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ARSoLD-on satanay ger,ing Jan % sn shsEsnss .. Mar.
Youngest dsughsorOf Alfred and aas Arnold the sh Jess
Of bcr
R,any are respectfully Invited attend the
funeral from the resd 40 East Bghy
st.. on Tuesday morning. Peb- T. at l0i o'clock.
Provieuce and Bast Greenwich papers please copv.
CoLSs-on the 10th lsst ssr long Illness Barus Collins The
26ih year OF his
The relatives friends oevte fsn' nsrsi
Tuesday Feb a. the residence % hW naee Thelssz
Dsuies corner Of Marcy and WiiOughbV Brook,n
CROWTHBR-Prdsy afternoon Jsu 2s his c,hsnee %
Nineteenth St. Richard Crovths IN the 54th Of his
Friends Of the family invited sead ais funera further
notice, Wednesday Peb 2 10 O'Clock
Church, Eighteenth St. Ftnhave
BDGARAt Rshssy j. JGu 3 Caihne s. Dever ~is OF jobs
B. BdgsL
Funeral "Wednesday Peh i2 o'clock Carriages will be RAhwy
depot on arrival OF 1910 q. train from New-York.
PRBBMAS-Saddeuy Jso 3 William Freeman. In the l5i
bis
KESNBDY-sudden IN Petersburg Va Jan 2 KsnndJ Ofbs
6rm Of Keunedy Wilson.
MATHBR-0n Sunday Jan 90 sher lingering lssss Mrs Jse.
wife Of William Mather iu the i9In year OF her
The relatives friends Of the my respectfully Invited attend
Church. Wliimsburgh
PBAsBA City Saturday evening jan a. Bissd B. Peas
Of Springfield III, In the 55th wear " hs age
Funeral services Tuesday o'clock the residence of he
0rothsrnlaw. Asher Taylor No 83 WashagDust Jersey City His
remains will be taken to Hudson, n Y, for iuermeut
PoLLocKAt 50 Uuioa place Sunday morning. 0h n' Jane.
widow Of James Pollock.
friends .onsinaw C. IT, Lenhal ard Bergh
Brown respectfully invited attend her funeral Wednesday,
Feb g. at at Dr. AeLsods Church. Twethst beweea
Sixth and Sevcnth.avea
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PENNSYLVANIA.
procyrpINGs IN THE LEGISLATURE.

FKUIEEDINUo IN ITII1 I1IEV'7I' - .
HARRISBURG, Jan. 31.-The Senate to-day
passed the bin creating county. to be called Chase
County The Philadelphia Metropolitan Police bill is On
It's nna passage the same body. Numerous peuonS'
submitting the question OF license OF no license ior inc
sale Of intoxicating drinks IN any eiecton district to
vote and for tile abolition OF capital punishmeny con-
tiuue TO be presented in both Houses, ana @ pus
thus far been presented. Bills were introduced IN n9
House preventing any recovering pay Ior nlk so
when reduced by water otherwisei ana naHihk ~ h ~
lawful for persons graduates OF medical
authorized TO grant diplomas, to practice ned.lno o
surgery In the State The bill for the proper proctOn
of persOns engaged 1sh culture in private pohdS anu
strealus WAS passed.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

Horace Greeley delivered the fourth of a
onre Of lectures a the Church OF Bieecker and
Downng.sts last evening Mr.. Greeley's subject was,
Abraham Lincoln" The lecture was listened TO oy q
large audience.
temperance rally took place last night,
under the auspices Of the National Temperance Society,"
at the Trinity NJ. T.. Church. The Hon VIM. h Dodge
nreded and addressed the meeting The other speakers
were j. g. Dehl, esq, Gen. Riley, and the Rev. j. NJ
Ludlow of tho Collegiate Dutch Reformed Church
Last evening fire took place in the base
ment of building No. lG6 Fultonst occupied by H. H.
Bunster importer Of liquors. The fire was confined TO
the basement and first floor Loss stock 5000 fully
insured Loss on building, 81 800. Insured GOodyears
stock OF india rubber goods slightly damaged by
Nat tpr
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
pRrsEYrMEYT BY THE GRAND JURY.

