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l. every MONDAY aud THURSDAY
SE@. at II o'clock NJ. touching al all the
usual laniinssoa she river and bay.
VIII leave hOston for winterpnrt tyrry TUES
DAY and FRIDAY. at y, NJ Touching a. above.
fsrr from BANGOR t. Boston. Including stage
tsrc 10 Wintcrporf -. 90
frpm waterproof 4 Bucksport 10 Boston. ~. 90
Tickets for -aic amt seats secured at the Bangor
itsu.e. Exchange. Franklin House. and Ha:ri.
man House.
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The following City ordinances we're pss..I IN
both Boards oil the City Council aud appyo, e
BY the Mayor.
An ordnance in relation TO the City Library
Re !, ordained by the City Council of the Us
of Ellsworth.
Sect. |. The City Library shall here.n.f ..
Deposited and kept in the front room over The
vrstihaie Of Hancock Hall
sect. .. The annual appropriation from III,
Cay Treasury for city Library shall be .rps,.t
ell solely in the purchase of Books.
Sect. }. Tn. eth section of chapter s Of .ht p,
vtscd ortiissne 10 hereby repeated.
true Copy. Attest Wa. q. Mcdonald
3alS tliy lrrs
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Notice.
Notice.

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Al . Court OF Probate holden At Eii-worth. a s /.
and Tor The County Of Hancock, on ne !.
Wednesday of April. A. D. i-rs
Nancy l.. t9Ison named kxsalrix IN . ,s,,,ts
instrument PurporunS TO he the l,ystu ,s4
testament Of George ". CSisoa haze OF nnc..-
the same Tor probate:
oepAstp That the ssid EXcentrfx D.
we To all persoas interested by causing con- "A
vars sfaet W Ne pnoiishef three week. .4.cu.-,
lively In tho American print ed Al EIJ.vartt a.,
sney nay spPe-r al Probate Court 10 he acid a,
haekspors. In sa,d couaty, on the 81 W ..ie,. Is,
% next 81 tea OF the clock In the forenoon
and shew cause II Aay thew h.y. ~, ~ -
nluIeh' should nss be proved. approve aad
allowed A. The Last will and tv.ta arpt Of :, a A.
ceased. VI A-' u
Nie PARKER TUCK JadKa
true copy-Auest GEo A DYsE p.x,isr
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Probate Notices.

YHE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public ro,.
! TO all concerned that he la. been aa Nh, H.
pointed and has taken upon himself ID. Liz,
VI Executor OF the Last W I'll and Testament u
DO. hrA Horton late OF Bluehiu
in the County OF HAneoek deceA.es b, yt,,.,
bond As the lay directs h. therefore reear,t i
persons who are indebted to the sail d,s,.,,,1'.
.saaie 10 MAKE Immediate payment. All tho,s
Who have any demand. thereon 10 .rsIh,, ~,
same for settlement HEAnD nrr,
April l0th .s5a -,
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YHE 81 bstkiBsk b~reSy give. yahIr a..t.s
] 70 all concerned thsE he has ssea 4ul,
pointed and Ia. taksa assoa hltassn thx I-...r .
an AdminastrassF 81 ths EsiAge Il
Alsiss fsa<s i.is % tssssll istar.
Ia the tosRty u lssss-ss ~fea~s.~a
boads A. me 40 d2rrsss ~ ssssstssrs =. -. !.
All persons ~hs are las4<btesi - - Hs
ceasea!s eAtafs, 10 sassa an u.~,ls4sa uaF4ss.. Z.
.ao.e sh, have Any dsassds sAsssss - 80
The same for payment,
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YhE SUBSCRIBER hereby give. pubic s..,,-.
] 90 all concerned that she has been ,tuiy
pointed, and taken upon herself the tft..s
An AdnninistratrtI Of the estate OF
t'eorge W. II ardy. late Of beer Isle n The t..--
~ Of Hancock. Mariner deceased, br g.,.a.
bond A. the Law directa. she therefore rsques...
persons who are Indebted to the sad ,ircra.s.
sssA'e, % MAKE immediate pay mont. AMI lAa.-
who have any demands thereon 10 cxh.f.. IL.
came Tor seiuemant. ASGkSErrA J HAEftl
Ellsworth, April 10. ISL .ss
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10 ths honorable Judge Of Prooats for u. our
y Of Hancock.
Benjamin II. Mace creditor 10 tn, x-ta,r u
hsnnah H. Baoon late OF Sullivan. IA ..ld
Coeniy deceased respectfully Represents tnAl
1870 Interstate leaving no hu.basd ..i.r1 .aa
posses.ea Of estate IN said County which oQsn,
70 oe administered according to law That ,aIi
sstAt consists OF a ido acre Eounty land sarraa:
No lo-s Wherefore your pe,,tion.r pr.y.
thAt the administration Of said e.tst. nav De-
granted 10 hirnseli. u creditor afore.alI
fsE
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THURSDAY. APRIL, 10. 1872.
- fas6ts ,s.pd Shadows Of the Court.

