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An Evening of Sacred Songs
PHILIP PHILIPS Of new YORK,
WIN give an evening of song 1T
HAYFORD'S HALL.
Friday Eve, July 23.

1t is hoped our citizens and the public generally, will
avail themselves of this very opportunity hear
this popular singer and author, whose reputation as
public singer Is world wide.
MIR. Philips has sung in Boston. New York, Cincinnati
Chicago, ST. Louis, New Orleans, Philadeph ia alti-
more, Washington and other principal cities in this
country. And in London, Manchester Paris and other
places of note in England and France where he has been
listened to by crowded houses.
Doors open at singing to commence at O'clock
(From the Philadelphia Age & Gazette.)
Last evening at large meeting held in the Academy
of Music, MIR. George H. Stuart introduced Mr. Philips
remarking that although his friends told him that he
had no ear for music that he not ashamed to saw
that he had eyes that could weep with President Lincoln
as Mr.. Philips sang his touching songs in the II all of
Representatives, at Washington The Singer then sang
and was rapturously encored again and again.
(From the Chicago Republican,
Philip Philips concert last evening, was one of the
most delightful entertainments OF the Kind that we ever
had the privilege of attending No can hear Mr.
Philips sing without being not only entertained but
what he sings,
(From the Cleveland Herald)
by large audience who manifested their delight by FREE
quent and hearty applause. No one who heard Mr. Phil
JOY of thousands Mr. Philips singing Speaks for se
but his deeds not generally known as he
gives the net proceeds of his singing to charitable pur-
poses.
(From the Ohio State Journal)
The Philip Philips Concert That Philip Philips has
powerful hold the hearts of the people, the large a
dience at Town street church last night proves beyond
question The church has the largest audience room in
the city, and it filled. Under the influence of his
soft melody of eoquence speaking in tone as well as in
music they nestle down into their and hold their
breath, When did another sing they would clan
their hands stamp their feet The concert can rer
tainly be pronounced a success. 2w1
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Notice Of Foreclosure

WHEREAS, WILLIAM A. WARREN OF North.
w port, in the county Of Waldo on the twenty.
ninth day OF December, A. D. ISIS by his deed of mort
gage OF that date, recorded in the Waldo Registry OIL
l45, page 49,, conveyed to certain parcel OF land
situate in said Northport, being the premises
scrbed in my WARRANTED deed to Charlotte A. Martin
dated February 2sth, 1867 and recorded in the Waldo
Registry, VOL no. page i9i, to which, and the deeds
therein mentioned reference is hereby had for descrp
ton Also, another certain parcel of land situate in
said Northport, containing about three acres being the
same premises which We're to conveyed by Harriet A
JOY, i'll lsjS by her deed recorded said Re gstry and
whereas, the condition in said mortgage is broken by
reason whereof claim foreclosure.
Dated at Belfast in suid County, this sixth ay O. uly
A. ID. 1869. LUTHER PERRY
3w52 BY JOSEPH WILLIAMSON, his attorney
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DISTRICT COURT OF TIE UNirEI / p.,,..,,..
STATES. District of Maine. ~ pANhhtFl'f'
In the matter of LUTHER TIBBETTS, Bankrupt
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That IL Petition has
L been presented to the Court this sixteenth day
OF June, A. ID. 1869, by Luther Tbbetts, of Addison ia
said District, Bankrupt praying that he may be de-
creed to have full discharge from ali his debts provabe
under the Bankrupt Act ndiv dua and as partner in
the firm of ibbetts & Worcester composed of said lib
belts and Lorenzo d. Worcester, upon leading SAID
petition,
on the same the first Monday OF Oct d. 1869 before
the Court in Portland in said District, 10 O'Clock A.
~ and that notice thereof be published in the Machias
Republican and the Republican Journal newspapers
printed lii said District, week for three weeks and
that all creditors who have proved their debts and other
persons in interest may appear at said time and place
ana show cause, if any they have why the prayer of said
Petition should not be granted. WIN. z. PREBIE,
3wl Clerk Of District Court for said District.
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MARRIED.

