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The FOL LOWING LIST OF TAXES on REM
Il estate OF non resident owners in the town of
HANCOCK, for the year 1870, in bills committed to
Snaries toatI-, Collector of said towa, on III {
nrst day oil June $50 have been returned by him
day OF March ISL BY his certificate of that dat.
ana now remains unpaid. And notice Is herehy
gwen, that u the said taxes, interest and CHARGE
are not paid into the Treasury of said town Win
In eighteen months from the date of eomnitmrn,
oil the said bills 50 mach OF the real estate IA
as VIII be sufficient TO pay the amsunt due fher,
ior, including interest and charges, will without
1nither notice, be sold at Public Auction AT he
i uoase u, SAID town, on the ninth day Of
December, ISL, at O'clock y NJ '' ~
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BATCHEL0R'S HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye Is the best in the world.
Harmless. reliable, instantaneous, does not con.
tain lead. any Yitalie poison to produce paraly.
sis or DEATH Avoid the Wanted and delusive
prepar atoms Boosting viz tues they do not poe
The genuine ". A. Batchelor's Hair Dye has had
- year, untarDished reputation 70 uphold its in
te6Sity a. he only Perfect Hair Dye .Biacs o.
lad o.. n. r, spe lvSl
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European News.
Affairs il France.


Finy Thousand Dead B.ase. b. the Cellar. 81
Paris.
1t Is reported that the instruction is
completely suppressed. Frightful slaugh-
ter has occurred. II Is calculated that
there are upwards of $4,000 dead bodies in
the houses and cellars of Paris. Many of
them are those of woman and children.
The women have been perfectly furious
during the recent fighting. In the French
capital executions of the insurgents are
constant. Destruction of property is ter
rible. and one-fourth of Paris is estimated
10 have been destroyed.
The insurgents. SATURDAY. shot the
Archbishop Of Paris, Able Duguene, and
>iNty-two other hostages remaining in their
possession. The troops had previously
captured La Roquette aud saved one hun,
bred and sixty-nine hostages detained
there. The body of Delescluse has been
found In the street and identified.
Sunday evening all was quiet within the
city. Not a shot had been fired since 10
o'clock sunday morning. The Prussians
Al Romainyille made a thousand prison
eT,. including several armed women. on
Saturday evening. All the insurgents
who come within their lines are di,armed
and placed under guard. Provision trains
are entering the city. There i great re
jocing within and without the city over
the termination of the reign of terror.
Favre in dispatch TO the representa-
tiNes of France ia foreign countries. very
properly saws the acts of the insurgents
are Of a criminal and not political nature.
lie therefore desires them TO request the
neighboring nations To extradite those who
may enter their territories and says the
government of Spain already proposes to
10 50.
Pari, ts-sa,-A blood, Espiafien-Au the Of
aciai> of the Commun- Executed.
PARIS. MAY 39.-Thc fighting at Belle
VILE. Menilmontant and Pere Ia chaiSe
was desperate and no quarter was given
70 man women. or child
Military law has been cStahli>heR in the
city and executions are progressing at the
champ lie Mars. Park de Monceaux and
Hotel de Vile. From 70 to loo insurgents
are shot at d time.
No one i permitted to leave Paris With
uut pa, signed by Mcmahon.
The troops fearing incendary fire. have
caused all cellar gratings and other open
ings to be- sealed.
Among the hostages shot by the insur-
gent, we're the Abbes >ura and Dcznerry,
the jesuit fathers Olivain. Carhert and
Banzy The Ahhe Allard and twenty gems
Tr1-,Ss-
Three thousand prisoners arrived here
Yesterday.
The disarmament Of the National Guards
j. proceeding and multiiudes of people
have been arrested
The population Of Paris are enthusiastic
over their deliverance.
Nearly every member of the Commune
ws> shot or executed Immediately amer
capture
The Western aud Orleans Railway lines
We're opened to-day to goods traffic. Pro
visions are scarce and the market, quite
empty.
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We have by request printed circular,
or poster. calling a railroad meeting at
Cherryficld. June 10Th, at 2 o'clock +. NJ.
We hope all the earnest men in the two
counties will attend Cor see that delegates
do.) this meeting. WIN our contempOra-
ries In Machias, Passport aud Calais. call
attention to this meeting.
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Published every Thursday Morning at Peter
Block, Ellsworth, Me-, by \. X. sAwSER. For
terms. &c, zee nfse pee ~ szas
York. and ESQ. q. 6o0ELLS Co., % Pas4 ROv,
New York. are - - aeenoB Dor - AM9McANs
in that city. snd are onshof1ssd - coett1ef foe
rates. Advertisers b thai essy are requessed 10
leave their fayors with either Of the above hou
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In the Trcasmcat Of Diseases Incident 10 Females
mas placed DE. DOW ., the head Of al ply siciaas
makiag such practice speeialsy, and enables
him v guaraause spss1y nsd pssnAnens cure
in the vosss eases Of SsSpeeanfss and all other
v~ssv~si nwssss~~6s. fFen sAsseser ensse,
,ll lessers fsr sdvicc must csnlain o. oAcc. No
ESpsccrrosnExrB osros.
N.R.-Boasa Furnished % sisese ,i-siriax Ia ~.
mavn under treatment.
Boston, Juty. 1sfo.-sp.ao.tyr
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Al . Court Of Pro bate holden at Ellsworth within
And Tor the County OF Hancock, on the End
"wednesday Oh April, A. ID. ISL.
0ARY II. ANDERSON, named Execu,rix i'm !.
- certain Instrument purportiDg to be the lant
VIII and testament Of Phebe 5. cFabtree, late of
sented the same Tor Probate:
ORDERED. That the said Executrix give motto.
70 all persons interested, by causing q copy Of
this order 70 be published three weeks success.
iseiy IN me American. printed At Ellsworth, tn At
sney may appear u . Probate Court 10 be held at
Ehsworth, IN said county, the Sd Wednesday
OF June next, II tsn If the clock the fore noon
sna sncw cause. II any they have, why the said
instrument should net be proved, approved, and
allowed ~ the last will and testament OF said de-
ceased.
Sw0 PARKER TUCK. Judge
A true Copv-Attsst: GKo. A. DYER Register
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Brass Instruments
OF the most Approved Manufacture.

