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A.i'"otta June -. Frances Attire, daughter
ct stl55' aad Horace t hois5n, asei yeas and
n'dtas.
Nsst G1llds' or.'-Nnv ci.. Miss Charlotte
l.. lllli, aged 81 years.
-.,. -. y W.T. -,-
'' $3.50 ~ '''''' 'S''''
-
e"fett-May I'm, ht29mNeii !. Hafhins
II Trenton, sou u Alfred aud EHlly Hopkins
a9ed 10 years months aud day Inc deesas'
e. Wa yeHhs man - mhcA promise aal o. an
upa l-,u.>Aed lt!u a Oh lie was respected ana
Iatei by ali th.. ait" h'ih.
Wet Tr.ptaI-May 18th, Of s,l-'e. f., er
Elizabeth Anu daughter OF Thomas II. AL SUI
an \ b,rk. AGED wears and - days
Eyth.. truly sal bereavement a once happy
household is Iglt lon,ly aud des1late. II the
.a.rt sp,cc OF uuc month two only daughters
-, i..,,, called from earth away
sweet Gi,yyf. have. .droIpcd ami faded
sweet infant veie,. G,i,
Two far braws ia" graves have shaded.
Tao dcar sca1olm4tcs now are dead. L. NJ
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DOMESTIC pnRns

DoMES TIC PORTS.
stLLiFAN-Ar 18th, schs Lonisa, Bennett, Bos
ton.
! 3oth. Madagascar, Moor Ellsworth.
| ID. in /, Morning Star, Fuller. Bangor
CID 81, brig Sarah Wooster, Lord, New York.
schs kossuth, Branscnmb, New York
Pelts, Moon. Philadelphia.
! William Hill, Crabttce, Boston.
Velocity, Mosey do.
Eagle, Merchant, do.
MAcuIAs-Ar 2Cth, schs Viola, Ackley, Ma
cbiasport st Lawrence, Quimby, Boston 2stb.
susan Ross, lIerrick, Bangor goth, Harriet
! Newell. Sherman, Bcstoh.
ga 10Th, sch J Harradin, Stout, n Y :;
18th, Margaret tIuntlcy Boston
PoRTLAD.-Ar 23d, schs North Battery. Grant.
Surry Esther Reed, Leonard Boston for Trc.
mont L3ais, II. Grant, Boston for surry ;
oeth william, Grant, Salem for Ellsworth :
Princes Blood, Lincoln. Ellsworth for Cane Aan !.
Alice, Curtis, Bath for kcanebuak Excel, Kim.
ball, Surry.
Ar 18th, schs, Pawcatuck, Hopkins, Milbridge,
Myra, Sawyer, Rock and.
BosToy-Ar 9th, schs Ann Carlet. (of C,stine,
Adams, Liugan CD ; Tyro, (of Castine) Carlow
It John \ Il Ceres, Thurston Calais Pioneer
llar, Chcrryfeld Pawcatuck, Pickett, Mill
bridge Merchant Hamilton, Bluehill; AbasaiI
Murch. Ellsworth ; Panama, Murch, Ellsworth
EenJ Franklin, Patterson, Ba gor Eliza Otis
Ryder, Belfast Comet, Howe, Bath Indepen.
den,c, Dagsctt, Holiness Hole .oop New York
Fullerton Steubeu.
Ar 18th, Betscy Eliza, vcrrli, Calais; An.
mic Edith Nash. Machias; Lapwing, Parker,
Bangor Lcyant, Nye, Bangor Gaiena, smith,
Bangor Henry A. Wade, Wal,ioboro Aurora
Rich, Frankfort Col Simons, Nye, Hampdeu.
NEW iisyEx.-Ar 9th, schs Cashier. Eaton.
Calais; Eliza Francis, Rayari, Bangor
Cit 18th. sch Emm, Warwick, Calais
Ar p9th sch (ttharine Eat, 1
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aflariuc 1ourual.
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

