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BOOK NOTICES.

Life in Utah; or the Mysteries and Grimes
| OF Mormonism; being an Expose Of their
secret Rites and Ceremonies. with a mn al
authentic history OF Polygsmy and the Mormon
sec'. from its origin to The Present Time -
BY J. III. Beadlc, editor of the Salt Lake Re-
porter, valuable work just issued by the
National Publishing Company. Boston, Mass.
For moe than thirty years the world has
been Mortified. IA rtled and perplexed by the
sudaeity and success Of sect calling them
selves Mormons. Though founded in fraud.
this sect haS succeeded ia spite Of all opposi-
ton. until I, |. to day the standing reproacb Of
| our country.
The authors long residence In Utah. and
his position Editor OF the leading journal Of
that Territory, peculiarly qualified him 10
write this work. Mormonsm nas b en- pr o.
ductive OF so many dark aud strange mvster ies
so many terrible crimes that few can CON-
pichcnd. without m infinite knowledge Of H.
how much wiekcincs- II has to answer fo-
aud what a Standing menace 10 ortr and
| society il j..
The work shows how Joe smith ant Brig
ham Young have been enabled 10 deceive and
cheat their followers; how by leading them
on from crime 10 crime. and cntcing them with
| licentiou> bats. they have succeeded in main
tanning their influence over them; and treats
oi he Mormon religion ,ts inf mou, aud he1'
flemish character. its multitude OF gods, its
abomiuahle doctrines and practices. revealing
many strange ami ourageou, ceremonies: Of
the endowment or initiation ceremonies. show
Ing how obscene and Disgusting they are: how
female mode-ty il outraged IN them, and how
| iicen,iou,nc>> i taught a. . part OF their re-
li.lous crcri.
II j. important Ghat toe pnbhc should know
what manner u people are grow ing up in our
very midst. This WORK give, Very lul aud
authentic account ri their IT,. graded social con-
dIiion. thcir bh-p hcmou> rites ani ceremonies.
their sac religious doctrines and practices, anI
j. the most thrilling and .tarllirg az count Of
iircn,iot-ne-- and crime ever pnblt~hri |, j,
calculated ID a, great good ~ giving 10 the
public candid anl impartial statement Of
question which bhi- fair 20 rau-c no little
trouble. The book j. >oii only by >ub>crip-
ton ani agent, wanted in Very county.
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Conductor Darrell of the Maine Central
Railroad was assaulted Saturday at Danville
Junction, on his train by Cyrus Twitchell
ofN. ii. a river driver. lie went up to
conductor Darrell and asked him If he
didn't remember two years ago, he was
going to put him CTwitchelD OF the train.
Darrell told him he did not. Twitchell
then said Il win make you remember it."
and took Mr.. Darrell mp and threw him
some distance in the air. Darrell telegraph
cd to Lewiston for the City Marshal to
come down and arrest him, which he did,
and the man was lodged in Auburn iail
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EDUCATION.
The Institntes-a Change
OfPrOgH.nmrm

- 80
BY the urgent request of the School
Committee of Deer Isle. we have lie.
cided TO postpone the first local Insti-
tute from July goth. to Aug 3D.
BY this change of time we will begin
at Bluehill, in the Academy Hall July
18th. Monday. Tuesday. and We'd
nesday. three days, 10Th. Goth, 9th.
The Teachers Of Bluehill, Brooklin.
Nedgwick, and Brooksville are invited
| to meet us there
We will he in Orland. rs arranged.
on July 2sth, 10Th, and Both. We
wish 10 meet ut the Town Hall in Or
land all the Teachers of Orland.
Bucksport. Penobsco', and Dedham.
The Sessions of these Institutes will
be arranged rs follows -
Lectures will he given each evening
during the sessions, bv one of the fol-
lowing gentlemen =
6. +. Fletcher. Principal Of the
Eastern State Normal School.
C. Il. Stctson of Lewiston. City and
County Supt. of Schools.
