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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12
Clock s. watch RepaireF,
4. SGGT.

In Dewau's Block, three doors west of the Cen
tr.tl Hutci, Market Square.
SuNBUEY, PA,
Re svoctfuliy informs the ciizgus Of Snuhury ana
vicinity, That he is prepared tn repair Cocks Vnd
Watches IN an branches, also Gold aud silver
Ware of an descriptions.
Having had forty years experience IN thc hu7-
ness In this country, me ilnttcrs A.Aayif that he
can give general satisfaction.
An work guarantccd-Custom respectfully so
licitcd. june Il, lSil,-tf.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12
sletu Advertisements.
Merchant aiiGYing.
=. NJ. ssRSgsAN,

>. W. EBSEsAN.
in the Post Office Building, opposite the Depot,
Cup stars,)
SUNBURY, PENN'A,
Informs his friends and the public generally,
that he has Just opened II large and Varied as
sOrtmcut of
Cloths, CassiIn crcs. Vcst!MgS. &C..
which will be made up to order in the latest
styles, and warranted to fit.
Gentlemen in want OF fashionable suits arc in
vited 70 call and examine his stock.
SHIRTS
scientifically and practically cut ouI made 10
measure.
RUN NO RISK.
We furnish the above styles of Improved yoke
and sack shirt with entirely new shape sleeve,
and guarantee II perfect fitting shirt. 1t Is the
best model of II shirt ever olGru,i IL the trade.
Fine and fancy slirts made to order.
j. NJ. BOSTIAN.
June >, 1871 .-Gm.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12

Tue FRUIT MAREEr.-peaches, melons and
other fruit, are already abundant In our market.
The peach crop is perhaps the largest We have
had for many years, aud the result Is, the fruit
is not so large and perfect, Last week in n.
York Ihero Was y glnt IN lbs Market, aud some
Inferior lots sold as low Us rs cts. per box. In
this Market they were sold at Sl,T5, aud will
no doubt, come down to $3.50, II not lower. A
large supply of melons have been received In
this market, many Of them inferior In quality,
which Is too much the ease with fruit brought
from distance. This Is particularly so Ia re-
gard 10 eantelopes or eitron melons, not one
third OF which are OF good aaYoF, The eante-
lopes Of our own neighborhood, arc much supe-
rlor Ia havor TO any brought from Jersey, OF
some sections Of Maryland, This Is equally true
In regard 10 peaches, as well as Concord grapes.
Except Ia few locations OF sandy soil, as near
Muion, water melons are not successfully cult,
waited la thls section.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12

FIRE.-On Wednesday about O'Clock, the
root on Mr.. \. Gcnthcr's brick dwelling house,
on tic corner Of Third and Arch streets, was dis
covered to Jo fire. The fire engine was
promptly hauled out, hut before getting to the
place, the fire was eXtnguishcd with buckets.
The fire is supposed to have originated 10y sparks
from thG locomotive attached to the Niagara eX-
press train going westward, which had passed
II shoN time pIeyi US.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12

focal A#airs.

SEWING MACHINES Miss Caroline Dalius Is
the agent for the sale Of the three best Sewing
Machines in existence, viz: "Thc Improved
Singer" ''Grovcr S Bakcr'' and domestic"
which are constantly on hand ana sold at rea-
sonnblc prices. Call and sec them. Once on
Market street, cast of the railroad
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12

New TRAINs.--On Monday last Il new schcd-
ulc went into operation on the Northern Central,
and the Eric Railroad. The new train, Niagara
Express, with elegant new sleeping cars, now
reaches this place from Baltimore at l2.i5, p. m.,
in four hours aud Is minutes, stopping at no
point between Harrisburg and this place, or be-
tween this place and Williamsport.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12

AS We are ut tho beginning of an important
political campaign, and the AMERICANS publish
cd at lower rate than any other paper, and con-
tains the same amount Of reading matter as
others of larger size, we feel confident that can
vaGscrs can very readily obtain subscribers in
every parts Of the county Al clubs received will
hc promptly acknowledged, aud the paper
promptly forwarded to any address.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12
estate az Lii4ahe,h Iaasa, nys'd.

