Wood and Coal
Il Yard La Sale Strset., opposite the Geger House
where public be furnished with W God and coal,
by weight and measure in such quantities they may
want.
He is also agent for the sale Of the PERU SUAFTED
COAL the best article OF Btumnous Coal OF Pitts
burg being free from sulphur stone and dirt and max
ing bright and cheerful fire. without of the often
sive gas and dirt accompanyin s all surface c oal
Also, constantly brnd CHARCOAL, for sale in any
quantity best Whi,e OaA Posts Adler's Brick. of al
kinds.
Scllip. nest White Oak Wood, $3.50 per cord,
Best ottawa Coal 81 per ton delivered.
Peru Coal, IS so per ton, delivered.
which he is satisfied If tried will be found the
cheapest and best Coal ever used in this city.
Brick at Buffalo Rock prices.
Charcoal, 20 cents per bushel.
White Oak Posts, 10 cents apiece. 49,.
Farmers can be accommodated with Coal at the sho'o
yard in such quantities Il ~ wis at the same price
ii can be purchased for at til -ds
N.B.-Wood Choppers ~arte l.: -c,,r,nrp
oc,ssu In S,ns st.. orp~s,ie the Geiger House.
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DAYTON
Wooden Mandatory ! !

sIlliE undersigned take this method of informing their
i old customers and the public generally that
putting into Establishment this Spring Machinery that
will enable turn that double the amount OF
Goods have usually done: the demand Goods
warrants this additional Machinery, and hop. give
satisfaction in exchanges Of Wooden Goods DOL
We never have and do intenHHo into wool a
PORTION Of cotton and sell II for all goods
warranted in this respect, and also for durability. We
shall continue exchange for Wool formerly the fol-
lowing kin Is of Goods, viz Heavy Cass-res Satinet.
Jeans Fannels Of different kinds, blankets and stock.
ing Yarn. Considerable attention will he
Yarn orders will he filled all the grades and
kinds of Yarn, common Mixed, Indigo Blue Mixed Red
Clouded, &c. And will Manufacture, merchants
and Others Wool in lots Of hundred pounds and up
wards into Stocking Yarn, any of the above kinds
goods. ON liberal terms for cash wool. Also.
Cardins and Spinning
VIII be done in lots Of 81 lbs and upw ards Is
cents per pound.
Custom Carding into Rolls
Will he done at six cents per pound. Their machines
Will be clothed anew with the best Of Cards and
neT experienced Carder, they expect good
done Wool will be taken from the Depot Ottawa and
rolls returned within a reasonable length of
ing the work. which he sent (in strong seets)
almost any part of the state at a trifing expense.
Wool intended for exchange for any above kind.
OF Goods accompanied by the proper order be
by Railroad to OTTAWA and the goods will aud
sent with promptpess, according to order.
! We would also say, that we have New
and FIGURING Mill i'll operation and persons wishing
have their grinding done short notice, have
plenty Of water at all times [my17l }. D. GREEN.
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For Sale.
House audLo, for Sale
Land for Sale


/ 100 ACRES of Land lying miles north OF Ma
lOO settles, being the SEA Sec -, T. 81 y. r
/ further in fornston address 4. +. DUNAVAN.
apl0-2m" toTRrHjs 4. o., M.
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DEMONSTRATIONS NOTTCE-

THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
to all concerned, that he has been duly appointed
and has taken upon himself the trust OF Adj
ministrater Of the estate Of Davis Friend, lata Of
Surry in the County of Hancock, deceased, by Civ
ing bond the law directs; he therefore requests
all persons who indebted to the said deceased's
estate, To make immediate payment, and those
vino have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same for settlement.
SAMUEL CURTIS.
Feb Cd, 1879, 3
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N0tice.
Feb. ID, 1879.

HENRY S. JONES late of Ellsworth, dec ased,
having conveyed sundry lots Of land lying in said
Ellsworth to jonathan osgood, late of Btuehill de-
ceased, by his deed Of mortgage dated Feb. ID,
A. D. SIS and recorded at Hancock County Reg
istry vol So page los and the condition Of said
mortgage having been broken, hereby claim a
foreclosure thereof. c. J. ABBOTT,
AdIn'r jon. 0sGoops Estate.
CASTING, Jan'y Is, 1859.
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Eliakim and Joanna Wardwell having conveyed
to Andrew Noaly of Penobscot and to Esther
Nealy now deceased, lot Of land lying in said
Penobseot, by their deed of mortgage dated Oct.
II l6j4 and recorded at Hancock County Regis
Try vol. l0l page SIS, and the condition of said
mort gage having been broken, hereby claim
a foreclosure thereof ANDREW NELLY.
By g. J. AEBUII, his Atty.
Penobscot an. IS, 1852. 2
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10 the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate for
the County of Hancock
The undersigned Executors Of the last will and
testament of Thomas Robinson late Of Ellsworth
deceased represent that an offer advantageous to
all concerned, has been made t. said Executors
for that part of the real estate awued by sal Rob
inson at bis decease, which Is returned in the in
ventory If the appraisers of said Bobusons estate
as the Clark place in Franklin They therefore
request that iiccncc may issue from the Court to
dispose G! said premises in accordance with the
offer above mentioned at private sale, believing
such course will be for the best interest of all
parties interested
; c. n. BLACK.
Ellsworth. Ian = 1880 EEEEN HAZE
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Atrue oopy-Attest, A. A. BARTLETT, Register

