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Reconsideration DYTNa 0Ur.-The
New York Sm thinks it is pretty much
"all up with the Republican party,
and cites in evidence the loss Of Oregon,
tho substitution Of DEMOCRATIC for 4
Repablieaa United States Senator from
that State, ssd the defeat Of the regular
Republican candidate for Mayor Of
Washington, under the very eye of the
White House, in tho presence If Re-
publican Congress-, and in city swarm.
ing with tho dependencies Of the Presi-
dent. All this, falling on the heels Of
Democratic victories 10 New York and
Counecticut, the SIR thinks, President
Grant ought TO aeeept as an indication
that either his days or those Of his
purty arc drawing 20 close.
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Examiners Notice.

DY virtue of commission issued % y
I'd by the County Commissioners Il
Carroll county, to examine and deieruA
whether the public convenience require
change to be made in q part Of a Pssa
road in said county, commencing at o. nE
the intersection of the Gladman Road ~
running to the Bridge over PatapscO Fan
The new road is designed to be more e.
veuient and less dangerous to the Paba
travel to aud from said Bridge.
This is therefore TO notify all pefsosS
whom it may concern, that the unde'ss's
will meet on the premises, on SAruRpili
the 10th day OF july next, to execute =
trust reposed in us by said commission
ALFRED NJ. BUTLER,
LAFAYETTE BARNES,
HENKY DEVRlES,
june l6--5t Examiner
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District Court Of the United Stales for IL
District Of Maryland, in BdnkTppiy /.
the matter Of Samuel HUI, Bankrupt
DIsrRlcT OF MAINLAND, SIS: No. 3D.
A Warrantin Bankruptcy has been lsssa
N. by said Court against the estate 4
Samuel Hull, Of the County of Carroll, al
State of Maryland, in said District. vi
hath been duly adiudged Bankrup, upM
Petition Of his creditors, and the payna
Of any debts and the delivery Of any pop
erty belonging to said Bankrupt, TO hin, u
to his use, and the transfer of any properg
by him, are forbidden BY law. A meetll
Of the creditors of said Bankrupt, to Prove
their debts and choose one or more ASH
nees of his estate, will be held at CoanS
Bankruptcy, to be- holden at New wiudsri
in said District, on the 9th day Of Isra
A. d., 1870, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, beforR
+. NJ, Hurley, one Of the Registers in Bal
ruptcy Of said District.
EDWARD Y. GoLDSB0R0UGH,
U. S. Marshal for said Disthd
june 16-2t
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ICE CREAM.

The undersigned is prepared to fur
nish Ice Cream aud Water Ice at any
time, either Wholesale or retail, at his
Mandatory, Liberty Street, Westmin.
ster. Tjune 9.2t*] d. II. LESTER.
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An Illinois poerhouse farm promises
TO raias 1000 bushels of peaches this
year.
London boasts $4,000 edacationless
children 70 tic square mile.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-16

Henry Lee gave Washington his i'm.
mortal title Of First in war, first in
peace, and first in the hearts of his
countrymen."
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-16

Chicago has horse that chews to.
baeco, and is regularly furnished with
tho weed by his groom
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Il is said that Kansas will more than
double her population this year. The
immigration is very great.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-16

