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y our printer i'm our last notes. makes
US accord to the ladies more than we de-
signed. The sentence 'Only ladies" are
plucky etc, should have read Our ladies
etc. Ice buildings" should have read ice
business" In ''quarrying lime should
have read lin the quarrying LINE!
The whistle of the engine on the +. &
\. A. Railroad. as it passes through Brad
ley. is often heard in this vicinity, clear and
well pronounced.
Bark hauling a. well as logging being
something of business in this section. It
seems Il, sirable to have a winter favoring
the same. Thus far some have been very
busy in this line. and have been making
good returns, We judge.
The recent fall of snow covers the ice :.
Is driited in places aud promises to afford
sufficient sleighing for the present.
The cold and wind were such here on
the 9th and 9Th inst, that lazy men could
not stand still if they would. With very
slight depth of snow. the sleighing has
been nice by reason of the abundant and
far extending ice. Coasting has been of
the first order, and a. popular a excellent
in degree. Boys and girls on their sled,.
have had quite jubilee.
-Huntsmen from abroad, are not partic-
ularly numerous in this region so far Per
haps if the snow deepens. they may shoot
along To scare up some of the deer and
other game.
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sch. Hesperus. Capt. Conary. which
lcf here some six week, since for Boston.
has just arrived, upon her return trip.
with freight Tor VI. h. Chase & Co. and
other, Of our merchants. Rather a long
trip.
The people Of both the religious
parishes in this town. propose TO newly
paint and fit up their several churches the
ensuing spring. The Ladies of the First
Baptist are now holdin. Leycc at the
Town Hall. with reference 10 thi, object.
Thomas y. Lord, Esq our Repre>en-
tative at Augusta, ha, forwarded the fol-
lowing copy. rerJdtaIa. from the report Of
Dr. Charles I. Jackson. regarding the
mineral spring referred TO. among your
items OF the last week. II will be rcmcm-
hered that Doci. J. was at thi, time. upon
Geological Survey Of the State, by state
authority. and with reference to ascertain
ing is mineral capabilities SC.
Two and one half mile- from Bluehill ,il.
lssc wcrc shown r.marAabl. chalyl ra,e
>pring which j. highly charged It'll carbonate
81 iron. and NAV become valuable for medicinal
purposes a. a tonic. Il J. surpTI-in. 10 - the
enormous quantity u iron drpo-ii,d In thi.
spring " here il flows into thu meadow
d-ep ard thick bed Of beautiful brown eari.,n-
AT. Of iron j. deposited. which may t. advan-
iaecou-lt used for paint pri,l at a no-i rat,
heat. It j. ycilowi-h brown. heated 70 r-luc..
1t a.sume- deep nd color equal in richness
10 venetian red.
In cour-. OF time. ihl. spring " IN teoo,nc
place Of rc-ort for invalid. and people Of
leisure. and there i no doubt that u. ~, yotn-
hinod with occasional excursion to III,
mountain. would prove a sovereign remedy isr
dN>F-ptic complaints. and many Other disease.
common {" >s'dcniary people. In order that
Thu >pring may come into noiic,. It viii D.
sdYi>abl, TO place -iab OF granite with hole,
IN II At IT, ha-e after clearing il of >c,ilm, nj
through which The water NAV flow mo a " IN
TUT; then. small and tasteful building should
To- erected over. or near the spring 10 serve =.
rr>iing plac" for visitor. The momen, such
arran-;, nts ar made. the tide Of vel " 81
naturally carry many pcrsons 10 Blurhill
>priag>. and the plsc. being one 81 The mot
picturesque District on thc coast. would >uon
hecoIn, celebrated a, place Of resort" %.
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NJ \ X X | f. ID.