In Albion, by D. BIN Fuller, Esq, Mr. Orlando AM
drews, and Miss Frances j. i;lsher both of Albion.
In Gushing, July 4th, by A. S. Faes, Esq. Capt Cy-
rus W. Chadwick and Miss HELEN Iretethercn, all OF
Cushing
In lsesboro, July 4th by {. NJ Rhodes Mr. Llewellyn
W: Gilkey and Miss Lois +. Dodge both of /.
In No bucksport, July 1th, by Rev +. NJ. Fowler, Mr.
John Chase OF Bucksport, and NJ 3s Elizabeth G. Rowe
of Dedham.
In Ellsworth July 3D. Mr. Levi Ii. Treyett and Miss
Abbie +. Tinker, both Of Trenton.
In Bluehill, july IT'LL Mr.. William Mcdowell, of Port
land to Miss Sarah NJ. Chase daughter of the late Cap
Judah Chase, OF b.
In No. Eucksport, July 9Th, by Rev. Il. n Fowler Mr.
Thomas 5. Clay and Miss Sarah f. snnw, both of Bucks
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THIS is TOGIVE NOTICE: That on the twenty sec
L ond day of June, A. ID. 1862 warrant in Bank
ruptcy was issued against the Estate of JOSEPH F.
HALL OF Lincolnville, in the County of Waldo, and
State of Maine, who has been adjudged Bankrupt on
his petition Individually and as a member OF the
firm of MCCLURE CO.. the other member of which
firm was JAMES MCCLURE; and member of the
firm of JOHNSON, HALL & co, the other members of
which firm were II. H. JOHNSON and ANSEI. 10TH
ROP; and as member of the firm of MCLURE, 10TH
ROP & CO., the other members of which firm were
BENJAMIN w. LOTHROP and JAMES MCCLURE:
and as member of the firm of HALL, LOTHROP &
CO., the other member of which firm was BENJAMIN
W.LOTHROP that the payment ofany debts and delivery
Of any property belonging to such Bankrupt to him.
hidden by law; that meeting Of the Creditors Of the
said Bankrupt to prove their debts and to choose or
more Assgnees OF his Estate will be held at Court
Maine, before Peter Thacher. Register on the Fed
day of July A. D. 1869, at O'Clock r NJ at the office Of
the Register of Probate. LEANDER WEEKS
3w51 U. S, Dep. Marshal as Messenger
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Mort ga gees Notice.

'ENHE subscriber hereby gives public notice that John
Stewart OF Stockton, in the County OF Waldo, on
the twenty seventh day OF April iii the year our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and sNysiX by his DIT ed
Of morgage of that date, conveyed to him the ubscrb
err Alfred Berry, OF said stockton, the folio ing descrb
ed parcel OF land situate in Scatspot, in said County
west Of the turnpike called, and b. uned the south
oy land OF David Berry being part Of lot No. the
so called southwest by land of John Lbbey being part
OF lot No. ;. said mortgage given to secure the
payment OF two hundred and ninety dollars and interest
and is recorded in the Waldo Registry OF Deeds, book 1874
page 3o5, and the conditions i'll said mort gage have been
broken, by reason whereof the said mortgage claims
foreclosure OF the same. ALFRED BERRY.
July s, 1862 3ul-
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED y~p,x,,o,,n
STATES. District OF Maine. - ~ -
In the matter of JOHN FLOWERS, Bankrupt
fNHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE that Petition has been
l. presented to the Court this twentytourth day of
June A. d. 1863 by John Flowers of Belfast in said Dis
rict Bankrupt praying that he may be decreed
a full discharge from all his debts, provabe under the
Bankrupt act; and upon reading said Petition
1T Is ORDERED by the Court that hearing be had
upon the same, the first Monday Of September A. d.
1869, before the Court in Portland in said District at
10 O'Clock, A. M and that notice thereof be published
in the Republican Journal and the Rockland Free
Press, newspapers printed in said District, once Il
week for three weeks and that all creditors who
proved their debts and other in interest may APP
pear at said time and place and show cause if any they
have, why the prayer of said Petition should not be
granted. VIM. =. PREBLE,
iw5l Clerk of District Court for said District.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED II, !, ,,-......
STATES, District of Maine. ~ D'-'NA'ri W.
In the matter OF JAMES LANCASTER, Bankrupt.
TTNHE SECOND GENERAL MEETING of the Cred
Il itors of said Bankrupt will be held at Belfast, in
said District on the twenty second day of July AID. 1862
at three O'Clock 2. NJ, at the Office of Peter Thachcr
Esq, one of the Registers in Bankruptcy, in said Dis
rict to wit at the office of the Register Of Probate for
the purposes named In the eth Section of the Bankrupt
Act of March 2, 1867. WIN. q. CROSBY Assignee
Belfast, June %, 1869 2Wjl
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twenty-five Square Feet

