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BUSINESS NOTICES.

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PoRTLANp. MAINE. .w9
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
There was no Difference.

Mr.. EDIroR:- few weeks ago, was
in religious meeting on Sabbath even
ing in a village in your county. There
was some religious interest In the place.
knew the minister. who. for a few Sab
baths had supplied the pulpit. He belong
ed to the Free Baptists. At the close of
the lecture, he made an interesting adj
dress to the people, which | heartily en-
dorsed. At the close of his remarks. an
aged man spoke with much feeling. We
all listened with interest. lie was Bap.
tist. Th0 a young man addressed the
people. and had the attention OF the audi
ence. He was a Congregationalist. After
singing one of the ''hyms of Zion two
ladies spoke. much to the eelificaiion Of all
in the house. They were Methodists. The
minister said. there was little more time;
and young man-seated far from the
pulpit-arose. and spoke some five min
utes. under the influence of deep feeling.
Many eyes were wet with tears. and many
hearts rejoiced. He was Quaker.
The men and women who spoke. repre-
sentcd sir different denominations; all be-
lieving in the same Saviour. and all hoping
for heaven through the redemption that
Is in Christ Jesus
There could have been no more unity OF
feeling aud expression. had they all be-
longed to one religious sect.
There tods no dif.reHoe.
March 22nd. ISL. MuNsoN.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
Broeksviil~ Items.

An attempt TO unite In one. the three
districts on Cape Rozier. failed
-George L. Smith and David Condor
have bought the homestead Of Charles T.
Green. at South Brook Vile
Capt. thas. Orcutt and kcnney Grin
die have bought the boarding house at
Bucks Harbor
5. z. Snowman has bought the home
stead of c. w. Howard AT Bucks Harbor
Mr.. Howard has bought and removed 10
iIarbor Island
South Brooksville claims to have the
ieetest and best four year old horse in the
county-in 4. ii. Condon's Col knox
that trots his mile inside of $50, and for
which his owner says he can take o.. 900.
Mr.. Joshua Foster aged So, rowed a
boat cross handed from his home at Cape
Roster, three and half miles to Castine,
and back, for DIR. Stevens aged SIS. to visit
his sister aged ST.
The following Gloucester vessels com
manded by Brooksville men. have sailed,
or are ready TO sail. for the Grand Bank
Srh. f.. d. Woodbury., Capt. X. NJ. Gray
Sch. Alaska, Capt. Martin Gray; Sch
Geo Clark. Capt A. Gray; Sch. Florence
Reed, Capt. A. Blake; Sch. George Pea
body. Capt. ID. VI. Gray.
-Brooksville at its last annual meeting
voted 10 pay a bounty Of o. 90 per head
ON all wildcats, loupcerviers, and wolver.
ines, killed within its limits. An attemp,
was made 10 include dogs in the list. bu,
il failed. These long clawed and blood
loving animals have destroyed large
number Of sheep in that town. for two
years past. Three large wildcats hav,
been killed during the past year.
j. II. wescott 4 Sons have about sixt,
men employed at present at their QUAR-,
nj Bucks Harbor. They have shipped
5000 feet of granite for the bridge at st
Louis. and are yet to ship 2l 900 n. Abou;
200 n. are now ready. They are also Al
work filling contract for the bridge from
y. York TO Brooklin. C. A. Barrett oi
Bluehill. superintends the cutting. and Il
Snow Of Sedgwick. and 4. Condor o
Brooksville the quarrying.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
~ A U 7 l v n.

Tire public is hereby cautioned against purchas.
ing seven notes Of hand. either Que Of them
dated al Ellsworth, August 81, 1855 payable TO
francAs Hastings order, Tor hundred dol.
lars each, and yable yearly, that Is, Of said
notes payable esca year until the seven were paid.
As the propeity ~ fSr which said notes were gwen
was taken possession oi By tr. Hastings, has
since been burned, and be has coIiec.ed the In
surance ON the same. and the whole property hes
been used 10 his benedt just as II IL had not besn
transferred TO Us. Therefore we shall resist the
payment Of said notes. and give this notice 70 the
public Of our determinauon.
ISAAC r. MOOR
A.P. CAkk.
1asiaviile, March -. lS5l. evn
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
Nj A II RI e ID.