The following prcsehlmche ""s Ai" o
the General Sessions:
That the prison. known the Tombs however suitable
at the time OF It's construction now inadequate 10 eo
te wants which the great increase OF population nu
more than corresponding increase OF crime requres
family original construction, and the Inadequate
,nodation for the number comnited.for
ing combne make II expedent to remove te instloa @
ton 10 some more eligible part OF the city AS hoW con
strueted the cells uuheated In Winter, ana unVen1
lated in summer damp and unhealthy at all times a'u
unfit for the purposes for which they are used III au
on TO these structural difficulties. the arrangehens a
nubleitv of the cells when their overcrowded siho -
considered render II difficult to regulate the dscphe VI
The Jury refer with pleasure TO the institutions on b9 .
islands, where similar objections do net ensti oiaa1
were pleased with tho general Arrangements an ori1
ess that came their notice, and commend tnn that
ing OF the industrial schools. and more esPeoNa"' ~
upou the school. ship near Harts Island. i ~ tho
Tho Jury considered the question OF from the
Paniientary 10 lIarts Island. The dlstahco
clty the ample room for tho most extensive FOR
ments upon that Island aud the prospeetyo FIR
ali Ihe present buildings upon BlackWen sa,ssant aav
charitable purposes, all point 10 no. i sity OF the
when that Mill be the policy II not tho heeo''' '" WV
city authorities. - .u.a, ,he nece seity OF
calling the attention Of the authorities 10 D" n'
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
ASSEMBLY,.

The AttOmey-Genera sent in a reply rea-
tive to the exemptions OF the National Guard from taxa
tiOn.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Forbidding the Harlem and Hudson River Railroad
Companies running freight below ForirsecOnd ST..
NewYork.
GENERAL ORDERS
The House Committee disposed OF the following bs
as noted The bill to provide for an additional Police
Court in the City OF Hew-York was taken up and
an amendment adopted that the building for the Court
and HOuse Detention with real estate, shall not cost
over SOOOO0-thrd reading TO protect life ana limb In
mechanical mining and engineering occupations
progress reported compelling gas companies through
out the annually to The COntroier her
state aud condition OF business PENDING the eohSiaera'
tion of this bill the Assembly adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
PROBABLE WIFE MURDER.

Last evening Sergeant Kennedy of the Sixth
Precinct received Information that Mrs Catharne wech
was lying in very dangerous condition In the low
lodging house, No. As Mulberrys from the effects OF
violence at tho hands of her husband Saturday night
last. Sergeant Kennedy visited the place, and learned
that on Saturday the husband and wife drinking to
excess and late night when much under the influence
OF LIQUOR they quarreled ana fought The woman was
knocked down. aud beaten and kicked by her husband
until nsensble Since then she has been at
tended by DIR. Harran OF No. 97 Bayardst. who pro-
nounces her a very dangerous condition. Welch, who
ia an Irish aborer taken into custody, and locked
up In the Franklinst. Police Station.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
TENNESSEE.
THE FRANCHISE QUESTION IN TIE CoNsfiTU-
TIONAL CONVENTION.

NASHVILLE, Jan. 27.-During the campaign
Of 1868, when Emerson EtheridSe ran for Governor
against Brownlow there the strongest effort made on
the part Of the Conservatives TO win over the negro vote
Eheridgo preached the doctrine OF universal suffrage
from one end OF the State to the other The instincts Oh
the colorcd man led him to be wary ho hno" 'n". '
ola ,sster yas sn,oring under fanced wrongs, aud lie
feted tho respt which might come with tho restoration
Of the ex.Rebe to power lie voted, therefore, Tor
Brownow. Time passed on' and the ehc'le'
ment Of the seymour and bair cam
pllsn again sent tho chaDUlons OF DeWoe'
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
SMALL POX.

