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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-08-12
ACTS DIRECTLY ON THE LIVER,

stimulating its functions and canslngt 10 make
its hillary sCcretI0ns In regular and proper Qlan.
follow the use Of mercury IL entirely avoided By
their use. But II Is not upon the Liver only that
their powers are exerted The extract Of Man.
drake contained In them 10 eklllfully combined
with four other extracts, one Of which acts upon
the stomach, one upon the upper bowels, one
upon The lower bowels, and one prevents any
enCcs the entire digestive and allmentAry system,
In an equal and harmonious manner, and itB &C.
tlOn entirely free from nausea, vomiting nr grip
Ing palms common TO all other pnfgatlVeS.
P0ssessing these much desirable qualities, the
POdOlOphyllln becomes Invaluable asa
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

arch dividing the parlors and from the
green of enfwining vines was large mar
rage bell of compact white flowers whose
tongue of scarlet blooms might have
sounded fairy jubilate or the spiritual
essence of meaning from the Ancient
Mariners" verse:
Farewell farewell. but this Itell
To thee. thou wedding guest
lie pfayefh well who toyrth we'll
Both msn, and bird and beast
Groups of distinguished friehds. men.
like the host. grown familiar to national
observation by long and honorable service
u the G0vernmcnt-moved about with fair
ladies VIII" rule our Republican court and
whose rich and beautiful attire might well
defy description. and make an a>>cmhlare
whose equal could no; ea.il, be convened
elsewhere than in our CITY.
The President. Vice President. members
of the Cabinet. Justices OF the Supreme
Court. honorable judges OF other courts.
chief officers OF the army and navy citizens
high Ia professional success. aud noble
members of foreign embassies. all offered
congratulations aud good wishes To the
bride and groom.
The wedding gins were uumcrou. and
Vaiuabc-articlvs Of silver and unId and
jewels rare aud beautiful. prominent among
which stood ,hc gorgeou, and solid >alver
Of silver. with it, six >pirndidlv wrought
pieces OF service. the gift ot The brides
father. and richly bound Bible the Sin
Of Nj. 4 Mrs. ! II. Hale
When one of Rume'> fair daughters was
welded To- Maniu~. the poet CsiulIu> more
than eighteen hundred years ago. wrote
that great epithalamium which has served
well wi>her on such occasions ever since.
and at the end of many pocjical faucir,
thrr. Auc [. a. last earnest wish. hc
>ay>, % hcae ririte , live we'll. q ucwI,-
welded and With tirei,s> cudcavur. O en-
ploy yoaI iouri>hing youth
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

Nathan .iclli>on Of altman. III Christ
ma day picked up man, rubber over
shoe near Aaron Gcorgc'> 10 NJ. :. AID
would Ike TO have the owner bring him
the mate or come aud get the one hc has
as they are Of tao good alone. A. + b.
CHRISTMAS Thar At W,LrHAN .-Nil.
Fox, Hall Was crowded to it, utmost ,a-
pacity to witness two tree beautifully
laden iih iiue presents for the little fuiA,
aud children Of All older growth. At,c,,u
O'Clock Saturday evening the I'D inst the
curtain was drawn and Santa Claus. look
in- mote like hi> Satanic Majesty than of
divine origin. came forth among the tree
blowing his bu.le and fuiing a, though
world of happiness Wa IN him The old
folks laughed. the childrrn'> eve. stuck ont
and The babies cried. and had Il not been
for the fine array Of presents which Santa
laVi,hcd upon the crowd causing them TO
believe that he was no bad fellow after all.
they might have made general stampede
But they made discretion the better part Of
Valor, and took delight in seeing every body
made happy with their nice present.
There must have been a; least three or four
hundred presents and with al least three.
or four hundred dollars The PEOPLE AZ
Waliham believe IN enjoying life a. they 20
along; aud when jhcy have time you can
usually count on a good one The people
are frank and generous. Kind aud ho.piia-
bic to strangers. and have large souls We
know ihi, for We have been ih,rr aud
stopped over night.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