more heating surface than any furnace the same size
can give without them.
by placing the vapor pan where il should be,
above the heating appa ratus. to restore humid
ity Pilsul of water should be evapora where only
pints now.
1t is law OF nature that the higher the temperature
the more water air will and must contain. II Furnace
ar be not supplied by proper apparatus the supply will be
drawn from any and all Even from the lungs of
those respiring it. If they happen be weak so much
the worse for the lungs.
1t is well known tact, that the Sirocco winds of the
Sahara and Arabian deserts, become the balmy air It
aly by passing over the Mediterranean sea- after
Ing heated. and taking upa proper and heahul per
cent. OF humidity.
Hence we claim this Furnace to be the powerful
as well as the most economical heater present in ex
stence and Will warrant No. do the work of
public. = '-
As to durability we will come under bonds that they
Furnace to last.
And will warrant every give perfect satisfaction
Ia Stove and Furnace work of ali Kinds promptly and
faithfully executed. y. =. HENSEH Il son
5moS4S No. as Main street,
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OUR READERS

will find In columns the advertisement of the Pea
body Medical institute which now publishes Dr. Hayes
new work entitled "rHE SCIENCE OF LIFE, or
SELF-PRESERVAT1ON which treats upon ali the
disorders that result from the of YOUTH in a
mastery manner, and which should be in the hands OF
every young and every per suffering from de-
cline of the physical powers. This Institute has also pub
lished an invaluable treatise entitled SENUAL PHYS
IOlOGi OF WOMAN, AND HER DlSEAStS,n Don't
tail to read the advertisement, Jwl
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lo the ton. Counfy Commissioners al the
Connty Of Hu1io.
WHEREAS the % Belfast and Mooschead Lake Rail
w road Company" by their President and Directors
tore flied with said Commits ioners their location of said
haifoad from the centre C the north south road
to the centre OF the leading from Unity to Tnorn
alke' IN the town of Unity in said County which oc
ers and entered on their record
And whereas said road located passes over land
owned as far your Petitioners have been able to IN
sertin by the following named persons seyerally to wit
Mrs a. j. Green, A. Rose, heirs of A. j. Roberts l..
G. Horton, j sturteyant, j. Lane W. n Roberts, A. 5.
Forbes, H. II, Harris and B. Leathers in the town of
Brooks; b. +. Holbrook, J. Santia r. iobrook heirs
OF s. Abbott w Briggs, W. Gordon, S. Lowell j. Bailey.
shbles in the town of Knox; j. McManus F. Pendleon,
n. BRADFORD L. Gates, E. Phbrck L. Gates j Gordon
Hail. A. X. Bumps and r. Rich in the town Of Thorn
dixie Stevens, r Cornforth, s. crosby r. Files p p
scribner, b. Hunt, h.. H. Moulton and b. F. Chase in
the town of Unity
And whereas said Company is desrous IN take s mncb
OF the lands aforesaid covered by said location and
tlguous thernunto, may be required the consrc-
by law.
Wherefore said Company respectfully pray that the
Hon the Commissioners may proceed after notice
to the parties interested to estimate the damages ss-
tanned by the parties aforesaid whose estate may be
required and taken for the purposes aforesaid according
to the torn of the Statute such case made and provided
Dated at Belfast the I'd day of July, A. d. 1863.
Belfast Moosehead Lake Railroad Company by
A. HAfFORD, President of said Company,
STATE or MAINE,
Waldo, 49,
County Commissioners Court, April Term, A. D. ls,iy.
nN the foregoing petition, ORDERED That the Coln.
~ ty commissioners meet at the store OF Michael
Chase In Brooks, on Monday the d day OF August next
at 10 o'clock NJ and thence proceed to view the route
set forth in the petition Immediately after which at
some convenient place in the vicinity a hearing of the
parties and their witnesses will be had and such further
measures taken in the premises Commissioners
shall Judge proper And it is further Ordered that
ce of the time place and purposes of the Commission
ers meeting Aforesaid be given to all and Cor
Petition with this Order thereon upon each one Of the
before named ann m OF land on said route and by post
towns, of Brooks kDox, Thorndile and Unity, and by
publishing the same in the Republican Journal and Pro
gressve ge,puoc newspapers published in said County
y days before the time appointed for said view that all
may appear and be heard it they think proper
Attest, s. L.. MILLIkEN Clerk
Copy Of petition and order OF Court
Attes., S. l.. MILIlKES, Clerk
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DUNKLEE,'S
Golden Eagle Furnace
= ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

