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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-12-01

An act TO amend section tblrty-one OF
chapter one hundred and twenty-six
ofthe General Statutes, relating to fees
of County Clerks.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEo. l. Section thr;y-one of chapter
one hundred and twenty.six Of the Gen
eral Statutes, is hereby amended so as
to read as follows: There shall be paid
to the several county clerks for signing
each writ, sixteen cents; for entering
each action in the Supreme Court, seven
ty-iive cents ; in the county court, twen-
ty.fve cents for entering each judg-
ment in the supreme court one dollar in
the county court on trial, fifty cents on
non. suit or default, thirty five cents for
each continuance, sixteen cents; for TAX
ing each recognizance, twenty five cents;
for each execution, fifty cents for each
writ Of possession, one dollar; for r e.
cording each deputy sherif's depuation
and oath, fifty cents; for each rule of
reference or auditor, fifty cents F; for fill
ing each necessary paper, ten cents; for
each certificate under the seal o { the
county court, twenty-five cents for
subpoena, six cents for each witness; for
attending court per day, two dollars; for
each order Of court, ten cents for all re-
cords or copies of same, ten cents per
folio /; for all other services rendered by
order of law or by direction Of the court
and not herein enumerated, such sum as
the court shall allow; provided that in
all prosecutions in behalf Of the State in
the county court, the clerk shall be en-
titled to the same fees as are allowed
in the Supreme Court for similar servi..
ces. The county clerk or sheriff when
required to canvass the votes of freemen
for any office, shall be allowed ten cents
per mile each way for travel, and two
dollars per day while canvassing h
votes.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts in
consistent with the foregoing section are
hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take ffe
from IFS passage.
Approved Nov. Q, 1865.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-12-01

An act to amend section seventy-three
of chapter thirty Of the General Stat
utes.
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. ]. Section seventy-three f
chapter thirty of the General Statutes is
hereby amended by adding thereto the
words: Provided, however, that this act
shall not apply to any cause of action
which accrued, or to any misconduct, me-
glect or default Of any sheriff or high bai-
lift which accrued prior to the second day
of November, A. ID. 1860. sg-
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect
from its passage.
Approved Nov. Q, 1865.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-12-01

travel and service ; two dollars day for
his own attendance upon the County and
Supreme Court, and Court of Chancery |;
and one dollar and fifty cents day each,
for the necessary attendance Of his depu-
ties-if justice court, seventy-fve cents
only; and every sheriff and other officer
should be allowed a reasonable sum as
fees for securing property attached on
mesne process, subject TO the revision and
allowance of the court TO which such pro-
cess is returnable for attending the ap-
prasal of real estate set off on execution,
one dollar; for necessary assistance in
apprehending and keeping criminals, one
dollar for each twelve hours for trans
porting aud committing one prisoner to
the State Prison, ihirty-four cents per
mile for travel, TO be computed from the
county Jail in which the prisoner is con-
fined, to the State Prison, and fifty cents
for each copy OF the warrant; if more
than one prisoner is committed at the
same time, ten cents per mile for each
additional prisoner.
SEC. 2. All acts and parts of acts in
consistent with the foregoing section, are
hereby repealed.
SEC. 8. This act shall take # C t
from its passage.
Approved Nov. 8, 1865.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-12-01
An act relating 10 Arrest Of Judgment in
Civil Causes.
II ia herahv anacfsd Ee

Civil Causes.
1t is hereby enactsd, &c.
SEC. L. No judgment shall be arres-
ted in any civil cause on the ground that
the declaration in such cause contains
defective count or counts provided, such
declaration also contain good count or
counts for the same cause Of action, but
the verdict Of the jury in such case, tho
general, shall be deemed as the finding
Of the jury on the good count or counts
unless it otherwise appear; and the court
shall proceed and give Judgment accord
ing TO the rights of the case, and the mat
ters in law, without regard to any defects
or imperfections in any such count or
counts 10 such declaration contained.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02
Fortune, like a wheel barrow, hi