-Capt. Elisha Dunbar Of Ce.;iAe ha, IL
moved to l-anoiue.
capt. + Pierce Of NJ. Desert has
bnu4h; the homestead Of " Harrington.
OF Lanonr; Mr.. Harrington ha- moved
90 Lawrence. Ma. Jas. Johnson hiss
bought The lot known a. the Samuel spring.
~ place.
The schools in Lamoinc are al in pro-
IN district No J. thi- i, b. third term ID
this district. a Reynolds 81 I.ubrc Ia Dis
trict No. 2; L. Wooster OF Hancock. ia
district No. 3, this is also his third term /;
Miss y. Joy of Ellsworth, in district No. 4.
The inhabitants Of this district intend 10
build school4house, and are much ex-
ercised at present, about lis location.
The carpenters OF Lamoine have for
many years been in the habit. on the APP
proach of winter, of going 10 Massachusetts,
New York, etc. in search Of employment
This year n party of them concluded TO
take their boarding house with them. The
the timber framed. boards planned and
matched. windows and doors made; aud
with such provisions as could most con
ycniently be procured at home, was put on
board the sloop Dolphin, Capt. b. Smith,
aud on arriving at Jersey City, where they
were TO winter, the house was erected on
the deck Of the sloop; and here the party
consisting of B. and ,. e. Smith. G. aud +.
Huckins and Stillman King and wife are
enjoying a real down east home Mrs
ki,g is the mistress Of this impromptu
clearinghouse
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28
Notice Of Foreclosure of MORTGAGE,

WHEREAS Francis q. Arey. Joseph Arey and
w Daniel {. Emerson. by their deed OF mort
gage d1ietf s1th January, a. ID. ISIS, and record.
ed IN Hancock Registry OF Deeds Vol. I30 Page
54., conveyed TO the undersigned, one undivided
hall part OF four certain tracts parcels Of Wild
land y ing IN the town of Dedham. in the County
OF Hancock. and described a, follows To wit
First, an undivided hair pa-f OF tract OF LAM
lying on the westerly side of MOuntainy Pond
containing tso hundred and seventy i've acres
more or less. second one undiv ided half part OF
lot numbered hlty-two. lying on the east side of
saIi Mountainy Pond and containing one hun
dred and twelve acres more or less. Both said
lots were surveyed and run out for Jesse Dutton
by the late John q. Deane. and are marked ''Jes.
Sc DuttOn," on the plan OF said town. Third one
undivided halt part of lot numbered sixty-one
Fourth, a strip OF land west OF said lot mum be red
siNty-one and bounded on said Pond. Bolh said
lot and SAID strip were formerly owned By Alex
ander Morrison, and contain one hundred and
ninety acres, more or less. All of the afore-
said lots are the same conveyed in q deed from
Amory Gus to Daniel B. Hinckiey and Thomas n .
Egery, dated December 5. 1858, and recorded in
the Registry OF Deeds for said Hancock County
In Book us Page al. and are same premises con-
ve!ed by US TO the said Francis u. Arey, Joseph
Arey, and Daniel e.. Emerson, 18th January, a.
ID. tSbs. Now, therefore, we hereby give notice
that the condition SAID mortgage has been
broken, by reason whereof We clam a foreclosure
thereof MARY ANN HINCkLEY,
FRANK HINCkLEi,
SAMUEL II. HtNCkLEY,
DANIEL HINCkLEY,
BY PETERS WILSON, their Attorneys.
Bangor. December II, ISL. 3W5o
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

Ellsworth-Dec 2lst, by Rev DIR. Tennev, Henry
A. Jordan and Frances l.. keliher, all of f.
Dec. sist, by A =. Burnham. Esq, Mr.. Eben
Jellison and Miss Deborah Watson, both Of " alt
ham
Cambridge, Mass,-Dec 10th, by Rev. ID. o.
Mears. Charles \. ,anborD, Jr.. Of North Cam
bridge, and Lucy NJ daughter of Samuel Royal OF
Ellsworth. Me.
Castine-Dec. 10th. by Rev. AIonzo Morelen
samuel Dunbar. Esq. ofC., and Mrs Clara r. Dan.
bar. of Peuobscot.
sedgwick-Dec. Goth, by Rev c, r. Bartlett Mr..
Aver Z. Dodge, Of Bluehill, and Miss Fastener l.
Cooper, Of s
Maehias-Dec. I'd, Freeman Norton and Miss
Lisetta Ames.
Mstinieus-Dec. I'd, John +. eric, of NJ, and
Nancy A. Dunton. Of Searsmont.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

