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p ST MIR IS tCo1rNTT'Y. MAINLAND.

L ST MzRTs C6yWTY, MARYLAND.
This favorite summer resort, 100 mile. from Wash
IN gtoU and the same distance from Bslti-
more, within few miles Of Chesapeake bay iyEAV
can BE- reached By steamers every Tues ke.HX
day. Tues'ay, Wednesday, FRIDAY and Saturday
iron Washin INSTRUMENTATION Tor $50 guests
will be opened for the reception Of visitors on
the Eth ~ June next and closed the 18th Of De-
fOber fine ice house. filled with northern ice, and
many other additions have been made since last
season for the comfort and convenience Of guests.
Salt water bathing, fishing, Grabbing, boating @
hunting, ten-pins, QuOit and crOQust grounds and
EO,d music are among the amusements to be found
this delightful place and for comfort and health
cannot be eXceed ~ any place in the United States
Terms. S3 Per DAY. SIS per week, s63 per month
Of - days Mise. and children under ~ years If ags
half price.
A. r. POTTS, Proprietor.
JAS. II. THORP, Manager.
A tri-yeekly mail b. steamer has lately been es-
tablshed. myn-tf
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SECRETARY boutwell, leaves here tomorrow
night for a weeks visit to his home at Groton.
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THURsTON's IVORY PEARL TOOTH POW
DER Is the best article for cleansing and preserving
teeth Sold by all druggists Price, Is and 50 cents
J0UVEES NOTORIOUS GLOVE CLEAEERre-
store soiled gloves equal TO Sold by all drug
giss ana fancy goods dealers Price, Is cents de5
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Rtds for a.eyerume.t S,oIa-

NEW YORK, June 15.-There were twenty-sir
bids for gold to-day, amounting 90 81 .y7 so az
III. p 20 112SG The swards viii be 81 600 900 al
1882 % Il2-S6.
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THE TESTIMONY of Rev. A. S. Lakin, given
on Tuesday before the Ku-klux committee as
regards the unsettled state of Alabama, is de-
nounced by Governor Lindsay, who represents
the State as thoroughly peaceful.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

odd FELLOWS HALL,
" SEVENTH STREET.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE Is, 1871
GRAND CONCERT
GIVEN UNDER THE AUSPICES OF
EQUAL DIVISION, s. OF T.
viii take mace az the above hall on
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE Is, 1871,
For VIII CHI occasion of the q
BEST AMATEUR PERFORMERS
In the District have kindly volunteered.
Cards of admission, Is cents. je14-2t
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LONDON, june i5-Ihe bullion In the Bank Of
England has increased fzOs,oo
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4eteorelagfcal Record-June rs. -3sA IT.
Hor DePartsenf, SsosdI Seruics, ~ s. A.
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work HIsekea Ont sy One View super.


General Babcock, the new Superintendent of
Public Buildings and Grounds, will soon begin
the Improvement or the southern addition to the
Presidents grounds. The enclosure viii be
eveIled, and, after putting on suitable top soil,
grass seed will be sown In order to get good
turf by next spring. Two gravel walks viii be
made; one extending from the east gate and one
from the west gate 70 the south gate. OF the
circle. In the fab, trees and shrub Berry win be
planted, and by next spring the enclosure will
present q very attractive appearance.
EXECUTIVE AVENUE,
which runs from the intersection Of PENINSULA
mia avenue and Fifteenth street around the
southern side of the enclosure above mentioned.
will be completed Immediately and opened 10
the public. Ii now extends only to the Press
dents stables, work having been stopped on n
some time since, but General Babcock has de-
termined to complete the whole avenue at once.
and win therefore run it ont according to the
original design, and connect IL with Sixteen-and-
ahalf street, which passes along the western side
of Lafayette Square. A gateway similar 10 the
one Which connects fredericksburg street
with the avenue which runs along the west front
of the Treasury, will be erected, thus making a
complete drive around the Presidents grounds,
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SAVANNAH, GA, june l5.-Commodore Josiah
Tattnail died last night aged seventy-six. he
viii he buried at the place Of his birth, Bona
venture, four miles nom this city. The City
Councils are now In session arranging for suit
able public funeral hcners
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Harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not contain
Iced nor any eifale poison TO produce paralysis or
boasting virtues they do not possess. The genuine
w: A. Bachelors Hair Dye has had thirty pears
unternshed reputation to uphold Its integrity as
the only perfect Hair Dye-Black or Brown. Sold
by all druggists. Applied ut 10 Bond street New
York. fe5-6
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The Case or Collins and Edwards. the
RPfUP-A9Ihteps. =

