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;,.l'', mhouGnr hoN TIEs.-An English scientific
Joannai ,s makes the following interesting state
lately been brought forward h Fngiand ;s
lkely, II Is thought to prove of special advan.
tage ~ some respects, and particularly in topi-
cal countries. The constructors of he yarons
railways in India, for example, experience tLe
greatest difficulty in making and maintaining
the permanent way. The dry rot, and those
pests of India, the white ants, are terribly de.
structiye. Sleepers sent from England creosoted
and ''pickled" are not projected from the in.
fiuenee Of the sun aud vermin, and seldom OF
never last more than three years. 1t was neces
sary, therefore, to find substitute impcryous
to tue attacks Of insects, which might be mad,
perfect aud ready to be laid down whenever and
wherever required. The new sleeper Is
made up OF number Of webs and
plates Of rolled iron, riyeted together
and pierced with bolt holes for the chairs.
ihls y estimated 10 save about two.thirds OF
the labor Of laying, aud leaves but little work
70 oe done oy native or other labor. The direct
COST 10 found to be not moro than one shilling
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

CHICAGO. June7-Flour in only limited lobbing de-
mand Wheat unchanged an dull No2 spring 81 so @
mxedtat 45& % i5Ac Oats steady for cash 4le Rye
in fair demand at I2A "a 7Jc for No2 Barley dull and
nominal. Whlskey steady at SIC Mess pork quiet but
firm; sales at sl22O q l225, oash sl2S7s for July.
Lard firm at SIC on spot Bulk meats quiet and un
changed. RaC0n unchanged. Live hogs firm at $3.50 "a
S Cattle in good demand; choice to extra 50 "a 7c 4
10 Reeeps40OO bbls flour. II, 900 bush wheat 2S7 O(O
bush corn. $4,000 bush oats 5000 bush rye 200 bush
barley 1900 cattle, 5000 hogs Shipments40O bhls -four
5000 bush wheat $1,000 bush corn 900 bush oats 1900
bush rye, 30ej cattle, 10000 hogs
CINCINNATI. June S.-Pork dull and nominal regular
S2. Lard firm; summer at SIZE. winter at SN; kettle
SIC. Bulk meats rm asking for shoulders 4hc, clear
rib sides d6Ac; clear sides 6s sales. Bacon firm;
shoulders &c. sides "a TAc Live hogs In fair demand
and firm at $3.50 @ 4.l0 Mhlskey firm at s6c.
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worcester Five Cents Saving. Bank.
NO. a40 NAM STREET.

OPEN FRoM...........-.9A A. N. to p. N-9 10 P. NJ
DEPOSITS from FIvB CRsTs to oEB THOUSAND Dot
received, and put upon fateesi Me frst Of erey
month.
July and If withdrawn are added TO the principal
on the first of the following month.
Smallest entitled to receive interest, Three Dol
lars CHAS. l.. PUTNAM, President.
GEORGE W. WHEELER. Treasurer dR iysO
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CAuTIoN-Purchasers OF the Peruvian Syrup "a pro-
tectei solution OF the prooxide of rOh are cautioned
against being deceived by any of the preparations of
Peruvian Bark or Bark and Iron, which may be offered
them. Every bottle OF genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP
(not Peruvian Bark blown in the glass EXAMINE THE
BOTTLE BEFORE PURCHASING. dcop&wlw les
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United States Currency 6s. s........


'''''''''
The stock market n small volume OF business has
been rather heavy IL is understood that Commodore
Vanderbilt Is advising ms friends to buy New York
Central stock and scrip although is remarked that he
withheld this advice to buy scrip until he had obtained
nearly all of the scrip he keeping the information that
it was TO be converted into stock to himself Early IN
the day Erie had of its periodical breaks, selling from
Ga to 6lS in short time. The following were the high
est prices OF stocks during the day;
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Everything new and desirable in the Millinery
line at Roches. Large and complete stock of new
goods at Roche's, 13S Main street. old No. 30.
Worcester daily spy., 1872-06-10

AN ILL-FAvoRRD THINe-The agony of cholera morbus
without Williams's Jamaica Ginger
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O1 OH0IoFI
LONDON June -Conso Is closed at 92H U. s. bonds
quiet and steady ten-forhes S9H.
LIVERPOOL, June S.-COttcn firm ani unchanged
sales l200O bales, of which 5000 for export and
SPECIALIZATION.
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yte.
nRESS MAKING DEPARTMENT
RARNARD. SUMMER a. GO.