The April term Of the supreme Judicial
Conrt which has iust ci''.cd VA, one of'he
& sh6rtxst!terns on record in this county
.--ssI Ia. some salient points worthy efbtiei
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Notice.,

THE cause OF my leaving Frank I. Grave. /.
] brutal abuse. About trusting mr. on bis
count, 1 should find IL dificuit as do not believe
that he has eresii; any where, before he has pad
his long standing debts. Ernestine . GRAVES
Hancock, April sth. ls73 swlj'
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YHE SUBSCRIBER Aesss, I'VE. pusbr o,l,.
] TO All Concerned that be Ia. been da4y a.
pointed and has taken upon htInartf the ,,4.t n
an ADMINISTRATOR Of the sstsis OF
Ne nlsmin }. Tinker late OF Ellsworth
In the County OF HaLeoch, deceased by s,,.,r,
bonds As The law dlrsets he therefore r......,,
persons VINO ar. Indebted 10 he sAl,. J,ce..,,.
estate to nAk, iIa mediate payment .ns -.
~ho Dave any demands thereon 10 ,xh,i,,, II.
same isr seul.uaeai. pYERP InnHn
kilssorsh. Apr. / ls91 -
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YuE sIBsckiBER hereby give. putin. al.
To All concerned that he has been On, 49,
pointrd Asd has tAhen upon himself The tr5.t
IN Admtniskrator OF The Estate Of
George W. rraahs lals Of Eu.xa,,s
In the County Of Hancock, deceased b. y,.gy
bonds As the Law directs. lie th~r,tor, r.,,,.s.I.
AL persons whe are indebted 10 the .aI l.
eeased's estate to make IN mt d. ais pa,n.ut ii
tnose Who have aay demands thereon u srhl1t
tas same tor setueneat DAVID l. kATu<
Eltswsrth, April Iosh Isl. -.
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To the Honorable Judge OF P-oI-,. e n,
County Of Hancock: -
1shE sndersigned. Guardian of C.rr,Al SNOW
man, OF Penobscot. in said Counsy Of uau.
49,, nlnor Heir Of Ersstas =. spovman, late
r.aooscot, - SAID County, deeeaasd, respectful,
taas sead MINOR u sei1ed ana pos Sc ..sd
q N ssilowing described Real esta,s W. Of
the Carpenter Lot. Of the fr.y III w., W. Id
MI Iee, Lots No. l, 4 Of about 10 aerr, .,ca.
sne nes1ow lot, the honessesd lot OF the lais
Esess.a =. Snowman With the buildinS, thereon
nneeee iet, the Littlsneld lot ali Situated 10
ssid fenobscot and Pew No ? Ne,h.,.I,st {
aeesng House in aAid Psnoh,cot a ,is.rribsd 10
'ne Inventory Of said estate
HeAs y would b tor the benefit af SAID Minor
49, SAID Real Estate should be sold and the pro
ceeas thereof put cut 1t interest, or othel vi.s
sssd for her benefit
ne therefore prsys thss Licenss may b. gran
g ntn 70 eel and vey the above d.,er1Osa
Real kstats 81 pnhlo or priv ale sAle aecorepg u
N: regsirsnsst Of sbe Law. KCFUs LEAH
Aprh ~, lsgA 3~ls
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Ceurt Of Probate. pecnbS, rss,s.
Upoa The fsrsgsing Petition oRnxxxp.-Thal
- pstIscner rive public notice o. all perso1s
~. ey causing copy Of the petition, snd
ILL., ssss Srss snsreoe, e be psbishsd three weeks
sssNey = u Ellsworth American, ness
49, paehsAsd N Ellsworth, IN said County, thai
~ nay eepear q Court Of Probate for sad
Ooo.Qs o - heA ~ nueksport In said Comfy,
- - Il Wednesaay Of nag next. 81 ten OF tns
eaoo9 = Ne toUonooo, aD6 sA0W eauDe, II any they
asvs ~ ~ prayer = ssiA pstsssnsr should
- PAnkER TUCK. judge.
Asoees: 0Do. 4. Ny8n. 1eoissss.
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WELLS Carbolic TABLETS