G.. W. Ilosmer, ID. d.. President Of
Antioch College. Ohio.
Rev. VIM. H. Savary Of Ellsworth
The Exercises of the forenoon and
afternoon sessions will consist of the
Discussion Of the following topics and
subjects. with class instruction.
|. Way to organize and classify a
school: The Teachers vocation.
. Primary Instruction. and the
Classes Of Beginners.
j. The reading Glasses ana the way
u conduct them
4. Way TO conduct Spelling ENcr-
ci.cs and 70 teach Writing.
J. Mental and Written Arithmetic.
4. Classes in Geography.
!. Classes in Grammar.
;. The Text Book Evil Writing
Compositions, Rotations by original
Language.
.. School Exhibitions, Discipline.
Marks. Prizes. and Modes of Punish
mcnt.
Il i expected that al Teachers who
attend vii. rs provided with homes
during the Session, free OF expense
hp all in Your power To- make the
Institute large and profitable. Let
each member bring paper anil pcLci,-
school Committee, are urged tp come.
AMI the public generally
IN application has been made from
some Of the friends of THE Public
schools of Mt. Desert Island for an
additional Teachers Institute in Aug.
/ The place designated ~ most central
i ior the Island Towns j. Somcs,ille.
We will 10 NIL in orr power to ar
slngc with our Educational men to 20
there.
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Non Resident Taxes.

The following list OF Taxes on Real Estate OF
nonres ident owners, in The town OF Peno5-cot or
the year lsg, In bills committed 90 jeremiah Bow
den, Collector Of said town. on the ninth day OF
june lsi1. has been returned by him Ia me a.
remaining unpa i'll on The firsi day june 1870, by
his certincate of that date and nov remaining an.
paid AMI notice u hereby given, that II the said
taxes, interest and charge not paid int .ie
treasury OF said town within eighteen month";
from the date Of commitment OF said bills, 81
much OF The real estate taxed will be suffic lent
to pay the amount due therefor including interest
and charges will without further notice be sold
AT public auction at the store OF Josiah varnum.
AZ said town on the twenty. fourth day OF Dee F.
1870, at two O'Clock. T..
Names II known. Acres. Val Tax.
a. Webber, BluehiI, 80 acres
mil lot. 10 sllD asa
Nathan I. stover, Diuehill, set
from >urry, 2. - I.gi
Rurnham Warlwell or unknown 81 lii 1851
Frederick Gria'lie BachiiI II ID
Nelson Franz. Bluehitl. Marks ptace Is Il5 5Al
George Leach. Brewer .nr unknown n 81
Hiram Leach, Orland. house ssl.
barn go. 80 80 81 a.
Hiram Leach. Emerson. lot, ~ 20 "
EJFJS LEACH.
Treasurer OF Prnobseot
Penobscot. July iIth. i-;l Svss
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The trouble between France ana Aus
tria. which may possibly develope into
war. is occasioned by the refusal of the
Emperor of France to permit Prince
Leopold to ascend the Spanish throne.
Leopold has not yet been elected but
is only candidate for this position,-
Notwithstanding this, Napoleon de-
mands of Prussia-as the Prince i a
Prussian subiect-that she compel
him TO rclnquish his claims. Prussia
refuses TO have ANYTHING to do with the
matter. In the event of war. Austria
and France would combine against
Prussia and Spain-the forces ON either
side would be nearly equal. The news
received 80 tar. has sent up gold To ll5
and seriously affected the markets of
Europe.
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THEIR FIGHTING REsoURCEs.-Ipy view
OF the threatened war in Europe the
following resume of the fighting re-
sources of the several countries impli-
Gated, possesses especial interest
France has, according to the latest
and most accurate adyiees. 4l4.632
soldiers on the peace footing. 647 .27l of
a field army, or $50 900 men in all for
her entire ordinary war strength. OF
these, $4,000 men are ready TO march
at the tap of the drum. Austria, who
is looked upon as the ally of France in
this emeute, has 21e,410 men on the
peace establishment, 63e, 200 of a war
strength, or 3OO,0O0 fully prepared to
move. If the group of South German
States should be found on the same side.
they have 66,540 men on the peace, or
lS4, 40ti Oh the war footing, with l07 900
OF this number ready for instant service.
