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VOLUNTEERS FOR THE EUROPEAN War
The New York Evening Post saws:

VOLUNTEERS FOR THE EUROPEAN WAs.-
The New York Evening Post says:
''In this city tho recent news has e,cita,
= lively seusation among the yariou, Eur
pean exilee who have found a refuu. hers
We understand that for several month. ,
number Of well-to-do Italian citizen. shav,
oeen winding up their business, to return
70 Europe at the FIRST on tbreak Of hostilities
Inc next European news is anticipated by
these individuals with the intensest interest
ana the formal declaration Of war will be
the signal Tor their immediate departure.
49,. -. - cher hand. there are many Ger.
man citizens WHO symts,tb;,s Nil =.
and Cincinnati Journal i..r,, ~, ~. ,,i',
within the past two weeks upwards of thirty
young Germans have left that city for Europe
Tor the purpose Of taxing part in the coming
itn oroSiio between their countrymen aud the
French" A '"e
We wonder II those German citizens who
sympathize with Austria have no, been
among those who have taken such a wonder.
III! interest OF late in the Republican party
OF Massachusetts,. We can see that tbev
might be easily lost to US in lSto.
NATIONAL PRINTERS UNrox,-The eighth
annual Convention Of the National Printer,
Union met in Boston, on the I'd inst in the
room OF the second Council, at the CITY Hall
After pre'im nary organization and some
unimPortant proceedings. the Convention
made choice of the following officers for the
ensuing year
President, Robert c. Smith, Of Philsdel-
PIMA; Vice President, Milo Berrett. of Mont.
goInery, Alah.ma Second Vice President
Htorge ". Colby. OF Cinclnnati: Secretary
ana treasurer, Thomas }. Walsh, of New
York eorresPonding Secretary. George n.
Brisbn. OF New Orleans.
-Af"ut thirty delegates were present repre-
sehtlns the principles cities of the Union
ihe Convention terminated with banquet
az the Revere House on Tuesday light The
delegates met with generous hospitality.
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MAsoSIc AT the annual meeting of the
Hrand Royal Arch Chapter of Masons, the
ioilowins ohlcers were chosen for the ensu.
ing year.
Moses Dodge, Portland, G. HIP.
+ ward +. Burnham, Sac,, u q P.
John J Bell, Carmel, OK.
o. j, Fcrnald, Thomas,on. GS.
Oliver Gerrish. Portland, G Treasurer.
Ira Berry, Portland, G. Secretary
Rev.. l.. Sanborn. f. Macbias 6 Chaplain
Z. Cummings, Portland, :.
Cyril Pearl Baldwin,
-" E. d. Averill, Dover :.
VIM. P. Prehle. Portland, c. c. ofH.
7 J Murray, Saco, CPS.
u. r. Sargent, Bangor, & X AC.
joseph Covel, Joy, q NJ Sd V.
Joseph Miller, Waldoboro, G Maly.
Silas Alden, Bangor, q. NJ. ls1V.
r. W. kennard. Portland, &. Steward.
Hiram Chase, B fast,
u. {. PalnIer. Gardiner,
VIM. Barton. & -ham.
John Dam, Portland. 6. Sentinel
At the annual meetin, OF the Grand L1,dg.
of Maine, Tuesday. Nav Sd, the foliowins
were Chosen officers frr the en.uin. YEAR
Hiram Chase, Belfast, Grand Master.
Josiah II Drummond, Mat;rvi.l,. Denu.
~ Grand Master.
Gnssarus F. Sargent, Bangor, Senior War.
Oliver Gerrish, Portland. Junior q War
den
M"es Dodge, - Grand Treasurer
Ira Berry, Grand Secretary
Bangor Wing.
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FOREIGN NEWS.