rOfi COUGHS, COLDS HOARsESEsS.
Taese Tablets present the Acid In Combination
with other efficient remedies. in a popular forui
for the Curc OF all THROAT aud LUNG Diseases
uoARsE>E>s and uLCERATIGS Of the Throat
are immediately relieved and statements are con
sian,iy being sent TO the proprietor OF relief In
cases oi Ihroai hificu lilies of years standing
0anH1nM Don't be deceived by worthless
VUU UyVU limitations. Get only welrs Carbohc
Tablets. PTicc - Cts. per Box. John q. KEEL
IooG, ~ Pisn 81. y. Y. send Tor Circular. sole
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hucksport. March d, ls;z
STATE Of N&rxp

HANCOCK, a.-Couu Of Proba,. Ay, Terra.
A. H., 1871. NP''
pom the foregoing PetitioH ozpKRgp.-Thal
said petitioner give public notice 70 al persons
tsis order thereon, 70 b psbhshed tsrse w-rk,
ssecess,veiy m the Ellsworth Anericas, a news
paper published ia Ellsworth, 10 .all Count,
SAID County, 10 be held At Rueksport on n. ID
eanesaAy Of Nay next. 1t ten OF the clock in
.ne forenoon 10 ahsv cause, IL any they hsy. ~hy
ed. PAREED no.
--s.~se. O-O. a. DtHk. Hegtster, sap
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larly every second year, for the half of the
number of members of the Colonial Council.
In this case, as we'll as when a Council has
been dissolved, the elections, both those that
are held first, as we'll as the subsequent new
elections, shall be valid from the day of the
general election. When an election takes place
in consequence of the withdrawal or of the de-
mise of a member, the new election shall be
valid for the same period during which the
withdrawn or deceased member according to
the ordinary rules, would have held his seat in
the Council.
ITO be continued.O
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Ito be c~ontinued.)
KILOGRAMS.

ST.. THOMAs STATION.
New YORK, Goth July.-Muscovado Sugar in Lon.
don 27s. Meal in New York S3&, Pork i'll New
York Sl38. Steamer leaves Havana for Key West
on Wednesday and Friday evenings.
, 1872-07-31

