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Ellsworth-June 9th, Julia NJ, wife of Silas
N Mitchell, aged 30 years and months.
No. 33-May 2oth, James W. only son Of
James Collar. aged years.
West TrentOn-June 9th, Samantha c., only
daughter Of Nelson and Martha Hopkins, aged
81 years, IL mos, ID days.
Franklin-June eth, after distressing sick
ness Of five months, Sarah E., wife Of Franklin
French, aged Al years and months.
Cleveland, Ohio-May It'll, Carrie r., wife Of
Learned Lynde and twin daughter of Nathaniel
}. and Mary b. Murch. aged 81 years, 8 months,
% days.
The sad news Of her death came sudden and
unexpected. She leaves here large circle Of
relatives and friends to mourn her death. And
also in Cleveland where she and other relatives
have resided the past i've years; and where by
her cheerful and loving kindness, she had won
many kind friends. She was loving daughter
and sister, kind mother and an affectionate
wife. all who cherished her kind friendship
will feel deeply her sad death.
Orland-Aprl 18th, Mr.. Edward L. Day is,
aged u yrs. 10 mos. 10 days.
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Police Court Record.

JUSTICE COURT BEFORE L. A. EMERY. 7. J.
Jeremiah Shaekiord vs. Stephen Mona
CHAN. Forcible entry and detainer to gain
possession OF carriage shop and buildings
on Water st. occupied by defendant.
Monaghan holds the premise, under a
lease from Shackford. but the plaintiff
claimed that the lease had been forfeited
by failure to pay rent, and proved that
no rent had been paid for several months.
On motion, the plaintiff has non-suiTed on
the ground that he had proceeded as
against tenant at will. and that the action
was not within the provisions of the stat
ute relative to a tenant holding under a
lease.
BunrlIam. Button
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CAsToRIA-a substitute for Castor Ola
family physic which Is pleasant TO take and
does not distress or grippe, but is sure to oper-
ate when all others have failed. Ii Is purely
vegetable preraratiOn, contuniug neither Min
erals. Morphine nor alcohol. the result of if
teen years experimenting by DIR. Samuel
Pitcher. II Is perfectly harmless and IA, more
effective than Pills, Narcotic Syruns or Castor
Oil. BY soothing the system Il produces nat.
ural sleep, aud Is particularly adapted TO cry
aud teeihing children. II Kills worms cures
Stomach Ache. Consiipstiony. Fia'uieney an Il
Dersngement Of the Liver. No family can af
ford To be without this article. II costs but 80
eent--ask your druggist to get 1t for you. and
he will always keep II. }. Il. Rose. 4 co.
SO Broadway. y. Y.
1x,s
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VINO l. l.. >AwIER!->omc have qucr-
red - e. whether our friend Nj. Robbins 81
kucAland. Me manufacturer Of Mi,- SAWYER
Incompatible COMPOUND, did not use her maine
hciitiuu-Iy. In ihIt mi.giN ing We never Tot a
moment >har, d FOR the maine OF MI, : hl-
>iood rn III" .i>I # our Rock land readers sad
We have Anuwn ihai she j both an c-tiinabc
lady and cmber ct the Baptist crunch IN that
CITY. pnly last week ii w. cur good FORUM.
To- meet Mi,- :. who j. a lsdl OF nitt or more
NrAr-. II the NATCHNAS Office. pna the It!-
iersivw !cit no duuh; "a, to her personal idsu-
iN, GOT " hirh none la Tact IA our cA,- ever ~
l'ird.i OF a, io!hcr well applied b-u-y olen.
sAil. She has been the LtnUiactor OF man,
thousands. aud promises to b. OF many thou
slud> IN tie. since We learn thar the SAVE. oi
Which she gave tue o iglnal recipe. J. ~ gr, IT.
e. y, niaud, far and ucst. than ever bcfor,.
aiciai A. sc AWAY. aim to b. not 10 lend uur
columns 10 an enforcement when wr 40 40;
%. .lric, II .IAc> u only pleasure 10 -pvAa iuu,
81 Mis- sawyer AMI Of her ell tciOu- Irurslt -,
auI also % learn that by blns brought 10
iatgely 10 the knowledge % thr pubii. th11a.u
thee columns. IT, ale la, been greatly pro-
motcd.-N AICilMAN x REfLEcToE. M,WCtl
% l>11
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NUMBER "a.