Such coalition would give Napoleon
the control OF 777.OO0 fighting men at
once, with reserve of !, $50, log trained
soldiers. On the other hand Prussia
has 126, 600 men on the peace or | 200, :
OoO on the war footing, with 100000
now ready for operations on her West
ern frontier. North GERMANY. going
with Prussia, has 3l5,5 on the peace.
SOL 1898 on the field or 944.32l on the
war footing, OF which 546 600 are in
stantly available. This would place al
Bismark's disposal GAG, 900 men ready
at once, and ], 1864, 1921 in reserve or 60
90 men more on the instant, and, here
after, 231,7S5 less than the French
alliance. Should Southern Germany
lead helping hand to Prussia she
would haFe Loss, 900 men, or 5000
more than France. to move at once.
THIS would leave Prussia still . reserve
of I; 44l, 526 men, or only l54 1873 less
than that Of France and Austria
coalesceA
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proceedings OF the CITY
: pIins.il.
". MS.


Ia Board OF Aldermen.
Tn MAnoE PEE-IDINn
Report Of Street Commissioner Tor
June, offered and approved.
Report OF Finance Committee on City
Hall accounts offered, and the consider
alton OF the same postponed 10 August.
Order pa->ed-to authorize Street
Commissioner 10 cXpend "a sum OF
money on road nj head of Branch Pond
ORDERS PASSED. ~ toNcugEENCE.
Order for the revision of City Ordi-
nauce.. Mr.. John ID. Hopkins was APP
pointed Committee for that purpose
on The par. ui Board Of the Aldermen.
Order aUpointiI. a Committee Ia cX-
aInae and report upon system Of
maintaining the City poor. Me--r-. JOY
and Whitcotnb were appointed rs The
Aldermen.
Order. thc lower room OF
Hancock Hall for City High School, ,
and appropriating 500. TO furnish the
room for that purpose.
An Ordinance. prescribing the mode
OF publication of City Ordinances.
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Commencement Week at Bowdoin,

sunday. July loth, Bacealaureate by Pres
Harris, ut Z, NJ.
Monday, July 18th. Junior Prize Dec LANAI
ton at 12 z. NJ.
Tuesday, July l2ih, address before the Alum
nj, at 2-5o p. NJ, by Charles ID. Warner Of
Hartford. Conn, followed by the annual NEE t
ing Of the Association. Concert in the event bg
by the Germanis Band, Mr.. Arbuckle. Miss
Addie S. Ryan and Mr. Barn .be-,
wednesday, Commencement by.
THURSDAY, June 18th. Annual meeting Of
the Phi Beta Kappa al A. VI, Address be-
fore the Society At the church at 10 A. NJ, by
Prof w. n. Barbour Of Bangor. Annual
meeting Of the Historical Society at s A. NJ.
Class Day exercises ut 1-2.
Friday. examination for admission.
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The Franco Prusslan Difficulty.
FRENCH ARMY REAOv 70 MARCH.
Excitement in Paris.
Prus.iap. said To be Actively ArninE.
Belligerent Tone Of the French Press.
PARIS, july. 9.

AXIS 'uiN y.
The Minister Of War declared TO the
Emperor Yesterday that the army i
ready to march AT the first signal. The
French Minister al st. Petersburg has
declared that the coronation of liohcn-
zollern a. King Of spain Will be regard
ed by France a cGSas bcN.
Pari, j. considerably excited to-day
by rumors that the Prussian> are rapid
Is arming at all the Baltic ports.