NutiAt D. h.Uhf .ttn that hiIrI# irsia.
~ WHHlai base H..H frit t..I .H a.. HHdfi. I.I..
"A an n. .rftti.af ftlikAhttllau austt. HileultIu
lisIHa.H pr naHhHfil huitHHHiff f.tHl tsHHli
ft,l i.,fsfsa, Ai ltis,,,s t.l.Hl.l s,. .il..i.
tH H.saH Ia..HtI..l. l.iiH..it aHl iH..r IitI..
ai.llla A. lI.r.iA ih.a isIl slfasHi.sl.t Gel
H.lt. .s.HI
NHt.ttht "a. ...I..
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12

COURT commenced on Monday last, which
brought together quite a large nu,uGcr OF people,
and our streets presented very lively appear
ancc for several day. The proceedings of Court
have their usual interest, for which VIC are in
dcbcd to A. \. Brcc, ESQ, for II full report in
another part Of this paper.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12

SINCE the last Democratic primary election
Pat Hester haa become very bold oyef~lls success
m placing Ia nomination such candidates as he
desired, and now declares that lac can have any
one nominated aud elected In this county he
wants, II such Is the ease, the twelve candi-
dates already In tho field for the next sheriff, will
stand a slim chance, as Pat 10 a candidate hln-
self luI tAat Office.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12

"lLNINN IInI-,E.l

LfNENs, pAtriliN COUNTY rENN.Ar
bfERLN a buNtg, riDpn.lHr
rla gatiu = rurr'l.i aiih e.. iaat thu plih a
iihifis, bn.sl alsullHs Aul altsuln ust,ta.
Nay "a, la,l
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12

ruC STATg C,NP Of the "r,ahJlic Order of
huna Of America" met IA The Hall OF tho House
"t representative at Harrisburg, on Tuesday
last on the oprliug of the sassiou, Ills Excel
lcury, Guycmor Geury delivered au eloqueut ad-
dress OF welcome 10 them. ou Wednesday a
Grand parade took place which Is noticed by tho
papers as h'lng been splendid affair, The
state camp w's FAM represented from all parts
ct the state, b. Representatives FROM suborJl,
nate Camls, who relnu Ihe Order Ia a flourish
Ing condition, Washington Camp No. 10, AZ
th.s place. Mas represented Ly j, W, wu,ea,
lui l lhia uiAee, aud &. I .igok,
Tho hta. IOa,s.l nuliciuE NE mceling oflhcso
h"lut ura sa)ai 40 mlia luiclllgold, orderly
Hu ntttrl4bie body ever convened ln iLls ,ity
th'u thr luuus mtu ldrullt,l Nilb llp Fatthale
bil'r nuls u Amsilea, on, stale l.la reasuu
la p. IIYul "a tleu.,H
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12
Low EST PRICES
IN TIE COUNTRY

Thankful fuy the large amount of patrouag,
heretofore bestowed upon me, will cndcaycr hy
furnishing the best goods nj tht lowest price, To-
merit continuance Ui the same.
IL. y. FElLiNG
April -, IS1l.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12
SPRING OPENING3
Large Stock! Better Facilities!

Just opened Il large, fine and substantial osaort-
mCut of
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
DomesticS, White Goods, Fancy
Goods, Trimmings, Cloths,
CasSimercs,
CARPETS AND OIL CLOTHS.
Housekeeping goods in great variety.
FRESH GROCERIES,
Quccuswarc, Wil!ow-Warc, Glassware, Ne, Wc.
\ fine stock of substantial
E;ceay-fsnGc siOth;ng,
Cor Men and Boys. Each line full aud complete.
se}7 Substantial Goods Speciality. "a.
Prices 10 suit the times. Gail GnI
see our stock.
Al Kinds Of country produce taken in cX-
change for Goods.
MOORE u DlSSiNGEE,
Haurt', Iron building, Market street, Sguhnry.
Apri! -. 1871.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-08-12

iiYf 4ut' po a. bAh,iiir The panyllle
haH..an si .-.i ai.t BE itg llliuslus3
titlYi -it is pgil.Ha ls p.te b.a iatfL Is-
Ii IH.iH rI4 dl ntAhias tikt m Illus
'Nti .Hh. 300. i4a ullll AS se aAa el.ttn
i.H I" Iaf ti fIl.. I... a4i.lIps /.
.H..r...
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

Ellsworth Price Current.
Bangor Produce Market.

