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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24

At u meeting Of the Columbian Lodge,
Trenton May 9Th. 1857. the following officer,
were installed by James II. Whitaker, D.G. W
IT. Of the Arcadian Lodge.
ii. ;. Trevctt, ". c. T.. Frances A. Barton
W. V. T.; Myra Brasdon W. s.; w. Mlli-
ken, w. \. :. W. II. Young, W. I. $; Amer
ieus Hopkins. W. T.: Mrs. +. \. Bsster. NJ.
Laura +. kittrid-c, ID. NJ: Mrs. VI. A. TrcVctt
". G.; Mary Brown,I. g.; Geo. II. King. O.
G.;Abhic II Higgins, K. II. $; Fannie Barter,
l.. II, :.
The Lodge i in first rate order with eighty
four members, and fully determined to main
tain The great principles of Temperance and
Prohibition.
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Mr.. DESERT. May Is, 1861.

NR. S,wYEI:-Will You give the following
Notice Il place in your Paper
At u Meeting of Green Mountain Lodge No
ls3. May ID 1>G7, the following Officers were
duly Installed. Eten l.. Higgins, W. {. I.
Mrs. Hannah II. Higgins. W. V T.; Ebrn NJ
Hamor. w. =; Mis-. Florence Thom1'. W. A
:; Gideon Mayo, W. +. =. o. i. Knowles. W
T.; Byron kittrclsr, NJ; Miss Julia \. Lord
u. NJ; l.. \. Allen, ". G.; Mis-, 4. X. Somcs
X. II. :; Ms, \. VI. kittredy,. J.. II. =; Miss
Mary kttrrdce. |. g.. f. :. Richardson, o. &.
This Lo,ira was organized last O:.pl,cr, now
numbers li5 members ami is doing goo,
work. Yours in +. III. X c.
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Shipping 1ourual,
PORT or ELLSWORTH,

ARRIVED.
Nay 9th, sch Elizabeth, aureh. from Boston.
tGrIcpll, Whitaker, Boston.
Panama, Woodar Boston,
CLEARED
Nay 9Th, sch Frank Pirce. Grant for Portland.
Jouncclor, Wood, Calia<.
ARRIVED.
NAV 10th. sch. Telegraph " oodard. from salem.
bclewarc, " uod salem,
MARY Elizabeth Eaten, Boston.
a. Doris, Whitaker. Boston.
May 18th, sch. Warrcnton Lord, I;o. ton.
CLEaRtp.
MAY 18th, sch. Dolphin. Davis, for Boston
18th, sch. Mary Xii 'abcth, BATON. BOSTON.
Eth. sch. Telegraph. oouard, salem.
Fair Dealer, Relnck, Lynn,
Dolphin, Davis, Boston.
AHRItEp
May 18th, sch Canosa, Paficn. from Providence
.iuli,. \. Ritrh. Mn -, 'aez., 4 ~
RHnucv I've. Hait, !;,--.e
Valiant Nct'sfitItti. BOSTON.
d" Prank pirce, Grant, ro,IiaUd
Agnes. Young, Boston.
CLEANED.
May 10Th, sch. Delaware, W uod, for New York.
ARRIVED.
May 2i>t, sch, tarrcssa, Lancaster from Salem,
2.nd, Zicavo Holt. Boston,
CLEARED.
eI.t. sch, Banney Ives, Holt, for CaIias.
Mnncola smith, alias.
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PERsoNAL.-Gcneral J. G. Blunt of Kansas
is visiting his friend, in Trenton at the present
time. The General wa, born in that town and
leff this locality twenty two years since for
Ohio, where he studied medicine and graduated
at Medical College in that State. lie was
practicing his profession in southern M nsas in
1861 when the rebellion broke out, and ut once
he volunteered as private. Before the close
of the year of 1861, he was promoted to a Major
General. lie served with distinction in the
Military Department composed Of Kan sas. Ar
kansas, Nebraska &c. during the war. Our
readers will recolleet some account given of
the Generals operations, copied from Kansas
paper into the Anserscaa during the war At
one time he attended school in Ellsworth
and was a member Of the family of the late
Hon. Thomas Robinson. The General is u
little over forty years old, and is the very pie
turc of health, and contentment. Ills present
residence is Layenworth City. Il town of over
80 900 inhabitants. Eleven years ago there was
but one family living where the present city is
located, and that was living in tent under
tree.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24