Trcmont-Dec. 3lst by ". W. A. Heath Mr.
Benz L. Wade Of Nj. Desert and Miss Nellie NJ.
Latty II fremont.
Mariav ille-Dcc. So,h. By J II. Jordan, ED Mr..
Warren Boynton OF Oils and Mrs Matilda j. sey.
more OF Hancock
Gouldsboro-sy y. Pendleton. Esq, Mr. Edward
Thayer Of North Haven and Miss sarah : Jones
OF Gouldsboro; Also by same. Abraham T.. Carr Of
Mariayille and Miss Eliza Wescott OF Gouldsboro.
Naturalization. lsth. by Rev II ;. Loring Mr.
Arthur A. Pond Of Bangor Of the brm OF Semple 4
Pond and Miss Augusta NJ Case, eldest daughter
of Lhauncy Case, Esl
Belfast-Jan. 18Th, Mr. o. A Tompkin. and Miss
Mary q, Blaisiel both of Ellsworth. Bangor
Wing please copy
LeAsenworth, k4nsas-Ja loth. AZ the residence
OF Gen. james g. Blunt, by Rev. J X Kincad
Mr. James ii. ollpatrck and Miss Sadie &. Blunt
No cards
East Livermere = Jan. 18th, Capt Samuel b.
WAshburn. sixth son Of Israel WAshburn, and Adj
die Il. Reade. only daughter Of the late Hon ) b.
R-aie, OF Lewiston.
Ellsworth-Jan. alst. by Rev. Dr. Tenney Mr.
Thomas Tapley Of Belfast. and Mr.. Drusilla Bill
hngs.
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From New York.
NEW YORK, %.


The council of Tammany Sachcms yes
tcrday passed a resolution confirming the
previous resolutions of the Sachems cX-
Guiding the committee OF 1872 from the
use of Tammany Hall. They desire to
await political Developments before sur
rendering the real estate Of the society TO
any demo ratio ordinance. The Tribune
SAYS one of it, reporters has collected fr ON
various merchants. bill rendered by gener
al order. "Le,t s Co." and compared them
with other OF bonded ware house men aud
established that general order favorites
have charged In some Instances from $50
TO 800 per cent. more than they had right
to demand The Tribune suggests that the
merchants be brought before the commit
tee. II is stated that the grand jury OF
general sessions will bring in forty or ffty
indictments against present officials or cI-
officials for ffau which aggregate the
sum OF II 600 90. Tomorrow the grand
jury will probably bring in indictments
asaIns; Ing - n. Woodward. Garvcy
Hugh Smith. James NJ sweeney and
Thomas & Fields
Five indictments have been found against
Tweed and fifteen against Connolly.
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The Wharton Trial.

ANNAPOLIS, Md %.
In the Wharton trial to-day, Attorney
General Sylvester continued his argument,
amer which he requested recess, which
was granted till after dinner.
L1ter-Attorney General Sylvester clos
ed his argument for the prosecution in tn.
Wharton trial this afternoon and Chief
Justice Miller gave the case to the jury at
? O'Clock. with the simple remark that their
verdict would be- either guilty or not Guilty
OF murder in the first degree.
II 80 4. M.-Thc jury have not yet
agreed on a verdict. They are said 10
stand for acquittsI ana > for conviction
From the present indications there will be
no verdict at this trial.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

state II VI aine-Road Assessments
Probate Notices
Pulmonary Bll-Nm.
stationery Robinson, Jr.
Motto. t. Few owner
Csutllu-Lcwt> l.. Randall.
Noti = 81 Recommendations Tuck.
T. let hrue Miswcll Admir-.
n suxlt out II Partridge
Prr-auai
\lti---H1lc 4 Emery.
" ...,l ttr : llc
Advertised Letter.
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ID l E d.