NEW York, June lby--Tim Collins and Billy
Edwards, the imprisoned prize-hghters, were
brought before Judge Cardozo to-day, i'm the
supreme Court, on writ Of Adbeos corpus but
the hearing OF the argument for their relea-e
Was postponed until Monday next
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~ BUN10NS, BAD NAILS, -. -.
And other Diseases OF the Feet successfully treated
without pain, so the shoe can be worn with ease
Immediately after she o6eEation, % 20 1Ss' a-ifa
Rooms, No. 53S 18th street opposite o. 8 rreasu-
~, Washington, D. O., and No. North Charles
Refers TO the many eminent Surgeons, Physicians,
and thousands Of other responsible, persons, who
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1Seyenty-eight women are now regularly
ordained preachers In the United States.
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PIC MICS, EXCURSIONS, Eft,

~ NlND, EAS - ItAOIO4>bD, ENE
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY PIC MIC
~ "a
JOURNEYMEN BRICKLAYERS' UNION, II
No. i, IA
AT tSH
LGFFLER's WASHINGTON CITY GARDEN,
On TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 20TH, ISL,
For the Benefit Of SAMUEL D. LEWIS.
DOUGHERTY's CoTILLON BAND has been en-
gagged for the occasion.
Ballet master, Chas B. Dove.
Committee Of Arrangements:-Dayid Lewis, Vim
cent Bsrch, N J. Quigly, Chas. b. Dove, George T.
Tickets FIFTY CENTS, admitting gentleman
and ladies. jel5-5t
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Mr.. GEORGE ALFRKD TOWNSEND, who has
been absent from this section Of country on
visit to the Pacific coast, returned to Washington
last night, after a visit Of nearly two months
Mr.. Townsend had previously disposed Of his
interest in the Capital to Col. Piatt
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APPOINTMENTS By THE PEEsDExT.-The
President to-day appointed Clinton Spencer
postmaster at Ypsilanti, Michigan; Alfred Van
Tine, postmaster at Sandusky, Ohio; and Lee L.
Hyde, postmaster at Dunkirk, New York.
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LECTURES.

SoIEHTIFIo LECTURES.
DR.. u. p. ROWLAND win deliver q course Of four
Lectures on the WONDERS OF THE MICRO
SCOPE, using the ELECTRIC LIGHT for the Illus
trstions. with experiments In NITROUS OXIDE
showing ITS wonderful anestletic influence, OF Lin
coin Hall every FRIDAY EVENING, cuuzEneneinQ
June and ending June 3.
Admission TO each Lecture, q cents.
lectures 10 commence ut o'clock. -
No extra charge for reserved scats. Tickets and
seseryed seats fo5 sale a. PsIkers News Depot,
1esehers and pupils Of an the public, private, and
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~ RoHte-FrOm Baltimore by Old Bar line
and Norfolk by steamer y. p. Banks to Cherry
al In,
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THE DRATH OF GEN. RopNAH.-Gen. Dyer
Chief Of Ordnance, has issued an order an
nouncing the death of General Rodman, and
enumerating, in appropriate terms, the distin.
guished and valuable services rendered by the
deceased to the country.
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THE PRESIDENT and his Secretary, General
Porter, arrived here this morning in the early
train, and will remain in town until to morrow
evening. The Cabinet will meet at Br;s, ..,-,,r,.
row, all the members being here except Secre-
tary DelanO and Attorney General Akerman
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THE SOUTHERN CLAIMS COMMISSION are TO-
day investigating the cases Of Lewis Bailey,
of Bailey's Cross Road; John c. Brawner, of
Prince William county, and Gilbert Vanderwer-
ken, Of Alexandra county. Va.
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ONsUM lON:
It's Cure and Its Preventive.
BY y. n. SCAE.N,CE, N. ID.

