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LONDON.
General Taxation In England.
Legislation on Labor.
The Nai1ers of Stafford
shire.
Immortality, Dt.titutiaH and Degradation
tfaox crK o~s cogR15rosDrxr.l

lEuQA GEh QNS Et60kS4 NS1@@As1
LONDON Ap1n Il.
1ners "A little doubk tnat the one shilling duty on
czu which his rust been removed By the Cntneel-
lor Of The E1chequer raised the price OF the htta-
Gle IN the British markets BY th2t amount fhe
average consumption Of wheat Is estimated ~
three-iourths Of quarter Per head lot lie poorer
classes, and hall = quarter among The mote PROS
perpus making total consumption OF Aoons zls-
0o0tO quartefH per snnun. 10 that tue tot0 polueu
on the poor from the Increase OF price NA Apo1t
nlnepenee per head, oue-1hl1d Of which, OF three
pence. was actual ta1auou and two-thisds, or 6tx-
pence, the indirect result Of the tax. The beae-
1T 10 the rorkIpg.ciAss from the lowering OF the
duties on tea and susa1 Il immensely appreciated
I, tust amounts to this: Every poor man now con-
guues, On the average, three pounds Of tea during
the year in the place Of in 15a1 and Of one and
4 half In 1857. Eyc1! cnld Of WORKING
class family now gets, on tho average, twice as
much sugar Is IN 1851, to supply tne oeaGene1 oi
a scauty diet. Thousands Of working people N
England drink tea or coffee three umes uaJ'
An OLD woman, with hall . crown and loal
xcee from the parish, spends twopence hall.
renny in tea. 1rish families IN Conneuat1r VINO
seldom eagse meats eru great CONSUMERS Of Tea
and sucsr, eating the sugsr On sheu uaesd Ann ID
,betr satrabout The yast addition to ther COM
Inn, through h!a free trade legslatson 70 one Of
the secrets Of MI. Glalftonea popularity
highly Interesting sketch has oeen uaas py M
industrious and sagae.oua economist, HI. padeJ
baxter, Of the srs,cn Of taxation IN England 1t
s,noont,, IL substance, to this: The s7n "y Far
,,n<. With a t,ue estate and the aeennnlatona OF
rroneut ancestor, has to pay the State heavy As
aessment tpon lta toial ssne before he ean enter
upou his inheritance. He paJs taxcs On hts rents
| and dfy,dcnts Is often ns he receives them
| lie rass them On bis country seat and PARK
| and on h.e more costly town man1ion- He pays
though very lightly, at his breAkfsst-ssole In tht
morning; II he goes ont hunting, he pays upon hts
horses and hounds; Il he ahooss, he pays upon his
| sameleeper and dogs, ard for hts own license Il
spct md e RAYS on his nask At the corerr aide ant
on the cKur which circles It's smoke into The al.
\ bis wife drives oct, be para upon the coachman
:ce horses and carTi1ge, aol on the aEmot1a bear
1ugs Ii he gives . dinner party, he pays upon TIL
platc, upon the wine, and urou the butler and foot
| man behind n.s chalz. Up till now, he has paid 4
tax upon the INSURANCE OF hts house, hut this h
ceasec- BE pays Il he goes 10 Law, and II he add
to his esta1e he pays st1i1 more. The tr1ft'na
Standing behind bis counter pays upon bis hoos
and shop, and upon the food NJ hih household; Il
pays upon his licenses; he pays upon the ltsac
70 hts wife, and upon the house or neld which hl
father has LETT; and he pays By small deibleb O
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07

On the 9TH a portion Of the Truesdell
bridge at Elgn, crowded with teams, men,
women and children fell to the water which
at the particular point was only four feet
deep. The account by the Chicago Post
says "The scene beggars description, and
the thousands of spectators will not soon
forget the heart rending shrieks of the hun.
dred human beings, Of all ages, who were
thus suddenly piled together in fearful
manner. Willing hands at once went to
work and rescued the sufferers; and al.
though thisty or forty are known to have
been injured, at this time it is believed that
no human lives were lost" This is the |
second time the bridge has fallen within |
year.. 1t is feared that Mr. Tourtelot can
not survive his injuries. One horse was
drowned
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07