Pepob-eot-Jan. 18th. Mr.. Pelt iah Hut chiug-
aged 81 years; Also Mrs. Jane Litriedeld aged IS
years 18th, Miss Mary Ordway; Also Mr.. George
Roberts, aged " years.
Aurora-Jan. 81, Mr. William Spencer aged 20
years. He was cavalier in the defence OF his
country. His horse being shot under him and
falling on him caused injury from which he
never recovered sickness Of thirteen weeks
and his previous infirmity finally terminated in
death
IBucksnort-Jsn. 9Th. Capt. VIM. II. Jordan, son
" Melt ah Jordan, aged 81 yesrs-for many years
shipmaster and was engaged with the Hon John
Gowen in raising the Rus sian feet sunk at Sc
bastopol.
-lsth, Mr. Aeltiah Jordan, aged rs years
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Ship Idaho, Murphy, from Liverpool for New
Orleans, got ashore near Wexford, coast OF
Ireland, on the 18Th lust, and is reported going
TO pieces. She registered l239 tons, and was
bu liz in 1867 1t Bath. where she was owned by
Messrs Drummond.
Sch Nellie Y Burgess. ashore at Mosquito In
let, ria. has been stripped and abandoned. She
Belfast. where she was owned by II AcGilvery
and others.
Ramsezte, Jan 1.-The American ship Bertha
from Shields for New York. has been In trouble
and was assisted by tug and bOStmen, the ex-
peuse Of which IL unsettled.
Cardiff, Jan A-Barque Home ard Bound has
put back with loss Of an anchor and chain.
Brig Vulancia. Small. At Genoa goth ult from
New York, reports having had contfnuai strong
head winds In the Meditefrsaean. driving the
vessel away several times from the French and
Italian coasts; lost several sails.
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We received very pleasant letter Of tn anks
from our old friend Kendall. since hi, ret urn
home for u bottle OF johnson, Anodyne Lint
ment which We gave him. aud which he says
has entirely cured HIM of the troublesome and
dangerous cough he had when here.
On the death Of one Of England's most emf,
nent physicians, all his effects were sold by
auction. and among other things WIS = sealed
packer. marked Advice 10 Ply sician..' which
the head cool, he bowels open and the Tee,
warm" l. physic i necessary, use Parson',
Purgstiye Pill, thep the most scIent lie y
prepared pill that has appe sted in the last hun
dred yeaIs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-25

Not among the least 81 the invaluable prop
critic. Of Miss >.wYER's sALvE are it, b.nid-
cial cfcci. on tnc hair Rubbed on the scalp
in nVe OF xix different part. 1t promoies tn.
growth Of the hsir. prevents its turning gray
and. On bald -f'oi-. II Pru-lucr, a new grow Ii
oi hair NJ Lads should b. withou, tht- inyai-
uAblc article a. an indispensable cosmetic i,r
the toilet. II eradicate. d@ndrua and dls.a,e
from the head. Aud bloiche, AMI p!mplc. from
the face. 10
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Police Court Record.
pRf>kw AIR. JUDGE.

SATURDAY. Jan. 20th.
Horace b. Phillips Willard ;. Dow
Action on the case for dccrit in the sale To
Plf by IN. of cow and eleven sheep.-
Defence - ''gc-crH issue" Pr. claimed
that he bousht of IN. eleven sheep. and
that h. received but ten; and also. that
On. agreed To del,sr to- him said COW and
sheep a Ellsworth. for a stipulated price.
To ca~c iurned upon the non-d,livery o.
to eleventh sheep. and the Court rendered
Judgment foF PHI for 81 30 the price OF
same pa 4 Df. hy Pif
Halves Tor PHI Burnham for Dfl
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Business Notices.

ENrioYHENT T. energetic mon vnd wo
men. We give employ mcni thai pays from 81 10
y per iay Bu.inc>. ,ir,ctly honorable. and
adapted 10 every ciig town and village send
to- sample and - 10 work at oHcr Adlrc,, !.
J. Latham Co.. - Washington -. Boston.
Mas. ifii.
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CiiA~ II MAJ DAiRt.R,
HENRY T. MACOMBtE.