Three days Laiv-Arrirai of the Nto,n.hip
! Adel0'de al y. Johns, ~ F.-War de.
eiared By Austria ?-Hvsaities C'ou,n.snc.
| sd5
Sr Jonxs, n. F.. Nav Q.
The Galway Steamship Go. . steamer Ad
el"ide, which left Galway the Both, has ar.
rived ut this point en- route to New York.
! The news BY this arrival is highly impor.
tant and interesting, both politically and in
u commercial point of view.
II was rumored the Austrian army. 100. :.
GOO strong, has crossed the Ticino, but lacked
ofhcial confirmation.
NJ actual conflicts have vet taken Place.
French troops we're pouring into Pied.
mont.
The government Of Tuscany have Joined
France and Piedmont.
The French and Russian alliance had been
denied, but the Times published the provis-
ions OF the treaty, cauein, "A great manic on
! the London Exchange, consles at one time
reaching the low figures of SO.
About forty failures occurred among the
stock operators
1t was photographed from various sources
that during the night Of Goth, 10000 Aus.
trans, under commander-in.chief General
uyuia', crossed the Ticino in three corps
d'armee, On the dixie road towards Navarro,
and that they afterwards blew up the
bridge at Ba6aora. This news lacked oficL.
confirmation, and doubts were thrown on
It.
1t is reported that Austria had acc p,ed
the protfered meditation Of England, and
postponed the declaration Of war few DAYS.
France had not accepted, but was said to
be considering it.
The Paris Constitution and Daily News
deny the reported alliance between France
and Russia.
LATER.
They say the document signed is o mere
convention.
The lines processes to have given the pro.
visions OF the treaty, and draws the most
threatening consequences from them, regard
ing the alliance as IL menace to England ,inas-
much as Russia guarantee the services OF her
deet IN the Mediterranean and Baltic in add.
ton to au army Of observation o the Austrilp
frontiers.
The King Of Sardinia issued an enspiritins
proclamation TO the army saying he regarded
AUSTRIA ultlmatum as AN insult, and reject.
ed it with disdain.
French troops were landing at Genoa in
large numbers, and we,e enthusiastically re-
ccived.
The King OF SARDINIA had gone to join the
army at Alessandria
The Tuscan army called on the Grand
Duke to join France and Piedmont and dc.
clare war against Austria. lie declined and
lied, and Tuscany declared military dicta.
torship
Mari'ke preparations were going forward
in Enslant.
Rumors OF proclamation calling out ten
thousand men for the navy.
War premiums were being generally d.
manded at Lloyds.
Parliamentary elections commenced very
quietly.
:, Active military movements throughout
France
Eighy thousand French troops were e,-
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LOOK AT THIS.
NICARAGUA,

Contains mines Of the precious metals before
which the gold Of California sinks n insignia.
canoe. few months Of we'll directed efor,
among III I'm is ample to secure fortune. She
has beautiful climate, and a soil admirably i'd
apted to the growth Of Cotton, Tobacco, Sugar OF
Coffee As the Key to our Pacific Possessions, and
with her Government in . state Of dissolution
Manifest Destiny clearly indicates another star 70
b. added to our banner. For all the details with
history Of the Fllibusers the Cass Yrisarri treaty
new and improved map Of the country appro.
priately colored. and other matters Of interest
read NICARAGUA; PAST, PRrsKSr AND EurusE, BY
ConsM."
1t is = handsome limo. volume, and will Be sent
70 your address postpaid, on the receipt Of as
Agenss wi! ssd u very popular.
Send to
JOHN +. POTTER, PUBLISHER.
No. CIT SAMSON St., Philadelphia, Pc.
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The Result of a European
War.