LEWISTON. jane IS.

LEWISTON. June IS.
The Republicans OF the State of Maine
b, their delegates assembled at Lyceum
Hau. Lewiston. this morning at Ii O'Clock.
VAec convention was called to order by Col.
Frederick Robie of Gafham, acting Chair
man Of the Republican State Committee,
aud a prayer was offered by Rev. +. r.
Ford, Pastor of the Pine Street Consregs-
;iond Church of Lewiston. Col. Joseph
". Porter of Burlington, was called to the
chair which he accepted in an appropriate
aud pleasant speech The committee ON
permanent organization reported through
their lChairman Mr.. Dingleylof Auburn.
the following list of officers President,
Hon. j. w. Porter of Burlington. one Vice
Pros ileut from each county. On motion
oil Chas. IIiH, esq. of Saco. Hon. Sidney
Perham. was re-nominatcd by reclamation
- the Republican candidate for Governor.
The announcement WAS received with
hearty applause. On motion OF Stanley S.
Pulen. esq, OF Portland, Hon. Samuel f.
Spring of Portland, was nominated by ac-
clanation as a candidate for Elector at
large of President aud Nice-President.-
Hon. Joshua Nye moved that Hon. Samuel
T. Her>ey of Bangor, be nominated as can
didite for the second Eiector at large, but
!. ". Atwell. esq, of 0rono. announced
tha' gen. llersey declined the honor. Hon.
!. L. Fo-ter Of Bangor, said he was au-
ihorizcd 10 state that the decliuation of
General Her>ey was positive. He there
fore moved that Hon. Eben Woodbury. be
nominated. Mr.. Woodbury.. being pres
ent, declined TO accept the nomination,
and on motion OF Hon. lgnatius Sargent
Of Maehias Hon. Alexander Campbell was
nominated by reclamation a the other
candidate for Elector at large.
The Committee on Credentials having at
tended to their duty, reported through their
Chairman. Mr. Bonncy of Portland, that
rae whole number OF delegates present
vA, 1000.
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PALrrrATIoy OF TUE HEART

GKEEPugr. DIGBY COUNTY. y. =. Ia:h
February. 1862 JAMES l. FELLOWS. Esq
Dear sir: have during several years been
troubled with a Nervous Complaint aud Pal
piiation Of the Heart, 20 much 80 that at times
became unconscious OF everything around
me in fact. my pulse stopped sometime, alto.
gaihes Hearing oftue good IL afforded others
Wa induced to try your Compound syrup OF
llypopho>ph.ie., aud have derived great bene-
~ from it, use snd whenever am troubled
ssain with the old complaint shall always
have recourse 10 your syrup, feeling sur of
obtaining T, lief from it, use.
You are at liberty 10 publish this for other
sufferers. l am, sir. respectfully yours.
FANNY HAM
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Peace Jubilee Notes.