Jan 3, ~ JN@.
AZ = loErt OF frubafc holden az Ellsworth situln
and for the County OF Hancock. on the lit
Wednesday oil January, \. -. l>.2
1 EtNnEE A SNOWMAN. Admlni-irathr up-
L on the estate Of Erlslus r. man. late or
fcnohscot. IN said Comfy Observation-Disclosures pre-.
scented his q account VI Administration upon
SAID Estate for Probate.
ORDERED That The said AdullE'r SIyr notice
thereof - all persons Interested. b. causing 4
copy OF Tins Order 10 be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American. printed
IN Ellsworth, that they may appear 10 a Probate
Court 10 be holden Al Ellsworth the Let N e f.
nesday OF February next, ut ten OF the cocr IN
the forenoon, aud she~ cause, II any they havs
why the same should not DE allowed.
3ws PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true oopy-Attest: GEO. \, DYER, Register
At a Court OF Probate holden At Ellsworth WITHIN
and for the County Of Hancock, On the 1T
Wednesday OF january. 4. ID. -!
1HED. {. WODDMAN, Administrator upon the
] E.tate OF David Montgomery liIe oi Blu k
port, N said County, deceaaeI-hayIng presented
his account Of Administration upon SAID Estate
Tor Probate:
oRDERED;-1hat the said Administrat give
notice thereof to all person Interested by cau,-
ing copy Of this order to be published three
weeks excessively ia the Ellsworth 4 inerlr An,
printed In Ellsworth, that they may appear at u
Probate Court 10 be holden at Ellsworth on the
lst Wednesday OF February nexL. al ten Of the
clock In the forenoon and shew cause 1t any they
have, why the same should not be allowed
3w2 PARKER Tuck. Judge.
true Copy-Atiest: GEO A. DYER, Reg ter.
At a Court OF Probate holden 1t Ellsworth within
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By TELEGRAPH.
From Auqusts.

AUGUSTA %.
The Board of Education Is in session,
and will continue till Friday, p. NJ. The
sessions are occupied with essays, reports.
and discussions. The Board consists Of
the sixteen County Supervisors OF the
State. Thirteen of them are present.
Senator Chase, of Washington county
will deliver a lecture fully explaining his
new theory of tidal causes and motions.
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Foreign News.
HARis. .lanliarN q

=
Ii i reported that during the crisis
caused hy the fear of Pre>id ent Theirs
Withdraw al. the agents OF the lmpcrialists
circulated among III" officer, of the army
and sought 10 ascertain their disposition
towards ih" Empire. and whether there
Ma any feeling ia favor OF it, restoration.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-01-25

An Eminent ivine says. II have been using
the Peruvian Syrup. at gives the new y.gor
euoyancy Of spirits. elasticity Of muscle J.
P. Din.nore, &c Dey Street. New YORK. will
send. free. pamphlet OF q pages. containing a
full account Of this remarkable medicine to any
one sending him their address.
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Chr Gllswortb Amtrifan.
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1872.
\. L. SAWYER. Local Editor.
Probate Courts.

EHl-w1VrH LIST We lne,iav ia January. Feb
rtsrx. August. September, and December ID
" -lae.iay in April 81 Wednesday in june, and
2 Wcincs lay in october.
BLUEHiLL-l,t Wednesday in July and >ovem
Der
BrCNsroRr Sd wednesday m January, May
and - ttember.
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Probate Notices.
To the Honorable Judge of Probate for the Cou
~ of Hancock.