In Elieu orb the ssh, By Rev. Dr. Tenney,
liner, OF cherry osid.
IL EiIsw orth-thi- morning. the 29th, by Rev
Dr. Tenney, william I. Bay lie>, Of Baltimore and
Nts. Josie 7. Grant, Of Ellsworth. lbzltinose
and Txuntop papers please copy
Brookin-Narch lSsh, by Rev. y. Hanscome.
Nr Webster r. Mcfarland 70 Miss Edna A. Her.
r1ck ali of Drooklin-
In nrooklin-Esb -, ~ Rev. y. Hanscom, Mr..
Lewis Y Hooper asd Miss lssbeu n. HesTick, both
Of 0rooklin.
NariayiIIe-Narch llth, by Charles Carr, Esq.,
Mr. Caleb b. Goodwin and Miss Amanda Frost,
Al Of AasiAvilAs-
Mr.. George T. Cousns and Miss Mary Z. Cousins.
10Th Of BrooksviiIe.
Sedgwick-Mxrch lesh, by r. J. Gray, ESQ, M
Amond l.. Gray aad Miss Lucy G. Perkins, both
Honsoo-Narch lssh By Rsv. Geo. D. Garland,
NJ. Howard Bztchel1er q Swansvuis, 70 Mss
1arv n RohQsssun q 0enroa. NEN
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

Monroe-March 18th, by Rev Geo D. Garland.
A. the residence q the brides farther. Mr.. Ezra
Dca j. \. Robertson both Of Monroe
A. Hinckley. ~
Miss IL y. Bscoc, both Of waferville
IN south Moiunkns-by Rev. Huge Reed Col j.
Iwachei OF Oidiown and Clara L. Clemons Of
south Nolunkus No cards, no cake, nobody,s 3
business. Clam Chowder this evening, March ssd.
Friends and relatives are invited -fRangor Wl;o.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
State of Maine.
In the Year of our Lord One thousand
Eight Hundred and Seyenty-One.

II - rna-;c-i by the >~natr assd House OF Eepre.
seAttfIy.- IA Lcs. -iztnrr As-emhirsl f1ilaws
>.yfi"n y" Icr-os - per~on- shall eaAs or
tbrpN .a1er II t-s rast, thrown fsll or us-h.
81 int tui"a rser. below BTiinmers bridge "a
illswosth any slzb-. esising-. bark. wood or luu-
t.'t any g.sse wS-ssi or timisrr of anv .Dtt ur
any buitiuza ong sawsin-t from IN. nauulariule
- -taYcs shtngi-. or heaiugs, whereby sald risrr
mas ~ obstrn tsd ullrI up. or the nassE ,tiun
tlssreof in1arisu-ly affected. under a penalty f.r
each offence. Il the quantity -hA!l not exceed nyc
cor'i-, oI n.t lee than hYc nor morr than A.nty
dollar. and It ;hc quantity hall exored nyc cord.
ui nut lcrs than t~cniy nor morr than nyc hundred
4 liArs-
- ION Thcaboye penaltie- -hali h. recover.
csl 10y complalnt OF indictment before Any court
having iurisiriipn Ia Ike oGencr ~ by arfion Of
d~b,, T. The u-c u any i.eTsoa snring therefor
- ton : II the uIcurs ufrure. f8sbisl,len
bs tn. act -h1l he itisvi Is any p-r.on or
lcTson- u ho may - "a the employ any ullfl Own
cr ot owner ur occupant or occupants. surh
owner or oWucr-. occupant or occupants shall also
. Lahle T. the -Ame leUslti-- oyrrahe ia the
manner hrrciEb-fure provided
section 8 Chapter one hundred and seven.
titled An Ast To protect Union nyer from OBJ
sirurtsons." approved February sixteen. eighteen
hundred and -iNty--iX. u herrby repealed
section ) This act shall take cfc,-t when AI,-
proved
Approved by the Governor February end
kh,worth Me March u, ISL Swls
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
lG. P. ROwELL's COLUMN
WALTHAM
w A T G e e S.