The card of DR.. Dixon, published in another
ladies who read the letter Vaccination published In
our issue OF last Tuesday. 1t urged. II our readers
remember, the formation OF vaccine associanon 10 10
original sourcethe II the Doctor Is successiui IN
procuring the vaccine vrus from TINS source u VIII Do
presented TO as many of best known physicians as
The amount obtained will supply, and then supplied toi
from the nan for some Time TIL the proposed
stanty There can doubt Of Dr. Dlxon's zeal aud
word fail is not to be found in his vocabulary.
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----- lat ~ s5sso . sst ar q -. srf.s 9.
VIZ % ier heavy Live b. Reeeipts bf dsJs-7 30 bba
Ssule Nesdy st - e2l1bo 70 Ceu bushO so
,sr era prime shpssg beeyes
Flour 20 200 bush Wheai. 2tsO hos. 80 0.t. j 10
bush I9op Bsrsr, e,000 Hegs. "-'- "'
LOO bush Wheat D.0O bush Com. D. What s..sy a
Barley Hogs ,'-.l
MILWAUKEE,. 3l-Four ~ Oas nncs-a.~ 80
e5c for No l. and 1)ic for No Corr deoibng FsN
RYE sud baIeI usisnaL Dressed Hogs heavy d
Rsee,ts--la0 bhs Foari 2c BASH Wheat shlp.
bbls Pour, 1000 bnsh Wheat
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TIE GOVERNMENT OF JAMAICA.

To the Editor Of The Trto"ne'
Sir: In the West Indian correspondence or
The Herald OF to-day observe that t Is said that the
renewal of Gov Rawson from the colony OF Barbados
has been occasoned by legal proceedings Instituted Dy
me against him. charging unlawful acts while holdihg
the commission as Governor of the Bahamas reel u
due to Gov RawsOu 10 state that have instituted no
legal or other proceedings against him. nor am aware
OF any such on part Of Of the officials under him.
Yours truly. q. LEMPRIERE, ID Z. L.,
late Col. Secry Of the Bahamas
yelr- York, Jan 81, 1870.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
MUSIC IND THE DRAMA.
Music.


On the evening of the 9Th of February, DOni-
zettis grand opera, Maria de R0han Ia to be given by
sgnor Gorgo Roncon and under his direction assisted
by several amateurs for the benefit Of the Samaritan
Home for the Aged" at the cory little heater OF the
Union League Club This work composed expressly
prime the highest honors that he attained
IN opera serid. Mrs. Gulager, who as Miss
Brooks made so favorable an impression
Dr. Wards operas, given at his private theater is to be
the prma DONNA and Max Maretzek has volunteered to
conduct the orchestra slgnor Ronconl proposes TO
meet all tho expenses Incurred by the perform
Rnce himself Tickets to be sold at =
each. and the entire proceeds will 20 to the
charitable object above named sgnor Ronooni trusts
that this Offering will be accepted acknowledgment
OF the kindness and encouragement he has met In New
York and not only for his sake and for the sake OF
fine music bat for sweet charity also IL Is trusted that
the little theater which is becoming favored spot
for choicest entertainments will have It's last seat
filed and the last particle Of SandnsrOOm occupied on
the evening of the sth.
ITALIAN OPERA.
The season of Italian opera is resumed this
evening at the Academy OF Music. Mr.. Maretzek COM
with that well grounded favore. the Troyatore
which, though it certainly lacks novelty. at least
to give Madame Brol and Mr. lie Franc the very best
field for tho display OF their great abilities. Maretzef
aud his company Will doubtless DO welcomed cordially by
the many friends OF Italian opera, who have impaienty
awaited their return.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

nuisance T1ey refer 70 the condition OF tho Ffthave,
which has been made nearly impossible hges and
pedestrians, an the destruction OF health aud ppperty
to extent alm.ast Incredible 10 those who havS not
Inent OF that ayenuS yith the wills and perlsbsbio
ture that now disfguaNft
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
LOCAL, POLITICS.