July 8.
Rome.-The electoral movement is gaining
ground, and Catholic Committees are being
formed.
The elections, however, are partial, as only 10
Ssout of the 60 Municipal Councillors are to be
chosen.
Cardinal Clareli- Paracciani Bishop of Fras-
cati died yesterday.
The Marquis DC Bourgoing, the French Am
bassador ct the Papal Court, starts to-day on
1Mleaye Of absence.
s& 1assan.@The memorial to Baron Stein was
sS ENTHUSIASTICALLY, in presence of the Emperor,
Empress, md Imperial Prince of Germany. MIR.
q Balcroft, the United States Minister at Berlin,
deiyered y speech before the assembled guests.
IA H6 Alluded to his stay with Baron Stein, and
r6rlindad the hearers that Baron Stein first kind
Nd the idea Of German unity, time flaming the
spsrrk inntEo, dame
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I~gnatieff arrived here
yesterday Midha.s Pasha arrived on Saturday.
and has already been received in audience by the
S~svv SSS~~sEhe-exciting feature in Stokes'ss
-sterdaY Was the appearance of the pri-
ao8ds father on the witness stand.
kTaM64xatio Convention at Baltimore COM
n,s~u S7IEktion by the election of ex-Senz
! ator B0&fE Chairman, who made
d lengthy 8p8ech-after which it adjourned till
ss=z4aAzzs@a@z=z.5sz@@N7.szS July 10.
Edaii116x6 -A terrible explosion occurred yester-
f&Sdav<jn fn3sxtensive flour mill at Glasgow. Flames
Sbi11Sf oafz Immediately after the explosion and the
Il bbuaSSlEd3ifuIr MN entirely destroyed. Eleven persons
swere burned to death and twelve taken out badly
INJURED The cause of the explosion is unknown.
8SN8W Work London letter says a report is
circulating there that Stanley did not tell all he
@@sak..s.ss@& 44l.sA Livingstone is married to an African
Princess aud does not care to return.
London.-Sir Alex, Cockburn, arbitrator on
the part of England at the Geneva Tribunal is to
be created an Earl in recognition of his services.
Tenterden and Sir Rounded Palmer will leave
for Geneva, whittier Sir Alex. Cockburn went on
Monday.
The Berlin correspondent of the Standard writes
that the increasing tide of emigration from Ger
many to America, causes considerable uneasiness
to the Imperial Government, and preventative
measures are seriously contemplated.
Baltimore. -The Democratic on the
resolutions met last night, and the Cincinnati plat
form was adopted without any modification what
ever. All the States voted for that platform ex-
ceptingjD~ delaware, Georgia, Mississippiiand Oregon.
Miss Mansfield and Stokes father have both
given their testimony on the trial. 1t is thought
fAhat sufficient evidence for the defence has been
brought forward to make the jury disagree.
The eight hours strike is a failure.
The Democratic Convention met at 10 O'Clock
to-day. After a short debate the resolutions adop-
ted by Cincinnati Convention were endorsed, yeas
533, NAYS 176. Greeley and Brown were then
unanimously nominated on the first ballot.
July 12.
London.-Storms yesterday very destructive
in Midland and Southern counties. In many
places the crops were destroyed. Lightning
killed several people.
At Alexandria, Egypt, Butler, U. S. Consul
and his secretary, Wadleigh, had a fracas with
, 1872-07-31
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ex-rebel Generals Loring and Reynolds and
Major Campbell. Shots were exchanged and
Campbell wounded.
July Is.
The vote in the French Assembly, by which
the amendment taxing raw materials was re-
jected, stood 210 yeas to 461 nays. instead
Of 10 to 800, as incorrectly reported. On
Thursday night the question of taxation still
created profound excitement at Versailles, and
the Assembly had stormy session last eve
ming. The President was greeted with hostile
demonstrations from the Right" whilo&th0
Left cheered him vigorously. A orisisais
feared in consequence of these manifestSti0nS.
The. builders strike has ended, the 6S1ftaEa-.
having compromised. $sSNS
The Lords have amended the ballotbAi sons
to make it provisional. This, it sheltered.
will satisfy the Commons, and the bill Nnl IA
come law. ~
New York-The arguments for the d6Ien066 4
and for the people in Stokes's trial wer4SriT1en1S
on Friday. Latter will be concludedtt26 z (.
Gratz Brown was suddenly takenRaiH 1Sst@s
evening with cholera morbus in.New Hill
his situation is considered dangerous 1SMfaaS
night he was thought to be u @@S@SS
District Attorney Concluded W
this morning, in the StQkaa eadEssEs CHI SSs$
At Uxbridge Mass ddurine6F 81 6Soo
bound and gagged him x1x gS6iEys &fdkx 638Yf
of Bank boarding NTH sthdadlH phsV ooioDsIIe
the clerk ID unlock the' HA FVm ShIdffS taeQ
took ffo,uurtteen fhpoousansdd Ma a1et6sd.
Gold l4ss Exchange s1d n
evening Waltssts Ma9s1e1ayyS A l1S5Is5litRaIE I'LL nlsas b.
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The LOVER'S IEAP.-Up in Vermont,
somewhere, they have n Lovers Leap
a cliff from which an Indian girl, dis
tracted at the OppsitiOn of her parents
TO her marriage, leaped of. They have
similar cliffs in every State in the I'm
ion, from each of which this same girl
jumped off. There is a beautiful Low
er's Leap on the Brandywine, in PEN
nsylvania, with n charming legend; and
on Lake Pepin, on the Upper Missis-
sippi, they claim to have the genuine
one, and to tell the genuine tradition of
a Sioux girl named WinOna lFirst-born
Daughter,) who had a most narrowing
time, indeed, between the lover she
loved and the lover she hated, and who
finally was seen singing her death-song
on the top of the now well-known Mai
den Rock Two of the swiftest runners
Of the tribe hastened to the top; but she,
the chiefs daughter, of course leaped off
just as they tried to seize her. Mission
aries say the Sioux tell this story for
true. We should like to believe it; for
we agree with Irving that il is never
best to doubt anything that YOU can find
pleasant to believe. But, bless US! how
can we believe that this same Indian
girl got into so many distracting posi-
tions of this sort, and Travelled over the
country, leaping off every cliff she came
to, and breaking her neck and the hearts
of her lovers just thirty-seven times
Or, do all Indian girls jump over cliffs
We confess we cannot solve it, but here,
on page 24S, is one of the places from
which one of the girls, i'm one of her fits
OF melancholy, on account of one love-af-
lalr, one day resolved to end the embar-
ments of one maiden, and so leaped
on. How many cliffs she has descended
IN ll, this way before, we do not know, nor
"iiether IT she got used to it after awhile.
-AfedrH aud Home.
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Powerful Tonic,