Rev. John Lanaban has been sued
for 1000 by 5. J Goodeaoush, who
was Superintendent Of the Methodist
Book Concern at New York during the
alleged frauds. Mr.. Gocdenough claims
that his character has been slandercd.
A judicial investigation will no doubt
bring out all the facts in the conlro.
versy between DR.. Lanahan aud the ma
jori'y cfthe Book COMMITTEES.
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Orphms' Court Proceedings Levi
Burlington, ESQ, Chief Judge; Hanson
I. Webb and Ira Il. Grouse, Esqrs.,
Associate judges; Joseph NJ. Parke,
Esq, Register of Wills.
Monday june 9th, lST0,-The will
Of Henry Warehime, deceased, was ad.
mitted to probate, aud letters testamen.
tary granted to Oliver w. Warehime
aud Rezin T. d. Warehime, his execu.
tors.
james A, Smith was appointed and
give bond as guardian to John N. Smith,
Charles Brinkman, administrator of
Henry n. Brinkman, settled third aud
final account
Letters Of administration on the es-
tate Of Michael Hahn, deceased, granted
to j. Wm Earhart.
Thomas Rudisel, administrator D. b.
n, of Tobias Rudisel, settled his third
account.
Thomas Rudisel, administrator Of
William Rudisel, settled his fourth &C.
count.
Tuesday, June 7.-Sophia Debow,
executrix of John Debow, returned ap.
praisement Of personal property.
Letters testauentary on the estate Of
Frederick Berwegor, Sr., deceased, were
granted to Godfrey Berweger, the exc.
cutor named in his will
Reuben W. Haines, executor of John
Haines, returned list Of sales of personal
property.
Elivira Gather, natural guardian to
james Warner Gather, settled his ID
| account.
Peter Krideler, remaining witness to
the nuncupative will of Henry Wilson,
deceased, appeared and testified, and
said will was admitted to probate.
Aloysius +. 0rndorff, administrator
of Peter Hamburg, settled first and
liDal account
In the case of Daniel Bix,er and
others vs.. Peter Bixler; defendant ap.
peared aud case continued to Tuesday
June 2lst, for defendant to answer.
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In The District Court Of the United States
for The District Of Maryland, in the mat.
ter Of Robert r. Smith, Bankrupt. in
BANKRUPTCY.
4 hDERED this 9Th day of jane, A. D.
~ 1870, that the petition of William A.
Mch.e,iliiP, Assignee, to sell the real estate
81 sald bankrupt, free and discharged from
lne various hens thereon, and TO pay off
sah liens from the proceeds of sa!d sale
stand for hearing on the fifth day Of Jnly
Next and that a copy of this order he nnh.
, Us twice in the Democratic Adroeofs II
westminster, ten days before said an "r
July WILLIAM F. GILES, Judge. "
True eopy,-Test
;nn. ;. .. JAMES W. CHEW,
juno io-A Clerk District t,aurt.
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A Chicago horse not only chews to-
bacco, but picks The bostier's pocket
for that luxury.
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For Sale.

VNHE undersigned wishes to
Il sell his residence, situa. k%N~0>
ted on Main Street. 1t is a Mislfxsz
M,,eatherboarded Log Frame 80 .et5Al
House. and contains eight rooms. There
Is a large Cistern, an excellent Garden, well
stocked with choice Fruit; hog and chicken
house Also a new two story Brick House,
corner OF Foundry Alley and Main Street
opposite the residence Of Chas. I. Reifsni'
der, Esq, has four rooms, with basement
Kitchen, aud Q well Of water at the door
Ihls property has very fine garden; shade
trees in front of the house.
If not sold by the LIST of july, either of
the houses will be for rent. "
oaror further information apply at this
june 1851 JOHN REpNcTrrN
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Mater costs jollar . bucket Al IN
dianeIa, Texas.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1870-06-16

The Maaoais Temple in New York
will cost million
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ssO,O7s.sO
For Grading aad Bridain1

=" Vf""'"y u'iu AFtuyHy.
Iron so lbs per yard, or rs tons per
mile at SO, S79l7O.0O
Chairs aad spikes per mile, AZ
miles at 5000, $3.50. 90
Laying track, do do $500, 800. 90
Cross-ties per mile, 2di0, at 30 cents, ll,2s6.O0
Bridge superstrueture, ESQ. 90
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commissioner Notice

THE County Commissioned q aa s !
county, will meet at thei, v y
Westminster, on the FIRST MOI u bcs
JULY, 1870, for the transaction y
ness. BY order, ,,,,z.Rp.
june 0-4t u
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YNHE King Washing Machine-Ihs sS
Il in the United States, for sale at
june Is John l.. Reifsnideft
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\ very interesting lecture on China
aud its Inhabitants was delivered in the
Methodist Episcopal Church, in this
city, on Sunday evening by Wong. Sa.
kee, native Of China, who was dress
ed in his native costume. The object
Of the lecture was TO raise money for
the purpose of educating himself. A
liberal sum was realized.
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WANTED