On and afler MONDAY June 10th, orders for this De-
partmsnt will receive the careful and prompt attention
of an accomplished Dress Maker from of the FIRST
establishments in Boston, to whom customers can
entrust their work with the confident that
entire satisfaction VIII be the result. d0t ieS
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"Buy Me, and III do you GOod."-Dr.
LnngteY's K0OJ and Herb tkittePa. No drugs
no posons nothing deetcrous nothing but good healthy
roots and herbs such Sarsaparilla. Wild Cherry yell
low Dock, Pricky Ash, Thoroughw0rt, Mandrake Rhu-
barb landelion, NC, compounded as to reach the
fountains OF disease, and absolutely all Humors
Liver and Bilious Diseases, Jaundice, Dyspepsia Cos
tveness Scrofula and all difficulties arising from dis
eased stomach impure blood. Twenty years of un.
nValed success has proved them them 10 be tho best
medicine in the world. GEO. e. GOODWIN & Co,
Boston, and all druggists. deOp&wl6w f20
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Rice, whiting 81 Bullock,
b A N X ERs & BROK KERS,
Cor. NdiR and PsarI SIS, Worcester.
BBALRRs
Government Bonds, Gold. Silver, Coupons,
etc., etc.
Lauestnsnt Securities Specially.

Buy and Sell Railroad, City and County Bonds.
SPECIAL attention given orders for purchase and sale
Of Stocks at Boston and New York Boards.
Agents for the various lines of European Steamships
Passages secured to and from Europe cabln sleerase
Dealers IN Foreign and Domestic Exchange. Drafts
drawn payable In ag Of the principal cities of Europe
Allow interest on deposits subject to cheek at sight
Special deposits. for three months or longer, received
with interest at current rate. dtf aplO
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A Book for Every Man.

The "SciEHcR OF LlFE, or SBLF-PREsERVATIoN." a
Medical Treatise on the Cause and Cure Exhausted
vitality. Premature Decline in Man. Nervous and Ply
scal Debility, hEpochondria, Impstency, Spernator-
rh@a or Seminal Weakness and all ether diseases
ing from the youth or the ndiscretIons or ex.
cesses Of mature years This Is indeed hook every
man. Thousands have been taught by this work the
true way to health and happiness. 1t is the cheapest
and best medical work ever published and the only one
ON this class of ills worth reading 90th edition. revised
much enlarged, illustrated bound in beautif French
cloth Price ST. Sent by mail, postpaid receipt of
price. Address PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE, No. 4
Bulhneh ST., Boston, Mass. DIR. W. IL. PARKRR As
sisant Physician. n. B.-The author may be consulted
on the abOve we'll all diseases requiring skill and
experience. deOplyr Jas
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HON MGo PAThIC PHYSICIAN.
Az DIR. Hunts former office, No. Elm st.
once hours. to9 AN. 10 and tosr.M.
apl1 dtf
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Geo. n. uoppin IL Co., Commission nar.hsn,s
and dealers IN Flour, Corn, RyO CaA Malt Nsa aT al
Kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Dnseed OH Meal y VS.
jazz du Meehans ~, Woroefuk nfars
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Five Per Cent. per Annum
allowed fer Money on call. Il. A. GOoDEOW
Huo uu First National Bank
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ituy the Quaker Bitters.
they n Great Medical Discovery Fxtrlet oe oh.,.
Roots and Herbs. DIR II. y. FLINT a 90 e
mug uOh frOprietOrs, Providence, r. L.
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Reports from Home.
A Living Witness +!
Boston Herald Office,
Boston, sept. 10, 1870.