Fortune. like wheel barrow, has
but one wheel Exchange
Yes, and for it to be successful, it must
have person pushing hard at one end,-
(Erchange No. 2,
Yes, and would it not be funny wheel
with zone end" to it - Exchange.
Yes. and would it not be Il funny wheel
barrow without zone end'' aud would it
not be funny fortune that consisted OF
snly a ..yheel'' without motive power
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IMPORTANT
70 the Afflicted,

| ". DOW continues he consulted at his 0rler NJ
And Eiirati street ua-;uu, on all dis. as Of
PRIVATE OR DELICATE NATURE.
Ev l9. course II ~aiy and practical eAlerisee u
litai'sl sSiai Dr 4 h4s she qualification Of pre-
seh'HE the unfortunate ria r,mcie. that have never
SINCE BE- tt7t Introduced .hcn famed to u.u5t
alarming eases 81
10, orr IIG.A AND SYPHILIS.
HenrHth H. treatment all fhe haTrofs sgnercai and
IMPURE blood. impfury- Ser1tuia, dunarFhaa Ticer-
isn and isttss W i4e r-iaBs II ircf atlen ini.Inna
t.an # TIE H.dar and k.d:cys, Hyracelt, Atcds5s
Haars, ght.u sseiHe.. aHI n long 4afribs
sympters attending his class If disease, made to be
euIas as harmless t- simplest angs Of a child.
SEMINAL WEAKNESS.
Pr D. deyotes great part e ais tune to the treatment
OF those caused by secret AID solitary habit which,
runs thr body and mind, uniting the unfortunate dt
NJual Tor business society. Of the sad and
ancheiy ELECTS produced IS carly habits # youth are
Weakness Of lie haek 4ad limits bzatres It thu head
itaiiess g; sight, fatg'atiau ct he heart, by ptls
AeFfvuzness DeraEsf ut II tle digestive fuHrtians
sym toms Of Consru ptan, Ae The fearful secs On tho
utfd are much to hr seld, taes Il memory cuut-ia.
~ IDEAS, -i3H If stlts, IA !orehoags. aversion
of saci,y -cli-frasi, tmitty DC among the es s
prpiaeed, soeh fvrsegs sAuatl, before cuHi1Hplatn
ma'rnonY, consult physician Il experience, and be .;
otec Restored 20 h9 9TH and hari iHess
Patients SEo wish 10 remain under Ir srcatIncts
ies days or week. sill be furnished with pleasant
rooms, ANT charges Tor board moderate.
Medicines sent 70 all parts Of the country, With full Al
reci.' rs for use, receiving description Of your ,as
Dr. pow has also for sale the French Capotes Warcutc
Tie best preventive. Order by uaI. Three icr and
4 red stamp
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70 the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate Wills &c.

70 the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate of Wills &c.
within ard for the County Of Hancock:
" III petition and representation Of Amra Black, Ex
ecutrix Of the last will ct David Black, late If Sedg
wlok lcceased Humby steweth that the goods and
chats belonging to the said deceaseds estate not
sufficient by the Of one hundred and forty dollars to
the Just debts which he owed at the time Of his
DEATH and the legacins named in his last WILL and the
expenses Of administration; she therefore prays that
your Honor would grant her license sell much Of the
real estate Of said deceased may be necessary to sat
fy the said debts with Incidental charges and charges
ALMIRA BLACK.
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At Court Of Probate oldcn Ellsworth within and for
the County of Hancock, the ioatth Mednesay Of
April A. d. Is65.
On the flregoing petition. Ordeseds-1la the petition
give notice to all persons interested by causing
COPY of the Petition and Order Of Court be pub
she three weeks successfully nthe Ellsworth American,
printed in Ellsworth, in said county, that they may ap
pear at Probate Court to be holden ut Ellsworth in
said county, e the third Wednesday If June next, ut
ten o'clock in the farenson and slw cause, it any they
have, why the prayer Of said petition shout not be
granted. PARKER tt Ch, Judge.
Attests-Gro. A. DYER, Register.
copy ST the petition ana order Of Court thereon.
l94 tiLo bYER. Register.
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SkINNER'S
Dill hSNhlti Q
VI WI ONhlE :
FOR COUGHS
sF0REQL03EURE OF MORTGAGE.