Circulars have been issued recalling
to their commands all officers and sol
dier- who are absent on furlou.h-
Large quantities OF powder and war
stores oi all kinds are being conve, ed
10 the sirongholdS on the eastern from
tier. The government authorities have
in their possession plans If all the for
ires>e,. roads. canals aud other public
works in Prussia. The government
ha- taken measures 10 put the Gardc
Rationale and the Gardc Mobile on a
war footing. Agents of the woyern-
ment are now in Hungary purchasing
horses and hay for cayalv service
Al meeting OF the diplomatic corps
in this city last evening. the Duke de
Grammont said that while remaining
within the limits of moderation. France
would abandon none of her legitimate
preien>ions
The Journal this evening saws i: the
silence OF Prussia Is prolonged until
Monday there will be movement. OF
French troops to the Rhine Tuesday.
PARIS, July 1910 F. NJ.
While negotiations are going on with
great activity the French government
makes no attempt 10 conceal it, warlike
preparations The Emperor remains
al 81. Cloud. Couriers arrive all dav
and far into the night at the palace The
Emperor opens all dispatches himself
and dictates the answers. Marshal Mac
Mahon has been ordeerd to be ready 10
move at the first 81 a,ial, and orders have
been sent TO the commandant at Cher.
bourg TO prepare transports for 10000
troops.
The excitement of the Bourse at thi.
hour Is intense. Rentes have fallen te
o. francs 90 ceutimes
1t is reported that government will
wait for the reply from Prussia unit
Monday evening.
BERLIN, July Q.
The report that Baron Weither. tn
Prussian Ambassador at Paris. has beeI
recalled Is not true.
In official circles here the situation i
thought to be free from danger. Biz
marck has neither assisted nor advise,
Spain III the Hohenzellern matter. an,
Napolcon's attempt to hold him TO an,
responsibility is therefore regarded as
mere preteXt.
BERLIN, July 10.
Military men here do not appear ex-
cited about the Spanish embroglio.
is not thought possible that war vii
result from it.
VIENNA. July ..
The Presse, semi-official organ, TO
day has an editorial imploring Spain [,
reflect before precipitaiing a war.
FLORENCE, July ..
The press of Italy, official and nation
al, back France in the question witt
Prussia.
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The Portland Adcerfise

The Portland Advertiser is out in
favor of Governor Chamberlain for U. S.
Senator, and does not want any party
caucus, as is usual.
The last one should suffice for the next
decade.
No body down here, a. we can learn,
viii object to making Governor Chamber
lain Senator, though there does not seem
TO be any stir about the matter, except,
perhaps, some who were disappointed at
the result Of the nomination OF Governor.
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Al a court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth with
IN and tor the County oil Hancock on the lst We'd
nesday OF June, A. D., 1870.
Reuben Page named Executor in a certain in.
strument purporting to be the last will and tesla
ment OF Mary j. Page late OF Bucksport in said
county deceased,-having presented the same
Tor Probate -
Ordered THAT the said executor, give aotice
to all persons interested, by causing Copy Of
this Order to be published three weeks successive.
iy in the Ellsworth American, printed in Ella
worth that they may appear At = rrobate court 10
te holden at Bucksport. on tine Sd Wednesday OF
Sept next at ten Of the clock in the forenoon nd
shew cause, II any they have why the said in ,trn
mcnt should not be proved, approved, and al.
lowed Is the last will and testament OF said A.
ceased.
3w9S PARKER TICK J.,~.
: A true c0py-Attest :-iRO, a, DYE. lasssts.
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Ata Court OF Probate holden at Bluehil with
IN and Tor the County of Hancock, on the LIST Wed
nesday Of July, \. D., lS-0
Stover Y. Wilson. Executor of the last Will Of
Josiah Wilson late OF Penobscoi in said County
decezsed-having presented his first account OF
administration upon said estate for Probate
Ordered That the said executor give notice
thereof TO all persons interested, by ctusing Il
copy OF this Order 10 be published three weeks
successfully IN the Ellsworth American, printed
Court to be holden at Bucksport, on the cd Wed.
nesday of Sept. next, at ten Of the clock in The
the same should not be Above L.