NE. LoUI> ELsoN of Boston has com
pleted an English version of Abt's "I.arks
Rejoicing. 10 be sung 0y Madame Pesch-
IA Leuiner at the Jubilee.
QUARTERS have been engaged mt the ST.
James Hotel by the city government for
,he foreign ministers and their families.
ONE entire section Of the parquette floor.
near the entrance 70 the press headquar-
fer, has been reserved by the executive
commttee for the press alone. This section
contains over six hundred seats.
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y hifcr Hens.
Mr.. ALVIN &. Martin Of Ellsworth i,
teaching the summer term m the brick
>ehou. house in Aurora. Mi, Maria Moul-
ton 81 Clifton j. teaching IN No. 2 in Am
hcl>j.
The boom To secure the lumber at Bug
z,l, and Nii.by'- >hingic mill gave Way
from IT, m"oIins GA one shore on the 25ih
uit.. hui the lumber MAS secured rs the ala
Of boom below catching 3D.. ana nearly
all ,,a, saved.
Mr.. Charlie, Wood anu Nj Su4- Duu-
ham o. Amher,' have exchanged places.
tne latter now POSSESSING. ,!ic .-olI Jul.u l..
Foster place
= inc Anniversary u ihc Seminary 1.
Bangor occurred ou Che ! n. 9Th and C.u
in>t-. Address before the Rhetorical s,.-
cleiy on Wednesday iu the Central Church
"a- by Rev. l.. l.. Parker ol Hartford.
Conn. SON oi Ecs. Wooster Parker Of Bel
ta--. Il Was We'll delivered containin.
many beautiful passages and rs whole
OF popular type. The discussion At the
Alumni meeting on the question. Is there
not AZ the present day too great a promin-
elIce given TO the teaching OF Theological
Doctrines in our Seminaries:' was opened
by Rev. Arthur SwL1ey. editor of the Chi
cago Lf,TiDr and son OF Col. John y SWa-
1ey of Bucksport. II was an essay of
marked ability, elaborate and thorough.
4 IA
Tuesday evening. June 18th. at the Central
Church. Order of exercises: Organ Nol-
nntary; Prayer; Music; Spirit Copying by
X. W. Jenkins. Kingston. l.. A.; Right
makes Might, II. b. Merrill. Cumberland
Music; What We Need. r. c. Bradeen.
Buxton; Pas.ivism. W. Z. Spear. Roch-
land: Music; Benediction.
Graduating Glass. Thursday. June 9Th.
Order OF exercises: Organ Voluntary
Praye by DR.. Pond; Music; Essay-Oughi
Women 10 Preach: John Justin Blair
| Portland; Neutral independence Y, Church
| Servitude, Samuel ". Dickinson. Grigys.
vile. III; Natural Demands for Redemp.
ton. George J. Pierce. Lunenburg, VI.
Z The influence OF Christianity upon Relig-
I ion, speculation, lothian Sewall. Fryburg
I Music; Divine Revelation Complete IL
! Christ, Ezra \. Smith. Wareham. Mass
! Intrepidity ia the Preacher, Clarendon 4
/ Stone. Brewer: New Demand, on the Pul.
pit. Arthur ii. 1'ibbets. Beverly Mass.
Music Closing Address b. Prof. Paine
! Be>towment of Diploma; Prayer by Rev
| \. l.. Parker of Gardiner; Benedction.
The exercises throughout were such a
spoke well for the Seminary. which is now
on a better financial basis than ever before
\ VISITOR.
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JoHNsoN's ANoDYNE LINIMEMr may be
used to advantage where any Pain Killer i, de.
sirable. In cases of severe cramps and pain in
the stomach. it i undoubtedly the best article
thai can be used.
iiabilurl constipation leads to the following
results, Inflammation of the kidney, sick aud
nervous headache. biliousness, dyspepsia, in
digestion. piles, loss OF appetite and strength
all OF which may be avoided by being regular
in your habits. and taking, say one OF PAR
SONS fCEGArIvg PILLS nightly, for four or
six weeks
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by I. I. Woodman his ATTY.
Bucksport. June I. is-s. 3ws5

HANCOCK IS. May Il. 1871. Taken on Exc
cution and will be sold at public auction at the
Office OF J. A. Dean, esq. In Ellsworth on Sat
urdsy the I'D day OF June next, at 10 o'clock in
the forenoon, all the right, title anal interest
that Joseph, Thomas and Benjamin r Thoma.
OF Ellsworth, has or had at the time OF the at
tachmeni or the original writ Of rcdeemng the
Lot, Wharf, Mills Engine and Machinery sit
uated on the West side OF the River in Els
sworth Village. the same premises being under
. mortgage TO Wyer q. sargent OF Sedgwick
dated the day OF June A. d. ls6s, and record
ed June :, 1858 in Hancock Registry Book 1871
Page los to which refer for more particular
description. Swell
LESLIE ODER. Deputy sheriff
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DE rLiNT's CELEBRATED QUAKER BIT
IEhs ale acAno~ lodged to he the greatest Blood
Purifier AuOwn 10 the medical frsieanity. aud
a. such are recommended for all disease, nri.
BG IRON an impure II ic OF the blood, they
remove the cause. inv sorate the entir r. system.
and consequently effect permanent cure.
Mr. II. &. Gross wh. /, general agent fol,
the United states has been cminenily suc,.t.~.-
iui IN placing the good, upon the market. = nd
the immense sale for the past year. stand,
without parallel in the history OF proprietary
Incidence.
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Foreign News.