The View York News concludes an article on
europe ard its War with the following sum
mary The war must neccessa rily lead-(D to
the upsettin. of all the European influence Of En-
iand--t2) to the giving Spain loftier stand ,hsn
she now has among the nations-(3) TO the lea ving
10 rance her !TFeducioie military supremacy and
al incrcss. he. ma, al repusa ,iou and pover-fN
to the crushing out 0! Victor Emmanuel and IL +.
converting a Il Northern Italy into distinc, king
don with Napoleon or a Bourbon (if no. En.-
manuels heir) for soverei gn-(5) uniting all cen
'ral Italy undera compromise reform government
with the Pope as its ex ofcio chief-fJ) improving
the political condition Of Southern I,ay-(7) fore
ing Austria to it, olden place in tine srnan powers
TO fight out its rivalry with Prussa-Ie) making
Russia the Power paiainoun: in all the nations
along between Europe and Asia, and enlar:inc
her -uthority over the whole Eas,
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FrN AND FuEL- ri.ar Wright issues . card
IN the Boston papers in behalf of his daughte tiers
who are to appear At tho Boston Asseum. He
ears -
Will my friends, whose kindness used to en-.
courage my editorial sudscities, allow me 10 ask |.
repetition Of it towards the kindred daring of
some Of my edspring. 1t may perhaps, b. in the
memory Of sumo who read this, that when the
stage WAS M under the ban Of artificial religion
than II is now, used to do battle in its behalf,
and to insist that finn in this world does not
Lcoeesarily cali Tof fuel IN the ncxt-s doctrine
which is happily nov preaehed even from some
pupits
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Ala Court VI Probate held ., Ellsworth. within
Ana Tor the County Of Han cock 90 the 2E,h of
April IN ibe the year ofour Lord eighteen hga.
drsd and hf,y-nine,
ELlsA A. Collins, widow IL
WILLIAM +. COLLINS,
late Of Deer Isle deceased, bavinx made spn1i...
i'on to me for an allowance cut Of the personal
estate Of said deceased:
oHnsSko. That the said Eliza A. Collins Civ.
notice L. All persons Interested, by causing erpy
OF this order TO he published three weeks success.
siseIy in the Ellsworth American printed Al Il,..
worth, that they may appear 81 = Probate Cour,
to be held at Ellsworth in said county, on ,he
third Wednesday Of June next, ., ten Of the clock
forenoon, and sheu cause, If any they have, vhy
An allowance should not be made
PARK TUCK, Judge.
A true eopy-Attess,
Is A. A. BAR7LETT, Register,
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MOalaesD! MotAeru! MOslAers.
An Old Nurse for Children. Dont fail to pro.
cure Mrs.. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for children
Teething. 1t has no equal On earth. No mother
who has ever tried Mrs. winslow Soothing Syrup
for children will ever consent to let her child pas,
through the distressing and critical period of teeth
ing without the aid Of this Invaluable preparation
Ii life and health e.n be estimated by dollars and
cents, it is worth its weight in gold.
Millions Of bottles Of Mrs. Winsiow's Soothing
Syrup are sold every year in the United statss.
1t is An old and we'll tried remedy. None gen.
uins unless the Fac Smile OF Curti. 4 Perkins i.
on the outside wrapper
Price only Is cent, bottle.
c. g. Peck, Ellsworth, Wholesale Agent; s. Z.
Parkins. Bangor, do. Sold by all dealer.in Med
ccins. ly.2l
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Not Dead Yet!