PAYMENT OF BOtNTIEs.-There is reason to
fear that the large falling OF in our revenues
will render it impossible for the Secretary Of
the Treasury to prevent a very considerable
increase of the public debt. fthese acquisitions
are an indication of those which are to follow /;
and it is very certain that under existing cir
cumstanccS Mr.. McCulloch does not feel at lib
crty to borrow. and il is understood TINT, ina.
much the payments for interest this month
are very heavy. he will recommend that the
Secretary of War suspend payments of boun-
ties for the present. if not until Congress shall
make special provision for them.-[N. Y. Tri5-
NUR,
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Somebody gives the following as the
proper reading of the marriage service now-a-
days:
Clcrgyman-Will you take this brown stone
this carriage and span, these diamonds for thy
welded husband? Yes. will you take thi,
unpaid milliners bill. this high waterfall of
foreign hair, these atfectation accomplishments
and feeble constitution for thy welded wife !?
Yes. Then what man has joined together let
the next best man run away with, so that the
first divorce court may tear them assunder.
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1kNNkIIN. NptiI E1th, M.
To the Honorohle Board 81 County Commits sion
for the County III Hancock.
NE>~RS., the undersigned Inhabitants of said
vi Franklin, respectfully represent that the
road now leading from Daniel Pipcr- 10 the salt
water Landing is CIrcuitou- ard httlt ami IN ortl-T
to avoid the hili and shorten the distance chan -
IN sand road l. nurh nccdls,i-ihrrcfnrr the under
signed rc!ursi the County Commissioner. Ia
change said road by commencing at or near saisi
Dtuirt fipct- dwelling house and runnils To- TIM
Westward of Arthur trcnCh's dweiling-hou~c and
thence 10 the saltw alter Landing at or Charles
Ioo'lNfn's shop IN sand Franklin.
Aud the undcrsiyncd further lay that the lnha b.
itant- ot said Town uf Franklin have unreasonable,
rciu sod and neglected 10 grant the road for whi i
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Road Making.

1t is not every farmer that understands
how to make 4 good road, nor mechanic
nor business man either, and VIC think
in this locality the caase of this lack OF
knowledge. arises from a lack of interest
fact which should not long remain, be-
cause it costs so much to remain in irno
rance of u matter Of SO mach public inpor-
lance. One man says lie can make a good
road because he remembers how his father
| managed twenty-five years since. anl he
made good roads. Now it is ono thing to
make passable road on high and dry
ground and where there is but little pas sing
and an entirely different thing to make
good road over wet, springy. and clayey
soil, where there is a vast amount of tenn
ing A road will remain in good order if
indifferently made. or even if wrongly con-
structed on the lish; dry soil, WHEN little
used, while it requires brains. or scientific
knowledge, and a good deal OF labor ami
money to make a good road over the wet
and clayey soil, and one that will withstand
the constant wear of heavily loaded teams.
The first ching to be done i to have the
road thoroughly drained. This is of prime
importance. The gravel aud stones may
be used never SO freely. ii pools of water
are left standing at the sides of the road
with no chance of escape only as il cyapo-
rates. or oozes through and under the b d
Of the road there can be ITO good, or no per-
manently good road. The thing is an i'm
possibility. Therefore. there should be
plenty of culverts across the road. and
drains on each side TO carry of all the ac-
cunlulations of water from whatever source
it may come.
We are informed that such portions of
the Falls village road, as was covered with
small stones last year. remain in good con-
dtions this year. We have no doubt of
this, as general thing, because. no doubt
the agent took the precaution to have suit
able drains made. AMI it is possible also.
that sufficient amount of this kind of COW
ering might be used so as to make road
passable without the draining. but half, or
one quarter of the expense used in draining
WI ensure much better road. Common
experience teaches this. Take the wet or
swampy piece of land on the farm. "A piece
50 wet that it cannot be worked until June.
and drain it this year and the next year it
will be a month earlier and the team can
be driven over it with safety. 1t is cheap
e. to drain the swamp than it is TO fill il up.
Any one sees this.
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% the Honorable Court Of County C"mmiS- toners
next To he holden Ia kilss urth within and Tor tbs
County uf Hancock.
~ the undersigned, Your petitioners would
w respectfully represent that - highway urths
following location would he Of great priv ate and
public use, commencing bs the Long Pon, roa,l
near John iiuhhaI'- m Bucks port. an the line lie
tween Nathan Ehirlge'- and <aianl-i { arl,.ntpt'
thence running >ouiheasicI.y by or near samuel
D"'ii:e'-, William Dodge, Elias Dodge aud liz,
late residence {" Abraham Dodge ,al IA Ga land
aud mirr>cei the Town road near the welding ri
W. +. Whites IN Dlibd, whole distance ai,otit on,
miic-and w believing that saii tos.d ~f.,u..l h,
made, would re- resttully t,qucs Jst r it..I..l
alb, body ~ 'luiac sand Iott, a. s1at l.. ...
NcnicnCr and ucalc said road AMI IL u. ,iutN i.u
would ever pray,
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.ERs Oac CE YOUTH.