vlOLINS. The Best. from % LOO to 5000 each.
FLUTES OF every VARIETY
MARTINS CELEBRATED GUITARSi
fLUTlNAS, ACCORDEOxs. CT ARlNErTs flag.
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STRINGS for all Stringed Instrumentsf
PIANOS AND MEl1ODEONS for Sale and To
Lett
Music for Bands, Masic Books, and all kind, Of
Musical Merchandise. 49, =
JOHN c, HAYNES 4 CO..
iyS - C6ose -, ue9aoa.
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To The lion. Judge OF Probate for the County of
YHE usdersisned, widow Of EIbridse Bsr,Is,,
J late Of Buehill, lie said county, deceas ed. re-
spectIuiiy represents, that said deceased died
Pssseseed q Personal Estate, an Inventory OF
wnsen has been dull, returned into the Probate
Vmce, tnat her circumstances render II necessary
mat sse should have more OF said Personal e.
tate tnan she u entitled 70 on distribution there
-. sne therefore ,Prays that your Honor would
E.aat nef such allowance Qua Of said Persousi
state. state. - IN your discretion you may determine
necessary and proper, '-''''e
Ellsworth. April II, ls7l.
STATE OF MAINE.
A. D.. 1871. april Term
Ipen the foregoing Position. O.Dx.rp rh.,
saau w0ou give psbiie nesice e an person. 10.
ssS,s :sSo: n sassaa9 copy Of tAis order to bs
ruomssea sesoe veeks successiveiy n the Elis.
~. o.HS tn1e!een. . n<wepapes puhs.Shsd IA Els
c 0s.s = - Ceaety, t4aS ri ~ appear q
ST esa g. Efooae ~ ~ oe1aty, @ 8 hsld A.
sk - g - Awed6eodsY q Jass nsxt. 4
g - eeekh ths 1bgsaoo3. and sAew cause !.
~ ~ Aavs. Wy d ssSss sAosii soi B:
PAnxxs rucx. yuae.
Aasse: 0so 4. DYsa, nsgiseos. Nm
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DR- JOSEPH "a. sCuENCK's SIMPLE
TREATMENT.