Whereas, Billings P. Hardy, on the llth day
Of April, A. b. l6C0 by his deed of mortgage
Of that date, recorded ia Hancock Registry, Vol
~, page 293, conveyed to the undersigned GER
tain island situated in Deer Isle, called Waren's
Island continuing forty acres, or less, to-
gether with the dwellings standing thereon also
small Island lying easterly Of said Warrenis Is
land, eonnneeted by bar to said Warreus Island
aud containing three acres, more or less and the
condition Of said mortgage having been broken,
by reason whereof | claim foreclosure of the
same, according to the statute in such case made
and provided,
May 10, 1866.
WILLIAM L. WEBB,
by A. NsweIl, his Att y.
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vOh, how many a child, to day is
linking earth to heaven and who would
make the number less With tear,
thew are awaiting us just beyond the
azure: ever yoans-ever the children We
laid them down.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02
The funera

The funeral procession of Abraham
Lincoln in the length of its passage. IN
the number of its mourners, in ,olemnity,
depth and extent of grief, surpassed all
that had preceded it. The one thas
came nearest to it in previous history
was that of Alexander the Great, whose
hodv was borne on golden chariot frem
babylon in Asia, to Alexander in Egypt
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02

At Court 81 Probate held Ellsworth within and for
the C5uaty Of Hancock, On the fourth Wednesday OF
April, A. D. 800.
on the foregoing Petition. 0rasrea-Thatthe Petition
or give notice al rersaas interested, by causing a
cory Of the Petten ard order Of Court thereon u s pap
l.tl three wetks excessively in the Ellsworth Amer
iCaa newspaper printed in Ellsworth, thai they may APP
pear at Probate Cont Nc held NJ Ellsworth IN sad
county tbe Third Wednesday of June next, al ten
ogIocs in t.s forenoon and shew causa il any they have
way the player Of saia petition slout net be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Altast-tifo \ DYER. REGISTER.
trueonry ct the petition ami order Of court thereon
~ Attesl-GEo. A pYEK, Register
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r An old lady in Kentucky crossed ed
bridge that was marked as 50 "dd hr :,
without seeing the sigh. On being M
formed of the fact on the other slae :, o.
the river. she turned about and immedi-
ately ro-crossed.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02

To the Hoaorable Parker Tax, Jaiee If Probate eff
VI i, &c., aitltiu and Tor thu County Of HIHeeob;
TIE petition and present alton ef James tiiHleil
Administrator upon the estate al FRANCIS y. Leach
late Of renub>cot, Neon'an, deceased Huntaiy show
eth that the good, and elfattel> belonging - the
said daceascds estate, not sufficient hy the sum
of five hundred dollars 20 answer The just Gchts which
the said deceased owed 1T fil mu oi mis- dcaih with
incidental charges That the portion of real rstase
OF said deceased. which ii is d sired to sell. consists
of his homestead containing between fifty ..r s,ty
acres. and that by partial ale at ans entire PoF
ton thereof the residue wuud be greatly ,preciatc
in value and would sell for mHe!s Is than its rue
worth: he therefore prdYs tor license to sel aHd
convey the whole OF said homestead, that lie may he
enabled to satisfy the said eEis with incidental
charges, and 10 Pay the balance, if any. to tire legal
heirs Of said estate after settling has
counts of administration.
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To the Hon. Parker Tack, Judge Of Pg,hate with u
and for the eouaty If Htncock,
I efdbR L. usti00D Of 0ranl in said nntY, re
IL spectfully represents that she is heir law IL The
real estate of Hugh H. Carr late If sa4 OrAn de
eds 60 Wit, in land eoun sic with t tnme arT and alsn
in several wood lots at tEea: Pond Aoanaino
cont aiming several hundred acres and al lying in str
town Of 0rand II hat the personal property Of said de-
ceased is more than slieieat to pay all his debts and
charges of admins trliiun-that sad land is suffering
strip waste and YGur petitioner Is entitled 10 one
eighth share Of the and is DESTROYS holding her
share ia seYeralty with all the others, viz Mary Am
Cotton, Naucy : Starr Esla Carr. Sarah H. Carr
all Of SAID orsnd and il5eH :. Carr daughter tile
late George ". Carr II Bncksp0rt Said HELEN :.
residing in Dorchester, Mas y equal shares to each.
therefore your petitioner Prays that C1mmissone rs Of
ditisian upon said estate may be appointed and part
ton Of saitiestate deereed, aec5rliag 20 law.
ESTHER L. esG0On
Done at Probate Court, Ellawalthi April 26.h, le65
At a Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, within ard
for the County of Hanepek, GA the fourth Wednesday
Oh Apr l. A. u. 1860.
On tie foregoing pctnn Ordered That the petition.
give notice ali persons interested, by causing
cepy Of this order be published three weeks success
lively in the Essorth American newspaper printed at
Ellsworth, and also fourteen days personal notice the
Heirs residing in the state that they may appear at
Probate Court be holden at Ellsworth in said County
the third Wednesday Of june next. at ten Of the
clock in the forenoon, aud she cause any they have
why the prayer 81 said petition should not be granted
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Att est-GEo. 4. DYER, Register.
ru copy 0 the pettion and order Of court thereon.
"a Attesti-Gso. A, DYBR, Register,
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Economy and Safety.
Try Thorn.