\ Gcaticman who suffered fur wears from Ncr-
Hous Debility. Premature Decay aui All the effects
OF youthful iuii 'erc.ien, Will for the >sko of sun
cring humanity, send trtc To all who nec,l it, III.
recipe and directions for making the simple remedy
by which he was cared. sufferers Wishing To profit
by the adVcrtiscr, experience, can do 50 ty AT.
dressing, IN pcricc confidence, JOHN u. OGDEN
y 'cdaf street, New l"lk. l!spl6
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Book Table.

PFrERSoN's M>GlLtSE for June, is an nm
usually fine nImbrr. even for this popular and
elegant magazine. 1t has u beautiful steel Gu
craving. The Wild Flowers in the Wood; " a
splendid mammoth colorcd fashion plate, with
five figures: "a cocred pattern for a tobacco
pouch; and about fifly wood cngra,inc> Of
dresses, honncts. cellars and cuffs, children,
fashions. haby's shoe, patterns IN embroidery,
smoking cap, &c, &c. The literary contents
maintain the high character Of 'PfrEESoN. :"
That powerful story. The Long Journey, " il
finished. Mrs. Ann :. stephens fascinating
noyelct. Married by Mistake" is continued.
\ capital article on The Laws Of Croquet, "
i, alone worth the price of the number. THIS
il y good time to subscribe, for new volume
begins with july, though back numbers from
January may also he had. if subscribers wish
to commence with the first Of the year. ''PE-
TFR-oN's j. the cheapest of all thr monthlic>,
To single subscribers il is hut 81. Ua wear.
For SS.O1 i've copic. are sent, with an extra
copy to the person getting III the club. Adj
dress {. }. Peterson, 3)j Chestnut ST., Phil:iia.
EVERY SATURDAY for May 18th has the usu-
al amount of we'll selected reading.
The Nursery for june will make the ~
tie folks smile. This is Capital Magazine and
We don't see why such an enterprise had not
been started before. John l.. Shorey, Boston.
81. 30 per year.
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Special Notices.
HAIR DYE.

lhS splendid Hair bye il the best in the wo'id.
The only fI1'c and pe9trt Dvc-!lsrnlc>S. Reliable
instantaneous. NJ disappointment No fi,liruou.
iints. Natural Black brown. Remedies tic III
effects Of htt Dyr. Iuyirorai-. the hair. leaving
/! soft aad beautiful The gcnuisr j. sigurd Uai-
an T. Et'-hei n. All others limitations,
and should hr avoided sold h., all Druggist. and
Perum-rs, FACTORY Il Barcla, street, NV lar..
lN.D..
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DIR. Il, X, TAYLOR.

No. L., Hanover STREET, BOSTON, has for 90
wears, in addition To his general family prnriicc,
given special attention To the treatment Of all Dis
eases OF The Blood, Urinary and Reproductive Or.
g1ns, and all complaints peculiar to women. Good
Recommendations provided for patients prefer to
remain in the city during treatment sp3i
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24

TIE MoRILE RfOT.-Thc Boston -idreHisef
las special Washington dispatch contanin :
vate hui authentic sources. 1t appears that
the PARTIES who fired the first two shots are
very bitter rebels, and it is reported that one of
them declared daring the afternoon of that day
that he was going armed 10 the meeting and
would use his pistol if he got chance. 1t is
believed by many conservative citizens that
the attack ON Mr.. Kelley was pre-arranged, but
that not more than four or five persons WIRE
i'll thu plot.
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Nj A II r 1 e d.