A Good Cook, Washer and lroner,
must come well recommended. Good
wages will be given Apply immedi'
ately ut Mrs, A. L. Armstrong; Fancy
Store. IL
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SIEVENsoN's Summer Cook and Fla,
xi,ho', n iieaier. No household complete
az tn.us one. Saves time, labor and one.
june 10 John Z. Rtiysaiders
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CtHERRY SEEDERs, for sal Leaf
" june l6 John L. Rel tsaldat
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Call and see the New Style HATS,
also PARAsoLs, at
1t Mrs. A. l.. Armstrong;.
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sALUABLE LOT FOR SAFE
q Acres u miles from Westminster adj
1 EwnaI me iarm Of the late Jacob Powder
li; nv baildings. Water at the door
rlne Orchard. Terms one half casb hal hal.
june l6-3t JAMrc prp.,e
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Western No. CoHege.--This young
growing and promising institution, lust
IN its second year, is now in the midst
OF its commencement exercises. We
learn that the students in the several
Department. have passed very salts
factory examination. Last Saturday
evening the students gave a voluntary
recitatise contest, which reflected great
credit upon themselves and their in.
'struetors. On Monday evening the
young ladies of the Browning Literary
Society celebrated their second ami.
versay, which was well planned and
gracefully executed, the original ESSAYS
and selected pieces were well rendered.
Gu Tuesday evening the Irving Lite.
rary Society, which is composed Of the
male students, celebrated their third
anniversary. The exercises consisted
Of original orations by the members,
intersPersed with music by the Am.
phious.
Brucecilte Hcms.--On Thursday last
Mr. Abram Burlington met with severe
aud painful accident. Whilst engaged
10 patching the roof Of his barn he
slipped and fellto the ground, fractured
his collar hone aud breaking three ribs.
He was assisted to his resMepce and
DR.. Motter summoned.
We have had an iucessant spell Of
rainy weather for nearly three weeks.
only one day in that time was suitable
for working cora. On Saturday eve.
ming there was heavy rain accompan.
ied with hail, which did considerable
damage to gardeus, the growing pota.
toes and wheat. Our wheat is filing
much better than was anticipated, and
with favorable weather We may expect
. fair crop. Corn is very much 10 need
Of hot suns; Oats are looking we'll; grass
promises very large crop.
Col, Edward Dymock, formerly Of
this city, has opened hotel at Green
Ran Beach, Worcester county, Md.
Marriages and Dsashs will bs found
on next page
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DIR. J. J. Vanderford,
DEN list,
NO. Oh SARATOGA STREE
BALTIMORE, MD.

REFERENCES.
Hon. II. g. S. Key, St. Mary's CO., =
Hon. b. @. Harris, .
Coli c. Billingslea, " a
DR.. +. @. Neale, " a
Joseph II. Key, Esq, MI
Hon. b. T. Biggs, New Castle COT
Rev. John Patton, ID. d., a
Rev. John Collins McCabe, ID: U. nd
HoR. Hiram Mccullough, Cecil CO., :
Rev. Henry Mathews, c,.al
Hon. Geo. Earle, late Asst Post y"
may 26-tf
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Col, Edward Dymock, formerly Of
this city, has opened hotel at Green
Rae Beach, Worcester county. Nd.
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Marriages and Dsashs win q found
on next pase
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24
CHtKCh " DI>IlLLEni

some wears ago. the rich pruprct":
OF a dI>tIllcry ia Canada emo matter Ia
what part oil it) erected a cAufc. he The
neIghborhood oi tine Gisiiilcry, T. which
tthe church. not the ui~ililcTtl Ac gave
the name ui SAINT - tar he
was praised. but. unfortunately. not
recollccung the divine prcccVt. let
not thy lett hand know what t!!t right
hand dosih. he cau-.i tu h,. .fiiNcd
over the principal entrance ~ inc cdiiicc
dedicated TO God. I'M, inscription. dedi-
Gated 10 himself: "Tnpna- - tive
omit. OF course. HI -ur..amc) bulk ..L>
church al his own sole expense. \
way. passing By. remarked IL. ati gave
birth To the following ciiusion:
A lover Of wealth d-tticr, buit
But, knowing 'twou.d p.un-e Hrctrhcl crrA-
tu-c> IN gulit.
And fearing to Ieatc their POOR soul IA ihr
lurch.
lie near the di,iII.er, bIiii. too. a cAui, 10;
Thus nicely with good c1uuisrDs .Anciu- ,s4l,
And placing SAINT q. !. CHECK ~ 10 lot i!-
The cb>t Of erecting the church ~a> h. own .
But merit Is nothing uuic-> II los AnoNn.
And he Wa unwilling times process =" MAN g.
IL caused large slab a. be put ".'r u" gate.
Win these word, very PLAZA 10 the -cuiAr
scnse.l
Thomas Cash built lhi- cAutrh ~ li- q" 2
sole expense"
A teeiotaler who 10y both buildings had pissed.
AMI Indignantly unused i; The STANCE
contrast,
One dusky night 10 the dsiilicry went.
And, on piquins the rich -elf-h ,itcr,r h 'nt.
Scrubbed over the gate with piece OF char
COAL
Thomas Cash bulk thi, place u; tlIc eAi en>e
OF his SOUL
These lines getting wind, down c..inc
the inscription, and wa. replaced rs a
quotation from Scripture, taken from
Hebrews NS.' This change, although
for the better, did not place the di>iillcr
(who was also Il brcwer) in state OF
perfect security, Tor another wag. OH
passing the same way, and remark ing
it, exclaimed, ''lla. the old fellow ha,
an eve 10 business. even Oh SUNDAY, ior
he advertises on his church that lie
brews XXX (he brews double N)
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