Many human being has passed away, for whose
death there was no other than the eglect OF
known and indisputably proven means Of cure
ing the drealnless anber into which had they calm
~ adopted = -
DR., JOSEPH H. sCHEYcK's SIMPLE TREAT,
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Parkersburg on Tuesday. His next stopping
place is Cincinnati, and he goes from thence
through Cleveland and Detroit to the Mineral
Springs, Michigan, where he will spend some
time,
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AT THE SUGGESTION Of the Danish Minister of
Finances the King Of Denmark, on the I'D OF
May, directed the Minister Resident in this city,
Mr.. F. Z. Billie, to repair to the Danish West
Indian Islands as extraordinary commissioner
OF his government TO exercise control ad interim
over the affairs OF the Islands. The minister
who was in Denmark at the time was expected to
leave there for America, by way of Hamburg,
on the 10Th of May, and enter upon the duties Of
his new Office without DELAY
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CROPS IL MICHIGAN.-A correspondent writ
ing to THE STAR from Kent county, Michigan,
says:
Crops In Northern Michigan have been suffer
ing from drouth. Thousands of acres of wheat
too, are scorched and dwarfed, while meadows
look a. If they had been visited with fire, espe-
cially on light sandy soils. Corn, also. has suf-
thermometer running for days at 80 degrees in
the shade.
The potato crop bids fair TO be total failure
throughout Michigan, from the ravages of the
Colorado bug. In most sections the early yarie-
ties are already eaten up while the later planted
have not sprouted for want of rain.
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FRESH SALMON FROM THE PACIFIC,
large lot Of small and large tins Of choicest co
LUMBlA RIVER SALMON Just received by rail
road via San Francisco. A rich and palatable dist
Tor breakfast or luncheon. Twenty IRE cents vii
purchase enough for six persons:
ielo:eo6t 1892 y street, near Ebbitt Hoase.
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WEST End HOTEL, LONG BRANCH, y J.,
w formerly StetsOn House, Just re-
fitted; open June u; modern in structure Way
ard hTEf-class in evsry respect. Will be l5Tx
undeT the management Of JAMES SYKES, u VII
lard Washington and PETER GARDNER, nor
II the Gilsey House, n. Y, formerly Of the ). Z.
Hotel. Applications for rooms, &c received az ths
Hotel. OF by Mr.. Gardner, at Glsey House, n. Y.
SYKES ARDNER CO, PrOprietOrs. myz I'm
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State Items.