the result of thirty years practical experience in
the Furnace business and only combines in Fur
mace al valuable and well tried principles but steps in
laws, however simple they may be- Viz
by exposing very large surface directly to small
amount OF fuel.
BY making large amount Of atmosph eric air mpnge
directly upon this large surface, take the
heat to the rooms to be warmed.
ny taking idvantage of comparative expansion and
construction OF metals in the combination its parts
so as to prevent the escape OF gas.
ny preserving fire day and night by the modern mode
OF mounting doors and regulators.
~ rejecting all re-brick, and conductors, bs til
tutns very heavy fire pot, l.. inches thick At the
points OF combustion thus saving the heat hithero alb
sorbed by brick, and melted coal will not adhere to
IRON, 1t can never elm Eer nor require lining
By easy manner and convenience in tending Furnace.
ny ldiod OF eight raaat ers upright around the bl
| pi V
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Eastern State
NORMAL SCHOOL,
CASTINE, MAINE.
The Fail term Of this Institution will begin
AUGUST 18th,

Tie FalI term Of this Institution viii begin
AUGUST 18th,
and continue II weeks
The high reputation which this school has won during
the past two years commend it to all who desire to
become efficient teachers,
Tuition and most Of the Text Books free
Board $3.50 per week. Good accommodations for self
boarding. in neatly furnished each convenient for
Two Students may be obtained for 90 cents per week.
Expenses may thus be reduced to about So per week.
Applicants 1emales must be at least IL years of age
II males Il. Each pupil must bring certificate of good
moral character. For particulars address Principal.
Board Of Instruction.
&. II. FLETCHER, Principal.
Miss II. b. COFFIN Miss J. f. SWEET, Miss A. p
CATE, Teachers
Mr. J. w. DRESSER Teacher of Music.
MIR. MARK HARDEN, Teacher of Penmanship,
Dr. N. T. TRUE. Lecturer Geology GW51
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POND & CO.'S
MAGIC FURNACE.
Warranted to Give Entire Satisfaction
NJ porl uo+ S,,rFooo. NJ Txo,,,.n 49,
No Red Hot Surfaces! No Impure Air