NipHD. June l3.
'i account " the difficulty in the Gov
t..ae"t caused by kiH- Amadeus disap-
loving the measure which we're adopted
'. 'Ae court and supported BY the cabinet.
81. ministry have rendered their resisna-
lbs. he Journals 81 this city assert
.f So plan j. iu contemplation To unite the
,..t.-t~ Algh The International organlza-
'.u- in Spain when an effort viii BE- made
t4e combination 10 create disafection
. +t. army
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We have Just had another little damp
ness to moisten the parched earth. 1t has
been good safe idea any time during the
past six weeks TO take an umbrella down
street mornings and to make the be hat
''its going to rain Tomorrow" ssrl a
long period of weather has unde fmined
the conscience Of our best citizens. or nj
least they appear out with different styles
of umbrellas every four or five days. The
poet Bryant composed the following ode
upon n which by some mistake was lefi
out ia his published works:
oh J. Pluvius and Robert b. Thomas
Why should so much dsmpness come
Has stopped the planting of potatoes
Luscious squashes and tart tomatoes:
Can II bc owing TO the earth's motions,
Or Is it due 10 II. G's notions
About the seasons and agriculture
A. this, III cow j. breachy mulch her."
Whatever it j.. whatever's the matter
We must keep cool and let IL spattsr:
do as did wise men in Ancient Spain
Get under cover and let il rain.
Tourists who intend visiting the White
Mountains this season will notice many i'm
provements at the Profile House, for the
comfort and convenience Of it, guests.
The rroprietors of this favorite resort. al
way, having in mind the welfare of their
patrons have recently purchased one Of
Morris a lrelands fire proof safes for the
preservation OF such valuables a. may be
intrustcd to their care. These celebrated
safes are now used by the leading business
i'm HA.tAra
popular throughout the country. T.. b..
Gardner at Bueksport has one OF these
safes.
The referees appointed ia the case
growing out OF "A collision between the
steamer Cambridge OF >anford's ludepen-
dent line. and the schooner Thomas Hunt
of Swans Island. have come to a deci sion
that the steamer i not entitled to any
thing. bat they decreed that the owner OF
the steamer shall pay Sl2JO for damage TO
the schooner aud detention and the costs
OF reference. The collision took place on
Saturday. May -. 1871. about seven miles
northeast Of Cape Ann. Both vessels
were badly damaged. the schooner being
towcd 10 Boston bv the steamer. and claim
for damages was put in by the master of
the schooner. while a counter claim was
made Tor salvage by the captain If the
steamer.
Sch. Doris. Of Ellsworth. went ashore
on salisbury Beach. Mass. afternoon of
9TH inst. The person, on board. conpri>-
inS the captain. hi, wife and sou. and two
men, were all saved. Lines were thrown
oui from the wreck with Luoy> attached.
which were driftcd ashore. aud commune
cation was then made by the greatest cf-
iort> "i those "u the beach all were final
y rescued. The captains wife and .on
Mere nearly exhausted but Or -Iilton wa.
at hand. aud by prnmpt remedic, succeed
ei ~ restoring them. The landlord, of the
Atlantic and >ea.idc House, 1t once had
them taken To- their houses. where an were
comfortably cared for. The vessel aud
carg" Viii Dee a total los. There Wa, 10
Insurance. The cargo consisted OF slabs.
and furniture OF Mr. Day moving to Bos-
ton.
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRrH.-lst "Wednesday in January Feb
raary, August, September, and December 2d
Wednesday in April, 81 "wednesday in June, and
I'd "Wednesday in October.
RLuEHiLL.-lst Wednesday in July and >ovem
Der
BucksroRT.-Sd Wednesday January. May
and September.
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STRAUSS has concluded 10 compose a
dashing Potpoarri. made up OF excerpts
from the best of his former works and in
which he will give the appropriate name
of sounds OF Boston. In addition. he
i, writing a new waltz especially for the
Jubilee. which will be given to the world
Tor the first time under the title OF Fair
Columbia -
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

