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ga Lyons paper tells ofa new breastplate,
invented by Turcoing, and consisting OF cork,
from four 10 sc ven centimetres thick, covered
on one side with q sheet Of metal, and on the
other with the cloth of the uniform. =
THE people of Victoria, yancouyer's Is.
land, have petitioned Z ueen Victoria TO allow
the colony to withdraw from the British and
annex itself TO the United States Government |.
~ Hon. VIM. Napier, brother OF Sir Charles
z Napier, has located, for the present, in Frank.
I'm, Tenn. He intends buying q farm in the
vicinity, and becoming permanent resident
OF that county. - ~
o- Mr.. Wilmer MeLAan advertise. for, sale
..the house in which General Lee surrendered
'theAArmy Of Northern Virginia. 70 Gen. Gran :.
on the eth Of April ls6S, al Appomattox Ct
s0-Gresarious Yankees wousdn,t cou.eu, %
be shut mp by threes aud fours An . rmlroad
coach, sfter the ERghsh fashion, and 90 ru n
the rick of riding with Iunatfcs. thieves or
murderers- In the Art Of tsassisins ths Old
World has mpch to learn ~ 80 =, - :
a 0Ouay the other a young iady asked me:
.sW attn your favc rs,e no oweri', AZ she was
fashionabIy lady, sappesed, of ,course sns
answered, "extra family"
~ See q usfrl "a a. s III = ssasfF HDTaEa
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The CINCINNATI RAcKs-The attendance 1t
the race course at Cincinnati on Wednesday
was good, Notwithstanding the cold, disagree.
able state of the weather. The track was yery
little better than on the first and second days
of the meeting. Three races came off, ali of
them being closely contested throughout. The
hrst was for the Cincinnati Stake" one mile
dash. for two year olds. There were twelve
entries and only two starters. Mr. Alexander
had eight In, and did not start one The two
contestants were Mr.. Grimstead's black CON
by Lexington, out Of the dam OF Bette Ward
Head Centre won the race In l5Ox.s He was
the fayorite Previous TO the atari at two to one
The second race was two mile heats, for ali
agee, for purse of &TO0, and this brought to
the post Lee Paul. Merrill, Lexington colt
dam Maid of Edgecomb. and Lady Of Fashion
The first named won In two straight heats after
desperate struggle. Merrell was the favorite
against the field previous TO the start at i've to
two. Time, 3.i4, 34S. -l.- f.-E
The third race was dash of q mile and a
half, and this brought the chestnut colt Mack,
6y imported Eclipse. dam by Weatherbit: Mol.
lle A austin. watson and Tom Porter TO the post
Watson was the faverite against the field at
three TO one, and HIS hackers lost lots Of money
on him, as Mack beat him easily.
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A"Nonsense blended with bad grammar. y.
is what an English critic calls American poe
Try.
HJohn Browns widow is living at Red
Bluff, California.
~The uprising among the working classes
OF England has no equal in the memory Of the
living generation
@Cincinnau pays % 25 for gas which costs
the company only ~ cents.
- Mazisi is furious-he thinks Italy should
have walloped Austria and France together
- They have both cholera and small pox in
Portsmouth, Va
~Newspapers IN the far West contain lead
ers on the subject of grasshoppers.
~Speaking OF horses Mr. Quilp saws
Shank's mare has the most iIlustrious pedigree
going.
wood Cemetery, she remarked, "Your people
live so fast, wonder they find time 70 bury
their dead so superbly."
~Capt David Miller, Of Assonet, Mass,
passed out Of his door.
@The Normons have lately outraged Mr..
Weston, editor OF the Union Tidette ana or
dered him to leave the city. But he won't do
it, .r - 80 -
~Somebedy ailuding to Santa Anna at the
feIlan picnic, says there is nothing Irish
about him except hrs cork leg.
~There are $4,000 widows and 6aOoO or
phans IN Alabama, three fourths OF them Ut
terry destitute. 1t
~A New Orleans paper ad yises planters to
subdivide their plantations into small farms
to encourage emigration.
SJones says he 10 quite willing to see the
iast rose OF summer II he can only hear the
iast song OF the moeq uito at the same tune
n ~ 1t has been discovered that Othe,lo b.t
legal as well as a military once an Venice.
He was a-tawny General. rFT i
Sltis rumored that Anna Dickinson has
rsJeeted an oner OF marriage from dIstin-
- Horace Greeley Is moi n residen, of tha
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PERSONAL.