AaI Aazilsa esae.s,, ef hs rguilv "a asra,
nassitc4as-s. tass NtzAl ~ have fslsssl
~ Serf.cs Ia l4 - prvxsa Ia, - aerr-
Gee SfAErr that WEALTHY ais ssrsA
aa - drS-saat re ts-lr utr Il lGieA-si nto
hsa5hfai s..sse
u to si-t nsrat t.a 10y a-f-.nE pr s2sAs trotz.
Il tle fHtI - alpl ftl-~r~rf .s,
is a HLi 1hasitzAl t.ts n. ~ ins al
s.a.nls It.e ttS-u.y t7 raf D. Bs asues
r4sieiffs . - .la-5-r a. e q ;Aasas IL gaososAy
Fes-fss asl7tat A. !. % tt3 aassr.uS. self-caI-
vlnghs
IT, HrAHes .ls AMI LeTstsaAe gKs lhH Asst ;1a
vcaFaa g+E rttasrt ftN. .la!4ls ,a..alls,t
Isell4F,., u r1s. uf ru q. y * 4sl.,c M AZ.
p-sa-A A@l iI-lsr-a4l.r sufssrryi Eatv Wis tas
ttsiion t4e tEsaI -zl t-h-s p" EaFa.i-xe sta tie
siolzrl- fAry I-q1Al tag Jrh.e ac.ian a IL.
IlFc iAcn toaeA iho !anltt4ss rvsalt All ts
,.Il.l.- win II 10 G.atEea..A. taat-eaa N
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lie Sawed Tlalc eati.lEes4oa the I1!l,
Er@;cs a.! ss..taa;ss in the Tod thylnattia 4.
hH pf'<r tsss. wiiao; ~ prev ous fortunes Dlsest
tsv'sses painless. and tie Is AZ hand
There Ia NJ more natacnsc no ezac-EtaAt the
ulacA- An appetite se;s n.
Now TIE greA;rat Rn-i gwen
b. lilul=eni IAiAer suffering n4n. scneIcks Pul
E4ir ssrup eones IN - PERFORM Its fnntin. aud to
hI.irn i complete the /, eater, at oaes uu n,
wfsk- Nature cannot b. eJes,e collee,s and rsu.
ie impaired and diseased porons g the lnnss In iAe
fSrt II gatherings /; prepares them for expectora don
and DO in very shnft tune the Eala1y Is
the Trn hrUae HAT occupied IL rensYaied and ias.,e
aud the pAtsli, Ia aNfhe dignity Of regalas.i Vr
srp. forh es.loy manhood or that y,
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Mast. II Is said. makes - high - CO.
900 or el5.000a year. He receives fron
the HarpeS el00 each for The large esr.
toOns In their Weekly.
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GIVE. CP A. LOST.