The Ist Assembly District Union Republican
Association met last evening. and appointed a com
ttee Of five take into consideration the condition
the party In the district especially with relation 10 tho
distribution Of the Federal patronage
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
FINE ARTS.

Messrs Leavitt, Strebeigh g. Co. will sell at
auction, Friday OF next week. unique collection OF
paintngs belonging to John Waters esd Of Brooklyn
7, ncludes sneomens by s. r. Clifford j. f. Kenset Whit
ridge Eastman johnson, Durand. Lange, Zem. Seweu.
and several others.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
NEW-YORK LEGISLATURE.

SENAIE......ALBANI. JAN 81.
Bills INTRODUCED.
Repeating the act amending the charter of the
Hudson River Bridge Company; to settle claims against
Westcheser County for arrears IN state tax relating TO
work on the State Canals, abOshing the Contracting
Board ana levying State tax of mill per dollar for
sIlnh NNnrk. AninurneN.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01
HazS,d dCnswen. Cod Liver OIL d tn. b.st

The Trophy Tomnto.-Tv.sy seeds s5 sssd
Addre" 0Bo WARlSG. jr. ogssa Ps'm. Eespsr. r.
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MdRRIED

Wedding and Visiting Cards, iss stsmpug Note P.e.r,
Sc va. ByEDEGs SoSs et Faou opp Old D~ch ChsruA.
New-York tribune., 1870-02-01

MARTLTsG-yAS ASTNBRPAt Mott Haven. o the Ioa,
by Rev Rb-1 Ossrn Efv xd Martins Nary
daughter ofPsier Van An-ep Of Hott Hsvea
sMAPT-WILSON-Op TbursdaT jan a. residence sfm
BRIDES parents b. the Rev Dr. Taylor Richard g.
CITY ktms second dauFr Of JOhn O. Wss, ss of Bsrss
CITY. M
TOWNSEND CDxPhvstey n PlyrOuh Church sroetlyn sss,
asy Jan ~ lS7o bg Rev Hsn Ward Beseksr Mso Tossss.
to Rnm v Car.
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DIED..

al Botocs' OF Marriages must be indorscS nih 6rR
fsa7ns and dddysss
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Reunl.n Tea Meetias. a. ths AhLkSSI, y xsSs q, "
"'"Ds wkDNksDAl aad THURSDAY ksbNNOc'
- - "A lAID A. "a sclock

Ms Greeley VII be pre.set ~ "a
,,scc Notieef6e mails Sr RuRoPs % -.
rypnW Iii case AZ this Omts At " sna ~ 'hs anI
ieIoss yir. and B. iE4o N, AZ vlSs W. p.,mss.sr
ii;l5a ~, sad q, leiisa m :. - -, ~ \ sp Az
ceIse n.ls RusoPk "a SasS. a.
Fsh O. lsO vii ss al ,A. oess 4 d.sS % a. p.sS E SO
nsF .ui e. q ie ~ N iAe syhi bsiOge Z, " 'VNnS' F"
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GREAT >Ua-sUN CHOP.

Hlbcgar mate from CIder, sc IN 10 hours with
Ett3nut bru-s >rnd 10 cents for Circular to
Z : A.,I.. ts.lLl.Nsl ! [ .nnn. iMA
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Ellsworth Price Current,
Bangor Produce Market.
SATURDAY. Nov. 9Th, 1870.