SATURDAY, MAY "a, ISL.
HAY-The small amount Of loose hav
now coming into the market causes q
brisk demand for il. A good article sells
quick At go per ton. and inferior qualities
are selling propor.ionally high.
STRAw-Loose straw sells at about $40
per ton for good fair article.
OATS are worth on the market 30 cents
per bushel.
BARLEY Il not much inquired for. but is
worth from 80 to s. cents per bushel.
BEANS are not very plenty on the mar
ke,. as the most Of last years crop seems
TO have been brought In. Yellow-eyes
are worth from $50 to 2.75 per bushel.
Extra hand-picked pea-beans from g.. so to
e2.75. and occasionally small lot sells at
o3.O0.
BUTTER-New butter Is now coming In
quite plenty and we should quote the sales
to-day on the market from Is to Is cents,
EGGS are worth about Is cents, though
occasionally some small fresh lots sell at
IL cents per dozen.
DRIED APPLES are worth on the market
from to IL and cents per pound. ac-
cording to quality.
POTATOES have sold lively this week. st
from Sl.00 to el.l0; and some loads have
even reached el.l2 per bushel.
ROUND Hoes are worth from 10 TO 10
Ia and II cents per pound according to
| quality.
Wool, &c.-wool is worth on the mar
ket from 40 to ~ and Is cents per pound.
and wool skins sell according to the size
and quality Of wool on them. from 81 90
| to e2.00 each. Veal skins are worth from
Is to 20 cents per pound, and hides from
8 to 8 l-2 cents.
WOOD-Hard wood sells at from o.. 90
TO $50 and 81 90 per cord. Dry soft wood
is worth from eA.0O to $500
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

The citizens have improved the besuti-
ful farming weather.

TreOSss lseOs-
The citizens have improved the besuti-
ful farming weather.
The Union Christian Association has
not yet found a pastor. Mundane specu-
lafions seem to obscure all but the name
l. this religions II Is not christianity sure
ly.
Launched at fremont about the 2Oth
silt. schr called the Mary A. Dow. about
Is tons n. T.. built and commanded by
Capt. Thurlow Dow. designed TO ply As =
freighter between fremont and Rockland
&c. Capt. Dow has succeeded well In his
first attempt - Master Carpenter In vessel
building.
Mr.. J. J. Burr with his StereopdcOn.
is entertaining the people Of Mt. Desert
quite TO their satisfaction. His recitation
of Darius Green and his Flying Machine
Is enjoyed hugely, and brings out with
desfening applause, the appreciation Of his
audience.
The Magdaieners are on their way
home with full cargoes of herring, and the
smoker and stringers" are making ready
TO put up the small fishes. Probably the
largest load ever brought to the island will
be by the sch. Prize. for s. A. Holden &
Co.-over 1900 boxes. Mr.. Eaton Clark
smokes the larger part Of these BY con-
tract Men. women and children are en-
ploved.
-Lannehsd . souesvilie. on the 18th
uh'' scnr. called the Ella Eudora, !"
ABOUT u tons n. I. Designed - freiehs-
e. of hne nodsl. hsils b very substan-
eiai manner, By Aaaer VA & Newman.
M A. WAifiaG. Esa., = Z, "a g.
manosd BY CA j. 2. MAseu e 49,.
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"A fun kariA< lit and complete MI
Act Reports. as well a. more Original
Stories and >ke,ches, are among the new
features oekhe greatly enlarged and i'm
proved PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT. Only
s2-S year Ia advance; subscription.
taken for ia or three months. Specimens
seni free. Address ELwELL. PrcKAgp 4
Co.. PorfiaHd. Nain,
The offer Of Tso Months Free 10 all new
subscribers who send s2.Oo. hold. good
till June ls;. 3mols
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRTH.-1sf Wednesday in January, Feb.
rnary, August, September, and December. ~
Wednesday in April, Sd Wednesday In june, and
9Th Wednesday in October.
BLuEmLL.-ist "Wednesday In July and Novem-
Der.
BucKsroRr.-sd "Wednesday IN January NAY
and September.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01
Nj A II RI f ID.