PORT OF ELLSWORTH.
ARRIVED.
Wednesday, 27th.
81 @''''' Thursday, 2sth.
sehr Neutrality. Penlleton, GouIlsbofo' -,
friday, ?9,h.
schr Commodore, Clark, Boston.
James lieury, Wood, surry.
Baltic, lIutcains, Cranberry lie
Eel, jordan, Boston.
CLEARED.
Friday, goth.
Sehr Tuguassa, Patton, NoIw ch, Ct,
Saturday, seth.
schr Minniola, Iiolt Boston,
ARRIVED.
Saturday, 3oth.
schr Warrington, LORD, Bosten
q Forest, Mean, Boston
j" Elizabeth, Hemick, Boston.
Thee Frosiashayseu, Bellttyi Boston.
i" Arboreer, Luher, Boston
" Laura L E!iza.--, surry.
" May Flower, Jordan, Trenton
Doris, Bonsey, Boston.
Georgia, Alley, Eoston.
Sloop Excel, Grant, surfy
schr Rattan, Curtis, Boston.
sshr carressa, Millken, Res.on. =,
r p Warren Jordan. Boston.
=" feI Rover. West, Belfast.
CLEARED.
Wednesday, 81.
" Samuel Lewis, Wood, Boston.
In port, repairing Brig Experiment, Gilbert
New York
There are IG vessels OF various sizes NOW build
ing at Bath, amounting to total Of nearly ID,
00U tons
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The Wing says the Bangor Mercan-
tile Association has one of the best and
largest libraries in the State.
The Why says the towns North and
Northwest of that city were favored with
fine showers on Saturday and Sunday. No
such fayors extended this way
-George B. Moor ESD. who has been
on the editorial staff of the Argus has taken
the editorial chair Of the Adoertiser. Why
not merge the two papers. They are as much
alike as two peas in u pod.
"A general court martial, for the trial
of deserters, in this State is to be held tins
week, at Augusta,
On LARK.--A stranger in town the 9TH
err day was ION his beer" and the BOYS were
after him with sticks and stones. 1t was
hard to tell which party most deserved to be
put in the lock up. II parents in this vii.
lagc will permit their boys to run at rga,
evenings, and they make it point to abuse
an" C"i7S '''iS u'""AEH H'''h u W SUCH, thc
police should see that tier nine clock they
are shut up in quiet place un;il morning
" We understand that news of the death
of Captain Jasper N. Gray, of Company c,
Goth Maine, was received this morning. We
learn none Of the particulars, only that Ire
died OF brain fever. Captain Gray has been
constantly growing in public favor since his
entry int the service, and was highly es-
teemCd rs an efficient officer by his suueri,r.
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Freedom Notice.

Notice is hereby given that | have given my
son. Lauren. D. Ilas.am, for valuable consd-
Grafton BIZ. tune to act for hinset from THE date,
and | shall claim nc Of his wares nor WIZ
he acs,uattbls f5r any debts Of lis contracting
L. v. HASLAN.
William. June lsC3.
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To NERVOUS SUFFERERS OF BOTH SEXES.

A REVEREND GENfLEulY HNvlNG BIN kEsr"R'
Cd to health 10 a few days, after undergoing all
usual routine and irregular expensive modes 81
tre.tmeut without sac;ess considers II his sacred
duty to cummun.ctt, u Ii, (l,eIel fellow erea'
lures the means of cure. l!en'c, on the Tee ipt
of u atiressed envelope h. VIII senl Greco a
copy Of the pre- eriFtion usea Dileet 10 hr. J.hN
81 pAoxEtL, Sc Fulton street, Brooklyn, New
York. eom4yl
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NOTICE.