The extensive use Of these watches for the last
nf,cen years by Railway Conductors. Engineers
and Expressmch. the most exscttng Of watch
wcsrers, has thoroughly demonstrated the
strength. steadiness. durability and accuracy Of
the " sltham Watch. To satisfy that class In all
these respects, Is to decite the question 10 The
real value OF these timc-keepers
More than 500, 600 OF these watches are nov
speaking for themselves in the pockets OF the
people-a proof and q guarantee of their superi.
ority over all others.
The superior orya nixation aud great extent Of
the CDmpany's Works Mt waiths m, enables them
TO prouuoe wsiche. at a price which renders
competition futile. and those who buy any other
watch merely pay from Is to sc per cent, more for
their warehes than Is necessary
These me-pieccs combn. every improvement
uat long experience has proved Of real prac-
iioal usc. Havins had the refusal of nearly every
invention In matchmaking originating in this
country or In Europe. only those we're finally
adopted which severe te.,ing by the most skiiful
artisans in our works. and long on the part OF
the public. demonstrated to he essential to cor.
rect and enduring ume.keeping.
Among the many improvements we would par.
tcularire:
The invention and use Of centre pin,on OF
peculiar construction to prevent damage to the
train by the breakage of mains springs Is original
With the American watch Company, who, having
had The refusal of all other ronui ances, adopted
fogg's paten, pinion as being the best and fault
less.
Hardened and TEN pered hair prings, now uni.
versally admitted by Wachmakers to lie the best.
are used in all grades of Waitham Watches.
All altham Watches have dust-proof cape,
protecting the movement from dust, and lessen
ing the necessity of the frequent cleaning neccs-
ssrY in other watches.
Our new patent stem-winder, or keyless watch
Il already decided succcss, and great im
proyemcnt asy stem winding watch in the
American market, and by far the cheapest wat. h
oI its quality offered to The public. To those
living in portions of the United states where
watchmikcr- do not abound. watches with the
ahnvc mentioned improvements which tend TO
sure accuracy, cleanliness durability and con
venicnc-, mast prove Invaluable.
The trademarks at the various stvIes made by
the Company follows:
AMERICAN WATCH 60 W althain. Mass
ANN. " NTCH 60. " aitbhm, Mass
MAJ
ArrLErcS, iRACr & Co. Wal,ham. Mas.
ANhluCA> WsTcu 20. Adaras 81, Watham.
Ma.
WaLru,N WATCH Co waIihsm Mass.
y =. RNHrttTF Waiinam, MAJ
NM ELL ET. Aliham. Mas.
HoNF HATtH Co, Bastos Mass.
Examine the .pciHnE o. these names carefully
before bUTlR-. Any vAnatios even of a single
l"itc,, istlcAte. counterfeit.
tor saie by all leading jewelers.. No watches
Ertatlri hs fhr Company.
IN illustrated history ot matchmaking. ron.
i4iuinS mHrh useful information 10 watch
weHtcf- seat {" any address GA aPpiication.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

Biu~h'i lte0a-
w. F. Foss OF Bluehill has sold his
farm TO =. ;. Curtis.
rev. C. ;. Tripp Is keeping high
school in surry- Is meeting with good
success.
Edward Hinckley of BlLehill has a
Leicester lamb, which at two days old.
measured II inches in length. Is l-2 inches
in height. and girthed Is inches.
Joseph wescott & Son & ]. T. Hinck-
ly have bought the granite quarry on the
estate Of the late Lemnel Peters in Blue
hill. and are getting ready 10 commence
operations.
One Of our Blu.hill friends who is
well ver>ed in school NATTER writes us a.
follows:
We deeply regret thSt tn Illness or NJ. JoA.
II nsirnan oiaiy-~i HIM resign the charge
Of the Academy IN this place. Mr. Eednsn is
IN opinion a superior teacher: and his faith
f and earnest iabors with this school won for him
golden opinions.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

VIZ. CULLEN BRYANL)-Microscopic pho
tQgrzphy has been the most interesting. II
not the most important. scientific event u The
var, and everybody has resd with wossier q
TIE Leaasa Tis.es hasiag bees sent into Paris
reduced to the size u he palm Of the hand.
The opportunity ID now o6ercd TO our cltis-
ems a obtainiaG sepes Of tn w0sAerfuiy
ninute publication. in which the pho ioxrsphic
process reprodnees the wosk a the printing
prsss. Messp. L. n. RsDers . Co., Of :!
Willis Street, for twe6ay -6ye cents. clil
snnutV eSl who sre c1riOas % she ssijec4 with
four paees Ot the Looa0s Times u eiGht pa0ss
ffoo Liipsse(Rraa ~ New Yerk Evening
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
Buy me and I'll do you TODD "
DIR. LASGLEY'S
ROOT AND HERB BlTTERS.