Not among be heat Of The invaluable prop
critic "f Miss >AwNrK's >,LvE are IT. brnii
60 u n ti> on thc hair. Rubbed on the scalp
ln n'r 90 * different parts II promotes the
Ef"" ia Of the hnir. prevents il turning gtsy .
and."n bald -po'>. a. produce. a ncw growth
oi hair. ~ lads should be- wiihou, thu in,al
uahle aftivie a, an indispensable cosmetic tor
ihs toilet. It crr.!ica'e. I4nl. al adj disease
i"m fhr heAi. and D. o;rhc, ahd pinpir, from
ihc ttrc. ff5D
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28
VIEW iDFERTTSEMENTS.

The puiIy Evening Traveller for ls-2
Tnr New Yatk Evening Post fOr ls.
tn Ghost "a
IN M r vi sni Fsrner
y .itce--lns n n Flood
Foreclosure "f M5Ftgage-J l. St,uley
Joshua Chatio
81 k-qs-t National Bank
En.I ''tneat Tor Every BODY
l.--.-i dtfe euttce
ls-. ul letter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28
Ellsworth Price Current
MARINE LI>I.


>ch Hannibal. ~ Ranger. la. i,ccn snld TO
Mc-.f, i'rud-tnn. u I...-.h no Tor - so
ship be- NtarWeit. / - .un.. buut al RarA.
>B
capt Coed q ..u'rr. /. hl,iu- Ycs.I II
about 10 ttu-. i'uit &C. l'erfN bN ,,~, ro.i-r
20. Owned IA r-rr,. n" wiu be
lsnHrhcl ia the .ptirS A4i O., t,r The casting
irad
Ia. Ea-'Pprt >cn,in"l cam, that Capt >aml
fsrritt. e thr ,sh Iosu u h. f,uni nui the
n.tnr II the sr.-,i tl.ai rus int, him near Rock
hHh a ~hafi riua~ - And IN. aptau IA. gon.
ou Go .te u IT, g.. get Az, j image auI Al-o
hi- Wt--lng RiltA ~.
D. .t-I D., ..i E4.fipri. led d nc wharf
81 I it'st. A Trv.l'. i-iAut. ia-i wrek bs an
tN'F~tsht O iTaNluE cut thr pug. Nhtrh
tthdJ swu iHr SIZE IufI-s.r "a rtiiuZ ~ the
ia' ".i~r- " uul.,.tAni IA snc !. ALI ~ Sht
again.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

The ladies OF South Hancock held their
fair at the Hall the Arh tvcrythiu.
passed ofi pleasantly. and ihry took about
one hundred and ei-h; dollar. which goe.
10 improve their chu ch cdihcc
On Hancock Neck. within a radius ~
Two niic-. there are three cAurchc, aud one
chapel; the co.: Of ali amoIntins To- AZ
least ten thon>ald dollars. Whcrr }, there
another town with ie>, than thousand
Inhabitants. that IA, done :, much for ihc
good 81 - ley A. HanrocN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28
Notice Of Foreclosure Of Mortgage.

WHtAEt> Frsnei. q Arey. Joseph arey. ard
w Daniel q Emerson, by their deed Of mort
gage dAied s1ih January, A. - i.'s and ecorded
IN Hancock Registry OF Dsed. Vol iS0. Page $50
conveyed TO the undcrsixned one undivided half
part OF tvo certain trart. or parrei< of Wild land
hing M the town Of D..iham, and Comfy OF Han.
cork. 80 Formerly knnsn a. Town ship No
hight" via -Dne sndiviied hall part ~ the
lot ying on the west side IL the Cou nty road lead
ing from Bangor to Ellsworth. and containing
~ c un t.vhied haif part Of the other lot ing
The east sIie Of said County road ieaiing from
Hanger to Ellsworth. ana containing sixteen hun
drrA AMI riNty MAE acres. more or lees. ana !.
an updIti e.i half part Of the same Described
Ia mortgage deed frum George ". Weston to
Oeorgr Hcrbe I. A. described ia the assignment
OF ssld mortgage BY George Herbert to Daniel
Hincsley and Thomas y. Egery. dated sept.
"a, irj-, and recorded IA the R-Et-try Of Deeds Tor
Hancock ounly. Oct. T. ISIS, IN Wow. los Page ::
iet half OF sald two tracts Of lani halt
oi the ranse premises a. Described d, deed from
John l.. Parker and Others. (recorded Ia said
Hancock Registry OF Deeds. Vol lus, PAGE RS J
TO said hinckley and Every. and By ". +. spot
lori. lrea-urcr ga SAID town OF Dcdham to -aid
III ley tgrTy, a. Tecpricd ia same x, gs-trY
OF Deeds. Vol ls, Page DO saIi Iwo last les
criOe'i Ares being conveyance OF TAI titles only.
said land has been known as that part Of the by
or Tract Known a. the Wilkes Tract IN said town
Of Dedhan and are the same premises conveyed
by IL the sad Francis u Arry joseph Arey
and Daniel &. Emerson, 21th January. 4 Isls
Now. therefore, We hereby give notice that the
condition In sad mortgage has been broken, by
reason whereof We claim a ioreclo- ure thereof.
MARY Ann Hi\CkLEl,
FRANK HINCkLtf.
SAMUEL -. diNCkLEY,
DANIEL uINCkLEY.
By PETERS WILSON, their Attorney.
Bangor, December IL, l-1l. 3y50
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