Public notice Is hereby given that Jonathan r.
Arcy OF Buck sport, on the tweRty sixth day Of
May A. d. ls's. by his deed Of mortgage of that
late, executed and recorded. conveyed to me in
mortgage a certain parcel of LIANT with the buil d.
tngs thereon situated the Buck sport winte ?.
port Fer. In said Bucksport ami bounded. BE
ginning at the sou,herly side OF said Try way at
the waters edge and running Easterly by the f rry
way TO the Westerly corner Of the parsonage lot
thence Easteriy by the Southeriy line of the par.
sonage lot 10 the County road. thence Souihery
BY said road 10 land o. Eugene Parker. theme
Westerly by his land to the river, thence North.
erly by the river to the place OF bsginning con
tanning about sixteen acres. being part OF this
CouiliIrsi homestead
The condition Of said mortgage having been
broken, claim to ior.close the same aud give
this notice for that purpose.
LEONARD d. PRATT
by +. {. woodman his AIRY.
Bucksport, June T. ts-9. Jws3
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Business Notices.

EMPLOY MENT To energetic men end wo
men. We give employment that pays from 81 10
- per day Business strictly honorable. AND
adapted 10 every city, town and village send
toi sample and 90 to work at once Address
J. Latham q Co.. 292 Washington st. Boston
Mass tf5l
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The VENERABLE ARCHDEAcoS SCoTr. of
Durham. Canada East. says, that he suffered
from Dyspepsia more than twenty-five years,
but three weeks use of the Peruvian syrup Ian
Iron Tonic has benefited him so wonderfully
that he can hardly persuade himself Of The re.
atty. and people who know him are astonish.
ed at the change.
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Nj \ II X E ID.

Ellsworth-June 9th, by "A. +. Burnham.
Esq, Mr.. William Ii. ELS Of Ellsworth. and
Mrs. Sarah A. DAVIS Of Bluehill.
Surry-June 9th, by Samuel WATSON, Esq,
Mr.. George X. Bowden and Miss Mary +. Me-
Caslin botn OF Surry.
Amherst-May 25th, at the Congregational
Parsonage by Rev. ii. 5. Loring, Geo. II. But
Ter of Mariaville and Annie Eastman Of Aurora.
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STAGNATIoN in the blood tend. TO produce
nine-tenths OF the diseases ''fiesh Is heir to-
This. however, is obviated, WITHOUT DEBILi-
TATISG the system, by administering LATHAM's
CAIHARTIC EXTRACT. tf5I.
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Miscellaneous.

PORTLAND. Ne June -.
The sale Of the International Telegraph
Lines running from Boston through this
state 10 the Western Union Company is
announced this afternoon
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lMMEDIaTELY.-If every family knew the
value of Mis- >awyer's Saiye they would imme-
diately purchase a box and never be without il.
II your Druggist is out of this Salve and neglecs
TO keep supplied. send seyenty-iv cents ~ d.
reeted in another column. and say you saw the
advertisement in this pager. I5tf
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THE BAR Room REMEDY for weakness Of
the stomach is "A dose Of Rum Bilters. They
are surcharged with FUsEL OIL, u deadly ell
ement, which l. rendered more active by pun.
gent astrinsent, with which i is combined. II
YOUR stomach is weak. or your liver or bowels
disordered. tone. strengthen and regulate them
with VINEGAR BIrTERs. - pure VEGETABLE
sToMAcHiC. CORRECTIVE AND APERIENT.
vitality into voiIr exhausted aud disordered sys.
tenn. 4N22
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A gentleman writing from the lar west says
Il must have Renne's Pain killing VI gle OIL
IN the house. II Is the best family medicine
for curing all kinds Of psln have found. and
cost what il VIII must have IT." And who
bames the man: 10 you see 1t, reader.
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FEMALE WEAKNESS VEGETINE acts di
reetly upon the causes Of these complaints.
II inygorates and strengthe las the whole sys-
tenn. acts upon the secretive organs. aliayes ln-
dammstion, regulates the bowels. headache
and pains in the back cease; In fact there is no
disease or complaint where the VEGErINE
gives so quick relief. and Is so effective IN It's
cure, Is in what IL termed Female weakness.
II has never failed In one instance.
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Foreign Ports.