3w2s PARkER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest ITO A. DYER Register
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WANTED,

WAMTSO AGENTS u sell a Thoroughly
WNw lIDs gocd domestic article, wanted in
evete iamily. No competition. Exclusive ter
have sosd dox., Letting $50. profit per day One
sold 3O IN small town, another 1900 in towns ,
smother 81 in calling on Sj families Cost of out
III 81. No danger Of imposition. Best of refer
given. Send for circular to l02 " ashiugton
ST., Boston. Mass. LfTTLEFIELD 4 DANE
pSas
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: TO the Honorable Judge of Probate for the
County OF Hancock:
lhe undersigned Isaiah Young adm istrator Of
the estate Of Nelson Young, late OF Trenton,
NOW Lanoine,) In said county, deceased re. peft-
niiy represents that Id interstate died possessed
OIL several parcels of real estate in said COUNTY
as SCI FORM IN the inventory of said deceased Oh
ME IN The Probate OH e. which can now be al
Vantageousiy disposed of, amt 1t would be for the
cement OF the heirs OF said dec eased and all con
cerned to have sold and the proceeds 10 be dis
triDated among the heirs according TO law.
wherefore your petitioner prays your honor to
gfaht MIN license to sell the same al public or
private sale for the purposes aforesaid.
ISAIAH YOUNG
HANCOCk, IS. Court of Probate June ERIN,
A. D. ls7O
Opon the foregoing petition, ordered, That said
Peuuoner give pubic netIce to all persons in
befested, by Causing copy of the petitlon, and
order tnereon, to be published three weeks sue
cessiyely in The Ellsworth American a newspa
per puUlished in Ellsworth, In said County, that
they may apes at a Court Of Probate Tor saii
County. 70 be held at Ellsworth. on the LIST We'd
nesday Of August next, At ten Of the clock in the
forenoon, and show cause, n any they have, why
the pray er Of said petitioner should not grant
ed.
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Attsse: GEO. A. DYER, 1egistsr. Swss
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II the Hon. Parker Tuck, Judge of Probate. To-

~ the lion. Parker Tuck, judge Of Probate 10
The County OF Hancock.
France VI. Dunbar Of Ca-tinc respectfully
r"pr, ~ent., hat he T. one 81 the three hers III
PeiatIah I.eaca late Of P,nob-cOt ,l-t ca -yL and
a. the owner w one thir,! u Va, uudi, ,del real
,~thic.-that SAID real estate it- an F"unb-cpt,
and l. TIE Icyvr-lOn Of the dover estate II Mary
lehrh. d"rel-eI the wriuw on Pciatlah Leach.
and consists OF the following lots VIZ the. lot
thc lower Hrli 40 "alti. bounded notthWr-tcri'
by the road, nOrthca-trriy hy land ut John. W
Leach, -outheasterly by THE Cove, ana southwest
Iy by land Of ~aii France. NJ Dunbar
Ai-o two acres about the late dwelling house OF
said Prtatiah Leach. bounded .outhea- tcriy by
the road southwestern. by road Of John. ". l. ach
aud northwesteriF And usrthel-irrly BY land Pep
81 20 Mary Cotton. Also thr Two acre n thy
Mar Cotton lot. set "a tp SAM widow IN pam at
her lower.
Also one other lot, bounded snuthwe-tcrly BY
land Of John ". i-rarn and 81 Mary Cotton,
ortheAsfrriy By land ~ May Cotton and the
Hutchu[- !pt, -outhwc-tcrly by The Webster let
aud northwc-teriy 10y land OF Reuben DevercuA
Also one half ot said dwelling house aui Of the
larS" barn set "a to said widow in part Of her
that ste owns sand thirl ri said lauI, tn comn pm
aud undivided with said Mary Cotton amt John "
Leach and that she Is 4, -IrouS vi possessing aud
euJpyh- tn" sane ia scyrraIiy. WheTcIurr she
pTnys That PARTITION OF the may be ordered
accordingly H. [. ABEOI, hcr Atty.
casune, June 9Th IsTJ
HhNCoCh, -. Court Of Probate July FERN
a ID $50.