Tie second thing L. the patients mus, stay in rta
taking odd lung, diseased ba, il n
be prevented or eanno; be Effected lresh air ana
i44l ant waiter season, all wrong Physicians who
rvccu4sul iat lose ,hear patients. II their lungs
are badly diseased aud vet they In the house
tsey must not 81 down gaiei; they must walk about
io' much and Ia; the strength viii bear 10 set
IN ssspi .prs-he determined 10 get well. This has 1
deal 81 g VISTA the appetite and is the grsa, point
~ e-rair evidence Of It's Feasibility
ia tAr Nvgst cases. and moral certainty ia elf other.
su'ai Df. Serck personal statement to the iacuiT
% ~ on u care - Ia these modest v ords.
Mary years ago In the last stage. OF con,urup-
oa; confined % my bed aad at ono time my physicians
sa..t that et-iid not live week; then Ike drowning
4rlats witch now ofer 10 lie public and they mad
perfect cure % Iae. II seemed 10 rhat could fa
tea pcncifaie ry who.s system They rpened the
matter IN my lHns, and wOad spit up than pint
q Offensive yellow matter every morning long tune
and night all began leave me- and my appetite
became great that /, with dlicuity that could
and have grown in resh ever since.
Il was weighed shortly amer my recovery added the
only ninety-seven pounds my present weight is
hundred and ,wsniy-tys CD bounds and for years
Dr shsnek has discontinued. his professional visits
New York and Boston lie his son, DIR. j. H. sehenek
Jr still continue 10 patients At their Office No. Is
North sixth street, Philadelphia every Saturday from
A NJ TO 3P. n Those WHO wish thorough exsmina-
ton with the Respnorneter will be charged IS The Res
promstr declares the condition q the iuns and
patients can readily learn whether they csrabie
The directions for taking the adapted 10
the intelligence 81 child FOLLOW these directions
and Kind kate VIII do the excepting that in soms
the Mandrake Pulls TO be taken in increased
doses the three medicines need other accompaniment
than the ample instructions that accompany them First,
crate appetite OF returning health hunger is the most
welcome symptom When il comes, will come, let
tie desparins be OF good cheer Good blood
follows the cough looseus Tie night sweat is asaied
In short time beth Of these morbid symptoms
foreveF
Dr. scheneks medicines constantly kept in tens Of
thousands Of families. As laxative purgative, the
Mandrake Pills . standard preparation: while the
Pulmonie Syrup, Of coughs and colds, may b.
regarded as prophylacteEic against consumption In any
Of its forms.
PYiee Of the rnlnsaic Syrup and seaweed Tonic, 3le
bottle or 81 20 half dozen Mandrake Pills. cents
box For sals ey all drlQ4sts and dsalsn
GEO. c. GOODWIN CO., Agents. Bosson
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PlMPIES ON Tine FACE.

For tome'iones, Btsrk-wortp- ar CRUDE, PIN.
ply krupeess. sad hletehesi .iisGsassisaas on
the Face
II :. Invaluable IN he assics~d Prepared only
by Ur -. q. Pevvy Uev saa t0le 91st. - Bond
81 y. Y. sold by Draggists sFsrysraers. tms
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TREEDO6 NOTICE.

Eof valuable consideration hereby relnquish
70 ny son Alonso W. Jones the remainder Of his
minssiy, shall hersaflef claim none Of his earn
ings ana vii not Be- responsible for any de It's OF
his sonUaeeing afsr this dats.
- JeAAc JONES:
WnuEo0-CAAALES xO0ROY, agzi"
T1epsou. MAJ - 1914.
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An Mn leEnT WHO KNOWS, says: (, i
~ OeO 60cW0 have never presented
ahythns Tor sale that met WITH the approval OF
HtNki WAkD bFEcMER's CHRISTIAN CSIOS
sorry dld not work for it sooner. Think il the
nrIn. TO my knowiedge." All Of Hare Recon-
ssoSss great story, from Nov. H. 1870 and su-
HeT - s,eel engraving GIVEN AWAY AGENT
msnssff money, subscription list growing
-. s1e1 OENl20As M. 2H2l
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Collision at Sea.

Capt. Benson. Of the sch. Royal oak. BE
of fremont, with lumber. hound from
Calais for Gloucester. Mas. reports being
run down hy British schooner. ON the
night N the 18th inst, n follows
With the wind blowing from the North
West. We len West ouoddy Head, aud
made good about ". :. ". course. till
about II O'Clock in the evening. and about
half way from West Quoddv BAY To Cutler,
We saw light approaching. which proved
To belong to vessel bound To the East
ward, directl, both light became visible.
greatly To- our alarm. A. We were con-ciou-
then, that The >cs>cl--not J.! 81 4 mile
,li,tani-wa> heading for IA. We wcrr
BILE. while the stranger was coming Tor H.,
with tree wind under pres, of canvas
.hc being under our lee. instead OF keeping
on a straight, course kept her luii. and fol-
lowed up. jus, a. fat a, W. sailed. till she
struck IA on the lee quarter. on tn. port
side, With such alarming force. that We
were cut tai the waters edge. carving
away our mAinsail, main gaif and all the
rigging attached. la the darAuc>> the
stranger appeared Ia be a British schooner
of about l;0 tons. in light ballast. Though
We called To her To- render III assistance.
they kept on without paving any attention
ia VI whatever. such gross negligence
to- say the least-b->i,lc. the sh>olui. ~
fu-al TO stop TO a-,i-, ~ into port, i M
accountable Under our head sail, We
managed to reach West Qno,idv tn ncA,
day. and were t"wed to Lube hv the
Steamer "ryrn."
LrBEc, MAY agh. ISL.
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nl.TION