T ADIEs WHO ARE pESIROUS OF skill
L 10 full ard <ccon plshed Physician. shnnid con
sult DIR HENRY MOTION, ls4 Park street.
near Riohalesd street, Baltimore, Nd, Dr Nor
ten service, may be engaged in Washneton or
Soy other city, BY Addressing .. AooVe &C Is sm'
EEHTLkMEH eesiroas of ma ying their CLOTH
" INC sCU0RxD and hEPAIkkD, so a. to ap
pear new, vouiu do v I'll oy calling at MA.
GkUDERS, No Ar ioth street. betse ID and
h streets The highest cash prices paid Tor Sec-
ond hsud clothing. 90 2-lm'
JRREMIAHs BLAck- wARDH. LAAON. C. p. BLACK.
LAW OFfICE. -...l1
BLACK, LaMON CO.,
COUnsel llOrs anI Atts at Law In the Supreme
Oo.rt Of the pnii.d Srl es, the Court OF Claims,
the Courts Of the District, the Executive Depart
nents spd Uomrni tees Of Congress.
Once, 46e lith street, directly opposite VII
lsrds' Hotel de lSu
~ IN0L z
u. ATTORNEY ArLAW,
No &c bouisiara avenue. above 6th street,
oe9x1v WARRINGTON. ID o.
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800 ssasS wou - fsfI gi.ss.s1 ) 3.ifBs
- St g4sTs essli tAsItF0 te.f 9 t.f1a
- elu4r a. ber Ea9tE sa1
f.esfs .ss 81 4enas- - . fEEL haarH Fai
81 - isilt p a. Oh. t.l- ti-1
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AMUSEM ENTS,

NA1IoNAL TMEArRE, day, ga,e Grsy.i's,)
THIS Friday EvININe. October %,
~ MKF s. CHSNFRAu,
i'.' VINO VI" F"s FSSfs:Tr The ONLY TIME. ga.
in his M eauail'Gn IN n f;Tns,IGn Of .
IN r'" TTk rftKEr f SFLIsvE HLiG sHs. 1f re"
Fifth siand Family Ms,inss.a s Saturday After
noon tet "a lsE Al 80 ,en's ADMISSION 90 wh,ch
Of The prunka,d - - = - - =
GRAND ORGAN CoNoEBT q
-..- FOUNDRY N CHURCH, r-.
Corner I4th and sts y ....F a
TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 80, 1866.
GEORGE W. MORGAN.
orgsnist Grace Church. Y. will preside at the
Orgsn assisted hy the most eminent music al talent
of this city.
DIR OAULFIELD, MAD. KREr0HMAB,
MRS. BUrrs, NIB. W. BURNETT,
and others a......t r.F orr
Fer sale at the principal Masio and Book
stores " "' oc 37t
ABINI's rAsHi0NAsLE DANCING
nARISIs HssEaBL4 ROOMS. ~
h, between 9Th and l8th streets, .
Til: academy 10 nov open fer the recep- Ea1A
tion Of pupiis. - = -
misses and masters Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat-
uIdsys, IRON 5 ,osp m N =.
Gtntlemeps IS elasses from to 10. same evenings.
N B-Priyate instruction given to suit the con-
venieuce of the pupil ss25
pBeFs. j. W. II. r. KRkis' -.
DANCING ACADEMY, a
Peunsy lysnia avenue, bet 9Th and 7th sta
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel. l9nA
Our Academy is now open for the rec aptien OF
Pulils. sele CT class is now forming on Wed
Desday htefn from to 6 o'clock, for these
who cannot attend onr regular classes. Circulars
can be had stJ. Ellis and W. g. Metserott d
The Hall can be rented for Soirees, 10.
Days and Hours Of H1ios: s....
FOR Ladfes, Misses and Masters, Tuesday and
THURSDAY afternoons, FROM 5 to O'Clock
Gentiemen . Glasses. Tuesday and Thursday eve
n1ngs from TO 10 o clock.
For further1nformation apply during the hours
o. tuition, or add ress . note 20 the Academy.
Quarter commencing with the first lesson. se 10
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ts-Hs e. l.'d p I.. .r- fs2 ~ au fnlG fsEi -
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SThe Macon (GaD Journal records the
killing OF freedman by q married lady the
wife Of an estimasle citizen. He had been
abusing team; she demonstrated; he became
impudent, and she ordered him OF the prem :
ises, but he swore at her, and on retreatane
into the house he commenced following her
She armed herself, placed herself IN the door.
and ordered him to leave, but he contin ued to
advance towards her, swearing he would 70
or come as he pleased. Not until he came up
TO the very doorstep did she fire, but then SO
surely that he fell dead.
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BALLS. PARTIES. &c,
DOsTPOEEMlNr AND PRIZE.