This medicine il, without the possibility OF =
doubt, the very best remedy known ior the fo-
loving and all kindred diseases: Iadigestson.
Cosfireaess, Lirev Cvmpinsnf. Pues. Headache,
Rtexm, L1ngsor, Lsxisess, DebtiSy, .assdice,
F1afu escy, rosi Stomach. fs.
by the timely use of this ,0edcine the blood Is
purified The appetite Is restored. Tn system
l. strengthened. The liver is in,,gor ated. The
breath is sweetened. The complexion Is beauu-
fled. And the general health -
l&G&tOrcd.
The best Roots, Herbs and Barks, enter into
the composition Of this edy, making il q sim
pie ami safe, ~ well rs an unfailing cure for all
diseas Of the blood.
GEO. G. GOODWIN 1 CO., Boston. FOR sale
by all Druggists. inv
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

At a Louit Of Probate holden Mt Ellsworth within
aud for The County OF Hancock. on the Sd We'd
ncsday of February, \. II. ISL
SRANkLl> JLo>soN Admr upon the Estate
] oi Lusind sCoiI, late Of Deer Isle. in said
County deceased having presented his first Ac-
sonnt oi Aamini.traiion upon said estate for Pro-
bate
oRothkp That said administrator give notice
theFe"l TO ell persons interested. by causing a
copy ot This Order to be published three weeks
su.cc-siScls ~ the Ellsworth American pnntcd
IN Ellsworth that they may appear at a Probate
Court TO b. holden at Ell.worth on the sl Wesine-
day Of April next. Of the clos in the fore
noon and shcw cause " any they have why the
sine ould not be allowed.
5wll fAKkER TUCK. judge.
true topv-Attrst: GKo. A. DNER. Register
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

mas Reviewed Thousands Of coughs, Colds, Fever
Ague, Headache. Neuralgia, Dyspepsis with los.
OF appetite, DiarrhoA Constipation. sleepiessuess
All Nervous Adecuons, Female Weakness Sr
tie.
READ WHAT ONE DRUGGIST SAYS.
We have sold DODD's NERvINE for the last 81
years and can truthfully say IL has given entire
satisia etion in Every Instance, so far we know
During the last year We have sold Over Nineteen
Thousand Bottles and consider its immense sale
sufficient prnot OF its reliability. Geo. {. Good.
win 4 Co. Wholesale Druggists, Boston. Sold
by all Druggists,
Awll
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE.

WHEREAS BeTthuel Salisbury. OF Eden ounty
OF Hancock. and state of Maine, by his deed Of
Mortgage, dated Nov. 5ih, \. D. ises aud record
81 in Hancock Registry OF Deeds Vol. 49, Page
$40; conveyed 10 i'as III 4 Wa-gaft lot of land
situated In said town of Eden. md described as
follows :-Beginning the south side OF the
county road ~ Amos Richardson's East line and
following said lIne south forty nye degrees West
three hundred and thirty seven rods to "A pile Of
stones then south forty-dcgrees east twenty rods
to n stone pile. then North forty five degree.
East to said County road then low ing aid foai
Westerly to the fret mentioned bound coatain-
ing for y-hye acres, more or less, together with
the buildings thereon. Whereas the conditions
contained la aid Mortgage have been broken,
thei eiore. ! the laid David l.. wasgatt claim 10
foreclose the same aud give this notice accord
ingy, agreeably 10 the statutes OF the slate
DANIJ 4. WAsGATT
Mt. Desert, March IS, Is1l 3wIl
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

More than tory years have elapsed since
Jobn.ou,s Anojyne Liniment was 6r.t invent
ed, d. ring which time hundreds OF thousands
have been benefited by il. use. Probsbiy no
article ever become 30 universally popular
with al classes n J0hnsvn's An0Jyne Lini-
mept.
Pills which coutai q sntimony. quinine. and
ealomel should be avoided, severe gripping
mains would be their only result. The safest.
surest, and best pills are Parsons Purgalise or
Anti Bilious Pills.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