fH1iiE undersigned hage the right to make and
sell Gilbert richards SPatk Atfesie- Tor
the town eli Ellsworth.
ILi~ is one VI TIE greatest inventions for Eeeno-
my and Satety, that has beea given the public
Ter seine time.
Il las teeu thoroughly tested Of late in this
County, and tie testimony Is. that by their use
stove with good draft, there is a saYtn; u
one third Of the fuel
on cooking stoves. their uso in regulating the
temperature OF the heat, Is q ggoat value.
There IS safety in them. because they arrest
the sfatks, ana thereby e5eeta4lIy prevent 6ses
iron spaIks from the chimney.
Those Who have used tbea, speak in the HI sh-
eat terms Il their economy aud safety.
In one town IN this County sceIes have been
sold lis winter.
Town II Ilts as well as single ones fer sale By
T. \. 4 ". \. FRiESn. Bfuohlin.
Fer sale in Ellswotth ay
AIKEN 4 BROS.
Ellsworth Jan. 3, lsG5.
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2ottrg.
Nursery Rhymes Adapted
to the Times.


Nursery Rhymes Adapted
to the Times.
THE WARRIORS
Beau and Lee
Went cut you see.
To az u little slaughter;
Beau ftll down
Aud broke his crown,
And Lee came tanbling afterf
THE CONSTITUTION.
Goosey, goosey, gander,
Where snall | wander2
Said the rebel President
To his great commander.
Gossey, goosey, gander,
It's time to moander;
Out OF here you'd better steer,
Said the great commanded
BLIGHT OF JEFF DAVIS.
There was a man in Richmond town,
And Yankees came to nab him;
lie clomb up to the chimney top
And saw they meant to grub aim,
So hr got down Oh t'otheF eide,
, And then they couldn't ind him;
He rode as fast as he could ride,
And never looked behind him!
THE ARBITRATOR.
jeff. was cunning dog,
JEFF. was taiCi;
OF all the rogues in rebeldom
jeff was the chief;
But Weitzei went to Richmond,
And then Jef. flci;
If the Yank ees caich him,
They'll chop oil his head!
sSx6 GF THE CITIZENS.
We are all in the damps,
Fer Yankees are truinps,
And Chivalry's gone to Sue wall;
Jef. Davis is bit,
And Lees III Es,
Aud that is the end Of US all
yALL OF THE coyFGDgaAer.
Trumpery Dumpty sat OF wall,
Trsmrery Dumpty had great TALL;
All JETS horses and all JeEs mon
Cant put the trumpefy together again.
SUMMARY.
Confsdery -Grandy
Was born 90 Monday.
ohristened on Tuesday,
Sickened Oh Wednesday,
Vsfy i'll en- Thursday.
Worse on Friday,
Died on Saturday,
Buried on Sunday,
And that is the erd
OF Confcdery -Grnndy,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1865-06-02
HIGHLY IMPORTANT
To Females in Delicate Health