ANN F. GREELEY would inform
her old customers in particular, and the
public generally. that she has secured he
services o! an experienced Millincr, and
is now prepared to DO ali in her line Of
business with neatness and dispatch.
Ellsworth May 20, 1859.
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To ihs Hon. County Cs~ss 49, ~ ~ Cssss'
Of U0nsoeA
The undersigned inhabitants Of BrookAviila'
would respectfully represent that the expense In
csred in supporting the ferry between Cassins'
and Brooksyilie should MT be borne equslIy by
the towns interested for the reasons that ths
town valuation Of Castine is much greater than
that Of Brooksyills, kbat the ferry 10 Of greater
benefit to lsstins than Rockville, and many
uthsr reasons whichks think can BE- made TO ap-
pear. We therefore pray tina. yuu will take sseh :
meassres in the premises as you think justice de-
mands.
HENRY GRINpLE aud G others.
April ~, 1859.
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Loss OF MAINE FlsHERsEs.-Ths Cape Ann
Advertiser says that the fishing .chr. Charles z.
Glover, belonging to Gloucester, sailed from the
western Bank six weeks ago, since which time
nothing has been heard from her, and that i, is
quite likely she foundered in the heavy gale tina,
occurred soon after leaving the Bank. Her crew
consisted Of nine persons, fve Of whom belonged
to TINS state, whose names are given as foil. VS.
E Z Hall, So years old, and single; Dexter
Hall. brother to Elisha, rs wears old and .inrl,
sti!iman hipson, 80 years old and married; James
Grey, belonging in Belt st, Me-, 40 years old and
single James Pennington, Of 70 years old and sim
gle.
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SUDDEN DkAIa. Noah Smith, ESQ.,, father oil
our secretary OF State, dropped dead in Blackstone
street, Boston. Oh Friday afternoon while on the
way to take the cars fer his b, me at south Resa.
ing. He wns 81 years ofage, and va. in excelieu,
health and good spirits when be left hi. home ia
the morning. HIS son, Noah smith Jr, the Score.
tary Of our State, providentaIly happened TO be in
Boston at the time, transacting business with the
Governor and Council Of Massachusetts,.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY. 1t ..is quite sommon to
nnd IN the female sr1 persons suffering from what
are called weak nerves." without any sctu.
organic dssesse. This condition which 10 really
one OF weakness Sad pain, is happily modified by
the PERUVIAN SYRUP. which restore. the ton.
OF the neTv0us system by ts direct vit.lizinx in.
nuenee on the blood.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
IMPORTANT 70 FCMILcS
DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS,

PFxYrd BY Cornelius L. Cheeseman, NJ d.
Nes York City. ID
rhe ecmhnsson d nssdsents In shsss Fiss the n
suit Of long and extensive practice. They mild In
their operation and certain in correcting all Irregularities
Painful Nensruations removing ali obsruc,ions whether
from cold otherwise headache pain In the side pspi
ta,on OF the heart disturbed sssp. which arSs from
rupton Of nature.
TO MARRIED LADIES,
Dr. Checsenas Pills Invaluable they viii bring
the monthly period with regularity. LAdcs who havs been
disappointed 10 the Of otker PILLS. place The utmost
confidence In Dr.. Cheese ans Pills ding that they
present to do.
NOTICE.
They should no, Be asNd during Pregnancy, as . ME
carriage would certainly result th.refrom
Warranted purely Vegetable, and free nom anything
furious 70 life health Explicit direct! u.s. which should
Be rod. accompany each boz. Price g. Sent BY nsi
enclosing 81 to the General Agent Sold by one Drug
gis In every in the United satcs Fur sAe By C.
Peck Enswuth, Ne.
\. p. HUrCHINas,
General Agent for ii
United States. les Chambers, s., N.,r lork
To whom I'll Wholesale order, should be addrv.esA
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PATPER'S NOTICE.

NOTICE 10 hereby rven that ample provision hal
beeRmade by the Overssers Of the Poor Of this Town
for the supper, Of James Heaean, i. town pauper
aud all persons are therefore forbidden 10 furnish any sup
port assistance TO said IIesgan on secounl Of said
town, ~ ch hills will be paid
JOHN MILIiKkN >or,rseers Of
o. ". Y0NN8 Poor
SAMUEL STRATUM Ja Of Hareoei
Hancock, May 2, 1859 Is
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a House to Let.

THE undersigned has good tenement
| which he will lease for one year or NOR.
pleasantly situated on his farm between the low
er wharves aud the village, and is . FIRST rate 10
cation for . scafaring man nth . small, fam "
Terms reasonable to those who intend TO pay IL.
nj. RICHARD TINKER.
Elsworth, April 70, 1859. llu
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Road and Fence Builders.