Promoting the Appetite and InvIgoraiing the
whole Digestive Appuratus, thus building nm
and strengthening the system, while nj the
same time the volatile principle. being al
sorbed In the blood, acts specifically On The
Rheumatic Poison, removing il from the circu-
lation and system.
There arc few remedies known to the Medical
Profession which will remove the RheumatIc
Poison from the blood, but whose action Is 81
powerful in depressing the system OF The nj.
ready enfeebled Rheumatic patient that their
use has 10 be abandoned before specific effects
are obtalnable, and hence the want OF success
in treating this prevalent and conseouentl, I,
heretofore incurable disease Unlike these
medicines, already known, the UNK WEED
REMEDY although producing as active and rs
powerful effects on the blood and system i'm re-
moving tie Rheumatic Poison, also pOSsesses a
strong Tonic and Recuperating Element which
admits Of its continued use even by the most
delicate and debiiitated. Thus we have fbe
combination Tor the first time Of these Two
necessary elements in one remedy. which az
counts for It's superior and neveF-ftiiing curative
effects in rheumatism, Rheumatic Cont and
Rheumatic Pains OF all kinds
y. T. The UNK WEED REMEDY * partic-
ularly APPLICABLE TO LADIES. in conse-
quence Of Its Tonic Qualities.
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\ chap of an inquiring turn of mind
writes to a medical Journal asking,
"How long does it take TO starve to
death?" Wecan tell him howto solve this
question every time: Let him start a
weekly paper in Swamptown, and if he
doesn't starve to death in two weeks We
are no prophet to anybody. He might
shorten the space considerably by max
ing the paper daily.
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MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES

II is the most sure and speedy enra for
rheumatism, Rheumatic GOut and Rheumatic
Pains OF all kinds that was ever introduced into
the Maieria Medica- The UNK WEED REM
EDY, as prepared by us, in CONSEQUENCE OF tbe
existing bitter principle, possesses the neees-
sary virtue of being
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UNK WEED REMEDY.
THE UNK WEED REMEDY.
OR.
Oregon Rheumatic Cure.
HISTORY:

THIS REMEDY Is COMPOSED OF THE
i Active principle OF the INK Weed, Eng.-
Thaspium Cordatum Originis, ,Iat.-Indigenous
TO Oregon. Grows most abundantlv and ner.
fectly IN Washington county.
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PROPERTIES. ETC.

II contains an Active and Volatile PrincIpIa
extracted by Ether. and bitter Toni. Prin.
clple.
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AGENTS WANTED!
THE LOST CITY;
CHICAGO AS IT WAS AND as IT is.

A HISTORY OF THE GREAT CHICAGO
"A Fire. Truthful and accurate NlEld anu anu
detailed account Of the most terrible ,r-lJ
Ssf,rtii,,,, f,,cidoofs .Hair Breadth 'scapes."
The fearful ravages OF the Fire Fiend- The =,
reign OF Terror PrOfusely ana Deau.IlullS it ny II II
and sinSss The fire still sublimely grand In its
ruins Orders will be lled and nd received sine rhe
si for 81 n--aSSfng outfit and securs an Agency
immediateIy. Agents also wanted for
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DIR. NARY A. THOMPSON,
PHYSICIAN AND AcCoUcHEUR

ID ESIDENCE AND OFFICE-THlRD 81:
Ii, between salmon and Main, opposite the
Public Square. IT,.
Calls attended in any part of the city
Batteries for sale, and Instructions given on
the use OF electricity as a Remedial Agent. nl'
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yERs. y. J. RUMsEY,
PORTRAIT AND LANDSCAPE PAINTER,

OtAN BE FOUND IN HER STUDIO, on the
Y ! third floor OF Corhett's New Building, nom
10 A. v. till T.. VI. Of each day
re- LESSONS GIVEN IN LANDSCA.'E PAINT
ING. nj
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Iis.1tlin, Madam, a great many persons were
us uIoed at the concert last night by
Ine crying Of your baby.u s'Nell. I do
wonder such people will go to concertsvi
A Milwaukee marriage was interrunt-
ed by the sudden and fbrestnnin,, ~,
partition OF the groom's two pre2ions
wives.
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SAN FRANCISCO.


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WILL SEW EVERYTHING NEEDED IN
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And better Work
Than any other Machine.
Irthere is a Florence Sewing Machine within
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informed OF it, it will be attended to without
expense Of any kind 10 the owner.
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/ san Francisco.
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Rev. VIM. Roberts, Judge o. n. Denny, DR..
Dickson, Messrs Quimby and PERKINS, ana
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