Bncksport-May lGh. William ". Ross and Miss
Alice A, Abbott.
Waltham-Nay 18th. by Calvin kingman. ESQ
Mr.. Arthur Colby and Miss Rebecca p. smith both
Of Waltham.
West Eden-May ssth. by the Rev VIM Reed
Mr. Rodney W. Bartlett Of Lsmoine. to Miss Lou
ice II. Reed Of West Eden daughter Of the ofaca-
ting clergyman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01
CHEAP FARMS. FREE IRllEl.
Chicago. Rock Island. and Pacific Rail
road Company.
CoD.oOO Acres
Choice Town ! .nnl>.

his Comuarv D.. ia ar-riug flr .alr shout
"a hulirri tho u-anh arrc- ~ tAr un~st 4gri,al.
tnrAi lanis an the Wet The tYmpAny cell. oniy
tuAi settlers. and The priccs cNcrc,!In. Il.
rrA-onable. rangtng from o. siS Tor the
average being about e. Th. greater part 81
these lands are siiuatrd along the line IT its rail
ruad n.tseen N. riti.. .; D--Molnrs aud Gun
cii ulHr-i aui tn The ma-t seressibi- ani ter
tile region Ia ths ~f1fs.
salr- made fst cash Or on credit long cnouxa TO
enable any industrious man 10 pay foe the land
out OF 10. crops.
th~sc lsnds arr held under tide direct from
the General Government, aaI A-F Rrt mort "a gei
or cncunbcrct Ia ans wav. fu4i sArranty dersis
given l. purchaser
for MAPS, pamphlets. ~ Ary other Information
rrspcctip. them. addEc-= EBkSEZEH toph,
Land tofi1tlt- siyn'.r, pavsu port, Iowa
EAPLpKINS IIChET- cold AZ the Tom.
pany's tiekc, Offices al Chicago, aud all other
prime pal stations Its ltnc, ani # the purchaser
bay Land the atnouat paid Tor the IIokeI Is ap-
p!ici on the purchase money.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01
NEW ADVER EASEMENTS.

sewing Machines. Meltiah jordan.
Taachers ~ anted, z. 4. Harfshorn.
Freedom Notice. Thomas $. kodick.
Webster. Unabridged Dictionary.
Evening Post for ISL.
Rayeiis column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01
BISHOP S0ulE'S lINlMENT,

Invented by the late BISHOP soULE, is creating a
revolution in the cure Of scfATfCA, KHEUNArIsM.
NEURALGIA, Kidney ami sPISAL COMPLAINTS
SORE THROAT, sPRAISs, &c. The cures effected
by II are almost beyond belief. Try it, use moth
ing else, and you will be cured Il Is the only
sure cure for that dreadful disease, sciatica.
For sale b. Druggists price 81 so per bottle.
Y. W. RYDER son, Prnprietors. Boston, Mass
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

From DR.. X. RICHARD CLAY, Boston. Mas
This Is 10 certify that have known Mi.
sawyers Saiye for mort than five years and of
lis having been successfully used In many
cases. consider IL = superior article. aud
well worthy the confidence OF those requiring
such . remedy. X. RICHARD CLAY. N. II. .
Boston, Dec. 10, 1887. lsif
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

The "malevoleDi potato bng'' is an
nonnced by a contemporary 10 be sitting
In Western fence corners and waiting
FOR business
Baron Stubcn was recently inferred
for the fifth time. Thus far the Barons
funeral seems 10 have hccn little more
than a Stcabcndus fraud.
The New Orleans Times states that
some inQnisiiive fellow who II ought
II 'rire GrecIey kn,ws every hinf a>n-
cd him the other day how 10 stop the
crcvasse. "Dam it, sir; don't ask me-"
was the characteristics. not to say appre-
pirate reply.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

would sue out writ Of error. Mr.. VAN
derpoel, clerk Of the Court. then asked
Foster what he had to say why sentence
Of death should not be passed upon him.
Foster. who Was deeply Affected, only said
that he did not mean to murder Mr.. Put
non. JudGs (ArSloso then addressed the
prisoner and said that he had had patient
trial by an inteakgeut jury OF his own
selection. but the case was too clear for
them to come to any other conclusion than
the one arrived 1t. They recommended
him to mercy. but that recommendation
was for higher tribunal to consider. He
could hold out no hope whatever of a
communication OF the sentence. and he
should be prepared to meet his awful
doom. The sentence of the Cour: was
then pronounced. that on the 18th Of July
next. lyon be hanged by the neck until
You are dead. and may the Lord have
mercy on your soul" The prisoner was
then given into the custody Of the Sheriff.
and the Court adjourned.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01
SPECIAL NOTICE