Sealed proposals gill be received by the Ex-eu-
tive Committee of the Hancock Agricultural Socie-
~ for furnishing material and fencing the Fair
Ground 0! said Society until ten o'clock A. n,
June first.
The materials are to be cedar rosts ten .eet lon
not less than inches a, tho top end-to set in
the ground feet and 10 BE- II feet apart with ,
spruce rails 1+aad covered Nth good hemiock
boards, fastened with I'D nails-tho fence to be
high. Specifications Of particulars to be fur
nished by tho Committee.
Sealed proposals. will also be receiv ed for the
building Of race course" on said ground, to be
completed on or before the FIRST day of Sept. mber
The Course 10 be turnpiked 30 fee, wide. thorough
" grubbcd Of stumps, bushes, roots aud stones,
with sufficient number Of culver,s, AMI to DO 6n-
sneo IN workmaniike manner. All Of the above
to be finished under the direction and to tho accep-
prSSPs ,.Ass ts 4" si.J fiaasR i! -Els."or.h.
Franklin, Nay l6, 1883. PERoRpEa.
~
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The people Of Patagonia have teeth 40
large that they have to draw them with
boot-jack. Nice folks to take dinner with
you, when lamb sells at eighteen cents a
pound.
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= notice OF recent STEAMBOAT ex,,lv sion
ends as follows The captain swan ashore.
NJ ma tie ehainbrn.aid; -i.e xa inrur.a Tor
) 1900. aid ,osdsd vi. iron.
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AMENDMENT TO rHs CONSTITUTION OF NAss.-In
2s3 towns the vote on the Amen inent I, the
Cons'itutioo is 80 follows: Yes, le,.st; NJ, II,
-. I.aj uity ios zoe A4vUinent, 55lS.
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M A R r IE.. D

DAVID Mcfarland 10 Miss Mary Ellen Joy
boh Of Ellsworth
In surry the 18th inst. by Thomas C. Sargent
Eco Albion h. Sanders, to Miss Elizabeth Gun
ninghsm.
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Hon. Shepard Cary, Of Houlton sowed fifteen
acres of wheat the last Of March, and several
farmers in that region equally early in getting
seed into the ground.
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CLOSING UP.

THE business formerly carried on ur
der the frm Of S. Padelford. / Co., viii
still continue. in order TO settle all seounss be
onsiug thereto. Therefore, all persons inds bted
the said concern, by note or account, request
ed to make immediate payment.
l&u. S. p. / Co.
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Crnunp 4 Pmiss U<tller

The world Astouishe the wonderful curve perform
cd by the CramP and PAIN KHsr prepared BY Craris
PrStiSs Is equal has been known for remsvin
paiu In all for thu Of Spinal Com plant,
Tramp In the Limbs and Stomach Rheun In all II
forms Bilious Collie, Burns, Sore Throat, and Gravel it
decidedly the best remedy il the so1 Evidence VI th
most cures performed By a.y n,edeise u o.
II the hands OF Agents. <ov
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Ata Court Of Probate h.id At Ellsworth. within
and t'r tho County II Hancock, on the i.u,th
"Wednesday Of April \ H. 1873.
On tn" foregoing Petition. pRp,s,n :~-Th,. II.
Ftntion'r s've notice To r,rtors in'.re.ted nv
causing o'ry 9TH l'-tifivn ard order II Carr
thereon !" bs published THE. week, .ucc-s,Iyslv
IN the Ellsworth Am.rIesn. printed. in Ell.vor,h.
that they may atpearatA Probate Cour, 10 be b, Ia
al Ellsworth, in said County on the third wedns,.
day q June nett al Ter Of the click in tn. fo,..
noon, and show cause, itany they have, Why Il
prayer o'said petition should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest. A. A. BARN. PIT, Register
true copy VI the petition And rider Of Cours
thereon.
At,e't. A. A. BAnrLsrr, Register. i;
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SAD ACCIDENT IN BnEwEn.-Ye,terdav forenoon
as AR. F.ank Gould of Brewer, was at work ON
vessel in Dunnins's Dock, the staging accideutiy
gave way and no fell aud struck upon the ed %
OF a jimny -ehisel, infcsing . severe wound upon
the inner side of bis right thigh, dividing every
thing down to the bone, that it became necessary
70 Tie inc femorsl artery and vein together with
several small branches. The wound was dressed
BY Or. Nasyn Of Brewer, assisted by Dr. Field Of
this city, Mr.. Gould lies in collapsed condition
from inc graas lass Of blood, and il is very doubt
ful whether be will suryiyn The iniurx
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10 the United States Court Ut Portland on
friday, Hannibal l~'ngtellow of Bath, vas
convicted Of neg lecting to carry the u. S.
Man, and Greenleaf LongteIiow, on trial for
the same ofense. was acquitted.
In detendants refused to cr..s the ferry
al bath win the mail, ali@iging that il was
dangerous at the time. Sentence had not
been passed..
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For all Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, n .r,enes, Aud
Diseases Of the Lungs. Hunters Pum nary BasAm
1t always relieves, And seldon fails to cure c. o.
Peek, Agent. 1ysa,n
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To the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge Of Probate, With.