Mr. Pond has had II years experience in the Stove and
Furnace Business, and is confident that this is the best
Furnace for heating Dwelling Houses that has been
put in the market.
1t presents larger amount of effective Radiaing Sur
face than any other and the peculiar arrangement of the
Flues is such that the products OF Combustion
completely Retained and Radiated to exhaust all the
heat hrom the coal! the Funnel becoming comparatively
cold before entering the Chimney.
1t has but Five Packing JOINTS and those so adjusted
as prevent the escape of Gas and renders Pack
ing sufficient for years.
This Furnace is made of Cast Iron, and very heavy,
making durable than those constructed partly OF
Sheet lron and careful examination of the form and
fitting of the Castings, will show that all Liability
Crack is obvated by the ample provision which has been
made for Expansion and Contraction.
The Fire Chamber OF the Second Size is two feet
in diameter, and being Lined there be no Red Hot
Surfaces, rendering the air Impure and Poisonous.
the Furnace, thus oftenmes saving large amount Of
Pipe.
Every Furnace Warranted Perfect, anu to give
Satisfaction.
Mr., French also offers for Sale
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PONDS
DOUBLE RAD|AT|NG FURNACE
IMPERIAL r FURNACE.

For heating Churches. school Houses.
Halls al other large Buildings.
We append few Letters and Names CT Parties now
using these FL RNAt'ES In Belfast
BELFAST, August, lS66.
have used the Magic Furnace winter and have
found it convenient ana easily managed 1t is simple
its construction, and a good heater. c. PALtREY.
ALLEN FRENCH, ESQ: Dear Sr-The Magic Furnace
mad OF you proves to be everything need. 1t burns
less coal than my old one. and gives much more heat
very little care to tend Ii can be perfectly regulated
is to keep the fire Tor months. WIN. 0. POOR.
j. 7. WHITE, ROBERT WHITE,
WIN. o. POOR VIM FREDERICK
Mrs. FURBER, A. q. JEWETT,
a. +. DODGE, SPENCER MATHEWS,
DIR. MOODY, JAMES WHITE,
WIN. Ii. BUitEIi.L, w. p. HARTMAN,
Mis-. LOWNEI. CALVIN HERVEY.
WIN. MARSHALL, VIM. ii. FOGLER,
WM. NJ. RUST, l.. A. kNOWLTON.
DR.. PALFREl, VIM. II. MCCLELLAN,
JOSEPH BEAN GEO. SLEEPER,
w. III. SIMPSON, NEHEMIAH ABBOTT
CAKES Angler H. H. CARTER
Ii, II. JOHNSON,
HAYFQRD HALL,
UNITARIAN CHURCH,
METHODIST CHURCH,
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.
Job Work, Pump Work and Plumbing
Done in the Best Manner,
at Short Notice.
A. ID. FRENCH.
Ill No. Custom House Square.
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Among recent patents are the follow ing-
j., ID. Leach, Penobscoi Me- assicror 10 himself
= = iutchngS and :. Leach, navigaor's bearng-n-
WIN. r. Sherman. ButkSport, Me- process of re-
pairing crucbes W. y
Frederick Fisher, Kockland Me- MARINE spike.
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Decription of No. l Clipper.

The Clipper Number One gotten up to supply the
wants of such farmers desire for any
ly horse for moving 1t is capable OF cutting five
eight acres per day without injury to the horsehe labor
being no greater than blowing The very great IA
with which it has been received Is the best evidence
that it is suited to the purpose for which it made.
Although numerous ether styles of one-hofse machines
1t was first brought into the market in 1SU6 when fifty
were built. Ine year IT was awarded the Grand
Golden Medal, all competitors, at the Auburn Trial
In ls6. hundred and SlNty-two built, and al
thoughwe built five hundred and eighty last year,
unable to supply the demand by several hundred.
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DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED ~ .
STATES District of Maine ~ hANhHufi'A'
In the matter of JOHN FLOW Frs, Bankrupt.
IS ORDERED that a second general meeting OF the
Creditors of said Bankrupt be held before PETER
~ lac ESQ Register in Bankruptcy in said District
at MS olce in said Belfast to wit ut the office of the
Register of Probate, the 22d day Of july A. d. 1869
At o'clock r NJ, for the purposes named in the twenty
Seventh Section of the Bankrupt Act of March 2, 1857
2W'l WIN. II. FOGLER, Assignee.
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DE HfEAn.ED
- of " 1antsOever Disease q haye bv
the GREAT SPlkIrr AL REMEDY, Mkts. sK.ENCE's
POSITIVE AND Negative POW.
DERs. If your druggist hasn't the Powders send a
brief description CT your disease 10 psoF. PAXTON
SPENCE, NJ. d., Box 5sl-, NEW YORK CRY, and those
mysterious. wonder Ori1ims Pow .iers will
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.
COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.