SATURDAY. Nov. 9Th. 1870.
The following reports is obtained by particular
observation on the market, and the quotations
are Tho prices paid for:produce from the country
teams Ibis day, or about the average Tor the week
p3sf;
W clnno. quotc the past week a. having been n
very bilsS market week. The weather has been
uncertain and stormy, and market Wagons as
hcv rotne 10, look though there was mud in
he "a.
HAr-Thc best qualities OF loose hay have sold
during tua past week q, from $50 e. go and So
per ion. fh" inferior grades haze sold at less
price rra-iIng to quality.
STi,AW - Guoi loose straw sells ut from s. 10
SO i"r ton.
oAl>-'ln nos come I'D very plenty aud are seI
i'm quirA ju.I at from 20 to Is cent per bn h.
"i
HAktFi- GOD fair article sells at ~ cests
it.t Na-li.!- There i not great deal coming in
n"itt-ri- Gre demand fas Il very great
iift>>-t,ood clean yellow ewes are selling a,
from $50 in S-;A rer hu-hl. and extra hand
pic."t Irs betne are North from - $, 10 se.5
80 rrEi.-Tsc market a. well supp he'd with hi.
article OF lT1ducc OF second, Inferior quality
nt l. Va tact, atuut all that IN l. of that lie
fs t't"n. AID sctl- Al various prices, according To
quhiiA. iut best lump sells Al 40 to o. ami i3
"'4t- per round y good sweet article OF solid is
wnTtA iroia - .a - an,i - cents.
FrrNrui> hsvr SOFA 10 our marke: to-day NJ
T"ir l u'i ana o. cents per bu shel. and the buy.
h"" .l'e ..'tt iAse closing OF The river.
l'rtLII.l--t hrkrns sell On our market nj
ai"lf - s'Uf- pr round. an'l turkies from IL to
J. .'.H -'' r''.i- i'cr ""nnd
't-'-Nif '-.t.- n er.h from II To Is cent. per
IT,. -ite snd qualify
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schooner, abandoned. wrecked missing,
>utN etc.. during October.
Dragon, ID, "i Bsrbadoc>. from New York
fIr Pult spain.
n,uu'it,.. v, Of Gloucester. fisherman.
fsl Z. i stockton. NJ. from Bangor for
Boston.
L!"ait King. ~. o. Jone>port. from Jones
lafl inr Ntw York.
ranger. ", Of san Francisco. at Pajaro
handing. California
Joshua liamslia. {. Of sproyncctoNn, fisher
man
Carton I-,ne. e. OF Fail River. from Fall
Ry i hef % I, fTiSgM.n ., S.w var, IRON,
thi-h"Im'- Landlu. for Wuoi'- Hole.
y |tttlii.a. IN. oi n ,ouce>ter, ii she rinan.
psN >iai. IN. If uioHce,l r. fisherman
II ii 4. Ii Nassau. from Boston ior Port
au fr.upc.
Baltimore Tor Portland.
Tor Bp>ioI
Crown. ". fi-hcrman
SPRAY, ". fisherman.
J if-r-on Bprtcn.w. o. Fall River. from New
York for hey West.
W II ,lclie. ~, Of Nassau. from Nassau Tor
Baltimore.
Naierl. ~. Of Baltimore. from Cardenus for
Hayana.
Elneiine. IA, Of MIram.chi. from Boston for
New Brandon. NIB.
Edwin. ", Of bridgeport, at Matlnza..
\,iue richardson. A. Of New York. Of
AVI.chcoil for New York.
Ada \ FRYE. ", Of san Francisco. from san
Francisco Tor san Bias
John Croker, ", OF Bath. Me. from Savan-
nah fpT >1gua.
Minerva, ". Of Fall River. from Havana for
Bristol 81.
GlensarIY. ". OF Baltimore. from Samantha
for New YORK.
Leader. IS, Of Rpckiand.
Quick>icl, IN, OF New London. whaler.
/. Richard on. W. Of New York, from 1T 81
Phillip, la. for Richardson, Va.
Princess ". BROOKLYN. Me.
W atchmIn. w. Hancock.
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State Items.