pOeTPONEMlNr AND PRIZE. n
The Ball ostbe EORGEToWH BELIEF -
ASSOCIATIONS. which was to have come
on on the 22a int. has been postponed until
IHURSpAf NIGHT. Nov ]. 1855. A prize of .
the greatest number OF tickets The Presidents OF
Clubs can obtain tickets at the Federal ouse o
Georgetown. toe gb-9t'1 COMMITTEE
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Il j. HIlbER6Eh b,
L Successor to II. r. LsudOn 3 Co.. a.
CITIZENS AND MILITARY
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
Metropolitan Hotel, late Browns, MI
362 Pen nnsylvsnis avenue -
my l-n Washington. ID. O.
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rH0 rusHtLs pefEbTPsAOHss Tor ss!.
u Up Wholesale IS u retail BY 4 - 1ll
&c iu-tt 20 81 30 q. d. p. KING son,
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No. a.,

No. ~.
am composed of Ga letters:
Ny 5. 8. 43. 90, is a river in Asia,
Ny II, 3, 80, is lake in minnesota,
Ny 40. so, 81. is date,
My q, Is. 10, 1. 81, is a city in France,
Ny 10. IL, So, 10, q, is group of Is
lands in Oceanica.
My 81, ?, 10, %, 80, So, 50, SO, "a, 81.
81. is female,
My 6. 4, 8. 80, is city in Peru,
My 50. 53, is proposition,
NV l. 10, 80, 90, is a town in New York.
My 2S. AZ, 45, Is, 333, Ii, 6, %, 80, 81
%, is a city in Pennsylvania,
My SO 80. 40, is weight,
My Sc, 81, 60 is to purchase,
Ny %, %. is a proposition.
My Z, 10, Is, "a, %, is to purchase,
My %, 20, b. G. 45, is to rule,
My 81, e., 63, GA, is number.
My 81. 1S, Il, ID, 4, is boys name,
NY IA. A, is a verb,
My 30, 4S, is a pronoun,
My 30, is in king,
My 46, ~, is proposition.
My 35, l5, Z, is boys nickname,
Ny whole has cast a wide spread of gloom
over the country. KITTY,
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.4nsBe1y 10 LnlgN2Us, &C., f2
.1HMbey 10,