List II Patents issued TO Maine In
ventors for the week ending Dec. 10, 1871.
and each bearing that date. Reported for
the Ellsworth american, by Vim. F. Sea-
vey, Solicitor Of Patents. Schwartz Block =,
West Market Square. Bangor. Me.
No. l2ls2s. II. Ii. Brown. Bangor. Bag
gage Truck; No. l2l949. Rufus Leach,
Assignee IL to NJ. Schwartz. same place.
Rotary Engine; No. l220O0. +. z. Doyen,
Portland, Radiator; No. l22030. 7. kelli.
her and J. c. Randlett. Bangor. Moccasin.
Whole number Of Patents issued for the
week. Us together with Reissues; Ex-
tensions; % designs. and IA Trade marks.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

EMPLOYMENT To energetic men and wo-
m'n. ~ give employment that pays from 81 to
- per day Business strictly honorable. and
adapted to every city, town and village. send
e. .tmpe and 20 To work at once Address
J Latham X 20. 2a3 Washington -. Boston.
Ms>, IFS
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

Dyspepsia il a HydrA-Hesded Mons'er from
which nearly all the ills the human flesh Is
heir to- originate. The Peruvian syrup. pro-
teeied solution of the protoxide OF iron, Is a
long -iried and well established REMEDY for III :
distressing complaint; it has cured thousands
when other remedies have filled.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

II your horse is lame. sore or CALLED. you
should use Johnson's Anodyne Liniment ;
wash the part with CASTLE soap and warm Wa
ter. rub dry, with = clean cloth. then apply
the Linimens. rub in well with the hand.
Have the readers Of the American ever used
auy OF Parsons Purgztive Pills If not, why
uoii they are the BEST family physic. being the
gresse anti bilious remedy there Is in this
0os1nfFY.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28
Probate Courts.

ELLSWORTH -l-t Wednesday in January. Teh
- try, August. september, and December 81
W. lle~t ~ ia hpril 81 Wednesday in June, and
ri Vel ie..tsv "A October
BfI'EIT LL--lst Weiaesd az in Juiy and Novem
J~r
81 'N>Pngr sd Wednesday IN January, May
ami >e ltemher
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

'"ellcome's German Cough Ecmcd} j. rec
commended t4xhN Tor " hopping cough, ,roup.
lln4r>.us-~- Bronchitis. r.. 4 4 .,Ir hV
:. > hlEgIn & 80. Geo 4 ptrrher snd A.
u Robinson /. >Morth am. M.,lt.iuc dealer.
GU, AliA -tut = tatniN mr,li,in. " eI.,.,mes'
Liver lls'gu sior 4 Dy>ls,ptir' does not have IL,
,qual. su4j
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

Marion United States Watch Co.'S (Giles
Wales & Co. Watches weres wardied the Firsl
Premiums AZ Fair of American Institute.
New York. 1870 at Fair u Ohio Mechanics
Institute. CINCINNATI. 1870 at "Loui.iana state
FAIR New Orleans. Ia. 1870. al Texas state
Fair Houston. Texas, 1871. and at every FsiI
where exhibited. over all competitors.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28
ID / E d.
Ife Of Philip II