DR.. Dow, Physician and Surgeon. Ne i Edoott St4t
Boston, is consulted daily r an diseases incident to the
female system frulaIsus ttcri, falling 81 the Womb
Flour A!bus, Suppression, and other menstrual deangcD
ments, are all treated upnu pathological principles
and SPEEDY relief gdtrantegd IN very few days 30 ia.
vatiaby c,rian IS the new mode u treatment that
obstinate complaints Yield under H. aA the afflicted per
san spen reJpees in perfect health.
Or. bow has no doubt had greater experience in the
cure Of diseases Of and children, than any other
phy stefan ia Boston.
Boarding accommodations Tor patients who may wish
stay IN Boston a few days under his treatment.
DR.. Dow, since is45, having confined his whole aten
ton 10 an Office practice for the cure u private niseasea
aud Female Complaints, acknowledges superior The
United States.
n B.-Aleters must eontai.. four red stamps they
viii not be answered.
Office Hours from A. NJ 10 p. NJ.
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CERTAIN CURE
In ALL CASES. Or NO CHARGES MADE

DR.. Dow is consulted daily from to P. N. as
above upon all difficult and chronic diseases Of every
name and nature having by his unWearied attention and
extraordinary success gained reputation which calls pa
tients ION all parts Of the Country 10 obtain advice
Among the physicians in Boston, none stand higher in
tie profession than the celebrated Dr. DOW, No End
eet street, Bu0a. These who need the serYc Of an
experienced physician aud surgeon should give him cali
r. s.nr. Dos mpori1 and has for sale new article
called the French Secret. Order by mail. Two for 81
aHd red stamp.
Boston April. 1866. 1yl3S
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Tor Solo.

WILL be sold at public Auction upon the premi,
W seS in orland on Thursday, June SIN, 1896,
unless previously disposed of at private salcl The
valuable property known Is the homestead OF Sam'l
7. Brown, Isl. The house is two stories - K -
feet, with L HI 20 feet containing in an Is rooms
finished IN good style, marble NANTES, &c, sc. A
good stable and oat buildings. A good well Of wa
ter; 100 rods Tor thereaboutsl land enclosed wit
good fences. Also the Store formerly occupied by
him situated the west end Of the bridge in Orland
Terms liberal and made known at time Of sale.
For further particulars apply to
sEWALL b. SWAZEY.
GaeAspoIt, ArIil l4h Isis. Is
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FOR ONE DOLLAR,