All persons are hereby forbidden to harbor or
ttu.t James Hagen, Of llaHo5ek, as | have made
suitable provision for his support, and shall Lot
pay any bill. OF his contracting.
Hancock, juno lst, 1869. Sw?o
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= II O L K N

From Schooner N tISE 5f Tf,ntaa, barthen 81
tons, Fofes4u aaS DO AL d T. the Running his'
gin. Whoever silt give iaflFaaaiisa u tie sane
shall bs suitably resa'1ui -.,,-,
Trenton, May 2esa, lses S"is
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Ar At Providence. 9th sch " Merchanr, (of
Gi'uccstef) Pa kourst, with 1000 mackercl
ar at Providence 2 IN inst, schs Florida
Howes, Dennis; b IIe. Rowland Of and from
iiafw ch (put ia f3f bait
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SPOKEN.

Nay q, near GEORGES Bank, ship Ocean Pearl,
Of PJrtiand) heaslr, from Boston for V.lparai.
Nay 9Th, Abseeom. " % miles brig Asher
or Dostgn) from iIia lad for Portland.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-05

Az bark Vivid Light, built at Ellsworth in
British flag. '"'
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A DMINlSTRAToR'S SALE.


v
Whereas Jonathan s. Higgins, then Of Mt. De-
sert. County Of Hancock and state OF Maine. now
Of Township No {. 9Th Range of Aroostook Coun
ty Of said State, did by his deed of mortgage, re-
corded in Hancock Registry, book l07, page $40,
lated the sixteenth day OF February. A. p. 1859,
convey to me- the subscriber, the following parcel
Of land lyiug in Mt, Desert, yiz;-Beginnin al
A stake and stones at Goose Marsh Pond, runnins
north II degrees west, sixty one rods, thence
north - degrees east, thirty-two rods; thence
south So degrees east, eleven ard one half rods;
thence north 50 degrees east, fifty rods; thence
s4ath 40 degrees east fourteen rods; thence north
- degrees east, tRenty.eiN rode; thence south 80
degrees west. l.ty-tvo rods; thence south u de-
g5ees cast ten rods, thence south - degrees west
twenty four reds, to the place Of beginning; con
ninins txenty.three and three fourtas acres, more
or les. The c2nditons of said mortgage having
been broken claim to foreelose tho same, and
giys this notice ia ascordence with the statutes IN
sgsa eases made and provided.
NATHAN HIGGINS,
By bis Atty. WILLiAs HIGGINS.
Nay 10, lss1. us
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NOTICE Of FCRECLpSt RE.

Albert Kin. ef Castiae, County Of Hancock
and state Of Maine, having 4uyryel 10 William
Withcre, late of said tine, by his decd Of
mort gage aatad January e., lNj9, AMI recorded
at hancock Registry, Vol l07, page Al, to
wuich reference many BE- hal, tie tet1ains 1T OF
land lying in sail C1'tju,, VIZ beginning on
Pleasant street AZ a cellar stake at tho east cor
ner of land Of C.J. Abbott, thence soutAwesterly
nj NJ said Ah5ptgs land one hundred nnd seventy
cite feet t. a cedar stake. thence sontheaStcfly
alons said Abbott's land, one hundred feet to a
cedar stake, and thence northeasterly along said
Abbott's land one hundred and seventv.onc feet
u sail street, thence n"tthwesterly along said
street one hundred feet to place Of beginning,
and the condition., &c said mortgage having been
broken, We Gain u foreclosure OF the same.
VIM. II. WUHERLP,
Gao. H. NruERLE,
Adm'rs Wm. Witherlc' Estate.
Castinc, May IS lsGJ. 20
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DwiShi's Journal OF Music.