Col Morton S. MAcfee, of Chester, Illinois
has lately received patent for self oper
sting water elevator. This invention is con.
trved so ss to make use of heat that is Gre.
ated for other poses-whether natural or
artitcial-for raising water for household,
ornamental or other purposes. The eleva
tor for household use is about the size of a
quart cup, and will raise at least thirty gal.
Ions per hour from veil or cistern, and BY
the use of the necessary piping will lead the
water to any part of the house.
The patentee of this invention is also the
inventor of a self sighting cannon, adopted
and approved by the War Department.; and
also ofa curious instrument by means of
which distances can be measured by simple
ocular observation-.ths is, proficient can
tell by the use of the apparatus the distance
OF given object by merely looking at the
object. The latter is also the property of
the War department, but being invented
near the close Of the war, was never made
Ise of as an aid to military operations.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07

City OF Mexico, June 9th. win uov0,
July t,-Senor Mariscal new mip;sts, ,'
'Ge ! n'sed States leaves Mexico on tho 27,t
OF July for Washington. Minister Ro."
Grams yesterday delivered his letter Of recal
70 resident Jusrez, and Mr.. Nelson, new
minister, presented his credentials, Sneecb.
eS @ were made mutually complimentary to
the people of both nations.
A terrible accident occurred nm tho Nov
ieo and Vera Cruz railroad. tra;, ran
OH the track, killing 90 persons.
r, Arrange has pronounced in Tamennl;co
san Louis Potosi and Gaugato, that The fed
eraI government is short Of funds, and re.
fuses to pay the interest on the international
deot, and has also reduced salaries.
argas has been declared governor of the
state Of Puebla. '' ''''
WASHINGTON, July "A conoratrIo,o,v
aiSpetch was received this morning bv tho
PRESIDENT, from Chairman Walker. of the
executive committee Walkers majority
"a 'he state IS now estimated at 40. .O00,-
Doih branches of the legislature are claimed
y Walker men.
COLUMBUS, 0, July THE Denoc,a.;o
state Convention met at the opera honse NJ
) clock this morning, and appointed the |
snal committees, and took recess Mt ,
clock this afternoon. Indications ara |
na' Judge Ranney will be nominated Gov.
rnor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07

The place where the late Mr.. Lincoln was
born in La Rue county, three miles south of
Hodgenville, Ky, is now occupied by far.
mer who charges loyal pilgrims a quarter
of dollar for showing them the site of the
log cabin in which Mr.. L. was first a hoy.
the cabin itself having been raised. The
spot has no appearance of approaching The
distinguished honor conferred on it BY the
birth of A. l..
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07

The New York Times thinks the great
or"ton of Senator Morton, at Gettysburg, q
great failure, which is very likely correct
but the Indiana Senator can not be made
to believe il, for he intended it TO be laurel
wreath to the crown of glory which should
live longer in history than the name of Get.
tysburg itself. When big men make big
efforts, they should be better appreciated,
particularly by those whose peculiar duty it
is to appreciate them.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07
Stocks and Monev.

1eItzTtPUe1 y sUs AksUf.
SHw YoRK, July 7.
Gold, Sl,5II.
Coupon. Of 81, Iss 81, 2la. 81, III. ss. Is.
new l5a, g., 10, 6S, l6; I0-40s II, N. Y.C,
l,sSt; Pfd 94t, h. |. LIZA, st. Paul 72s, Pfd
sat, P,. W. l5g, W. o. 37s, NJ. U, ls. q. s.
6ei, E.W.7sf, 7. b VI. le5.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07
Chicago MIarket.

| V0kCaEO M62rk0t.
Tslsgraphsd 20 the ARsgs.
CHICAGO, July 7.
Flour quiet very firm
Wheat steady l2g.
Corn firm No i6ai.
Oats firm 66Aa9.
Rye quiet 90
BARLEY dull nominal.
Fork nominal 80.
Lard held ~.
Shoulders l2i
highwinos sales 9IIaJ.
LIVE sroOK.
UNION srooE YARDS, July :.
Cattle fairly active: roots 3064. saIos ,boz -,
4tat cows j,25a6O fair to medium. 5aSl GOOD ~
choice 7,75 extra '''i s''' W
hogs dull rects 4l42; sales l47l at Sal com.
mon s4Oai5 fair to medium: gagt GOOD =, |
choice. '"'f go"o 10
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07