ESIGMAs. 23. I'm hearty thank you
2i-Susan f. Wooster, Hancock Me-; 25;
Hattie Eaton Grant; 26--Dr. Joseph
Warren, Martyr of liberty; 27-My
Qucenly Island Home 2S-Gen. Winfield
Scott 29--John 5. Noycs. Kendall Mills,
Me; 50-Sic Semper Tyrannis.
PUzzLEs. l.. understand you under
took to overthrow my undertakings; .
Rara Ayis.-Ans by Lizzie Lee.
ECHOES, Already, Banquet, Asia. Ma
-deSsa, Oak Hill, Darius. Savannah
GEOGRAPHICAL QUESTIONS. | Unity,
2-Folly 3-Isle of Man.
CHABApEs /, Piover fisherman.
ANAGRAMs. /. Faith Hope and Chair
ty Jack and Jill &c.
CoNUNpRUMs. |. When it strikes one;
2-Roman (C)-Romancc.
Answers received from II a L S, Fan;
Betsy. Lizzie Lee, NJ. Pray, NJ. II I, Hell
en-, FlHeas, Sour krout, Edgar, NJ L b,
p D. Pcrcie.
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FOR CONSUMPTION, it is the only reliable
remedy known. Ii has, in thousands Of instan
ces. restored patients that seemed past hope OF
recovery; and in tens Ct thousands has arrested
the disease in its primary stages, and restored the
patient to robust health.
BR0NCEIlTfS.--Tts effects in this troublesome
disease are very marked. 1t is necessary to per-
sist in its use for considerable length Of time.
FEMALE pEBILITY.-To sustain and aug
ment the vital forces, to make new, rich and
pure blood; to build up the nervous system; to
restore energy to the mind and body,-nothirg
can be better ad pied than this preparation.
In Asthmas, General Debility. Emacia ion,
Coughs 1t is a reliable remedy. Nine tenths of
the cases where it is supposed to fail simply arise
from tho remedy being abandoned before its
beneficial effect became obvious. Be careful and
get the genuine, manufactured only by A. B.
WlLBOR, Chemist, &C Court st, Boston.
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HANCOCK, IS. Court of County commissioners
April ern, A D, 1850
Upon he fosego ng petien it is &C nsdered by the
Conn is-ioners that tie petitioners responsible
and that they ought t. be heard touching tie matter
set forth in their PETITION and therefore order that
the ounty Commissioners meet ut Georg Grabtree's
in Franklin on Tuesday the iih day Of Sept. next
al O'Clock 7. NJ, and thence proceed to view the
route mentioned in said petition, after which view
to wit: on the 9th day OF said Sept "a hearing Of
he pa ties and wiln sses will be had at id Crab
tr,e's, convenient place in the vicinity, and such
other measures taken in the premises as tn Com
nlssioners shall judge proper. And IL is further
OraeTed-1 hat notice If the time, place and pur-
pose OF he COMMISSIONER meeting aforesaid be
given TO al persons and corporations interested by
serving aiesteS copies Of the petition aud this order
thereon, upon the erks of the towns OF Franklin
and Eastbrook, and by posting up attesed copies
aforesaid in three pubic places in ach of said
towns thirty days AT least before the time appointed
Tor ID view, and by publishing The petition and
oider thereon, three weeks successfully in the Els-
worth American, newspaper published at Els
worth, in the County of HANCOCK, the first publica-
lion 10 be thirty days at least before the time of
said view, that all persons and corporations in
terested may attend and be heard If they think tit
Attest, l.. W PERRY, Clerk.
A true copy of the petition and order thereon.
10 Attest, 7. ". PERRY, Clerk.
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~ Office OF FORECLOSURE.

Whereas. Stephen D. Holt Of Bluehir, in IN. County
OF Hancock and State OF Maine by his deed Of mortgage
dated, Dec. It'll 1868 Recorded in Hancock Registry
De ds Vol ll9 Page 5l4 conveyed to- John Stevens
Guardian of Sarah T. Holt the following described Real
Estate to wi certain piece OF land situated in said
biuehil' and bounded and described follows to wit:
commencing on the hne OF the road where the
northern line of Nathan stovers land theace north
west ll6 rods thence north 81 u rods Andrew
Warrens land, thence South 531 81 rJds to said
Showers land hepce south 81 1863 rods 30 the first
bound containipgsso l5o-l8D re or less. The
cohditiors oil said mortgage having been broken, here
by claim foreclosure Of the by in such
case made and proyd d.
JOHN STEVENS,
Guardian of Sarah 7. Holt.
Biuehln April Both 1906. 3wi6
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No. so.

l anu composed of 20 letters
Ny Z, Is. IL, l5, is one of the planets,
My 4, II, 3, IL, is the name of flower,
NJ E, 90, 10, is the name of cape,
My 10, 8. 5, 10, is the name of state.
My Is, 10, Z, 8, is city inItaly,
My /. IL. 10, 9. is a liquor,
My 90, 2. 4. 8, is river in Egypt.
Nv 10, 8, 6, Is, is division of time,
My ID. 5, Is, is a pronoun,
My whole was a distinguished States.
man. FLORA.
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New Store.
New Business.