II. Il. STEVENS, Esq.
Dear >ir-Amoug the many cures effected BY
the tse ~ NroETINL. have heard of none more
satisfactory than my own. | have been afflicted
With >croIula salt kheum Tor many years, inner
itcd ~ tie blood. making its appearance on IN !.
whore body. bursting ont in different places. and
painful beyond description. six Of the mo Il
popular purifiers which advertised to cure
and Ike complaints, nave aithully tried. hut
my disease was so deeply seated 10 resist all
tai nay case before several prominent ply ii !.
Clans, but uolhing tended 10 alleviate. Finally
Us the Influence Of friends, | consented To try
NkDETG>E. commencing the first OF January last
amt -tHn Aitcy experienced a sensible reiici, aud
c1uIa iccl Il working tn my - stem very different
lA tiNm anything had ever taken before and al
uGrU discovered mat u Was atcpinpiiS hing IN. on
ir,t fc>iis dc-IIc.i. | continued Oh follow
mg directions thr thrrr months, AMI the first OF
Aptl IuUu,i Hlc . Well nan nave pas-e,t through
tie hul .unmrr. ahi have continued to he Tree
iium Amy appearance % 20 "a pre- sent time
NJ general hesitH T. excellent. AMI INV rccoy
riA. M Whicn. had about de.palrtd Asvrl.,c en-.
,"Hsin 80 ~ the marvellous results Of thi, WON
a"riul NLGLTlNE untleF any other circum stances
hut upS | tt tomncnI every one to tHfn 10 this
lp"rtin44nir rrnrt} no. that u! j. lr4c repre-
-rutt.I. am a ll,H< witness. AMI il VIII AFFORD
t-r rAt -ai-iartau d. show thc marks OF iny di~.
ca-.. -..i converse ua t!lc merit. ct NE.ErINL, a.
utag Wlit dispute w4v usc It shat | DO
X ll NeTr ucntIO.. ~ M shlld having q severe
tat..lck - Hrarg conpl-int, which vaccine ia.
rAu,iv rurvt a.id ,hAil AWAY, o. hIpps 10 m tAc
.si,tA"- AnpSH .sI.Au suc FAaS ms ind ucncr.
l'ur- N,ry 3e-IceiIa ~,
l.. n lDtNu
u Young hIs bltl NJ tgs c;4rl,, II th. IT,.
tpu iiEaNtp duaue tuy p..,t ctShlc Years
M4aH .An A"Hru Nh tAe ahnys .,ateaicns,
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DocAsp0Ft Items
-One word will suffice to express the
state OF business here, and that word is
dull; there j.. however. little activity in
ship-building. Messrs W. IL. Gem 4 co.
have fine three-mas,ed schooner of about
300 tons ready for launching. She is named
Walderner. and is commanded by Can't
Ed Parker. of this place.
-Messrs. Beasley a Co.. have a coasting
schooner OF about 200 tons underway
-Messrs. Swazey have also commenced
a small vessel, and | understand that Mr..
J. l.. Buck will. build during the present
season. brig antine of about 400 tons.
Last Thursday. the day set apart BY
the Grand Army of the Republic for ii e
Decoration of the Graves of the men who
gave their lives for the preservation OF the
Nation. was observed here. 4 procession
was formed as follows: Bucksport Band.
Torrent Engine Co.. Hose. Soldiers and
Sailors of the late war. under the command
of Gen. Squirting; Schools and a few citi-
zens. On arriving at the cemetery the fol-
lowing exercises took place: Prayer bv
Rev. Geo. FOrsythe; Address, by L,.V. T..
Wardwell; Remarks. by Rufus Buck esq !;
Calling the Roll of Honor by Capt. Geo.
Blodget; Decoration of the Graves by the
Soldiers and Sailors of the late war;
America. by the Band; Benediction. It.
wardwelrs address was very fine indeed.
and like-the one he gave us last year. a
great deal better than the majority of the
addresses delivered on such OCCASIONS
Mr.. Rufus Buck made some fine remarks,
especially to the children; remarks which
pleased every solder and Sailor present.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
specia Dispatches 10 the kI7N"H American
From Augusta.