SITTING ON EGGs. We put the eggs
safely in our coat-tail pocket, and walk
ed cautiously. 1t recalled piece o.
disreputable carelessness on our fathers
part. who once sat down on dozen
eggs, and went up a if every egg was
bomb, and every bomb in explosion.
But then he was a notoriously absent
minded man. His very example was
our safety. And yet, we dwell: with
some inward mirth, as we walked 10
the house, on the ludicrous figure
which our father cut. Dinner was
spread u we came in. Some question
came up which diverted our thought
from the discovery of tie nest-indeed.
we forgot that we had eggs about Us.
and drew to the table and sat down with
alacrity which was only equaled bv the
spring with which We get up. Ora
cious. why, what is the matter"
Matter enough. Are YOU sick! Do
let" | drew my hand from my pocket.
streaming with liquid chicken, never b.
be born. and the disgusting secret WAS
out. That woman was saint. Ny
pockets were duly cleansed, without
one cutting word. | can imagine the
process, but i never like to dwell upon
it. Would you believe il, the same
happened in few weeks again? 1t did,
and TO the very same person. But never
since, no-never, From that day TO
this we do not remember ever to have
taken an egg from a nest.
]. When l see man who allows
himself to be pulled up and fiattered,
| know that his time will come when he
will sit down on his eggs.
2. When see men who are robbing
right and left, and filling their pockets
with unlawful wealth. which other men
earned, | say, You will sit on those
eggs"
3. When Overcoming men think
that they can oufwit all their fellows.
and are exulting at the success which
their shrewdness has achieved, say to
myself, "Fill your pockets! BY and
by Won will sit down on those eggs. .
Beecher.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

An AsToNIsHED "lNJUN." Not lon.
ago, out on the line OF tie Union Pa
citic Railroad, "A noble savage OF the
kickapoo persuasion, was loafing
around with an eye to possible >caips.
when lac perceived in the distance IA To-
connective coming down the track to-
wards him at l.20 gait. The aborigince
had never witnessed anything OF the
kind before, and in his simplicity i'm
agined il to be new description Of
buffalo. He accordingly made several
preparations Tor its capture, hoping to
take the first prize at the approaching
annual exhibition of the Kickapoo
Agricultural Society. To make a sure
thing, he fastened one end oil the la,.o
around his body, when the engine got
near enough, tossed the moose over the
smoke-stack. The iron horse did not
stop, however, but the engineer Wit
messed a most striking aud original per-
Torrance OF the ''fyine trapeze'' never
before attempted by any other Injun
There was an aboriginal funeral the
next day, and the person who dug the
grave made lucrative job of it. The
only remains presented for interment
consisted of a small piece of copper
colored meat tied to piece of string
and enclosed in sardine box.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

MARKS or DIFFERENCE or SEX IN Eggs.
1t is stated that the eggs Of the common
hen, as well as those OF many other birds
present certain external characteristics. by
means Of which it is possible TO determ-
inc beforehand the sex to be Matched from
them. Thus the ''male" egg has at its
pointed end small folds and wrinkles, while
the female" egg is entirely smooth and
well rounded OF at both ends
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

PERPETUAL PAsTK.-A perpetual paste
may be made by dissolving an ounce OF
alum in quart Of warm water. When
cold add as much -four as will make 1t OF
the consistency Of cream; then stir into il
half tea-spoonful Of powdered rosin aud
two or three cloves. Boil it down, stirring
all the time. 1t will keep for twelve
months, and when dry may be softened
with water.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

Al = Court Of Probate holden st Bln"hlil, wthia
and Tor III. County or uAurock on tlle t.. We'd
ns-dzy Of November 4. u. lS1u.
WILLIAM sgINpLK. AdmInlstrainr upon
" tins. Estate Of Iacfu- NJ trnd~. late a..
Prnol,.gnt IN said county dccca..i-haF ing pre-
-.utest ii. tlr.t account - Admlnt.trauon upon
said cstAt. foE Probate.
,,HplEYp That The aid A.lniln " afpT .tsc
Z. tys thereof 10 an frrsou. interested 10 tAu-.
lt. A ropy Of thls Order to L. published thru.
xTg.. sucrcs.iyriv In the Ellsworth American
Ittutod III Ellsworth. that i4ry uAy AiIrAr Al a
isr.t,AIe amt 10 lie holden al tllzMortA, the
fir.t " edne-sisx Il nscsmbsr neAt al 'rh 2! th'
clor in tn forenoon. ami .hls raE'", ANY
they have aby the saiao -houli Eot b4 Aiio"ri.
g~is FAEAkE IICk. judge.
4 Iruc copy-Aicst Ghn- A. DiEa, Ee<i-t'g.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24
A DELICATE Dessert