Only one 0olLNR A YEAR
E4ch number containing sixteen ps ses, including
Isur Pages Of superior Mn.i,. Musical Essays
Criticisms, Reviews, Reports Of Concerts, gen
eraI summary # Musical Intelligence ana Cor
respondenee t.oa all parts Of the United States
and EuyoPc.
- Specimen clpics mliici ire on application.
Published by OLIVER plESJN / CO, Eostcn.
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SOLD BY AGENTS ONLY.
IF Y0J WOULD SING WELL

STUDY aai practice tho ainirabls Lessons and
Exercises contained in - Bassiii's ar, of Singing
a Praetieal ys.em for tho Cultivation ef the
Voice" 1t treats tho subj ct in a thoroughly
scientific, y plsin anl comprehensive manner,
aad j. re nmeaisl By Teachers AMI Nocalists as
the best work f,r those who wish 10 become the
be-, SINCERE. soprano Voice s. so; abril ed S?-
-. Icuor :;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1863-06-05

Nad=7re Zadoc perser's
Balsam hts been in use by
The public for over IS years,
and has acquired its presen.
sale, simply by being recon-
mended by those who have
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05
Died.

In this village, May 80, OF consumption, ADA, daughter
of Mr.. d. " Elmer, aged years.
In Westminster, May ith, MAllLoN MINARD, aged ~
years
In Icughtouviis, May 3d. Mrs DoRATIIA, wife Of Mr..
William b. Ausnent aged " years.
In weathersied, April 81 CLARK PRESTON, ESQ, aged
81 years and months.
In West Windsor, May IA. Mr.. THOMAS BAGLEY, aged
Is years.
In Fayetteville, May %, Of dpthers, GEORGE opER,
member of Nor ~ch University and OF Rev Benz obe
formerly of Saxton's River, aged q years.
In windhsm, eth ult, WILLIAM MACK, p 10th ut,
ELIZA RHODES 81; 10th ult WILLIAM CUMMINGS,
IL l2,h ult., Mrs ESTHER PIERCB, "a.
In West Dummerston, April 9Th of consumption, NET
TIE A., daughter Of Sanford W. and Eliza Wilson, aged
months and lS days.
In Cambridgeport, May 3lst, of dpthers, JOSEPHINE
GARDNER, daughter OF D. c. and T.. Il. Gardner, aged
years and months.
In Windsor May 21th OF diptheria CLARA, only child
of Cyrus and Lydia NJ. Wheeler aged IL years.
In Acworth N H. June l. of scarlet fever, ELLA daugh
ter of Mr.. Aaron Sparkling, aged IL years.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05
CAMBRIDGE MARKET.

" EUNtSUNli IHIIt
At Market 2i0 Cattle about 2i0 Beeyes and Stores,
three year ol1s.
Prices Of Market Beef-Extra $500 g $50; first quail
ty SS25 a sI5; second quality s. o. 1896 third quail
ity, Sol n 600, ordinary. 5000.
Working Oxen-s75 a lT5
Cows aud Calves So, Is 81 60.
Yearlings none two year ODDS none three year olds
Sheep and tambsl500 at market; prices In lot $500
a $50 each; extra 800 6. % 100; or AZ q SIC V b.
Hides, "a SIC. y NJ fallow. $ q SIC y ID.
Pelts SOC q SO so each.
Veal Calves, from 81 90 q $50.
Rearks-There but small qua nifty Of stock brought
market this week, but there large number Of
Cattle left last week the supply ample for the de-
mand Sheep slow last weeks prices and there
smaller supply, prices lower the large supply
of Veal takes the place of Mutton.
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BOSTON MARKET.