AUGUSTA. June 4.
the GraHd Division of the Sons of Tenn
ncrance met in this city TODAY The at
udance was fair and it was an occasion
ID much interest. The prominent menu
her~ Of this order from all parts of the
State were present. Judge Nathan Weston
died IN this city at two O'Clock this after
noon aged - wears 10 months and SIN
lays lie has always enjoyed remarkable
good health until four weeks ago when he
commenced failing but did not take his bed
r.,if i've DAYS AGO. Judge Weston was
wi;h auc exception The oldest inhabitant
uf Augusta. In lS0s when Maine was a
psrt 81 Massachusetts, he represented the
town of New Gloucester in the general
court In 1911 he was appointed by GOV.
Gerry. Chief Justice OF the circuit embrace
ing tie counties of Lincoln. kcnnebec aud
Somerset. which position he held until
Maine became . state in l>20 when he was
elevated 10 the Supreme b. nch a Associate
Justice. tie held this position until 1884
when he was appointed Chief Justice a.
successor To- Chief Justice Mellcn. where
tie remained until l~4l. Fuucrtl Friday.
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The Pembroke Iron Work. are being
now pushed TO their utmost capacity owing
to the high price of iron. The new engine
i being erecte~ in order that the work
may be run By steam 80 soon as the wa
ter fails. Steady employment for the hands
j. anticipated.
Steamer Star al tho East. collded
with the schooner Mary Patten on the Isle
II Shoals Thursday night. >laving IN her
side near the fOre-rig.ing. The schooner
filled with water aud Turned over on her
beam ends. All hands including the Can
tain'> wife got safely on board the steamer
and were brought TO Boston. Capt. Col
linS ol the steamer put six of his own men
OH board the schooner. with instruction TO
take her into Gloucester harbor if posi-
BILE.
The Waterville MAJ SAYS the Direc-
tors of the Name Central Railroad Co.
and their committee. after after full ex-
animation. were of the opinion that the in
terests Of the company would be best pro-
NOTED by locating the machine shops at
Waterville: but strong pressure from
OthNi iOtdlAtits Hd~ btth brought
bear upon them aud what the result will
be no one prete nds to predict.
The City Council of Augusta are not
slow to aid manufactures. They recently
passed an order exempting Mr.. Stacy's
contemplated shoe factory from taxation
for ten years. Also another building which
he proposes to erect to be devoted to the
manufacture Of straw goods.
The North'Stdr, in comparing the diff.
ference between New weden last year and
New Sweden this year. says: Last year
no seed was sown till May ii This year
they commences to sow April S0th. Last
year the harrowin. was done BY two
horses owned by the State. this year IL
owned by Swedes. Last year l65 acres
were put into crop this year 600 acres will
be put in to a crop. Ii we have an aver
age year for crops the swedish colony will
be safe-sustaining after next September
A good deal of the spring wheat and rye is
tive and three inches. high.
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tA>IoKIA-I substitute for Castor Ola
family lhNsic which j. pleasant to take and
doe not distress or grippe. but j. sure 90 opcr-
aic when ali others have failed. Il :, pure Is
vegetable prcnarItion. coniainn. neither Min
erals. Morphine nor alcohol. the result of iii-
teen Years experimenting by pr. samuel
Pitcher. II j. perfectly harmless ami tIi more
effective than iils. Narcotic Syruu- Of Castor
Oil. Bs soothing the system q produces nat
ufal sleep. an'. y particularly adapted 10 cIy-
aui ireihing children. Il Kills worms. cure,
Stomach Ache. Cou>iip,iIony. Fhfulcucy and
hrfAhE' mrni ~ the Liver No family can II.
ford 10 b. without thi> article. II cost but -
ccnt~-a>S Your druggist % get Il tor YOU. and
hc NIL always keep r. J II. Rose. 90.
- Broadway. y Y.
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During the shower last saturday. the
Lightning tell upon flock of sheep and
lambs. owned b. George r. Young. killing
ten out Of thirty-one.
Two vessels will sail for the Grand
Banks in few days-schs. Laura and May
Queen.
The schools in Districts Nos. 3 and l..
opened Monday the 80 inst.
A di-patch from sch, Cape Ann. Port
Mulgroyc. reports her with full fare Of
herring. This was May 3lst. She will
probably be in this week
Many Of orr neighbors have done but
little farming a yet.
sch. Lucy Ann. Capt. a. p. Wooster,
VII fish on the Bay this season.
\. ". L.
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Hi,>ooCK -, snEEItF', oirIcE.
MaV f,fh 4 Ia $50 /