which they need net pay until it is known what is
dra wn, and is value.
Entire Satisfaction Guaranteed in all Cases.
THE EUREKA GIFT ASSOCIATION
would call attention to the fact of its being the
Original and Largest Git Association in the
country. Tie busiaess continues II be conduct
cd in mir aud honorable manner aud large
aud greatly Increasing trade is proof taat onT
patrons afp.rci tie this metAta u obtaining iiea
aud eleRaa; goods.
puiiag t.c past year tai, Association has seat
very large number Of Va liable pri2,. t. all Parts
OF the country. These who patFoHi4e u Vii
receive the full value Of their maHsy. a. ~
article on oar list is worth less than une Dollar,
retail, and there are No BLANKS.
Parties detl.az VITA Us may depend eH having
prompt returns aud the article drawn Will bc
! Immediately sent 30 any address by return mail
| express.
The following parties hnyo recently drawn
valuable ptizes from TIE Eureka Association, and
have kindly allowed the use Of their Hanes:-
Andrew Wilson, Custom House, Philadelphia
Penn, oil Painting, value, Slu0; James liar
graves, 81 broadway, New York, Oil Painting
/ value, Sl0o; +. +. Joucs, Barrett, Marshall Co..
Kansas. Melodeun, value. S2u0; Patrick j
/ Hygnes. Waterbury, Ct, Coli Watch. value
SIPS; ]. T. shaw, ~ East nth street, New
I Ynrs, Piano, value, Sjs3; Mrs. Cuas J. Nevis
tmta, y. y, Piano. Naiae, S50d; Mis- Lucy
Janiway, Elmira y. Y, Cluster Diamond Ring
value SUI; Mrs. X. fenaeyer, City hutcl, Nash
vile, Ienn., Meledeon, value, Sl23; Oscar NJ
Allen, Co. B. lIad kes. Ind. Vols, Nashville
TOM, Watch value. 4s6, Rowland :. Patterson
ca. u. ltth IaFa Vet Volunteers. OIL Painting
value, Siee; Mrs. Abbey /. Parsons, Springfield
Mass, Mel2jeun. ra!au Stu; james l.. Dexter
City Stfveyer, Syracuse. y. y. Gold Watch
value, 4l55: MIS- James lily, Is &aaster stfee
cor. Etet&rr Nav Ink OIL Painting, value
- 81
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IA CHANCE 70 OBTAIN AEY
OF = He ARON = ARTICLES FOR ON e
DOLLAR BY iU&CH ASKING y SEALED
ENVELOPE FOR 20 Cents.
five Seated Ensel5pcs viii be scut for
81 09; Eleven for $500; Thirty tsr $, go, sixty
five for Sl0 CD; UGe Hundred Ter 30.
AGENTS WtHTE3 everywhere.
fresh assortment Ger t.lioacs Tor the article
enumerated above are t,irly mixed ia their pro-
portion OH the lst atd ljth days of each month
SO that all viii have an equal chance Of obtaining
vaunbie prize.
Cur patrons aic Desired to send Uuitel States
money when it is convenient. Long letters are
unnecessary. Letters sh5ulI BE- adlresse! ~ orr
Box 57dd, Post UIice for 5reater safety.
orders for SEALED ENVELOPES must in
every case be accompanied ny the CASH, vita the
natnc Il the person sending, aud Town, County
and state pltitly wrtt5a. Letters should DC al
dressed to the Managers, as toll Tvs:
Goodwin, Hunt & Co,
Box sos Post Once, New York.
2mlix
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20 the Iios Parker Tuck laase Of Probate OF Ills &C.
within and far Che GeHnty 81 Hancock.
The petition and representation Of Hayes Pinkliaia
Administrator upon the estate OF Aaron l. Fridge
late OF or,and, woman. deceased, Hunbly shcWttb
that the goods AMI eIIatieis belonging to the said de
ccaSeds estate not sufficient ny the sum OF three
hun ired and forty three dollars to answer the just
debts which tie said deceased owed at the time a
his deat: ht therefore prays that Your Honor Wouit
grant hiHl license to sell much al the real estate
If said deceased II, viii pro,lace that that h.
WAY be cIablcd To satisfy the said debts with Incl
dental charges Of administration.
HAYES PINkTIAM.
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EREEDOAi NOTICE.

This certlGes that have given my son, Frederick
Nutter lis time to act for himself and that shaIl
calm none Of his wages nor pay any Of mis- debts
from this date JONATHAN NUIfEK
G9utl9h9go, Nay 18th, led5 ISs
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At Court Of Probate he'll Buck pert within and Tor
the County Of HancoeS, on the tlirl edue s,isy OF
May, A D. lS65.
ISAAv :, es6oon, Administrator upon THE estate Of
Frederic Weber, late Of tastine, in said county,
deceased having presented his frst account Of Adnn-
istration upon sad estate for probate:
Ordered,
Tha the sail administrator si7s a5cn to all persons
interested, by causing copy OF orinr be PUBLISH
cd three weeks saeeessys in TIRE Ellsworth American,
printed Al Ellsworth, that they nay appear PROBATE
Court to he held Eiuehill, in said caray, the
first Wednesday, ef jus HeSt. at ten OF the click
in the forenoon, aud shew eaasc ny they have, WY
the should net be ailowsi.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest:
| I9H Go. \. DYER. Re sister.