Upon the foregoing Petition, Ordered That said
Petitioner give notice to all PERSONS Interested BY
causing a copy Of the Petition AMI Order OF GouI
thereon, To be publi, three weeks surce--ively
in The Ellsworth American, newspaper printed
Court - be held at Ellsworth Ia said County, on
the lst Wednesday of Aug. next, at ten O'clock In
the forenoon, AMI shew cause, If any they have
why thc prayer Of said petitioner should not b.
granted.
PARKER TUGS Judge.
Attest :GEo. A. DiER, Register. jw4s
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Non Resident Taxes

In the town of Deiham, County Of Hanc OK
for the year I>s'y The following list Of taxes on
real estate OF Non Resident Owners OF land. in
said town for lss9 ia bills committed to John y.
Park err. Collector OF SAID town on the thirteenth
day Of May ls'f9. has been rctu rncd by him To me
a. remaining unpaid. on the 2l day Of MAY. $50.
hy his certificate of that date, and now remain
unpaid aud notice l. hereby given that II the
said taxes. and interest, and charges are not
paid into the Treasury of said town within cigh.
teen months from the late of the commitment of
said bills. AZ much OF the real estate taxed a.
VIII he sufficient "a pay the amount due therefor
including interest aad charges will without
further notice, be sold vt pubic auction ut ih,,
Post oficc IN sid town "a thu third day of DE.
crgnbCr $50 at twu O'Clock, l.. VI,
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known. part OF 40 acre
Lot IN Dyer tract, l9t $50 - 3tO :. Is
Hudson Rideout. or un-
kuoNn, la Dyer tract Lot
Ne. &. last Range. 10. 10 L. - 3 I'd y
John Swami, or unknown.
In over tract Lot No. :,
last Range, IN. Ijo - $50 81
HrnTy We rtll or unknown,
ia Dyer tact Lot NJ :.
East Rang, 10 ~ - y. -
JOHN o.. -tRkEE
Treasurer Of the town OF nrdh4ui.
brlihAin. JuIy SIN, 1871. 5was
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most Inactive diseases always prevalent 10 civil.
A'r4 communities, and hardly les important that
men pl middle age. Those advanced in
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manhood may be restored On these AMI kIndrc d
matters. ~" new medical work entitled '- The
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ieFn may judge OF the character OF this interest
lns volume b. p~ru.inS the advertisement of the
fcai,lly MEDICAL In .fftut., in another column
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THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to al
concerned that she has been duly appointed and
has taken upon herself the trust OF an Admins
tIatrIN OF the Estate OF
Eben Mayo. late Of Binehll
IN the County OF Hancock, deceased, BY givint
bond as the law directs she therefore requests alt
persons who are indebted to the said dece sed',
estate, 10 make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit tho
same Tor payment.
OLIVE X. MAYO.
jelly 9Th, 1870. 3w y
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The members OF the Methodist Society
at Midtown are hoping to purchase the
convenient house-OwDed aud recently
put In good repair BY Rev. Mr.. Long--for
Q Parsonage, says the Calais Advertiser.
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At a Court of Probate holsien at Ellsworth, with
In and for the County OF Hancock on the lst W ed
nesaiay Of June A. b., 1870
Rufus Leach administrator upon the estate OF
John Bray, late OF Buehl, in said County. de
consolidating presented hi. First account OF
administration upon said estate tor Probate
Ordered That the said Admin traitor give notice
thereof to all persons Interested by causing copy
OF this Order to be published three weeks sue
cessively in the Ellsworth American, printed in
Ellsworth, that they may appear at d Probate
court to be holden at Bucksp0rt on the Sd Wedne.-
day of sept. next at ten OF the clock in the lore
noon, and snaw cause, il any they have, why the
same should not he allowed
jw2s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy-Attest :-GEo. a. DYER, Register.