FytHE subscribers woul5 inform tic citizens +
Ellsworth and vicinity ;Aat hey kesp cga-
SANITY Gu hand
Pressed Hay, by bale or ton,
Shingles AMI ciapboards OF all kinds and
qualities
Pine, spruce and Henloek lnmber Of all
kinds.
We keep constantly on hand Extra cau,dl o,t'
suitable for feed or seed choice yellow Corn,
Meal, Barley. Beans, Line, Plaster H., &c.
Also commission few barrels r choice
Family Flour wAich we can warrant to be equal
to any in this market. and can aud viii sell
cheaper than any Of cur nei1hbofs.
Also few tons # stove Gal
We are paying ami viii coHtinuc to pay the
highest CASH pfle for
Hemioek Baif CsR4r Pots mi S,pptrs.
Sh'nsits, CiaP5'ards and Laatsr Of al
kis1s.
Give us call, At our new store on Water
Street.
Fisk & Curtis.
Ellsworth. March c, lsc6.
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No. 40.

No. 40.
am composed of 10 letters:
My l5, 1873 10, is city in New York,
Ny l3, 6, II, Z, Is, is a kind OF tree,
My 5. II, 3, Is, |, l6, Z, is one Of the
United States.
My9, Is. ., II, is boys name.
My II, IA, |, s. 8, is found on the sea
shore,
My whole is the name of gentleman
in Sedgwick. {. II. A.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11
No. 43.

l am composed of 10 letters,
NV Ia, l, z. l6. ID is division Of land.
Ny 8, 5, IL, l6, Is, is name of an ami
NAL,
Ny Is, 3, 10, is the name of mischiev-
oas animal.
NY 6, 10. II. Il. 10, is division of land
My 8, II, 3. is a portion of water.
My ., Z, Is, 10. is an article of dress,
NV whole is the name and residence o.
a schoolmarm. OLEyIA.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con-
cerned, thai he has heep duly appointed and has taken
upon himself the trust Of Administrator of the ests
Of
SARAH II. c. BROWN, late Of fremont,
IN the County OF aueock, married woman deceased by
giving bond the law Directs she therefore REQUESTS ali
persons who are indebted TO tie SAID eeaseds
- nLSs immediate oaym mt, and those who have any
demands thereon, To exhibit the for settlement.
CHARLES u. BROWN.
Ellsworth. April %. 1909. svI5
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PLAY UPON WORDS.
CITIES AND TOWNS.

CITIES AND TOWNS.
l. A crowd, and the juice of olives.
9. A young lady, an article of clothing,
and proposition.
3. To make furious, a pronoun, and the
second person of the Trinity.
4, A mans name, aud a corporate town.
FAN.
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4 DMINISrRAToRs SALE.

BY virtne OF license from the Judge Of Probate for
the County Of Hancock, will sell at public auction,
unless sooner disposed of private sale the office
Nathan " hiie in Buekspcrt, Saturday the eighth
day OF June next at two O'Clock P. NJ one undivided
fourth part OF Lot No, Ia9 Range D. in Bucksport be-
longing to the estate of Thomas Hswey late Of Bucks
port deceased or so much thereof may necessar
10 raise the OF hundred dollars TO pay debts and
incidental charges.
JAMES W. PALMER, Admr.
Bucksport, May |, ls66 3y16
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TO the Hon. Board OF County Commissioners for
Hancock County, State of Maine: Greeting.
Y ESSRS. Ne the undersigned IT specially petI.
vi ton your Hon. Board TO alter portion OF
the County Road running from the Dead River
Road $50 called to the Staee Road runni. from
Ellsworth to BncAsport in said County, commencing
near the north west corner of Thomas \. GOtt :
Sheep pasture, joining said road aud running on
the eastern side Of said road. and the east OF the
big hill, over which said road passes, iptersecting
I'D road again, at or near The place where said
road crosses the Rocky Pond brook, or Mill
stream, Gas it is sometimes called hereby avoiding
The big hill tog the distance being nearly Of
mile by the old, route.
said alteration viii be great benedt to the in.
mediate vicinity aud TO tie pubic, generally.
Thus feeling in duty bound we SHAH ever pray,
ISAAC COLT, and % others,
West Ellsworth Dec 9th, lS65
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No. A..