IUEsbtl, JUNG 8, IS,t5.
COTTON-There il but little change 10 notice in Cotton
Sales at 30 a &c for ordinary % good mi jdliugs
FLOUR-sales Of Western superfne at 5000 a 0O0:
common at $500 $50; medium extras at 1915
% Canada GeDesce, Ohio. and Michigan choice, at 81 80
a $50 y Dbl
GRAIN-Corn has been dull and the demand moderate.
Sales Of Western mixed at IS n SIC y bush Southern yell
low 50 Sc Rye sold st s1,l2 " bush. white Beans
frm at 50 50 a 325 for aud good SO % a $50
D bush. Canads Peas Sill a Is y bush.
PROFESSIONALISM market for Pork continues very dull
Quotations AZ e3 a 1850 for prime; Sl4 a. 1900 for
mess and sl5 Is for clear and clear Sales Of Beef
Sll a l450 for and Western and SIS
L. family Butter firm at % a &c for good
and choice New York and Vermont and Il a l6c for
mon. New Cheese at e lOc y NJ, as to quality.
woOL-sales of lbs rs fleece and pulled g. a 75c.
for fleece: and 20 a Sc y H. for pulled as TO quality.
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lence when my official report is published
The General has been receiving about fifty
letters of condolation daily, from people in
country, since the battle. He said he cared
more about Gripping the rebel army than
taking Richmond. He did not care about
sacrificing the flower of the Union army in
pushing the rebels toward the stronghods
of Richmond, but to encounter another fresh
army from Suffolk. There is one man at
headquarters whose business is to extract
the official lists of killed and wounded pub
lished in the Richmond papers. These
footings already foot up to $4,000. 1t is in
vain for the rebels to deny the aggregate
when the details, officially signed, are ad-
mitted in the Enquirer and the Dispatch.
Gen. Hooker sets down our killed and
wounded, reported up to this time, at 5000,
and he thinks his official report will aggre-
gate the entire loss at less than 10000"
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

SURGICAL OrERATIoN.-An important
surgical operation was performed in this
village on Saturday last by DR.. Pond, as
sisted by DR.. Haines. A child of Mr.. Chan
mel, between five and six years old, was
suffering from Diptheritic Group, and its
condition became such on Saturday that
the operation of tracheotomy was determ-
ined upon as the only chance of saving the
little sufferer from sufocalion. The opera
ton was performed by an incision into the
trachea, and the insertion of silver breath
ing tube. The patient was doing vel yes
terday, and the prospect of its recovery is
good.-R,aldnd Herald.
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The guards of the old capitol prison at
Washington have taken to initiating the
guardians of the federal prisoners at Rich
mond. One of them shot prisoner on
Monday afternoon last, for looking oct of
the window, and he died in an hour and a
half.
A drummer boy named Lavender French,
in company d, 9th Massachusetts, went
into the fight near Kingston, N. c., with a
rifle, and captured 25 rebels belonging to
the 59th North Carolina, and one lieuten-
ant, unassisted and isolated from his compa-
ny. He found his prisoners in an ambush.
They supposed he represented a large force.
Finding out their mistake, they were inclin-
ed to resist, but the little hero being in pos
session of their arms, obliged his captiyes
to walk before his levelled piece, and grace
fully submit TO his imperative order.
The new State of Western Virginia elect
Ell her first State Officers, Legislature, &c,
Thursday of last week. The Union State
Ticket had no opposition. Arthur /. Bore
man for Governor had 2,906 votes in Ohio
county (Wheeling, &c J, and the other cam
didaes but little less. The whole ticket
hoo probably sar.sa .h;-ty Thousand votes to
a few scattering against it.
The Connecticut State Comptroller re-
ports that the grand list of the State has in
creased the last year, Notwithstanding the
war and the reduction in the number of tax
able polls occasioned by enlistments, and
that the State shows a high degree of pros
perity.
An English engineer has invented a
printing press which will print $4,000 sheets
of newspaper on both sides in an hour.
The paper from which it prints is in the
web on a reel, and after passing under the
type is cut in sheets. The machine does it
without feeding. and the reel of paper that
it feeds from is unwound by its own action.
A chaplain reading the Bible to the sick
soldiers in one of the hospitals, hit upon the
story of Samson and the incident of his
Staying thousands of philistines with the
jaw bone of an ass, when he was suddenly
interrupted by wounded man, apparently
asleep, with the inquiry, 6 Who told that
story?" at is from the Bible solemnly
responded the chaplain. swell, hang me
if didn't think it was despatch signed
John Pope, major general commanding.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