XII. A.r4rzkr ir4is composed u one u Sarnrs
rr- AZ sfsstAe Il.. pis Ivli They lss~.-s,
tie hbO- ssarslns, Alternative lr-Porss u cslsn1e
unlk- sAA1Fas.- tls-y
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nf~ advertisements.

Tcnchs.rA Wanted.
WANTED two or three female teachers
w for email schools Address p. T..
UARTSHORN. Ellsworth FALL. 3ws2
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AT a Court VI Probate holden at Ellsvor,h win II,
and Tor the County OF Hancock, on the and
wednesday Of April. A. ID. 1871
SLiZABkTH :. BACON, named Execut,ix , ,
= certain instrument purportng 10 be the i. Il
VIII anu te-tAment Of Geo. X Bacon late Or suI'
iiy an. in said county deceased IA ,inx I,r.,,, ~,
the same for Probate:
ORDERED. That the said Executrix Civ. notice
70 all persons Interested. by causing q copy OF
" In the American printed al Ellsworth m, me-
may sppear at Probate Court to be held al Ell.-
worth, IN said county. the end Wes,ne -day al
June next NJ ten Of the clock the forenoon and
she~ cause IL any they have, why the "a M in
ssrum~nt should not be proved approved, and al
ceased. VIC
3wu papxrv rr,~ 49,
A true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Rerister
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Terrible Accident at the Coal Mines.

PITrSToN. PA. May p. The West
Pittstou shaft. owned by the Iehigh Val
ley Railroad. AMI worked by Blake 4 Co.
of New ork. i burning. There j. only
one outlet. The scene about the shan i
one of great distress and anguish Two
lire engines. one from scranton and one
from NilkeSharre are on the ground II
j. thought that no water will be thrown in
10 the shaft from tf. top. but /, j. said the
-hait Will ill with water within twenty
four hours. 80 that. even if they are not
>uiiOcaied. the poor fellows must drown
There i, apparently no escape for them.
Prom 81 To 10 men aud boys are In the
niue. The fire engines are playing on the
ruins. which are 20 hot that no one can
probably approach them before morning
LATER.
A Number Of the Men Re.cned Alive
PITTsIoN. PA. May 3S-EYening. AT
half-past twelve O'Clock last night they
succeeded in effectin. an entrance to the
bottom Of the shaft. aHd brought 10 the
surface Andrew Morgan. He Was perfect
ly in>casihle, They also found Hiram
Curtis dead wing with he face in the
water. Al II ~ they >eni up word that
the men had barricaded themselves in. and
sent up caye for more men and tools.
This morning the excitement wa greater
than ever. Upfo : O'Clock this morning
n men had been brought to the top. .ix oi
whom were dead All were insensible
when brought CUT. but one or two have -
far r covered a. 10 he able TO give All az
count Of themselves. Morgan. who Wa.
first discovered. i till alive. though hi.
recovery i doubtful. tie il still uncol-
scious.
Exploring parties are compelled TO pro
coed with the utmost caution. and are fire.
quentiy brought out asphyxiated with fou
gases At 10 A. NJ. thirty men had beer
brought out. ten OF whom were dead A.
II \. VI. not more than one or two remain
ed ia the mine Every one brought up rol
tie last two hours was found stone dead
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Use Perry's Moth q Freehie Lsassa.
II il the only reiishIe aud harmless Renet,
known for removing Brows diseoioration. SOLE
by druggists everywhere. Depot. ~ besA -.
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Special n 9!
Consumption,
ITA CURE AND IRIS PREVENTIVE
BY J. H. sCHENCK. II. D.