The Deputy Special Com missioner Of
Revenue has prepared and now in press an
interesting statement Of the exports and
imports of the country The synopsis OF
imports and exports for the month ending
April 3Oth, 1869 is as follows: Imports,
$52l, ,768.28; exports, 1926, 6,073.44; reex,
ports, $2,980, ,35l. For the ten months end.
ing April 30, 1869, the imports, $355,775,-
332; the exports, $338,387, 74l; re,exports,
$l3,807,8l4. For the ten months ending
April 80, 1868, the imports were $304, ,8OG,.
100; the exports, $378,28G,565; the re-ex.
ports, $l8,25l,8O3. The proportion of the
foregoing shipped in America and foreign
vessels, respectively, during the ten months
ending April 80, 1869, was: American
vessels--imports, $lO8,6O7,676 exports,
$llO,l21Ol5; re-exports, $l,l77,868. For
eign vessels--imports, $247 ,855, $50; ex-
ports, $228, ,260,726; re.exports, $7,l2l,l26.
Of the imports for April, 1869, 45,34O,l Ill
dutiable, and $6,836,7l7 free; $26,76O, 4O4
were entered for home consumption, and
$25, ,424 entered in warehouse. Brought
in American vessels, $l7, ,GO7 1855; in foreign
vessels, S35, ,l69,545. Returns for May
from 62 ports, including all the principal
customs districts, have been received, show.
ing tho imports, except for San Francisco
and Boston. exports and re.expor,s. Total
imports, 49,, $40, $50; exports, s38,26O, ,O83;
re-exports, 1864 ,43j. Returns from IL
ports on the northern frontier through which
a considerable portion Of our trade with
Canada is carried on, show the following
results Imports, $l,338 500; exports,
81 ,53l 1873; re exports, $l6s,O84. There
is large excess Of exports over imports at
Chicago, Detroit, Huron, Miami, and Nil.
weukee, while at Cape Vincent, Genesee,
Oswego, and Oswegstchie, the imports are
largely in excess of the exports. The re-
turns from Charleston, Savannah, Mobile
aud New Orleans show very large excess
of exports over imports, the combined
amounts being as follows: Imports, $l.2s4,-
9lO; exports, sl3,544,9s5 re ree1ports,
3S,l02.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07

st. Louis ETarhot.
Tslsgraphed to the Argus
sr. Lows, July :.
Flour quiet unchanged
he@t--dull but not quotably lower.
Corn-iirmsr, 90agi for white.
Oats--frm G5a6s.
Wmhlskey--nomlnally higher % held g5.
Pork-33.
Bacon Shoulders-la}aIl
hard--nothing doing.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07

A Muscatine telegram to Chicago paper
states that $50 of its leading men have al.
ready subscribed stock to the r. R. l. n II.
l.. Railroad and tha. the suoccs, of the at.
tempt to raise $jO,Oo0 is beyond question.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07
BUSTMEBs CARDS.
BLYTHE Il ST0DDARD,
WAGON MANUFACTURERS,
Rock Island. Illinois.

M ANUFACTURE all kinds OF Wagons,
~ Carriages Sulkies, Skeletons Farm and
Express Wagons, &c. Every description of r.
pairing done at short notice. Partioula, atten-
non paid to manufacturing to order.
may26dly.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07

Gen Charles p. Stone, now residing in
Goochland county, Va, was a candidate for
State Senator from the 9Th district at the
election on Tuesday.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07
Daily argus.
OFFICIAL PAPER.