To the Hon. Parker Tuck Judge Of ProbN.e, With.
in and for the County of Hancock.
HrxBLY shove Daniel jackson. Guardian Of
VIM. II. Stanley ,ninor and child Of Reuben Stan.
Icy, late o! Brscslin, 10 said county, dscea,ed-
That the ,<ii minor is iaterestsd in the real ss.
tate Of said deceased, situated in ,aid Breokiin.
owned in common with Nahum Stanley Geerrs
Stanley, Jpd'on Stanley. Andrew Stsnl.v and
Mary ;. H-rIics, that adysnta scou. offer II
serentS-,wo iollsrs fer his aid interest having
been made By Aior Cole 81 nrookiia and tim, II
would be tor the benefit Of sud miner, that hi.
sad interest in aid dre,ased's estate .houid Ia
disru.ed Of. and the proceeds thereof uu, ou. And
secured TO him Interest. Your petitioner ta.,,
fore pays that r.nr Hour would giant him Il, .
cense to dispose of tie same accordingly s.ree.-
bly, to Law 81 this state. such cases mad. and
provided.
DANIEL JACKSON.
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pEATB OF Psor. LARRABEE.-The news Of the
death Of VIM C. L'rrabee was brought 70 Ibis city
yesterday. He had been in declining heath for
some months. and since the death of nis VIII. had
withdrawn himself almost entirely from active
life India spoiis Journal Of 9Th.
Professor Larrabse was . native Of this State
and was for rome years principal Of the Maine
Mssieyan Seminary n Rsadssl He left for the
West soma twsnty ysarS ago, in conseq uence o,
Advantageous s5srs made MIN Of Indians-and
"a. LOT several years ~ the a+sd Of the Board Of
hHocat'on III taa. State. He was An able man
and has many friends and relatives in TIN, State.
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State of Maine.

IREAsrRsH's oYpcu.
Augusta, May :. lA-9. (
/ ron lh- following townships or tracts Of land NOT
- hao'e TO he assessed in any town. the klou ing as
sessmenn Tor State tax we're made by the Legs.
iA'ufe' approved % the frst day u April 1852 viz
COUNTY or HANCOCK
No 3, No. Division. Thbty-iwo Dollar Al M
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Masonic AT the annual meeting of the
9rand Royal Arch Chapter of Masons, the
following officers were chosen for the ensu.
ing year,
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w agons for Sale.
GIRLS WANTED.

6iria wanted at 5 Pa!stfna 1 Css Nsne ha. 20
~sAnan ord syTty. IS
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Three days Laier-ArIral of the Nko,nship
Adelaide al y. Johns, N. F.-War de-
elared By Austria ?-HvssiIties C'ommsnc-
sd1
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STATE OF MAINE.

HENRY HKINDLE aud G others.
April ~, 1859.