In Deer lsle. May Eth. 10y Rev. Il. +. Stinson
MI Edward a. Fink, NJ. II, and Miss Ada \. Bah
b,gc, both OF Deer l.lr.
Ia Extraordinary 18th. BY Rev. 7. Batchchior
MI. Horace smith, oi Mariayillc, TO Mrs. malta
Town of Ellsworth.
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Pei Order.
At 4 meeting of Buyle Lodge No. %

May 9TH, 1857. the following officer, Were duly
installed by W. o. Smith, u. q. VIC. 7.
L. l.. Moore, W. c. T.; Miss Helen c. Foss.
Wv. T.; Rose Stratton, W. $; \. b. Crab
tree, W. \. s.; ". Stratton, W. +. s.; l..
Wooster. w. + l.. Penny, VIC; NJ. +. Pet
tengill. NJ, Ella IIodgkins. ID. NJ; Ella F. Alb
bot, |. g.. A. +. Wooster, o. g.; Mrs +. l..
Moore. K. II. $; Mrs. NJ. =. Pcttcngill l.. II.
&. T.. l.. >tratton, p. W. {, I.
Per ORDER
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State of Maine,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

An adjourned session oil the Executive council
will he held a, the council chamber, In Augusta ON
Monday the third Il ay of june next.
Attest.
3wis ErHEAM FLINT, Secretary ef state
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At Court of Probate Holden at Ellsworth, witiAn
and for the County of Hancock on the 4th We'd.
ne -,lav of April A.. u. lsi1:
u Oily Ci.OtGiI, named ENecutrix in
/ tain instrument purporting to be the tast viii
add t. stament OF Daniel Cloush, late OF Bluebll,
In said county deceased, having presented the
same for probate.
otpEgED,-ihat the said ExecutriX give notice
to all persons interested, by causing copy of thi
order 10 be published three weeks successfully in
the Ellsworth American, prin ted at Elswor h that
they may appear at Probate Court to be held ~
Ellsworth In said county, on the third Wedne sdaJ
of June NEXT at ten of The cloSS in the forenoon
and shew cause, if fanny they have, why the SAID in
strunent should not he proved, approved, ana
allowed AZ the last will and testament of said dc.
ceased.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
3wls GEO. A. DYER, RcSii ter.
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Cleanse the Blood.

NJ It'll corrupt. or
w tainted Hood,
YOU are sick I'LL over. IL
may burst ont in PIN.
pic-, or SORES, or In some
active disease, or it may
merely keep sou l.stless
dcpr~sscd and good for
nothing. But you can.
not have good health
while Your blood is i'm
pure. AYERS sAEsI-
fAiilLLA pnrgcs out the
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To the Honorable judge Giro bate for dc County

To the Honorable judge ofiro bate for de County
ef Hancock
r iiE unaersi gnrtl administrator tie hpnis non
l Of the v,tatc of Nathan l.. Webster, late - Z
Verona, tn SAID County. ir"ca~crt 'tfully
prt scnt- that the goods aud rh.tteis rights aud
credits of .sid ,lrctas ed not sunriett pay
ms Just debts and charge at admins ration, by
the -nn of Five Hundred dollars, hcrviurc YOUR
petitioner pray, yuur homer TO grant hsIu lAcensc
To sell, at public or private sale, and convey all
al the real estate OF the deceased, situated in
the town Of Verona {iuctutit. the rcS.r,iun al thr
widuN'- dover thrrriu.I to satisfy said debts and
ch rgrs Of admins tratiob.
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Musical Festival !