May 10th, a. II. l>a2.
Is virtue 81 An execution from the supreme
Judicial , ouri. have taken 10 satisfy the same
a.i I'll" right IN Equity which William ila-kin-
of sullivan, IN said County, has, or had al the
date oil the attachment Oh the original writ.
Dee. 18TH 1870, to redeem from mortgage a
certain piece or parcel OF land situated in the
town OF >uliiN an aforesaid, bounded ii, fol
lows, NiZ: Commencing on the County ruad
tse rods East OF thc Dwelling liou~c. On said
lot. formerly occupied by SiAilra [ ran, III, No,
run North Ea>icrly 10 "A stake on the line be-
tween Vim. J. Lord and Henry l.. Wooster.
thence North Westerly, on said line, eleven
rod, 10 the South West corner Of said Woos-
ter, lot, thence at right angles. on the line bc-
tween laid Lord and oost,r and joss ph Il. an.
, Ia the South line Of sylyanu, Gibbs lot, thence
Westerly on said Glib. line 10 the town road
leading from the County road 10 Daniel :.
Buukcr-, thence South Westerly on said town
road 10 the County road. thence ON said County
road to the first point Of beginning. containing
iN acres more or less, rcserving out Of said lot
the land on the County road whcrc Sarah
Courtney's house now stands.
Said premise, being under mortgage 10 sta
tira ran. dated April 22nd. i>,9, and recorded
in the Hancock Registry Of Deod- Vol l3I,
Page 35S, to which mortgage deed reference
may bc had for further description.
And shall sell said right TO redeem at pub
liz auction al the Office of Hale X Emery in
Ellsworth IN said County, on saturday the 10Th
day Of June, 4. u. lsl2, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon. 3w2l
LEVI Il. WYMAN, Sheriff.
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SCROFULA,
SCr0MI0uS HuM0,s.

u NEGETfNE viii relieve pain cleanse. purify
and cure such diseases, restoring the paiient to
l'eFicr' health ate. trying different ply sicians
mAny remedies, suffering tor years IL IL not con-
cldsiNeproof. " yon are sufferer, you can be
cnftif why j. this medicine performing such
great cures II works In the blood IN the circula.
ting nnid. II can truly be Gale the Great Blood
fhrher The great source Of disease originates
~ the blood and no medicine that does not act
HWrnty upon u. 10 purify and renovatc, has any
Just claim upon public attention. When the blood
becomes liieless aud siagnant either from change
q We .ther Or climate want Of exercise, IRREGULAR
htt ur from any other cause. the Negetine Will
new The blood carry on the putrid humors. cleanse
The stomach, regulate the bowels and mpart A
t"u" n ygpr 20 the whole body. The convi ton
= ~ The public mini well In the medical
profession. that the rcmedic. .upplied b. the Veg
etHLlc King Tom are more safe more successful
ln the cure Of disease, than mineral medicines
NfahIINE D. composed ot roots, hatks and herbs
HIS pleasant 90 lake. aud d, perfectly safe to give
an infant. N >crofnla the NEGEIISk has per.
inTnci wonderful cures. where many other rein.-
dies hay. failed. Will b. seen by lew OF the
mHny testimonial. givrn.
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Sherif's Sale