ANorBER CAsE OF b RONcHITIs CURED-''I
was persuaded To try FELLOWS. Z, MOUND
SYRUP OF HYPoPHos PHIIEs for Bronchitis.
from which had much. Ihaye used ouiy
three bottles, and nv health is now better
thsn IL has been for years, there is u gener al
demaou for il from all parts.
"Yours respectfully. W. J. NELSON.
..Bridgea xier, n. -. End March, 1859"
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

The Calais .idceriser saws the Congrega-
tional Society in that city have decided To-
erect new house Of worship on the ste.
Of the present ediiice. on the avenue. in
stead of attempting 70 repair the present
building.
Gen. :. r. Her-cy. Of Bangor on" of the
best known men OF the state. was married
Tor the third time. on Thursday last. at
Bangor. says the Augusta journal and the
bridal party have gone on 4 western trip
To occupy several week.. The bride + i
daughter of the Hon. Abraham Sanborn Of
Bangor
Al the Winterpoit town meeting the Sc
lectmen were directed 10 prepare = list Of
all the men who entered the army or navy
with their age. the regiment. company or
ship in which they served. the battles or
engagements in which they participated.
and If dead. how and where they died and
report the same at the next annual town
meeting.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

r. A. & W. A. Friend Of Brooklin
have bought the sch. Little Anna of Deer
Isle. for the lobster business.
Capt. +. A. Allen has gone TO New
London to take command Of the Barque
Transit now loading for st. Mary's. and
from thence to Montevideo.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

3CGl
ny sending - CENTS with
eyes and hair. yea will re
a correct picture Of your IA
with name and date of mar
FOX, p. .. Drswer No. ~,
lwll
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
MARINE LIST.
Pert 81 Ellsworth
ARRIVED.

Pert sf Ellsworth
ARRIVED.
Thursday sIi
sch Bell. Higgins. sarry
Frhay. sNh.
SUI kennedy. Pomroy. Boston.
sunday sth,
sch Telegraph. Woodward. Portland.
Nonda, s.ih,
Sen Heroine Hcdgkirs. Rnckiand
SAILED.
Monday esih
Ssh occ au. Grant, Portland. Arborecr Clark
Bo-ion.
Tuesday. esth.
Sch \ Il Woodward woodv ard Ncw York. sch
Nirccia. whitaker. Boston.
Friday, ssth
Nct Jae,cs Tiid.u jordan Salem
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

T. The Honorable JuIg~ "a Probate Or the
CnuHty - Hancock
The unii-f-i .uc,i. ~ hioN OF joshua 4 tantasr
ls'- 81 BlarhiJ. la .ald County, drces.,t, re-
sl-Ctfuliy epTr-,ut-. that sa4't iac-a-ed ticd
po--sH-cJ OF fcFsopAl f~tate. Inventory vt
wbtch ht- beyu duiy returned into the Probate
on that her ritrUul- tane-- TenicF u ncsc--ar,
ia { sb. aaoGt l4Ns moe II s4id Pc sOL al H.
IA thsg -he - 4ttlr-i 10 dtstgibu lpn th~ G.
of >h- therefore prIt- that your Honor would
grant hrf .ush Allow surs out OF said Irtsunli
E-tsir. Ia ,uur u. cf-tIon you mat si.trrmin.
nece-saTy and prVpeF. aud for the allow anrr %
Pew 40 - la TIE Baptt-t MrvtiHs house At Hue
hiu. BELINDA. a.. ANIIAGE.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

Among the hume rous preparations for gray
hair in the market. We commend to osr read
ers Halls vege table Sieiiisn Hair Remover rs
the best. cur druggists keep il for sale.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

Why don't you use n ATUKK's HAiR KEsToR-
ATIvEf II Is perferiIy free from poisons and
will restore gray or faded hair 10 its original
color.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
rHIs Is NO HUMBUG

are. height. color Of
ceive by return mail.
ture husband or wife
rage. Address W.
Fultonvilie. n. Y.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
VIEW YERTTSENENTS.