. TO the Honorable Judge of Probate for the Coun-
~ OF Hancock.
THE undersigned Widow of William r. Wells
] late Of Brooklin IN sand County deceased
respectfully represents, that the said de.
ceased died possessed of Personal rs tate an In.
vcniorv Of which has been duly returned into the
Probate Once: that her circumstances render il
necessary that she should have more of said Per.
sonal Estate than she l. entitle 10 on a ds,ribu
ton thereof, She therefore prays that Your Il on.
would grant her such Allowance OFT OF said
Personal Estate in your discretion you may
determine necessary and proper, and also that
she NAV be allowed Pew No. 10 In Baptis, Meet
ing house in Brooklin. IEITIE WELLS.
Jan. II, lisa.
HANCOCK, IS Court OF Probate, Buckspert Jan.
Term, A. ID. lsTl.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED.-That
said Widow give public n.tice 60 all persons in
tctes'ed, by causing copy OF this Order to be
published three weeks successfully In the Els
worth American. newspaI or published In Ell.-
worth in said County, rhat they may appear at a
Court Of Probate for said county. to be held at
Ellsworth, on the I'll Wednesday in Ap Il next.
at ten Of the c ock ia the forenoon and shew
cause, Il any they have, why the same should not
be granted.
3wt PARKER TUCK Judge.
Attest: GEO. A. DYER. Register.
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~rsGNhTInN 10 the blood tend. 10 produce
ninc-ienihs 81 The di-ea-c, Ar-h j. heir to-
This. however. j. obyiA'cd. WITHOUT pFBiLt.
IArING the -y,iem. by administering L.THAM's
tAIHaKIIC ENTEACT u5i
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Ellsworth Price Current.
Corrected Weekly
MARINE LIST.
Notice 10 ,MaYisers.

A Portsmouth. n II. paper SAWS that there Is
q strong current setting into the bay OF that
port, when the wind is \ Z. OF which many sea
captains are unaware. Vessels laying what is
thought IN he = safe course for Portsmouth har-
Dor. are drifted upon Rye and Hampton he aches
and are wrecked. The recent wreck at Hamp.
ton, and the narrow escape Of two or three 9TH
er vessels, are instances in proof Of the exist
ence OF suca q current.
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LIST OF VESSELS built in the District OF Nachiaa
in 1871: Brigs Cara Louis. At Addison, 80 tons
Ienerife. Cherryneld. 5t3 tons; At~iava. Machias,
AZ tons; l. Munson, East Maehias, Az tons
Eta whtIemore, East Maehias. al tons; LIME
Liuloson, Che rry Geld, "a TONS schs Enterprise,
Cherry held, AS tons; AiLema, Harrington, 2ea
tons; Nulata, MAehias, l3y tons; Gertrude Plum
mer, Addison. III tons; LsvinA e Warren, Ma.
chAs 2Ss tons, saArbruck, .st Machias. ls3 tons
Lucy Lee, MAchiAs, Us tons, Nellie shaw. Ma
wan Cherfyfeld. ls4 tons. Winner, Harrington,
ls5 tens; Wilson. - tons; Eben Fisher. Ad.
dison 255 tons.
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Up River Itens.
line term Of schools at Amherst corner,
which closed on the sd ult.. was profit
able one. Thirteen weeks in length; it af-
forded rare opportunity, well improved
by some OF the pupils, surely. At the ex-
animation. there was evidence of labor and
progress.
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Feiiows' Compound syrup Of Uypopho-
sphiics -tlerg, men who wsrc obliged to Siih-
draw from the pulpit on account OF Clergy.
tncn'> sore Throat. have recovered by using
'hn- invaluable preparation. and are now
preaching again.
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Reader. are you troubled with headache !,
Try Rrnnc's Pain Killing Magic oil, For ali
sird> 81 pain. snd for -grain,. or bruises. or
for internal pains, OF crzmp-' 1t works like
a charm Call Tor il where you trade.
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Local and Other Items.