A DELICATE DEssERT.-Lav half-a-
1ozen crackers in q tureen, pour on
enough boiling water to cover them. In
few minutes they will be swollen to
three or four times their original size.
Now CRATE loaf sugar and little nutmeg
over them, and dip on enough sweet
will have simple and delicious dessert
that will rest lightly on the stomach,
and it is easily prepared. Leave out
the cream, and il is . valuable recipe
for ''sick room cookery"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

A wealthy bachelor married, of hand,
Q beautiful young lady whom he caught
inspecting cook stoves at the State fair
Since then, you can't get within forty
rods Of the stove department, for the
crowd of pretty girls.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

AZ 4 Court of Probate holden at Bluehill "ithin
and Tor the ,ouIty Ut Hancock, On tbs 1t we'd
n..%iay II November s. -. $50
THO. {. MsSUDMAN, uaIRr! Executor ~ a
certain instrument parportlng {" II the lA-t
al and tsslaIneHI OF Caroline A l. Turner late
uI Buck port. ia - ~ Go-Lty dercasedi hA''Lg
presented the same Tor prob ate
DsDlArD. That the said kA.cutor give hyl4ce
TO all persons Interested, By causing copy 81
this order 10 be published thfer week snree,-
,iyely Ia the prih American priaieal al Iii
w orth that they may appsar a. = FTob@Ic Court
To II. held Buek.port, IA sala county. On The ii
"Wednesday Of January neal al Ten OF lhe ontk IA
lie forenoon, ami .hea cause, il any they have.
why the .aid instrument should not De plpEci ar
proved allow al n the last viii and Ia lament OF
said d-eea-sJ. $50
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
\ true copy Attest GEo. A. DfkG. Register.
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A. Court Of Probate holden ut Blaehin within
and for the Couaty Of iIaneock on the Il ed
nesiav Of November \. D., $50.
1OiINr T.. JONES Administrator upon the Estate
0of Geo W. Jones late Of Rockville In said
County deceascd-havine presented his frst &C.
count OF Administration give notice thereof
10 all persons interested. by causing copy OF
" Ia the Eilsworth American prinfcd In Ellsworth
that they NAV appear at Probate Court to be
holden al Buo ksport the ID "Wednesday of Jan :
uary next at ten Of the clock In the forenoon. ans,
shcw cause, IT any they have Why the came shoahi
not be allowed
swts PARKEK TUCK Jadge.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

A, = Cos-t 81 Probate holden II Ellsworth within
and for the County Of Hancock. on the ID Wed
nesday OF October. A u. Is-p
e q. PHILBROOK Admr. upon the Estate Of
On. II. sylvester late OF sedgwtck in said tnun-
IS 'lecessed-ha wing prescated his second aceaun
oi Ad,uintsi ration upon said Estate for Probate:
ORDERED THAT the said Administrator give
notice thereof To all rer-ons istrre~tsi, BY esn-
ing a copy OF this order 60 he published threc
weeks suecessIyely In the Ellsworth AmsriraR-
H. tntci in Ellsworth that they may appear 81 a
Probate Court TO he holdea at Bucksport the
81 "Wednesday of Jannary next. at zen Of the clock
in the forenoon. and shew cause II any they have
why The same should no, he allowed.
swss PARKER TUCK. judge.
Auue Copy-Auest Gro. A. DYER. Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

At u Court Of Probate holden At Biaehill, within
and Tor the County Of Hancock, on the LIST ed
nesday OF November, A. D. lao.
4 LANDER A. SNOWMAN, Administrator upon
II the estate ol krsstus D. Snowman, late OF
tenobsC0t. " said County demonstrating pre-
sented his Fret account Vt Administration upon
said estate for Probate.
ORDEEkD: THAT the said Administrator give
uouee thereof y all persons Interested, by caus.
ing . copy Of this Order TO b published three
weeks Excessively in the Ellsworth Amsr,e an ,
printed in Ellsworth, that they may appear nj .
Probate court u be holden ~ kilsworlh ON tn D
First Wednesday OF December next, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause, If any
they have, why the same should not be allowed.
3wE PARKER TUCK, Jupge.
A true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Regis ter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-11-24

MnKISG CLEAN. Experiment has
shown that the milk last drawn from the
COW, is from ten to twelve times richer
than the first drawn portions, or con-
tanning from ten to twelve times - much
cream.