Lei u be understood that nv present stock viii
DC sold remarkably low for Cash Try me- on
this. 49, ~ "a
II any ne desires to get into a good bustpa.
locatoh. and get gooa bargain, will close the
whole stock to hin at once CONE AND SEE
Ellsworth, May g. 1871 Iatf
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

The sll-gOne feeling ~hich people .omctin1cs
sresk Of. !. caused by want q prui-E alton 4
the liver and hart the.- may l. assisted.
and the t-ps els Requested, ~ fNT-on.' FurgA
tive Pills la small doses.
Corn and Flour arr s,splc Articlos: but mol,
more - than JOha.on'. Anoiyne Linimsni.
whsrs kno~n. II l, good Cor Children 90 SHUTS.
foF any Internal soreness q the chest o. bowel.
and The b~si rsia kiiIcr prepared under what
ever nAusr.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

fNcvtiss CHAKacrrRf>Tic ~ PILLOWS
CONN sC>p >NRIF 80 HrPIP.FuTIN~ {. u.
possr u decotnIOsinx b. food Ia the stomach
rrnderas dise.iloG and assiEa Astivn nare I-r
fsG- lhis partly soounts for tho rspsdis
With ~hich p@iicnis take on se.h while u.lng
The arftck.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

Fragrant Sapoliene.
Cleans hid oloyes and all kinds Of Cloths and
Clothing. removes Paint, Grease, Tar, &c in
stantly. without the least injury the fines tab
ric. Sold by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
FRAGRANT SArOLlENE CO., 33 Barclay st
New York, % La Sale St, Chicago.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01
S2s8 IN is DAYS

Made by one Agent no you want q situation
~ salesmsn, ~ or near be,ne, To make - 10 $40
day selling our new strand Whit. Wire
Clafh-- inc. last for ever. sample tfp, Al
drrss Hudson River Wire Works $50 Nail-n
Lane, cor. Water 81. y or II u, arburn ST.,
Chicago. IN. two
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01
Far" tor sale

The subscriber offer Tor sale his farm situ;aed
IN Rluehili, alb 'ut mile from the village on the
~cigwick road and con sists of l26 acres If land
twenty acres in tillage, with a valuable wood lot
near the shore. al well fenced The buildings
are story an one man house, 32x32, with ample
room an l. 34XI5. and stable suitable for the
farm. There IS also a young and thrifty orchard
OF choice frult trees; also all the conyeuiences
and necessary hXDres usually to be found on A
farm that has been well taken care Of Will be
sold at a bargain if applied tor soon Apply
" {. {. CLOUGH.
Bluehii, May 2, 1871 3mois
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

Halls Vegetable sscA.An Hair Remover
cure, sr.s hair by causing il h return 10 IL.
youthful color ssd sirOr
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

wA\TEp--AGt Mt. so a. pcr day,l 10 sell
W the celebrated HON SHUTTLE SEWING
MACHINE. Has lAe uuslnr.ierd, makes the lock
stitch lstkc on both siies.1 aud is faiy licensed
The best and rh~atsess " r,iy sewing Machine al
the market Address JOHNSON CLARK 4 CO.,
Boston, Mass Pitshurgh. Pa. Chicago. III. or
II. outs Mo. tw2n
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

I W. VAN AIMEE, NJ. D., successfully treats
d all classes 0i Chronic aud Acute Diseases
send stamp for circular containing particulars
aAd esstDonials. Addfess Boz $40 New York.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

vile, who Is part owner. learn that Mr..
whiting Is about to lay the keel for anoth-
er vessel, In he saass yard, Of about 100
tons n. r. which he intends to complete
and launch sometime during the fall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

Wound. from rusty mails. 20 u IA danger
ous. OF 10y pi,chiors. setihe. OF by xA.. or
severe efuis-, are qutCsb received api cured
ustax kennc's Pain killing Mage Ui.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01
ALLOWED y, srruxx. Jrpniu cotRl