~
,-s.,,.
''''' ." '''-'
- -
ae Su'''NAA ii''e' Al 'he "e>' emu oil
''''' ''''>' ''e" '''
Inc people al Lain"'ne' want one 81
o'>tef sPriihS BOOKS Tor eNaihlha-
u'",
The schooner \. %. higgins arrived al
i-''''''''' '''' 80" i''N''' wan IA
= p T'''''"
->ainl- Nasson. ESD. OF Ellsworth. has
ga again elected President OF the state
Agricultural Society.
i; will be seen by the notice. that the
Probate Court i adjourned TO the third
wednesday III February.
The Journal >ay. that Colonel Rowland
Carton Of Sed,wick. celebrated hi, golden
wrlding on the fifteenth. having been mar
riei iity wears.
On The fifteenth Mr.. George Roberts
a., p.noh.c.,t .li.d apei ,,ipe,y-tvo wears
le.,ia.- A oife Mho has lived with him over
six,v-.ey.,, years.
n NJ c.. ,,-,..,..., =, y. St.
,.-, .,nl,,. NJ 49,, -. -,
:, BROOKLYN twenty wear, ago or more
t,uti.uoy NJ bradford
,..,.,... r...,.,, ,, ,v.,,,..,,, L., ,.,.
49,,
-, Co. -. -. ~. :. 49,,
Nj \ : Aiherion h.s sold The stock
~ 20 a, Al The city -hse store 20 MI J. IL
H.. -, .,..,.r.,,,,,,,-o,,,o,,x -.
~. ,.,,.l -, .b.. o;,,.
' 'i',o''
INC i''''" NJ commune wa ''''' 'o'
''''
~ +'''s 80
In me h~hcocN c"h'eS'ed e'ec''o" '"Ne
the committee fepof'eu 'H"1 l. iiAu-
Ioc". republican. Wa th'!ued 70 Inc sea-
0o01t'o1 . 'o'i'' i'o' ( a.
ieP0'' ''' ""''e VI
-A'N
letter 10 the Bangor wing says 'he
Boston u Maine Railroad company nave
'outrae'ed LOT the ouhulhs Vi TWO siieiu'u
steamers 70 run IN connection Win theH
road When finished to fortIand-Perhaps
for daily line from Bangor 10 Portland.
The International steamship Company,
running from d 'ohh |" ioF'AAnd' are
also ouiiuihS ne" anu eies ALL s'eA'he' ~
Pul On me ioute'
The Bangor Wig thinks that crcum-
stances point to Moseley and Beckett Of this
city. as the burglars who entered the store
OF Martin Jones at Holden Centre, MIR.
Burr's house and Bachelors store in
Brewer. and MI baIdwln's house IN Ban
gor. Beckett ana Moseiey nave lately
been endea'orihS 10 sen dFy soods ETC. al
ruihoasiy low prices ana from The articles
iouhd al Mose!ey house II is not doubted
Inc! were taken from NUMBER oil stores
BON are sun A'lieu ana al large.
The return OF Hon. v" q. Robinson TO
Jefferson gives Us real good old-fashioned
pleasure. Col. DeDress has The thanks oil
the Republicans Of Marion County for the
appointment OF Dr. Robinson 10 the re-
sponsible position oil fnncipai OF the PUB
he Free schools for this county. II the
authori'ies al Austin would always make
sueh appointments mere instead oil remo'-
ing our oest men ana placing III their stead
the refuse anu ohal OF the party would
90 much to"AFus giving Tue oiu anu 'rleu
hepuolieahS new near IN me cause Inc
coiored men oil jefferson ana vicinity must
Dear III mihd 'h-' ine DOCTOR was one ou'
oi ABOUT uoAen ~ 'he Legislature VINO
"eie iA''oSi ~ po'i''es, anu honest III 'iiei'
paper
,a;,s n l.,tar ,,.bEb.d :, z;on, .5a.,,.
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County ~ Hancock,
To JAMES ". BLALSDFLL. Dr.,
ISL.
Oct. So-JI, To days road in Walthan.
on Pet OF " II Grant 4 al, - 70
" travel Waltham ami
back, s. miles. 80
Nov. It's, To days on road IN HanrocE,
on Pet. Of Leonard Woos-
ais, 30
- travel to Hancock and
back, ~ IN, 40
2l-es, To day. on road in Els
worth aud Hancock on Pet.
OF l.. ID. Jerlan 4 ais. %
" travel to Ellsworth and
Hancock and back, 81 m, ) -
Dec. $50, To days ia Ellsworth, at
tending Oct. All. Term. %
=" travel 10 Ellsworth and
back, 81 m. 3GD
1872. Jan. rs, To days attending oct. Adj.
Term, 500
Z" travel 10 Ellsworth and
back, % an. 200
si3 -
JAMES W. BLAIsDELL.