j.
A MUSICAL FESTIVAL OR CoSvEN-
IN TON viii be helc ut
LIBBY HALL, MACHlAS,
Commencing ON Tuesday. June Eth, 1867, at
O'Clock, l.. NJ. and confirming
FOUR DAYS AND EVENINGS.
The Singers and Musical People of Washing
ton County are invited to he present and assist
in making the fcstiNa al u success,
CoNpuCroi,--Mr. Frederick 5. Davenport OF
Bangor.
ri,NIsr-Mrs. J. s. Davenport,
THE OBJECT or the FESTIVAL,
Are. Ist. The formation of a Washington
County Musical association.
ID To awaken more lively interest in the
study of Music.
Ill To Improve our choirs in the perform
ancc Of Church Music.
4,h. \ general good time.
The singers present will he organized into
Churtr. and the daily sessions occupied in the
practice OF Church Music and Opera Choruscs.
THE PRAISE OF ZION
collection of Church Music by Wilder and
Davenport, and
TIL OPERA CHORUS BOOK"
will be furnished for the Use OF the class.
THERE WILL BE THREE SEES SlONS
DAILY.
CONCERTS will he given on THURSDAY
and FRIDAY EVENING. consisting of Vocal
and Instrumental Selections and Choruscs by
the Class.
Season Tickets admitting to all the exercises 81
the Festival. 400
Concert Tickets. 80
Rehearsal, II
cu-No efforts will be spared to make the
Festival a suecc>> worthy the attention Of the
musical talent OF a'hns.oa County.
weeks Is.
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'' BtNJAMIS. II. WEBSTER,
Aprl ai,h, isi7.
STATE OF MAINE

y. l~i..
tpoa the foregoing pctrtion oRnEREb That
-aid petitioner Civ public npiire 10 all persons in
tcrcted by causing copy ofthc petition, and thu
order thereon, To be published three week success
ncly IN the Ellsworth american anew spapcr print
Ell in Hi worth. in said County that they aiay ap-
prar Court o. Probate Tor said CoEn t. b. held
at f.li,N urth, oil the ThIrl "wednesday of JUNE
next n ten OF Tia. clock IN tn. forenoon, to show
causc, II ANY they have Why the prayer OF said
petitioner ,huuid moi lie granted.
FALhIK TCth Judge.
true topy-.tticst:
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IMPORTANT TO FEMALES.

The celebrated DIR. DOW continue. TO devote hi,
entire time to the treatment of all diseases inCidc
10 the female system An experience of tw,ut
three Years enables him to guarantee ,uc.l, and ne
msn"nt relief in the u'u,'i ut S.,pr,Ss,o. AN.
all other Menstrual arrangements. nom uAd.ey,
cause. All letters Tor advice must contain Al t,6e
No Eudicott street Boston.
y Blizzard furnished to those WHO wish 10 r..
main under treatment.
Boston, June -, lsCsi. lv"Ix
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STATE pf MAINE.
Hancock IS. Court OF Probate, April TERM. 4

II NE tF NNNF.
Hancock, IS. Court OF Probate, Aprii TERM. a.
II. i~tI.
/ I, the foregoing PETITION, DSpt REp.-fhat
saii petitioner give publ motive To all per -tns
re-icd. hy causing COPY I'll thu petition IN
tits order thereon, tn he published tnTct week.
surcCssiSel. IA thr Ellsworth Amrrieap ncw-
paper publ he'd in Ellsworth. IN salh County tina
they MAY appear ut q Court ui Probate for sSht
County to In. held AT III sy,,,tth ia -aa County,
the ihttd Nc'!He~'iay 81 Junc next, NJ ten OF the
clock in the forenoon. aud sh9~ cause II any Tiny
have, why the prayer OF art petitioner should not
bc granted.
PARKER 1T'Ck, Judge.
! true Cepy-ittest. 6to- \ btf.R, Register.
5WlS
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WHY SUFFER IRON SORES