Aswt for outrage in a Kentucky court was
brought to sudden close by the brother of
the injured girl shooting the prisoner just as
the first witness was called.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07
YANKEE NOTION STORE
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
ILLINOIS STREET ROCK ISLAND.
FIELD & BROTHER, |
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

The undersigned, (successors to A. HULL have
on hand full stock of
z yANXxmIu NOTIONS
consisting Of Buck Nittens, Gloves, Pins, Nee.
dies, Paper, Envelopes, Pens, Pencils, Machine
hhA, Thread, Bindings, Buttons, Belts and Buc-
Etes, haHors, Scissors, Pocket Knives, Toilet
Soap BARRIERS Soap, Hair OIL Perfumery, Combs.
Purses, Calf and Morocco Wallets, Rubber Chains
aud Kings, Whips, Lashes, Hosiery, Cigars, sus-
penders Gun Caps, spectacles, Shoe Lsces, Head
Nets, Chewing Gum, Rufies, Ladies' and Cent?
bosom' and Collars, Paper Collars, and 9 great
VARIETY OF fancy articles generally kept in 9 Ne
tion Store or by Live Yankees.
We buy our goods in New York Of impoytsr,
5obbers and manufacturers for the wbole,sls
trade, and can sell ss cheap as any store wss, Of
FIELD BROTHER,
ulinois Street, Rock Islaad.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-07-07

New York Market.
Telegraphsd to the Argus.
New YoRx, July 2.
Plour-Unchanged.
Whsat-sseady at ,4sa52.
Corn-Firm at ssago,
0ats--Quiet at ~.
Pork-Firm at 81, 90.
Lsrd-i91.
Whisky-Dull at 80.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
VOLUME Is.


TO the Honorable Judge OF Probate for the
County of Hancock ~
The undersigned Executors Of the estate Of An.
drew Peters late Of Ellsworth. in ssid County. a.
chattes rights and credits Of sad decss a., sra
not sumcient 70 pay MS just debts and charges Of
uonafs snnongn one license has been granted
expired. " "1s' ~"
Wherefore your petitioners prays your Honor 10
grant them iicese TO sell public or privat sale
80 much Of the real estate Of said deceased "a go
vey the same to anv purchaser ar purch.sar,
,hereoi as viii produce sa Id sum said real .s.
la.e consisting OF all the wharf property Of IA
,,s aar gov ans ~ situated in said Ellsworth
and that part Of said deceased's uomes,..a ,sn,
East Of the Ellsworth and up river Coun.w raai
4elng ned and pasture, also any land Of said
cry OF the House and Barn on said Home.
stead and occupied by the Widow of the
rear estate of the deceased Including The
reversloa Of The WIDOWS dover thereinl 70
said real estate is all in said Ellsworth, The dts
o. sa1 estate are mostly Lieus on the real Is. ate
Ill -, .s tHAs. PETERS,
STATE OF MAINE
Hancock, IS. Court OF Probate September Term,
Upon the foregoing petition, Ordered that said
peiltoner give public notice to all Interested nv
nI'usihS u copy Of the petition, and this order
,hete9n, To be published three weeks successive.
y IN ne I'll worth American, a new spaper nuh.
u heH IN Ellsworth In said COUNTY that thev NAV
appear at court of Probate tor said cou1ty ~
nc heii At the rouate once in said Ellsworth on
the iIh. " ednesday OF October next at ten of the
clock in the forenoon, t. show csure n anx th,v
nave Why the prayer Of said petitioners should
not be granted.
ftRKER Trek, Judge
Attest :-GEo. A. DYER, Register
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YHE Subscriber hereby gives notice to all con-
] cerned that he has been duly appointed ana
has taken upon himself the truss oil Admins
traitor of the Estate OF
VIM Leland
late Of Trenton, in the County of Hancock, de-
ceased, by giving bond the law directs: he
therefore requests al persons who are indebted
to the said deceaseds estate, to make immediate
payment and those who have any demands there
on to exhibit the sarte for payment.
Aug. 1, ISIS. 3M37 PEARL L. LELAND.
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NUMBER 81.
LOCAL AND OTHER ITEMS.
The Great Storm.