John Rogers, defaulting cashier OF the
Peiepecot National Bank, Brunswick. was
brought before Commissioner Edward W.
Rand. at Portland, Monday, and bail fixed
at twenty thousand dollars; falling to pro-
cure it he was committed.
BATH, Me-. 24.-The steamer Eastern
City which has been lying here most Of the
time for the last four years. sailed for Bal.
iimore yesterday In charge Of Capt Jarvis
Patten. She will run IN connection with
the steamer Daniel wabster, between Bal
timore and point on the York river.
BELFAST, ee.-The Waldo County Demo
cratic Convention held here to-day was
large and enthus astic. Upon Treat. of
Frankfort. President; q. =. Fletcher. OF
Stockton. aud VIM. II. Mcclellan. of Bel.
fast. were nominated for Senators; Zenas
l.. Downs, OF Swanville, received the
nomination for county commissioner. and
Reuben l.. keene, OF Montvllle. for county
attorney; W. J. Colburn. of Belfast. was
nominated for county treasurer.
MAcnIAs.-The RepsbiicaA says that
Alonzo Henry was arrested in Machias on
Monday last, on charge of burning the
barn and house Of Nathaniel Aius. last
week. The principal evidence against him
was Charles Atus. a hoy OF Nathaniel's
about twelve years old, who had previous
u been sentenced 20 the Reform School.
but who had been suffered TO remain al
home for awhile. The Investigation showed
clearly that Henry did no; see the fire, but
rather showed that Charles set Il himself
Subsequently. amer being recommittcd to
jail to wait transportation 10 the Reform
School, he confessed the setting fire him
self
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To the Honorable the Court OF Coun iy Comni.-
si"ners, next 10 be holden To Ellsworth in and
ior the County oi Hancock. ON The second
Tuestsy Of April next.
We THE UNDERSIGNED, your petitioners,
" would respectfully represent that hixhyay
OF the following location sould he OF public and
private convenience. Commencing In the town
Of ssuessPort. near the dwelling house oI JOIN,
Hubbard, on the south shic OF the dividing line
between land OF Nathaniel Carpenter aud Widow
ovcf land Of -Aid Widow Eidrtdgr and land Il
William or Elias Dosig. and ColsnAn Cray. and
leading 10 the house Of W. y. White whole Dis
lance about uile. We would Vie rotor, ~
sPcr,fniy request Nour Honor To sisw said route
ami locate said BAD Al your earliest convenience
And as IN duty bound would ever pray.
ELIAS H. DODGE, and ~ others.
oriani. March H. l-5l
STATE OF MANI.
H.>c.-1A. 80 curt Of County Commissioner.
Aprn Term, 4 ID ISL.
pom the foregoing petition IL con stsiere4l by
the commissioners that the petitioner. are ~.
,Pon.iele and hat they ought 10 bc heard touch
lns the matter set forth IN their petition and
therefore order iha, the County Cotumis Toner :
meet Of W. r. " hitr's. In Orian.i, on Wesine
NE !.It day Of September Dexi, at so'cioek A.
NJ. asd hence proceed to yi~u the route men
TONED In said Petition, Immediately siirr which
view, hearing OF the parties and Witnesses will
he had at some convc nicnf place in the VICINITY
and such other measures taken in the prrini.e. :
ths Commissioners shall judge proper And /, !,
irthrr oTrfered that notice OF the time place an
FS'fSs' - 'Ast No"itissi"hefs -Hrct&nG Afotc-aai
be gwen 10 alt persons and corporations int re.
Cd BY s"ryins sttested copic. Of the petition and
ihis or'ier thcreoa. upon the clerk OF the town
% OTiand and Buctsport. and by posting up 81.
tested copies a. aforcsald. Ia three pu Ollie plae..
In SAID towns thirty days at least b-iorc the time
appointed tor said view, aHd By publishing the
pctsiion and SrdcT thereon. three weeks .ncce--
'iVclJ IN the Ellsworth American. a news pAT<r
published al Ellsworth. In the ,oueiy OF Han
cock. the fret publication TO be thirty days al
least before The time OF sAh yie~. that
AL persons and corporations interested may at.
cnd and lie heard II they think ct.
Attest: n. II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
true copy OF the pctiiio. and order ,hersou
S~N Attest H. Is. sACNDEKs, Jterk.
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NJ \ X X | f. ID.

ln thi- CitY-tBE stth Al the residence Of
saaluri Bcckwiih Isa by Rev WIN N s.v,rv
Cara Jonathan 7. Langley Of rrctnoni to Mis.
Annie Beckwtth Of Ellsworth
fnsworfh-AuE . by Rev pr T~nn~v Iohn n
Paiten and Miss Hattie 4 Higgins all of rIls-
worth.
Eliswor;h-kug --th, by Charles Carr. Y.q
Mr. thArsss Rollins Of Ellsworth. and Miss n
sira Frost Of MAriAvtlle.
spori-Aus sls;, NJ. Amcrscu. seAvey
Of Bneksp0fi. and Mas Helen y. Turner OF BROOK
lin
HAnoock-Au<. as.h. at Tho residence Of Hon
Joba MiiissR b Rsy VIA. II. sAysry. Nj. wu
Bartlett Of Lowell, 10 Miss Martha ". M,iliken
Of Hanrock,
% ". HarboT-tns- 9Th AZ the NJ a.. Psr.on
sge ~ Rev J \. l.. Rich. Mr. John IT, L-Iand 81
>csig "a 10 Mlss Amanda " Tinker Of fremont
Brtokiin-jniv :<h, by Rev VI Hansconi NJ
Elijah Powers and Miss Geraldine D. Dodge.
both u Broakiin
Jsrk -on and Mis- julia X. Bab.on. both Of brook
lin
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STATE OF MAINE
STATE OE MAINE