fEHE next Court Of Bankruptcy, for the County OF
Waldo, viii be held al the Office of the Register of
Probate, in Belfast, on Thursday July % d. 1869 If
O'Clock, l.. NJ PETER THACHER REGISTER
Belfast, June n 1869. 3w5l
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This Company OFFERS tht following sI,.n,
tag+s: "
Ii ts "a National Company, eIsrt.ge, a.,
special act of Congress. iasjS.
II mas IL. ptid-uD capital of = .DSetS ss,.k
It OFFERS low rates of premium.
1t furnishes larger Insurance than 9th,
companies Tor the same money.
H - dehnitc ami certain in its russ.
II IS home company in every !0caIit,
us pOIfcies are exempt from lttiscIsSi.ps.;
Ihere are no unnecessary restrictions il.
policies.
Every policy Is nDn- 10 rfeit.siIa
A'OltCies may DE taken WHICH ia, IA, 81.
insured their full amount. and rpas:ru ali
the premiums, SO thar the Insurance costs
only the interest on the annual IayHsaE ma.
FoHcies may Ice taken thai ~ i'll pay to tbs
insured, aater certain number OF years
curing lie, ana annual income OF 8HI.1 r,s,
the amount nam ed in hs, policy.
NO extra rate Is charged Tor risks an. .s,,.
lives of femaIes. "
81 insures, not 10 pa, ,.,.idanas ia null<,
hOtsieEs hut tt so low ;ss.st sei..s.4y.iI.
will be impossible.
siTSu!ts.s .iI ,,s...t, s.s.tii<tstar,
gwen sH application tss. ssr:a1.Sg, s.ftsr.
az sHs' Company.
ROLLINS CIIANDl E. llrrel ats r hang.
State s'r ct, Boston.
neral \ u II n;
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Gold Medal No. l, for One Horse
awarded at Auburn, 1855.

The Committee who Lad charge -! ,..e Great Trial At
Auburn, NJ T., in 1860, i'll reference to the CLIPPER
Machine, say:
" The mechanical execution Of this machine reflects
the highest credit upon Mr. Dutton the inventor in this
respect it surpasscs all the rest All the bearings
smooth as machinery make them all the joints
closely fitted all the parts mathematieay in line, all
the materials of which is composed are of the best that
can be procured. SO excellent the workmanship OF
this machue that protest in writing was entered at
Auburn by OF the exhibitors against it lon the ground
that it better than the builders the habit OF
furnishing to their customers subcommittee ap
pointed to examine the machines in their warehouses,
and also in the hands of farmers After careful exam.
nation, the Committee reported that the machine in
respect better than those which they had sold and
which exposed in their warehouses for cnrrent
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SLIP NEWS.
PORT OF BELFAST.

ARRIVED.
July sth. Sch Darius Eddy, Hopkins, New York
10th. Sch Joseph, Bullock, Boston,
nth. Scils Alkaline, Ryan Boston; ABBY Gale RYDER
do. '''
18th. Sch VIM. s. Eadle, Ryder, Ellsworth.
SAILED.
July 10th. Sch Arey Ryan, Portland ,
~ 18th: Sclis Darius Eddy, Hopkins, Bangor; Abby
Gale, Ryder, Ellsworth '
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American House.
Assignee's Sale.

A GREEABll toan order of the District Court of the
"A United States for Maine District shall offer at
private sale, at the Post Office at Green's Landing on
Deer Isle Saturday. the 9th day of July inst at one
O'clock p. NJ certain notes and accounts belonging to
the estate OF Geo. w. Collins, of said Deer Isle Bank
ruDt O wit - ~
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CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOE II, Chairman Finance amt Executive Curi.
Iqlttec.
HENRY b, COOKE Vice President
EMERSON W. PEEL Secretary and Aclaary