Ellsworth-Dec. 18th, Maria B., wife of Philip II.
Remick. aged 50 years.
81 stephen. y. BAT the residence Of Mr..
Brown, the 18th inst. after protracted Illness,
which he bore with Christian fortItude, FEM amin
5 Brooks. native of Ellsworth Me, in the 18th
wear Of his age leaving a dsconsolate wife and a
large circle OF friends 10 mourn his loss Exchange.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

SrsGNATioN in the blood tend. 10 produce
nineteuihs OF the diseases .ds.h IL hrir to-
This, however. is obviated. WITHOUT DEBILi.
rAriNG the ~ stem. by administering L,rHAM's
CATuARrIC EXTRACT. isl.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28
Business Notices.

Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil Is recon-
meBded TO Use both externally tnd internally
and If used faithfully according TO the direct
lons ON each bottle. il eure- psin like charm,
aud when once used By any person. IL Is has
a new friend to praise It's good virtues. The
best praise Is to try bottle.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

Atrophy Arrested. Fellows Compound
syrup "f Hypopho- phiies -wa.ting Of the lis.
sues "f the body il ARE sied the muscles made
u m anu The nerves regain their power BY
u>lnz Fellows Compound syrup Of Hypopho-
spbite,.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

private revenue SCAMP three inches long
with likeness OF Mr.. Hall in the cent e. l.
placed over the cork of each genuine bottle Of
ilaif, Vegetable >icilian Hair Remover. Take
no other.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

Capt. John Odom. of Prospect. widely
known to the commercial men of our.
State, died in Bucksport. the 18th inst.
aged 81 years. months
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28
List of Letters.

Remaining in the Post Once for the week ending
December IS. 1871.
Arlington. Henry j., Lowrie, Maggie,
Emery, Della H., Leland. VIM u,
Kimbaii, Geo. W. Jr.. Perry, Alvira d.,
For the week endisg Dec. sd
Butler, J. B., Orient Lodge.
Bard. Judson, Perkins, L. b.
Cook. Letfi., Rich, Chas.,
Garland, Joseph, smith, j. A.,
Raler, b. j.. Turner. Frederick s..
Mayo. LessieJ-,
Pc rsous calling for theabove will please saJ
advertised. d. 4efA8AAND, =. l.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

g 10 .f G.
a.' srsat success.
II i'a.' t,.-.r ter which thi- .a,,r j. r.,e.
,8i!nias. Rispmaii.,a, r,i-s
49, .''t Gt fitrs >tH RAesenl. SJFaias, EnI1is
-. - f.tara. Fi,Hpiss. Erystp,fas, Scr,
go Dqf 4 "a ieafasss, Bofs, Ring t-or.,s,
eo,H'' btff' III f.-yeti. Cnncsr. ToofhaeAs. Fg,.
m S,'' h.,d, f fsasans''' Hfoaen brsh',s
Saola. ,,'i 1''"'F'f- troHf. Cractta MS, and
!, ncycr .is' eurc Rhcumati.,. !,
applied l4e y - wc'I with tho hand y W i,
ADM u ta,cr7i eases it has cured paisica u,nb.
ely Persons uat have been afflicted for wears
have hocu relieved BY few applications. For Ery.
siY>iis " WORKS wonders, aliayins the Inflammation
produce = cure immediately. Let those with Sdh
RA|H'a ohiatn his Salve, and apply IL freely and
'hey VII hfi il Invaluable. /, ia good in ease. Of
S.rof'dH ami IsroT'. Cancers have been cured
with T'r b.; saye ever Invented for Scooter
Er-r's Ili N7'- Sippiss No way injurious. but
sur Y AFFORD relief Scr, Or Weak Eyre Rub It
ui i'' i!~ gynily, once or twice day Cures deaf
rc%- lf patting IN the on a plco. Of cotton
I'm '7rs thi. IL superior 10 anything known.
ri ;ii. arta Ike charm. For Bprn,
N.ft'f., apply the Saivr a, once ard IL gives
r. r,-ef For on Sores, apply onec a
Foo IInasrs AM CArrtr -For Sore. or
t1t F"' Horses az Cattle hi. Salyc il Invaluable
q 70 is' n.'nrt-tiuk effect IN curing scratches On
RI It., : -lNe h1' worked Il. way into
= y - = sIf, and sure remedy for an the
a...t a.su,.'--
~l,r i-'ic'. htyo bCcn acquainted with
ufrHy y's~s. and believe her 20 be
.s it t.I .lful nurse and having
$3.50 -..te g. e-- ituluc-, II gives great
;H' bcss gcucrai medicine
.i.. . So,
Il Axe sr.i -ia,
II ara wig.
Fl v #.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

Nj A II X | E ID.