delphia.
Sid IRON Cardenas 21th, Myronus, Higgins, New
York.
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At Court of Probate holden at Bucksport, within
and tor the County Of Hancock, on the Sd Wed
nesday OF May, A. D., 1872.
josiah H. Woods Administrator upon the Es-
tate OF Mary Banks late OF Castine, in said Coun
~ heceased-having presented his first account
OF Administration upon said estate for PROBATE
ORDERED That the said Administrator give
notice thereof tu all persons interested, by caus-
ing copy of this Order to he published three
weeks successfully In the Ellsworth American,
printed in Ellsworth. that they may appear at n
Probate Court be hol'ien a. Biuehiil on the
ist Wednesday OF July next at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause ii any
| they have, why the same should not be allowed.
3w25+ PARKER rtIck Judge
irte Copy-Atest: GEO A. DYEa, Eeaister
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Notice.
Notice.

nHE Ladies' sewing society Of Trenton, pro-
pose 10 hold Fair the goth, OF June.
Fair and address at the meeting house; dinner
and dance ut Mr.. smiths house The meeting
house; dancing afternoon anil eycning-Ii II
should storm the next day. Per Order. tw2l.
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To the Honorable Judge Of Probate for the Coun
" of Hancock
'l'HE undersigned, Mary Hewey Widow oil
l Thomas j. Hewey late OF Bucksport in said
County deceased, prays yOuf honor to allow her
Pew No. y in the NJ. +. Church Ut East Bucks
port of which her Said husband died seized and
possessed. MARY HEWEY.
May 10Th, 1872.
STATE OF MAINE
HANCOCK, ss.-Court of Probate, MAY Term,
\. ID. 1872.
Upon the foregoing Petition ORDERED,-That
said Widow give public notice t" all persons
interested, by causing IA copy OF
this order 10 be published three weeks
successfully u the Ellsworth American, II news
paper published in Ellsworth, IN said Coanty, that
they may appear at Court of Pr bate for said
| County, TO be held at Bluehl IN said Comfy ,
on the l.i "Wednesday in July next, at ten Of the
clock in the forenoon, and shew cause it any they
| have why the same should not he granted.
| 3w23 PARKER TUCK Judge
| Attest: Go A. DYER, Register
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LIGHTNING RODS.

Munsons Copper Tubular Lightning Rod, with
Spiral Flanges is the most completi protection
against lightning ever invented. Endorsed by
the scientific world, and by Wholesale Dealers
from Maine TO Georgia. Send for Circular to
LoCkHART & CO, IA Penn. St., PittsbuI gh. Pa
OF y. Y. COPPER LIGHTNING ROD Co. So
Union SQUARE NORTH. New YORK.
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Dr Wells Extract Of JURUBEBA
Probate Notices.

YHE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public police
| to all concerned that he has been duly APP.
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust of
the last VIII and Testament OF
Patience Webster, late OF castine
in the County OF Hancock, deceased, by giving
bonds as the law directs he therefore requests all
persons who are indebted to the said deceaseds
estate, to make immediate payment, and those
who have any demands thereon to exhibit the
same for settlement. JOHN W. LEACH.
May Is, 1872 3w22-
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sch. HONEY Ives. " hittaker. Bos;nl.
Forester I.1uug. Boston.
Telegraph. Woodland, Providence
llu-s4r. Baker, I,nc.i snd.
tIir,i.aicT. kemick. Boston.
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fDAUCHY & cos COLUMN. I

M0nev MADE RAPIDLY with Stencil and
NUM- Key Check Outfits. Catalogues, sam
pies aud full particulars FRFF. s. NJ. SPENCER
Brattleboro. Vt. Avail