I am composed of II letters.
Ny II, 4, is proposition.
My 6. 3, -, is noun,
My |, 2, H., Z, IA, ?. is a conjunction,
My 9. 5, II, 4, 5, is despisable animal
My whole is a girls name.
o. J. Y.
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK, IS Court OF County Commissioners,
April Term, \ ID. ls6j
Upon tie r going petition it is considered by
the commissioners that the pei 10 resTOus
bic and that they Dug TO be heard touching the
ter set forth in the titiun and tie ci9re oruer
that tue County Commits, toners meet at u q. Was
gatts, iii Urlald 4 Monday the thirteenth day Of
august next, ut one O'Clock L. NJ. and thence pro
Gee view the route ineut ned in said petition,
after which view, to Wit: AZ three O'Clock on the
same Gay hearing of the par les and Witnesses
will be had AZ said D q, Wasgatts convenient
place in the vicinity, and such ter measures aken
il the premises As the Commissioners sha i judge
proper. And il Is further
OrIsred-Ghat noice Of the tine place and pur.
pose OF The Commissioners meeting aforesaid be
given 10 ali persons and corpora ions Interested by
serving an atteSted cory the petition aid this
order thereon upon he clerk of the town OF Els
worth, and by post ng up attest copies atore
said, IN hree pubic places 10 said town thirty days
at least bcio the tune appoin ted for said view and
by publishing the peti ion ard order thereon, three
weeks successfully In the Il sworth American, a
newspap per pub iahed az Ellsworth In the County OF
Hancock, the first pub ieaton TO be thirty days ut
least before the tiI.e of sid view, that persons
and corporation interested may attend aud be
heard if they think tit
Attest, P. " PERRY. Clerk.
true copy of the petit n and order thereon.
10 Attest, +. ". PERRY, Clerk
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To the Hon. County Commissioners fer. the County
of Hancock
THE III drrsigned inhabitants of Franklia aud
fHsbrook, in said county of II ncock, respect
fully represent that the pubic interest ana
veience requires that Il outiy road bc laid out be-
GUM ng at the end Of tie road N Hriis' ridge in
Franklin, on the north line Of 4. c. Springer :
ta' thence westerly on The line 10 so called,
Myrick,s hidGe, thence nOrthwesfeIiy to CLarl $
h acombers dwelling house in said Eastbrook, On.
Meeting vi IA the County road n al his house.
We therefore request your honorable body 10 view
said route, and locate the same.
As in duty bound will ever pray.
4, c SPRINGER, and II others.
Franklin, March Nj b lsrG
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SPELL Upon WORDS,

SPELL UPON WORDS.
]. See, A. Bee-man.
2. Oh, A, tea, S-f0r sale.
?. See, oh, A, see, HIS ready.
4. All, A. tea-trap. -
5. See, oh. all, Alec.
Pedro WIT.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11
No. IL.

I am composed of 30 letters.
My l, 3, Y, Z. Is, 20, was warrior.
My 6. 4. II, IA, is a mountain.
Nv Is, l3. 30, s, Is. is bird.
My 90, 10. 10, ii. 9, 3. 4, 10, to improve.
My Is, 8. IL, 10, is what we too often
give.
My whole Is one of the commandments.
kENNEBEC.
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ENIGsIAS.
No. So.


No. SO.
am composed of 40 letters:
My IA, 10, 3S, is pronoun,
My 26, ), 3, IS. is girls name,
My 30, 30. q, 30 90, 8, is river in the
United States.
Ny IL. l3, Sc, is an adverb,
My l, Is, %, 81 90. 9, is kind 81
frnit.
My 5, l2, %, .. 80, II. s. 80. is an is
land or the coast of Maine.
My 6, 81, 90. 30, are noisy creatures,
Ny 81, Is, "a, Is, A, is pleasure boat.
My p, 81, Is, so. 4. is domestic
animal,
Ny 3a,7. IS, 80, "a. Il, 81, is some
thing very light.
My 10, ?, %, is number,
My whole is what all yong persons
should do. HopE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1866-05-11
ANAGRAMS.

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