"REBEL PAPER IN VERMoNY.-The
following paragraph is attributed to the
Woodstock (Vermont) Age of May 3oth.
1t speaks clearly enough fol- itself:
The Conscription Act will be put in
force in few weeks-old Abe's " nigger-
hoads ore making list of d" copper
heads liable to do military duty for the
Africans equal rights" We are revo-
lutionist in every sense of the word, when
our rights are assailed, and if we thought
there was drop of blood in one of our
veins that was not "rebe we would prick
it and let it flow.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

GEN. HooKER's LATE MOVEMENT
A correspondent of the Tribune, who dates
from the headquarters of the Army of the
Potomac, says:
Gen. Hooker looks upon the last move
ment with anything but dissatisfaction in
the grand result, and he says: Good peo-
pie will cease to write me letters of condo
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05
Tomato and Pepper Plants!

THE subscriber has for sale 10000 Tomato and
5000 Pepper Plants The Tomato plants very hardy,
having all been three times Will be sold at
the garden fr cents each dyerei at amy Railroad
station within 10 miles In lots of not les than one hundred
ut "a, 80 per hundred
Pepper Plants sold at the garden for ont each.
n. MONROE.
Bellows Falls May g. 1861 TO-
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Married.

In Keepe. n. May 81 By Rev. W. o. White, Mr. Al
BERT BUXTON, aud Miss L0VINA e. FULLER, both Of
Putney.
In Biughampton, v, May 18th, BY Rev. Bosrim4n.
Mr.. ALBERT II. THOMPSON, Of Windsor, and Mis- MAT
TIE z. HoADLEY, of BinghamPton.
In Luilov June "a, BY Rev. II II. ssndersop Mr.. LIE
AMBER A. PRATT, and Miss LUCY G. BARRETT, both
Of LUDLOW.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1863-06-05

THE MURDER AT FACTORY PoINT.-
The Bennington Banner of lastweek throws
a little light on this affair, but which rather
increases the mystery after all, " for causes
understood, but not yet explained" We
give the entire article of the Banner as fol-
lows -
" After we had gone to press on We'd
nesday evening of last week, news reached
US of a most heart-rending murder at Fac
tory Point, which took place at about 9
o'clock, the previous evening, by Jesse C.
Davenport upon the person of Samuel Will
son, son OF Giiman Wilson. aged about
twenty years. 1t seems by investigation,
that young Wilson, in company with two
young companions, bad been to Manchester
street, and were returning home, and stop
ped their team near the residence of Mr.
Davenport, the alleged murderer. The
young man, Wilson. for causes understood,
but not as yet explained, left the wagon,
and proceeded toward the residence of Mr..
Davenport. just as he had reached the
premises, an individual was seen to approach
towards young Wilson, who Immediately
gave shrek, returned to the wagon and to
his young friends, and fell dead at their feet.
His corpse was taken up by his young
companions and others who had assembled
and conveyed TO bis heart-stricken parents,
where post mostem examination was held,
when it appeared that sharp instrument
had penetrated the left side through the
heart. Upon search being made blood
was found near the back door on the prem.
Uses of Davenport, and a weapon with fresh
blood was found secreted back of the house.
1t seems that the young men of the viii
lage had been in the habit of cutting up
certain pranks with Mr.. d., which had en-
ceedinsiy annoyed him, and he had more
than once threatened to punish them if they
did not desist. 1t is horrid deed, and has
caused the deepest gloom to lsettle down
upon that place. Davenport is now in Jail.
and will, we presume, have his trial next
week, as the County court sits at Manches-
ter at that time. There are now three cases
for murder upon the docket, two of which
were committed at Manchester"
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ST..
DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartnership
heretofore existing aud doing business arm
of KING HADiEY, is this day dissolved by mutual CEN
sent, and that the business will hereafter be continued by
H. p. uADLEY. OLIVER KING
Bellows Falls, May 9th, 1868 [2fsvl F.P. HADLEY.