HANCOCK s.. MAY 18TH, lS74
Taken execution. in favor OF Constant T.
Abbott of Buck sport against j. Edwin sherman
formerly of sail Bucksport, ana against the
house situated in Buckspor aforc said. occupied
bv Mrs. Harriet " sherman, sad house being
formerly the property OF John IL. sherman de
ceased the claim against said house, beng M
der the lien law of the State, for labor and ma
terials furnished upon said hou-e,-aud will b.
sold at public auction, to he highest bidder.
the fifteenth day ofJuue \. ID, ISL at two O'Clock
In the afternoon, on the premises 1toresait, all
the right. title an interest the sail sherman Or
Mrs. Harriet w. sherman has or had at the time
Of the original attachment TO redeem said prem
ises 'mortgaged to Joseph l.. Buck of BuCksp brt
BENZ. \. kEfES, Deputy sheriff
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VIEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Hancock Hall-Prof stone
Hors es-iI. r. Cunningham
House Joiner-A !. Bennett
Notice Of f0relosure-L u Pratt
Bilious Biiters- 4. Jordan
Fancy Goods L. liyman
Freedom Notice-Monroe Young
Glaxcd SASH. T. Moore 4 Co
Noiice-Monroe Young
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Probate Courts.

ELLswoRTH.- Wednesday i'm January Feb
rlary, August. september. and December. Cd
Wednesday IN April Sd Wednesday in June and
2d "Wednesday in October
ELrhHILL.-lsi Wednesday in july and Novem
Der.
BucksroRr-Sd Wednesday IN January. MAY
aud September.
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Business Notices.

EMPLOY MEM To energetic men end wo
men. we give employment that pays from 81 to
g per day. Business strictly honorable. and
adapted 10 every city. town and village. send
- sample aud 20 10 work Al oLcc Addro,,
!. Latham 4 CO. 31a Washington 81 Boston
Mass tgaI
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IMMEDIATELY If every family knew the
value Of Mis- savers Ssiye they would unme-
diat.ly purchase a box anil never be without H..
II YOUR Druggist j. out Of this save and nsgic
10 keep supplied. send >eScnty-fiye cent : d.
rected IN another column. aud say YOU saw the
advertisement in tbi, paper. l5u
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The military operations on the Mexican
side stopped cattle stealing temporarily.
BAT depredations have recommended
cavalry and mounted infantry are going in
pursuit OF the thieves. The arrival of the
commission to investigate the depredatons
Is AuXion-ly expected.
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>rtGNATfoN in the blood tends TO produce
niHe-teuth> ui the diseases ''ie>h Is heir to-
This, however. j. nb,iaied. WITHOUT rEBILi.
TAIi>G thesy stem. by administering LATuAM's
IAIuAKTIC EXTRACT. ttii.
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At Court of Probate holden at Bucksport within
and tor the County Of Hancock, on the Sd We'd.
nesday of May, n. d., 1872.
Josiah ID. Woods Administrator upon the Es-
tate OF Mary Banks late oil Castine, in said Coun-
" deceased-haying presented his first account
OF Administration upon said estate for Probate:
ORDERED That the said Administrator give
notice thereof 10 all persons interested, by caus-
ing copy OF this Order to be published three
weeks successively in the Ellsworth American,
printed in ellsworth, that they may appear ut q
probate Court to be holden a Biaehili, on the
LIST Wednesday OF July next, IT ten oil the
clock in the forenoon, ani shcw cause, il any
they have, why the same should not be allowed
3w23s PARKER Tuck, judge.
A true C0py-Attsst: GEO. A. DYBg, Hegsssar.
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Ezekiel 47th. Chapter, 18th.
Verse.

by the rivers upon the banks thereof shall
grow all trees for meat whose leaf shall not fade
aht the fruit thereof stall he meat and the leaf
thereof for medicine" Our great Redeemer has
made a provision for the cure Of diseases OF man
ana beast, yes thousands ap m thousands are ov.
eriaken with sickness without suspicion that Ii is
caused hy mercury other subtle poisans that
are SO freely used in many medicines and resue-
DIES Of the present day.