-plvma, c- James GIrsrd. /. : \. La~
been arrested in New YORK for embc5zIinr
SO npD or government Ami,
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''''''''' '"'u> "hu caravan
"' '' - ,,r''''" a. i'''''oh' ~ J.
i'-'''''' H''i'''>N
.,.I-,..... j., '''' ~
lA' Npirl'-nrodncih- capacity ri TIE
di>tiliertc> in the United States Is estimi-
al n llS.Cf3."1o gallons annually, while
the consumption j. ahou. 7G,ooo.oOo lcav-
Ia. 100000 gallons j. about 5000. 1000
lvavin. i@."'"p gallons /" BE- disposed
''''"-
-iar mouey-ordcr business j. steadily
inc!'A-l-- a, iAc Bangor fo>t bhice.
Dunn. tir month 81 september 80 mon
g., .,r,i.,.. ,,a,,. .old ,,n,,,,,,i,,., ., <, -,
"'N ''i. "'i' PAW !" tn' amour 9!
S,'-iir."l- lie Office received on Gcpo--
/. lr.iu u.ilrr Offices. 81 .:5gS. and r.uuiuir
,.lS,s .t ,l,,,l,., ~. 49,. ,',.l ,.u,
4 caraappears IN the Boston Irorsji,r,
N-'''" y 'lI' ny Ut i"sior ana SIN
MONS secretaries 81 'he liohe MISSION
1''''''' - MI" i"'A' SUBSTANTIALLY aHlTlhiA@
The truiA ~ Key. Nh. Fd lions account of
his interview with Th.olo-c TIfo,i. CON-
,.,.,,,t...,. ..,,..,.....,..
''''''' 90 '!ie Az 't-'''t utiuAlh-,
While John /. Smith Of Niif,rI CT
,.... .-,,,,,.rr,.r s.,,v,.., rrt,t.,. ,oorro,,,,
'e '""''N -','u "''-'e ',"'''li.h- pa
PCT FRI MI ''''''" III -
~i du-.. lHA- I'll: Got. ~. $50. scoop
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VI 4 RIED.

la thi- city Nov. ~ 10y Rcv. ;. Tenney Mr. Jos
cph ". Ponroy Of Trenton and Miss Annie NJ
Goodwin OF Ellsworth
Ia tlis city Oct. 2sl by Robert Coli. Mr. ID. ser
lonns and Miss Alyena Hoigkins both Of Ia.
IN Oiue.
Ia Mt. Desert Nov. .l.by Geo. L. Bracy Esq
E4liInan ". Dodge Of MiDcscrt and Sarah f.
Dodge oil t.oul>boro.
In Gouldeboro Nov. 9Th by II. NJ. sowle Esa
Mi. Alfred Hamilton To Miss Martha W. CLARK
both OF touiisboro
la Gotld-boro Nov. 18th bv II. r. Whitaker Esq
Mr. Eleazer Tracy 10 Mrs. Merretia A. Rice
bo h ofti.
In south " est ll.rbor NOV. 9Th by u. 4. MAJ
eyes lisa. \. r. Higgins Esq. of Ellen. AMI Mis-
fheDc T. Titus Of Ruckiana.
In Nj. Desert NOV, 81 by Rev. Asa Wasgatt Mr.
Me o ace OF Rieh u Miss Rhoda wasyatt Of
NJ brscrt
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A few weeks since we called attention
to the improvements which Mr.. Gerry was
making in opening new streets, and throw
ing into the market large number of
desirable house lots at reasonable rates.
The Core ,pondent of the Machias Union
cives the following particulars. as well as
hi. own impression Of what Mr.. Gerry is
DOING
MATTERS N ELLSWORTH.
Mg. EDITOR For many year. it was
40 easy thing 10 secure a house loi ia de
slrahle location in Ellsworth VILLAGE.
some four years ago Mr. Robert Gerry
lr., bought the real estate of Mr.. Jones and
Mr.. Pc;ers-Some 200 acres-f"r about
$4,000, Daring the past season Mr.. Gerry
ha~ PAT streets through the loi>. and laid
l. ont into building lots. There i one
street out of State street. running East Il
loar distance: and four streets. running at
III ~ angles with this new street to Main
street. l'his new territory now thrown
open 10 the public j. nearly n large as the
whole VILLAGE. Here are the finest loca-
lions for building purposes that can be
found ia the town. II Lays North east OF
the village and l. bounded ON the West bv
the street leading 10 Bangor. and on the
south rs the street leading 10 Cherry Held.
Mr., Gerry has already sold house lo;>
enough 70 pay he cost ~ The original
pur'hase.-ihe interest. taxes. and build
Ing Of street and has sold in all. about
oaf taurTi Of The whole purchase.
Several houses are now going mp on the
Few streets and other parties Will pu il
The foundations for houses early IN ihr
spriug. Mr. Gerry has done good thing.
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At "a Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth with
In and Tor the County OF Hancock, on the cd Wed
nes'lay Of October 4. d.. 1870.
CAMuEL WATSON, Administrator upon the
y estate OF George w. Coggips. late Of Survv,
in said County, demonstrating presented his
first account OF Administration upon said Estate
for Probate:
ORDERED THAT said Administrator give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing n
copy OF this Order to be published three weeks
successfully In the Ellsworth American printed
in Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate
Court TO be holden at E1lswovth the lst Wednes
day of Dec next at ten Of the clock in the fore.
noon, and shew canse il any they have why the
same shonld not he allowed.
3w45 PARKER TUCK. Judge.
true Copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER. Register.
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4 hook for Every nnu.