HANIotk s-.-Tc the several sh-rin. Of uur
Counties of Hancock. Pcnobsco,, York cum.
- ecrland, Lincoln, kcnn bee, oxford
L. Somerset. Washington waldo FiS.
~ cataqui.. Franklin. Aroostook An.
dro eogstn. saxadahoe and Knox. or either o,
NE COMMAND YOU to attach toe good. and
W estate oi Pearl :. Peter. Of - in inc
State OF California IN the value of seven
hundred dollars, and summon the said Defendant
~ he nav be foun" in Your precinct, to appear
before our Justices q. the supreme judicial court
next To he holden at EH.Sorrh within anil Tor
the County OF Hancock, on the Ind Tu. .lav Of
April next. then and there In our said Court to
answer unto Charles Petcrs. OF Ellsworth Conn
~ O; Hancock, sud John 4. Peters, OF Hangor in
the Comfy Of Prnobscot. EXect tors of the Iast
viii and testament II Andrew Peters late Of "A ii
Ellsworth In Plea OF the Case. Tor the sad
peiendNnt at BIuchll. on the fret day OF January ,
4 ID. 1857. by his promissury note OF that date hy
bim subscribed, for value received pfumt ed the
sad Nndrew Peters. IN ht- lifetime to pay him
@. oT'ier, the sam OF two hundred ami tnttty four
dollars and twenty ight ccnts SIX month. alter
date. with interest. Vet though often requested
the said Defendant has not S,AlI saii suin to th,
said Andrew Peter. In hs ut.tin., or n, IN.
FiAntigs but negierts IN 10. 10 the damage ~
said Plaintiffs they say the sum OF seven
hundred doilsrr, which shAll Thea and there be
made 70 appear with oth~r dac damages AnI
have ypu therr thi. W.T. wiIl Your duins. there.
ia
wiIaess, Jou> APPLETON. E-o AZ EH.~arth
This 18th day Of December IN hr year 81 our
Lord one thousand eight hundred AMI seventy
H. u. SAUNDERS. Jl.rk.
STATE OF MAINE
HA>Cock. So supreme judi. al Court. Aprii
Term. Isfl
IA he foregoing suit Il IL ordered by the lou n
that motto. OF the pcndsucy thereof be given by
serving an Aitesici copy II the VIII and III ! %
lcr thereon. on the .aii pcicndtni. "r by pub.
hshihE the same IN the Ellsworth American tl.r.r
wcrk. sucers-isris. lhr it.t publication or ser
wee Aforesaid t. be Al icast thirty DAY. before the
next term al this Court. tu De holden ~ tn
wortA, within aud for the uuntv sf H4ne-.ck n,,
tho second Tuesday Of OstoD-r next that b., NAV
then ard thcrr APPEAR aul answer 70 -siI .uit If
he thtnks st.
Attest. II. Il. SAL NDEE~ Cirrk
\ true copy Of " rat AMI order Of o-,i.t thsr-o .
Aucst II. IL. SAT NDki.>. CLERK.
Ia
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How AAxr surTxH cosstassiy. In some forin
the maiadiss that resuh from the errors OF youth
and would give all they posscss TO BE- restored TO
sound and vigorous health 80 necessary TO physi
cal and mental enjoyment Let such consult. in
our columns, the advertisement, OF the Peabody
Medical Institute Boston. setting forth the char
aoier Of the medical works pubiishct by q, The
Science OF Life. or self-Pre.ervaiion,- viii guide
those who are afflicted with the consequence Of
youthful indiscrciions to paths OF ples.antnc.s
and physical vigor. Sexual Physology OF " O.
man and her pseAses,- win guard and guide The
fmsio sex W its admirable teachfnxs
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Probate Notices.