The tornado Of "Wednesday night was
tf,e most severe OF ANYTHING ever eNpe-
,ianscl in this region. The wind was
about south East aud was attended with
rain. and Wa iearfully violent. and shook
III their foundations the best built build
.ae-. Chimnevs were blown down.
,l.Ade tree. were torn np by the roots
.a. The top. or limbs twisted of, avn
iav. torn into thrcd- signs blown down
b,..-l piles in the lumber wards. were
blown down and the boards scattered
m every direction The vessels at the
nhArYc~ broke from their ta>tenings
aa5lri.ted about in . very careless way.
8.iua -ame damage NJ doubt we shall
hear ) damage an around u.
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Notice.
NutlCe h. hereby gtvcn That The following de-
-rfihctt merchandise La- been iKed Tor = viola
ilan 20 the i.es law
80 CA--s brandy
t-fs
~ i4-. Nutucsr estimated.
IH. lutr-
fh. lea.
seized al t,ouid.ooru the .th. INST hs Deputy
tl' l-rtar 70 l.
Als iscr-Hu pF p-r."ns rlaimln. sald rncFrhAn-
dll- are h,r.uy notified u appear Aid glss th-
REQUIRED bonds EltLIu tw.nts das- from The nr-t
publication - thI- uoi4rr ealt merChAna flr
wlil b. ri-io--i Of a. I,fsiresi by law.
pistrc. - r,nr hrnan'- Hay.f
COLLECTORS Ofacs. Aug p i-es
h sawyer. Collector.
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Tone Your system

Ihc tonic rr'peTti.. 4 >prer'.- standard
Wine Buffers are such that none can u-e
them without receiving essential benefit
Ih- effect Wi. Zee 20 maintain the usual
stamina and yigor d the system.
sid by nrnrri.r.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16
Assignees Sale.

Agreeably TO an order of the District court OF
the United States for Maine District, | shall sell
a public Auction at Robert r. Gerrishs store In
Franklin, On sa' urday the ION day Of October
mex, at len O'Clock ia | e forenoon, certain de-
nand- belonging to the estate of Doyl and marx.
Blnsrupt to Wit. accounts follows.
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Freedom Notice .

q H. j. - certify th1t ! have gwen my son
klvah C. sI-aVe- h. time during his minority.
rAAil claim uAuc Of his earning-- nor pay any
dent of us contracting, after this date.
Mo-es I. Graves
Trenton any 3-th l-z. 'gwJs
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See Bunch Of Grapes.

ON standard IN another column >PEIE>
STANDARD WINE BtTTER> /. highs r.
cainmrn de'l rs physicians tor pv,pepiir.. On
s'r'oi ~ % IT, tonic properties, u purity. and
il dtiiciou. favor.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

tI-t11eilt Wy fortunate that pr. \. II Haze.
tn, eminent phy -ici4n hks been lei ono result
his vast experience Ia lie cue. % Chronic dis
ea-e. ami tuiltlns up shattered constitutions. %
Nrils llr i'm pDrtsut medical book he has Lately
gwen a. tile world. Every boi. should Get them
see aavertl-eulca; OF Peabody Mcdlcai lnst-
tsie-
AIRS LoNINIA MOORE'> RESI-
vi tI-uee oh stale street. Inc hou-r iut-
nl,Tlv occupied rs Stiiiuan Lord g7ri
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DENTISTRY.


woula respe, fully inform the public that he
ma. o:.ened An ohice, IN louug's Building On
MAIs STREET, ELLSWORTH,
where hr tenders his professional services =. Al
- no NAV fay4r him with a call AFunc4Al teeth
inserted on cold. silver or Nuicaniie osse. pa'-
tlcuIAr attention paid to extracting ana hlhhg
teeth Ether administered when desired anu AL
operations warranted ''u
Ellsworth, sept, ID, l-1'
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

fCOOLEY 4 DAUCHf'S COLUMN

PERRY DAVIS PAIN MILLER as an internal
remedy has no equal. In cases Of cholera. sum
mer complaint, dyspepsia, dysentery. asthma, 1t
cures in one night, by taking it internally, and
bathing with II freely. II 10 the hes, iinimept in
America. Its action is like magic, when external
y applied to bad sores burns. s,s Ids, and sprans
For the sick headache and tos,haehe. don't fail
Ia try IT, In short. IL Is u Pain ki,ier
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-09-16