W heA by tie use al the Arnica Ointment Won
can cas. lee cured. 1t has relieved thousands from
Burns, Cuts, ChnpPed Hands, Rolls,
>prnins, Warts, Itch,
And every complaint of the skin Try it for it,
costs but - cents. he sure to ask tor
Hale'S Arnica Ointment.
For sale by all Druggists, or send y cents tn q
l.. SEYMOUR Co, Boston Mass, and tcceve a
box lay return mail. Gln ts5I
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To the Honorable Judge OF TT .bate tor The Go unity
ct Hancock.
1'uE uuder-iync'l, Guardian Of Cora r. Graves
/ Minor fictr u John b. crays. late nj TrcnSpn
IN said County deceased, respectfully represents
that -ati Minor IL seized and posi- s~Cf Of tho
following described Real estate, w :bnc Lat .r
Parcel Lot of iaui in said Iren ton 'enta,ninE
y acres more les. e'le'i to Ihr said John /
Ora, bt Moses L t,ravc- the iat DAY Of thrt..
lsS,. recorded in Hancock Resistry OF lh.sis Vol
l1b, Page b. also another ptrcr of land Contain
ing acre anil recorded in -atd RrSl-trs Bpos III.
Page 2iI. it being tine -une Described in a De.'i
urcd In the ltt sisirx al beet lar sapd County
Volume Ill. page - sni IL
That II wouid I've Tor the brnehi Of sail Minor
that said lea Estate shault b- SOLD add the pro-
rc,d- Thereon pun out N Interest, or othcrMiss
U>.,i tor her teurht- she therefore PRAY thai
c~n>c hr granted her, To -~li an'! convey tie
ab,,vc described Real Estate AT public or priv ate
ofdtng 10 the requirement III the Law
NAOMI j. GRAVES.
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3wls GEO. \. DYER Register


To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the County
0f HAnaocs
r He under igne administrator Of the cstatc o
/ John Crppen late OF Trenton III said County i,
deceased, respectfully represents that the goods
and chatcl-, rights and credits al said dceease 4
are not sufficient to pay the s>t dchts and charge
Of admins rat.on, u, the sum of One Hundred
flrty dollars, Wherefore your petitioner praNs
your Honor To grant him "a License Ia sell, at pub
lie or private sale, and convey sufficient of the
real estate OF the deceased (ineliding the revers
ion of widows dover therein, 10 satisfy said debts
and charges oi attinni,trati N.
WILLIAM THOMPSON,
April 2ith. ISL.
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock, S.. Court OF Probate, April Term, 4.
II. lSi1.
Upon the foregoing petition, oRpHRrp,-That
said petitioner give publ notice to all persons
interested, by Causing copy of the petition, aud
this order III. reon, to bs Published three weeks
successfully in The Ellsworth American u news.
paper publls he'd in Ellsworth in said County, that
they my appear at a Court OF Probate for said
County to be held at Ellsworth ON the Thni We'd
nea,iay of June HeAt, at ten Of the lock in the
forenoon, to show cause, II ANY they have whs the
prayer OF said petitioner should NOT lie granted.
PARKER TtGk, Judge.
\ true Copy-Auest:
Is GEO. \. DYER Register.
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Is Gro. A. D,re R,ss.,er

ia tue Honorable JudS, Of L. ubato TOT ;4e CosuIy
Il iiaHe."k.
r II r. UNDER igucd, Widow Of Albert g, Brooks
/ late al Lli.worth in ~ad County, deceased.
respectable r"prc-tEts, that -ait deceased died
possess. . Personal Esiaic. and Hn Inventory u {
which has Dccu duly Iaturned into the frotst u
Onicc that her circumstances render IT necessary
that she should have Of SAID Per. onal Estate
than -hc is cntited to on a dI-tribuiun thereof.
she therefore prays this your Honor would grant
her such Allowance out OF laid Personal Estate,
in Your i>rfe ion YOU may determine nee, >-ary
anil proper, and that commissioners be APP
pointed 10 set out her bower ON said csi ate.
N. j. BROOKS,
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NTNTE Ut MAINE.
Hancock, s.. Court of Probate, April Term A.
u. Isl.
Widow give public notice Ia all person. Intcrcste Il
by causing copy OF this Order - lie pub. she =!
three weeks e>-i'cly IN th' H.w"lth
American - new paper published in Ellsworth
in said County, that they may appear III Court
of Probate for said County Ia be held At IN wort.
the ihirt Wednesday June me- st. at ten nj ths
closk the forenoon. ond show cause. il any They
have, why the same should mol be granted.
FARMER TUCK, Juda.
\ True topy-Attcst.
GO. 4. DrIK. kesustcr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1867-05-24
The use Of Tobacco.

approved March /, 1867. !