To the Honorable Court Of County Commission.
ers for the County Of Hancock, next to DO hold.
en- in said County, At Ellsworth, on the fourth
uUNBi.I SHOWS .hst = ! L,ss s, commeuep.
u near the Whinchenback bridge on the County
road, between the towns Of Ellsworth and Or.
and land of Emily A. Perkins; also . corner Of
land Of Marx Saunders. and aeross q
&c the Of .aa es.ss 0y Of Polly
ner Of land occupied by frea saun dcrs to and
across land OF Leonard Hartman, to in,ersect
county road known the Dead River road. at
the gate Of Leonard Hartman. priyate road ;
whole distance being about one mile, aad cross
ing over portion OF Ellsworth, Oriand and Ded-
dsm And We the undersigned believing that a
road located AZ above described. would be oil
great public a. well as private convenience do
therefore respectfully request your Honorable
Body 10 view said ron G, and 10, ate said road, at
your carries, convenience. And As In daty bound
! EDWIN SAUNDERS. and u others.
Ellsworth Nov. -. 1850.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. - Court Of County Commissioners
April Term, \. -. ISL.
Upon The foregoing petition it is cons iered By
ue Commissioners that the pettIoners ar re-
sponsi1c. aud that they ought TO be heari touch.
tnS the matter set forth IN their petition and
therefore ORDER that the County Comnis sinpers
meet nj l.. Hartmann, IN Deiham, on Tuesday
the ssth day OF September next. at one o'eloek
T. NJ and thence proceed to view the rou,c men
toned In said petition. mme.iia ely after which
view, rearing Of the parties and witnesses Will
De nal At some convenient place in the vicinity
apd such other measures taken in the premise. as
the commissioners shali jadge proper And II Is
further ordered. that notice OF the time Mac, aid
purpose Of the ,ommlssi, ncrs' meeting aiore.aid
bs given to all persons and corporal ION. int
Ell 10y serving attest"d copies OF the petition and
this order thereon. upon the clerks OF the towns
OF orlani and D.dham, and also upon the city
clsrs Of Ellsworth. AMI ty posting up attc.tef
copies a. ai"rcsai IN three public places in SAID
towns and city. thirty days at least before the
Tune appointed Tor said view, and by publi ing
the petition and orsiei thereon three .~ks sue.
cossneiy IN the Ellsworth Ana mean, q newspa-
per published al Ellsworth. la the County OF Han
cock the nrsi publication "a be thirty DAYS nj least
before The time OF saIi viea, that All persoas and
II they think IT..
Attest: u. Il. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
true copy Of The petition and order thercon
S"5s Attest H. b, SAUNDERS. CLERK.
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The mos, astonishing cure Of Chronic piar-
rbea we ever heard offs VIM. CLARK, Frank
fort mills, Waldo Co. Maine. the facts are at
iesteJ by Ezra Treat, Upton Treat. and ". A.
Merrill. either of whom might be addressed for
particulAr.. Mr.. Clark was cured BY Johns on :
Anodyne Linimcnt.
Hon Joseph Farewell, Mayor OF Iocklsnd
Pope Bros. Mochias, Ne. Lumber me reliant.
fully endorse the Sheridan Cavalry CondI ton
Powders" and have giveu the proprieiors lib
erfy to Use their in Recommending them.
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS

Non Resident Taxes. L. II. somes.
Notice Wm o. Melon AID.
sabbath school Convention, L. >. Tripp.
Hancock B4psi-t Assoc Ia tion-
lamps Outline NJ tps AIseiI 4 10,
PitnO Fortss. Cnicker ing oss
nAv Goods. " Goldman tgue Co.
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Dir. +. r. cLaRKE's VEGETABLE SHERRY
VINE BrITERs are n certain cure Tor female
sickness, by txking q wine glass half full before
geiiing out Of bed in the morning. Delicate
Lsdie- will ind II OF great service bs using n
three or four lines dxv. sold by all dealers
in medicines. See Advertisement. 2SI
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Eden Items. IA
The people at Sand Point near the fa-
snous shore OF the Island called the Ovens
have recently built a school house; and
now constitute school district. They de-
serve much praise for their enterpr ise
The ladies Intend TO put seats in the school
house soon Ne found an excellent little
school taught by Miss Cordelia II. Curtis
who is devoted TO her work in that place.
A. in other parts. where she has taught
most aceeptsbly. WIS