At Court of Probate held at Ellsworth within and for the
County Of Hancock the fret Wednesday OF Pebru
airy, A. D. 1869
NELSON l. kfDDER, named Executor in certain H.
purportlng be tle last vii and testament n
Rebecca kdder Late af pehau 10 SAID County deceased
having pFese ted the Tor probate.
oRpEREp, That thl said Executor give Bn,iee all per
Interested, by causing copy of this ortiar he pa-
hshed three weeks v5y 10 the Ellsworth American
printed at Ellsworth, that thy may appear Probate
Court 10 be held kswgrhn satf C0aaty on the oarth
Wednesday of April Eest, ten Of the clock in the nre-
noon, and shew eause. Il ANY t.sy have wig the said
strmeht should not be Proved approved, aud allowed
the last viii and siit y .sris iece lseI
fAsKkR TUCK, Judge,
4 trus eo.y-Astest, 4. A, BAsIEGIf, I,sgEsseE-
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ADNINISIRl1RLYS NOTICE.

The subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
concerned that She has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herself the trust Of an Admins
tratrix oi the Estate Of Albert g. Brooks late Of
Ellsworth in the Comfy Of Hancock, deceased,
by gtsiu. bond as the law directs; she therefore
requests all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate, 70 make immediate payment,
and Tia Sc who have any demands thereon, to ox-
hlblt the same for settlement
MARY J. BROOKS.
1. o
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N L, w
BARBER SHOp

I'LL subscriber has returned to Ellsworth. and
htted up Shop in his old building, Cup stairs1
where he will be happy to see old customers, or
n ones lie hopes by strict attention to his
business and by untiring effort. to satisfy the
le"s?iaoie demands OF customers, to merit, and to
Mr.. c. will pay particular attention to Sham.
pooing, cutting and dressing children's hair Ic
LADIES by leaving orders with him NAV have Their
heads shampooed and hair dressed at their homes
r, MOSES CARNEY.
A''e"o!tn' ICE 4oih, 1925. AZ
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1859-02-25

AT Court Of Probate holden Ellsworth within an f5
ruary \. b. lS53.
On the petition Of Elizabeth ". Dodge a3mfHsratrX
OF The estate OF Johtt : Dodge late Of fremont.
county deceased. representing that personal estate
sad deceased IS not sufficient the just debts which
lt Owed at the time Of his death by tlr ti--
and dollars, and praying for ioeHce s aai convey
much the real If sad deceased nee
essary for the payment Of said debts and Incidental
charges;
ORDERED. That the petitioner give notice thereof the
heirs SAID dtcesse' a &, all persons Interested in
estate. by causing copy q this otter IN h lH5i>G
the Ellsworth American printed in Ellsworth in said
County three accessiyelF il- may HHHe4F
st Probate CouIt be- iien Ellsworth said l-,8-
", fourth Wednesday II April next, tie
clock oreuoau ud >lle~ Cause II aay they have.
Why the prayer Of SAID petition should Ire granted.
PARKER TUCK. .Fllee,
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Calais, Jan. 81, $50.

At a Court # Probate held at Hucksport within
and FIR tae County Of Hancock on the third
Ncdn >iay of January A. u. $50.
On thc foregoing Petiti5n UrdereI:-That the
Petitioner give notice to persons interested. by
etuSing copy Of the petit II and order If Court
thereon, tc published three wsckS successfully
in the Ellsworth American, tlat they may then
appear al Probate Court to be held at L isworth
in said County, on the fourth " edne<iaY of April
next. at Of the clock in the forenoon and shew
cause, j! any they have why the prayer of said
petition Should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest--A. \. BARTLETT, Register
\ true copy Of the petition aud order Of Court
thereon,
) Attest-A. BARTLETT, Register
the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge of --robate for
the Cou " Of Hancock.
The Subscriber respectfully represents that
kendell kitridge, late Of Mt Desert in the Cuun-
ty 1t iaue OK, deceased W.T., seized IN fee If Pew
NJ. IN the Cunsre satieHal Meeting house in
oomeSvlIle, and that sho the widow Of said Ken
dell hittrIdge. Size thcrcf re rray> YOUR Honor
to allow her the above named Pcw NJ. out Of tine
Estate o. said deceased.
SARAH kITTRTpGE by
Feb. II, 1853, WA. THOMPSON.
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" Office .

NOT ICE.
A LII persons indebted to the estate OF
the late William Bingham, Esquire, deceas.
ed, are called upon TO make immediate payment.
All the lands remaining unsold belonging to the
said Estate, lying in the counties Of PeRobscot,
Hancock, and Washington, in the State Of Maine,
are now offered for sale at reduced prices for cash.
For Information in regard to the above and for
plans and descriptions of these lands, applications
may be made to the agent.
G. N. BLACK.
Ellsworth. February 8, 1858. eff n
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LEGAL NOTICES.

AT Court u Probate held at Bucksport within and for
The County 81 Hancock. the third Wednesday OF
January in the year Of Lord eighteen hundred and
hily nine.
On the petition Gf Olive COMBS, Guardian ef Frances
NJ CoomiS, minor AMI chih Of Benjamin Coomhs late Of
oasttna ia said county deceased, grant to the sail
Guardian license sell certain real estate OF said deceased
In which said minor l. interested.
ORDERED, That the said petitioner give notice to all per.
sons interested by causing ,OP Of this order be pub
shei three weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
priatet in Ellsworth, that they may appear Probate
Court to be held at Ellsworth in said County TIN fourth
wednesday in April next at ten Of the clock A. NJ and
shew cause any they have why the prayer said petit
ton should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK Judge.
true copV attest A. A B&RTTT-T-T pa-istar