May hasn.n bens hAs passei away, for Whose 5-sa
itsrv cher rcAsDc th4a The Ssxlect OF lnosa
AL -spashy pF0ssd means q Ihose AEs.
aetf 10 'Aiiy sst fytrnss t~gtns the drvzs.~ss
slaEo-s I,o seleA, had ihsy calmly atoY;ei
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] concerned. that be has b.sea duly appointed.
misissrascr q Ne estate Of
DAVID BARTLETT, late OF Mt. Desert.
In the County Of Hasee1t, esefaaD1s y giving
bond :. ne law direess; u !hcsss 49,. A.
wso lsss ssv - sher.os. = .ssisst the
s.si AA.aAa1Lkrr
ali csnsssned. tAat Is Ia besa Oily sppoiniesi.
and has taken upco h mself the truse ~ an Admin
is'rator OF the ~state OF
HARRIET s. WHITMAN. late Of Baossport.
By sfviur b<nd Is the law dirccts; he ,herv-
fore requests all persons who are indebted To the
said 'ieces-ed's estate. To make immediate pay
nieat. and those who have any demands thereon,
avail H. q. SLOWER
ruk subscriber hereby gives public notice to
] all concerned. that she has been duly appoint
csi and sas taken upon herself the trust of AZ Ex
ecutIix Of the last Will and Testament OF
FREEMAN II. BLAIsDELL. late Of orisnd.
Ia the County Of Hancock, Mariner, ieceAsesR by
giving bond ~ the law directs She therefore re
quests all persons Tho are indebted to th- said
decsssee's estate. 10 make im,.- i,aie ayneat
and those Who have any demands thereon. 10 cS-
hiet The same Tor settlement,
1iE subscriber hereby gives public notice 10 all
ueoneerned, that he has hcra duly appointed
and has takes upon himself the uust OF an Al,
ministrator OF the estate ef
DAVID LITTLEfiEID. late OF Pcnsbsent
In the County of Hancock. deceased. by xfvtng
bond as the fa~ directs he therefore requests I'll
pervoas who indebted 10 the said deeeasesI's
estate. to make Immediate psymeai. and those
who have aay demands ther,on. TO exhibit the
same Tor pay ncni.
swsi MOSES LTTTLEFIELD
Al . Count OF Probate holi-a at Bucssport
within and Tor th. County Of Hsnccek, On the
I'd Wednesday Of May, A. ID, 1871.
I ID. 6RINDLE, Adsinistrafor sf the E~,a,e of
- Mary J. Leah, late OF Peaobscos, In sail
tounty, deceased, having presented Ms 2nd ac
count of Administration upon ss,d estate for Pro.
bate.
ORDkkkp: That the said Administrator give
notice thereof to all persons Interested BY cau--
ing copy Of this order 70 he published thFe.
weeks suecesstvely in the American. printed in
Ellsworth, that they may appear ~ Probate
Court 10 be holden a, E.isworih on the u Wed
nesdxy OF June next. at ten OF the oicck in the
forenoon, aud shsw cause. II any they hasr why
the same should not be allowed. Sssi
PARKER TICK, judge.
A true Copy-Attest Gao. A. DYER. Reg isser.
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Atsest. t,Eo. \. p1ER, ReEster.
A true copy Attest t'eu. y. Dyer, Register
ye2d
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\. H.. ISL
Jpea the tory going Petition, oRDEREp.- ria {
said Widow CIV" public n-tce Ia "a! persons
tcrestei. BY causing copy Of this Order to be
published three weeks SucrrSSlSeiy IN the Ellis
worth Ameflean. nes sPapSr published in Elis
worth. IN said CoHntr, that hey NAV appear r a
court IT Probate ipr said county Ia be h~lt AZ
Ellsworth. on the 81 "wednesday in Juae next
at ten ct The Geek the forenoon aBd sbsx
cause. " any thcy have, why the >haati not
he granted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1871-06-01

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1871-04-15

PAMPHLETS REcEIyED.-Last weeks mail brought us pamphlet on landscape garden ing in the west, by ". R. French, from the press of Hazlitt & Reed, Chicago. Also " Mining Schools in the United States" by John A. Church, Mining engineer and metall urgist. This is a pretty forcible argument in favor of founding mining schools. which are sadly needed in the United States.