pG. u rARktK, Physician In charrc.
Medrsl knowledge for everybody, - o0J ropic-
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EANGOB.-Ar NOV. ~ e. g. Hcndrick
Deer l'!e; Isra. Deer Isle; Julia A. Rich
Fl'tcn
ruaILkNp.-hr III Telegraph. Woodland;
Virginia. >ir'ut for Boston. Abagaii Haynes.
for lio~ioH. >nGllv, Clio, Hammond, Els
Bo~ToN-Ar. oh. Virginia. >trout Alma
Ddim. BuehiI.
HOLMES lIOlE-Ar. An. ,ch>. Laura ;
Nai-on. Mcil>. New Bedford. Tor Bangor. Ma
:! iarh. nerl.cA. \ York ior Ncwburyport
hLpCCE sh-Ar 5lh. Astoria. sa11lcr
>ALEN-Ar j.h. Maine. Lord, sullivan.
NnnpATicl for >c,lswica. Ar .th. Agrieols Tor
Ellsworth
MIN BEDFpED-~.d III. Frank Maria.
Franklin.
NLW HANEN-Ar ith. Orizimbo, wood
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IA Court OF Probate holden a: Euehill, within
and Tor the County of Hancock on the lst Wed
pssday OF November, A. ID. 1870.
4 EANDkR 4. SNOWMAN. Administrator upon
l. the estate of Erastu. +. Snowman. late OF
IeaobsCot, IN said County deceaae,i-hay ing pre-
s1enlei his Fret account OF Administration upon
said estate for Probate.
ORDERED That the said Administrator give
no1cc thereof To all persons interested, by cau.-
ing copy of this Or,itf to he published three
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed IN Ellsworth, that they may appear AT a
Probate ',ourt to be holden Al Ellsworth on ths
FIRST Wednesday OF December next at ten oi the
clock IN the forenoon, and shew cause If any
they have. why the same should not be allowed
3WAJ PARKER Trek .Iunya
trne copy-At GEO. 4. DYER, Register.
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CHEMISTRY !, furnishing Us new agents for
fuel. force, food and many other important aids
over those we once possessed Ports from
which commence was driven during the hot
months by their terrible feveIs are visited all
the year with impunit, now. Many localities
in the South and West kept tenantless by their
deeterious niasms are now nlling up with
populations under the protection of Ayers
Ague Cure. Their affecting Chills and Fe-
yers are 80 eflectualy cured by this emedy
that the disease no longer turns emigration
aside or destroys the settler if he ventures
upon It's infected districts. l''Gazetle,' Inde-
pendence, Mo.