To IhE foiNT-h the York County II ich-
porn convention not the pe,i 81 feeling prevail.
ed among IT, member: aud We Judge the G IN
Vrafion did not know whose interest Ii wa. BE-
ing run ga 5y lh- following sccouni which We
iAkc from the Bdlciori Journal
Among the spec ches made was 4 short bat
Ner, effective DOE Rev, Mr. ~irt.n. onc ~
Ne tempe anc" wAr-hor-r-. On b-ins called
upon be rcmarAcith.f tho day'. dstn., r.tn,nI
ci him ui 4 very .ca--ieA ind, dual who ~.
vomiting upon the deeA 81 a vessel A crowd
Eaih"r4i srouut hin and one .ail Law him
thg- Nay .~ smother saii .snu Ia, him -, a.
NAV Aii'r wranglug awhile. without hcla-
lng thr fellow. Zach one having a rl'd-rrai
apialnu shout how * VA he-t NJ III, LlY i
eroancd uuf. w h4' want 20 know j. Ur.-.
to->iug tAis puk+f'' :, laid thu .n~,k.r IN.
4'nt An"w ''wts'- b5,.iug fAt- paA-.'' f1,.
f~T silence.
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,vtl n. Am, N - 80, :.
,e federation. hv stimulating an who are
sv way connected WIN educating tn.
,,a. 1, --s,.e le,J \, o,brr s.,... .iau A.
~a- ,as future welfare of ,he people j.,
.s.t, VIII i rnnch Interest. 4. no otb.r .,..
worthy "A - Inaoh attention ami care
A' " n' ''P' therefore 'h'' al 'ea'a'r''
-ffr,n3.ofn. ,,,r,,,,r .....'.'' - ,,.,
@
tv-we e.u suenu.n a. m, MOTTO. 81 Mr.
ts.aa .h~ county Supervisor of schools. that
r....a.. .r I'LL. coBnt, III. I'll II. ,h.
ae-. be -aaf nd attend bare next w,.k.
I..!. h., f.Ii amin. y,l,,rf ,,. M.
N.,ter. r. & the riscr near 'hr steam
N ttH- he.-t- ih"n 'I" other DAY.
".'' I'll 'a'''''F. N'-' ha"Ard Bon
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49,, N'', ,',.,
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.,...f w4..,.,-...t. or f.,. f...r a-.n
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'''lit'''''"f ai'''
81 .7e,I4v -, substituted ar Monday ia
attention g. ihe election. II ~s- one
.lt-~ provoking b,under- "a which a1 ex-
rl, ssn be giyen.
We e.u attention =. .t,a ,i,.-.f..-
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Ms. These Young mea .re ,.r.ndjn,
.4 ,..1ru. pern,n~r; ri.Izo,. .nlv.,o,..
...,, ..r H.. 4. b. ,.-.....-
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Nnri. AN l"FfeE va lying AZ Goose
.,...,..f3-,c.i s
-."+ - a. re Ma 4oa0ci "lth Hour
.H t.sc
AT III, recent storm a., wind and r.in. a,
IL.
"a" '"' N@- "' '''f """'N"'
lae Keeper ,AYs u ha> frequently
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, ne Honorable Judge OF Probate for the couu

To he Honorable Judge OF Probate for the couu
~ "a Hancock.
The Under signed administrator ,f the estate of
HAIAh y brown tate OF fremont IN sand county
I',ra-ri, respectfully repre-ent- that the good.
ana ehhtiel- rght- and q edits Of said deceased
AIS net >hih len go pa} just debts and charges OF
standardization, by the sum of Two hundred dol
itf-. Wherefore your petitioner prays your Hon.
or to ant him License to sell at public or pri-
NAtc sair anu convey sum lent 81 TIE real estate
o. me deceased uncluding the raversion OF the
W'dow \ DOVE therein to satisfy aid debts and
charge of administration
ABRAHAM RICHARD son, Admr.
sent lat tLaY
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WANTED tGt>r~-For The faruicrs and
" Mevhanirs' Manual Edited by Geo. u. wariug
Jr,. author OF Draining for PROFIT" &c and Ak
riculturai FnE,n~~r Of New YORK Central Park
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STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. Court Of Probate, september
Term, l-sy.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered That
said Wid give pubic notice to all persons IN
ter-sted, by causing "A copy Of this Ordtr 70 be
published three weeks -uccessIvely IN the Els
worth American II newspaper published IN Els
worth in SAID county, that they NAV appear az a
court OF irobafe for said county To be hrd al
Ellsworth, on the ih WEDNESDAY in OctoDef
next, al ten of the clock in the forenoon
and show cause. II any they have, why the
same should not be granted.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attest: GEo. A. DYER, Register,
A true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register.
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