Closing ont Sale, Bartlett joy.
tard, Ellsworth Dramatic Climb.
Shin Builders. Rideoui Lord
Assessments Tor state Tax. Hancock Go.
Buck sport National Bank
Agents wanted J. r. ord 4 Co.. NY.
Proposals.
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
AiUNsoN.

s|"We give place to the following COM
munication. although it would seem to be
an argument in favor Of one religious de
nomination. We do not take part ia any
contentious. or discussions. either in favor
of or in opposition 10 any one of the many
denominations in the land
The writer we suppose did not intend ia
argue ia secular paper the claims oi t;s
denomination. but many may 20 coustTir
his intention. II seems To us that there l.
room for all to do good. and that, a. some
one has said. some people are born to bc
Methodisis. and some TO be Congregation
alisis. Baptsts DC. Aud it may be that
more have the natural bias of Mcthodi.m
than Of any other sect. II 50 le, all such
fall into line aud do duty maniully where
they naturally belong:
BUCk>roET, March. 1870.
Rev. Prof. l.. +. Townsend of the Bo,-
ton Theological Seminary and Rev g.
Haven. II. ID. Editor Of Zi0H's H,rald will
deliver the Lecture, at the Anniversary II
the Bucksport Seminary the evenings ~
the 2nd and 3d Of May.
FROM IA" congregational Quarterly tor
January. 1871. we learn that the whole
number Of 'ongrcgafionalisi> In the u.-
ted States. ia 1870. j. 3Uj j1s. increase f,r
the year. G.lJ6. la Maine 1885, lh.
Methodist Episcopal Church Tor the new
wear reports. in General Minuic>. 3g.
l3l. increase 10000. This l. exclusive ~
all the branches aud oif-shoot- of M-tho-
di~nl. The VI. l.. Church South alone Ia.
nearly half million. All the Methodist.
in the tuited States number over two mil
lions. They afford the means Of grac. 80
one-sixih of the population Of the whole
nation. The 'ongregaiionali,i, date from
1920; the Meihodists from l7oG. or lis wears
later. The growth OF the VI. +. Church j.
the most wonderful fact in the Protestant
world. This church. with IL very efficient
church government. i the only power that
can successfully antagonize the Pspal
power Of ihi. nation. ORIENTAL
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

PR0e11lnl s Agent. wanted for DAu,
JWVt OOI6s BIGSE's HIsroRY or rHE
GREAT REFORMATION. complete in one volume:
illustrated. For THE LIGHr OF THE WoRIps
: choice and rapidly selling work. Also for
ZELLs POPULAR ENCYCLOPEDIA, embrac ing 1873
go subjects with so illustrations; a great work
for experienced agents. send for Circulnrs OF
either work. HORACE KING, Pub. Thomps on
shie, ConE igl0
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

\ lVERT COL AND CADIZ SALT.
5000 Hhds. Liverpool
400 6hdS. CadiS Salt,
For Sale 1t Boston prices by
Casons, March =. ISL. ewl3
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30
Probate Courts.

ELLswoRTH.-1st Wed, jan. Feb. Aug :.
Sept, and Dec.-2d Wed. April, 80 We'd
June. and 4th Wed Oct.
BLUEHILL. We'd. July sud Nov.
BUCksPoRr.-3d Wed. Jan. Msy and sept
Ellsworth American., 1871-03-30

HANCOCK. ...-CoBrt OF Probate, February
Term. 4 II. ltsi.
Jpon the foregoing pc ition. Ora~res That said
WHoW ,i.e puhhr Bollr- to all pcs sons inter
rstcd bS causing copy OF the petition. aud thu
or,iet thereon. to tc published LIFcS sr-k. sue
ce-sIy-ls ia the klisw sFih American. he spapcr
pfintesi Ia f.ii.~ srih 10 said county, mat HEY
fAAS appear al Court Of Probste Tor said t"iln-
ty, TO b. hclsi at EiIssor h. on tn. sni Wc,ines.
day IN Apui next, At ten of the clock in The
forenoon. To show causr, II any they have, Why
the prayer Of ,ad prtiioner snouid NO; be q ant
cd.
1wii PAukER TUck, judge.
Attest; oEo \ DYIE. RcsisIeF