GIBRALIAR-in por: 27th ult, Onalaska, Wheeler
fol Boston, Dir1xo. Coffin for orders
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28
Probate Notices.

At Court or Probate holden at Ellsworth with
IN and for tire County Of Hancock, on the lstt
dav Of December 4. ID. 1874.
u Estate of Thomas kiIburu, late of Buck por RI
In said County, deceased-havinx presented his
isi final account Of Administration upon said es.
ORDERED That the said Admin istrator give no
lice thereof to all persons Interested by causing
copy Of this Order to be published three weeks
successively In the Ellsworth American printed
n Ellsworth that they may appear at Probate
Court to be holden at BuckspnTt on the 81 W cdnes
day of Jan. next, at ten of the clock In the fore
soon, and shew cause If any they have why the
3wsl PARKER TUCK. Judge
a true copy-AuesI; ESQ, A. DYER Register
At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth. with
in and for the County of Hancock, on the l.th
day Of December a. ID. ISL
~. W. BOYLE, Administrator upon the Is
" tate OF Mel Boyle, late of Backs sport, in
satd County, deceased having presented his o. ~
account OF administration upon said estate for
Probate:
ORDERED. That the said Admir- give notice
thereof to all persons interested, BY causing a
copy OF this Order tn be published three weeks
succe-sively In the Ellsworth American. printed
70 Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court to be holden At BucksporI On the ID We'd.
nes6ay Of January next at ten Of the clock Ia
the forenoon. and shcw cause. II any they have,
Why the same should not be allowed.
1N5l PARKER TUCK. Judge.
true copy Nt.si. o.o. \. p,sn. Register
THt >UB>, RiBER hereby gives pubhc notice
] 10 all concerned that ne has been tiuiy al
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust "
an Administrator Of the estate 81
William Wells. late ~ lroonlin,
in the County uanrosk, decea.ed by giving
bond A. the law directs he therefore requests al
persons VINO are indcpsr'i to the said lie easel ;
estate, {" make immediate payment, and thn>e
whp have any dem tnts III, reoa IA eNtubii tue
same tor payment. JWjl
Dec i5th, 1871. WARREN WELLS.
TnE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
! to all concerned. that he has hteu duy ati-
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust a..
an Administrator sf The state al
Patrick sullivan, tate OF Ellsworth.
ia the County Of HancucS. deceased. 10y giyinE
bond the law directs. he therefore tcg le.5 /,
all persons who are indebted ~ the sans o..
those VII have any demands thptCun to exhibit
thu snC for payu cut. BW5i
Dec I'M ISL. THOMAS MAiiN>
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

The subscriber hereby gives public notice 10
] all concerned, that he ha. been duly appointed,
and has taken upon himself the trust OF an Admin
I-trator OF the estate of
Henry Buck, late Of Bucksville,
in the State OF South Carolina, deceased
by giving be nd as the law directs; he there.
fore requests all persons who are indebted 10 the
said deceased's estate to make immediate pay.
ment. and those who have any demands thereon,
to exhibit the same for payment,
SEWALL b. SwAZEY.
October Is, 1871. 3w5D
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-12-28

\ II tn. Honorable Judge VI Probate To- tue toun.
" o. iisncock
YHF undcrsigued, administraror Of the estate OF
Nahum Irrs prsy. late OF Ellsworth Ia sail
county deceased. rc-peciils represents that III.
goods aud chaitei- right~ aui cte itts ot al dc
ceased are not -ufart-ns to pay hi just debt. and
charges OF administration. by the -um OF seven
* -hSe iollir-. Wherefore our petitioner pra, :
Aout Honor 10 grant him ! license --lt 81 pub
he or private -aic. aud - sun -tcut III the
real cstatc oi the IcC"a-cd. tuciu ing the river.
zion The Widows DOVER thcrvin. To satt>D
sail debts and charge. OF Administration
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