ALLOW NJ b stfnEai IL IN Al cot ri
STATE Timothy Brcsnshsn. Applt., before
Police Court, Ellsworth. 1. -
IhSma- Nahan, Applt-, before Pc
hcc toprt. Ellsworth. u IS
ThDns. Ashan, Apprt. before Pc
lice Court. Ellsworth 5 "a
Thomas Mahan. h.'foru sap. Jud
Cunt. SIS
Ih'Hass Mahan, before sup. Jud
Court; -
court, : =
John Hoofer, before sup. Jud Court, 8 %
Thomas Mahan. before sup. Jud
Court, : 30
" Thomas Mahan, before sup Jud.
Court } az
Melvin Z. Joaquin. before sup. Jud.
Court 40 -
Lewis 4 Norris. before sup Jud
Court. IS
Thomas Ford. Applt before Police
Court, Ellsworth /. -
Timothy Mahonry. before sup Jui,
Tinotas sfahoney, before sup. Jud.
,uurf <,
Timothy Mahoney, Appli bcior. 70
lice Court Ellsworth u
Timothy Br-snahan, before Sup Jul
Court. 4,
Tunaihy Br..nahan. before sup. Jud
Court /, N
Timothy Bresnahan. before sup Jud
Court a
Alexander J. Cameron Applt be.
fore Police Court, Ellsworth Is
Alexander J Cameron. Applt. h,.
fore Police Court. Ellsworth q
Alexander j. Cameron, before Sup.
Jud. Court ) Is
Alexander ; Cameron, before sup.
Jui. Court, = u
Alexander J Cameron. before Sup.
Jud. Court, Is
" George Cook, before sup. Jud
Thoma. Ford. Apprt. before Police
Court, Ellsworth, IS Is
' a." charles Royal, before sup. Jud.
sullivan u. wissin, before sup judi
suilfvap N W;rr,;, i,,,,r, 60. -
James u. Badger. before Police
Court, Ellsworth Al al
/" Abijah lie silber before sun Jud
Court. IL ~
james Il. Durham, Applr., before "
III. Pilsbury, ~ "a
:" Melvin G. Joaquin. Appit. before
W. H. PIl-buTy, Is Il
= Alexander J Cameron, & al. Apprt
On Recognizance, : OF
" Alexander J. Cameron. L al AppTt
On Recognizance, u,
" Alexander }. Cameron, al, AppIt
On Recognizance, : u,
- Alexander J. Cameron, 4 al, Apprt
On Recognizance, : 81
" Edward q. Walker, & al Applt
On Recognizance, .;
" sullivan ID. wiggin. & al, Appit,
On iiecognlzsnce, j.;
'' Levi scott, & ais, Applt., On R.cog.
nizance, IL e
Lewis +. Norris X al Appir On
Recognzance, , g
" Timothy Mahoney, & al Applt On
RecogDzance, : ~
"a ." Alexander Martin, & al, Apprt. On
Recognkance, : OF
" Timothy Bresnahan, 4 al. AppPt.
On Recognixance, 7Oi
'' e Timothy Bresnahan, L al, Applt
On Recognizanee . OIL
q" - Thomas Mahan, 4 ais, Applt., On
Recognzance, y j,
=" +" Thomas Mahan, 4 ais, Applr On
Recognzance, a
" Thomas Mahan, L ais, Applt., On
Recognzance, a
- Thomas Mahan, & ais, Applt.. On
Recognizance. s5s
" {" Thomas Mahan, 4 ais, AppPt., On
Recognizance, I 81
Pilsbury T. r.
+" - Frank Marks, AppPt., before W. n
Pilsbury, Is 10
|, General Bill Of Costs ~ 20
Total, s7s; "
CHARLES W. TILDEN, County Treasurer.
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Picked uD at sen.

CHOONER HOWARD AACOMBER on or
- about May 9TH, picked nF at sea from Sch.
Nellie Staples, about seventy-Hve fAthoms Of
CABLE CHAlN, which will be lanG1sd ~ Frank.
lin, on the wharf.
sw3l JAMES n. WILLIAMS. Master.
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TIE SENTENCE or FOSTER the MUIR
DEFER. The Court Of Oyer and Terminer
in New Yogk city was crowded to It's
utmost extent on Friday morning to Wit
ness the eloslng scenes Of the Foster TRIAL.
The pGisoasr snd Ms cosnsei held long
consultafioa before TIE formal opening o.
the Court. Mrs.. Foseer the wife Of the
pfiseasr, was ~ pgesest. Dtassct Attcr-
- 0arvis oovsd thst the Court psss the
aGSounoe e - ~ - he prisoner.
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