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state Of Maine

t. The Hon. County Commissioners for the
County OF Hancock, Il. EHstrorth, April
T'srm 1878.
VorR petitioner, inhabitants OF the town Of
! Hancock, IN said County. represent that
inhabitants Of said town. and the same viii Ge Of
common necessity, A. follows. 10 wit;
beginning the south side OF the County road
near the dwelling house OF James NJ. Mcfarland,
thence running .outhcrly course over the field
and pasture OF Thomas 1rases. about 10
Ridge Cove and Lamoine; this Route Is over level
land and will save one hundred and twenty rods
travel " all person. IN Eastern Hancock. having
business az said cove or Lamoine. the selectmen
Of Hancock have been requested TO lay out and
report said road TO said town. 81 they have
neglected and refused so 10 do; wherefore your
petitioners pray your honors, 10 give due notice,
to view. lay out and establish said road, and IN
a"'' O''"' WI. sT r End D. JOY, .ad others.
Hancock, January 18th, ISIS.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court Of County Commissioner
April Term, A. u. ls.5.
Upon the foregoing petition 1t i. considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are re-
sponsible and that they ought 10 be heard touch
ing the matter iset forth In their petition. and
therefore order that the County Commissioners
meet at
}. M. McFarland's in Hancock.
nesdAy the 9Th day Of August next at ,
O'Clock r. NJ, and thence proceed to view the
route en,ioned in said petition, Immediately
after which yitw. hearing Of the parties and
witnesses will be had at some convenient place in
the vicinity. and such other measures taken in
the premises as the Commis sioners shall judge
proper. And II IL further
ORDERED-rhat notice Of the time place and
purpose OF the Commis 81 toner's meeting aforesai Il
be given TO ALI persons and corporations interest.
ed by serving attested copies OF the petition and
this oder thereon, upon the clerk Of the town Of
Hancock. and by posting up attested copies AS
sfore said. in three public places in said town
thirty days at least before the time appointed for
said view, and by publishing the petition and or
DEF thereon three weeks successfully in the rs
worth American. newspaper pub lished at Els
worth, IN the County Of Hancock the FIRST put
lie ation TO be at least thirty days before the
time of said view, that all persons and corpora.
tons Interested may attend and be heard II they
think ft.
Attest, HCTsON b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
A true COPY OF the petition and order thereon.
3wD Attest, nCTSOS b. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
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Lowell, and HARVARD. HcConneil. Boston.
Ar 14th. sch J p Ames. Snow New York.
PoRTLAND-Ar 18th. sch Albatross, Gray,
Bangor for Boston.
Csd 18th. sch Zicayo. Stevens. Boston.
Ar 18Th. sch Florida, Thompson, N Y * for
Cid 10Th. sch Cassillisn. Jordan. New York.
Ar 18th. sch Harradan, Calais for Bos-
N.wnuRrroRr-Ar 18th, sch Charles Up
ton. Bellatty, Ellsworth.
Ar 18th, sch Express. Tate. Rockport.
sALEN-Ar 18th. sch Gulnare. Bowden. Pc
Ar 10th, schs Telegraph. woodward. Els.
worth; Deleware, Sims, Franklin.
ga 18th, sch David Nichols. wyman, Port
Ar 10th, sch Mary Means, Calais for New
Haven.
BosroN-Ar 10th. schs Brilliant. Robinson,
Calais; A b Crabtree, Foss, Sullivan Gulnare,
Bowden. Penobscot. WIZ
Ar l7th. sch Emily, woodward. Ellsworth.
NEW bEproRD-Ar 18th. sch Jed Frye,
Langley. Baltimore.
York.
FALL RIvER-Ar 10th, sch A X Woodward,
Farrell, Calais.
Ar 10Th, sch Carver, Norwood, Calais.
NEwPoRr-Ar 18th. sch Mountain Laurel,
Langley, Calais, for Fall River.
Arlsth. sch Fannie Hall, Snow, Bangor.
Ar 18th, schs Dexter. Lord, Providence for
Portland: Prize, Ober, do for y York.
Ar Goth. sch Centurion, Blodgeit, Bangor.
PAwTuCKET-Ar 18th. sch Ariel. Austin I,
Calais.
PRovIpENcE-Ar 18th. sch Dexter. Lord.
Pawtucket TO load for Portland.
Ar 18th, sch Mary + Cushman, Walls, Els
worth.
Cid 18th. sch Elouise, Herrick, New York.
Cid 18th, sch Dexter. Lord, Portland.
Ar 18th, sch Samuel Lewis, Young. Calais.
Ar 2otb. schs Floreo. Hall. Calais New Zea-
land. Simmons, Bangor.
NEW HAvEN-Ar iith, sch NJ Branscomb.
Dodge. Calais.
Ar 10th, sch Lookout, FIVE, Calais.
Ar 18th. schs Petrol. Long, CALAIS; Georgi-
ana. Smith. do for Boston.
NEW loRk-Ar 18th, brig Msuzanilla, Ben
son. and II T. Wellman. Calais; II ii hctil-
very. Stubbs. Rooklsnd.
Ar 10Th, schs Sandman. Leighton. sullivan ;
VIM Hill. Murphy. Franklin.
Ar 18th, sch Astoria. Sargent, Gloucester.
Passed through He'll Gate, 10th, sch Georgi-
ana, Hall. Port johnson for Lynn.
Ar 18th. schs Josephine, Brown, Glsce Bay ,
Onward. Leland. Calais; Montezums, Allen,
do; Mscomber, Higgins, Franklin.
Ar 18Th, sch Daniel Webster, Haskell, Port
Calsdonix.
Ar eoth. sch Ellen Barnes, Brown. B,uehill.
PHiLApErPHIA-Ar tsih. schs Wesley Alb
bolt, Smith, Bluehill; Annie Gus, Sawyer. do !;
Ar 18th. sch Henry whitnev, Perkins, Bucks
Harbor.
Pss-tss Pssts
Al GrApALorPE-2ssh uli. brig Gambia
q, rA
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to sling salt tears! o, Fate how cruel
thou Anti Why'should'st thou have tolled
those yOuth, (who would thus have tollcd
those little fishes. into danger? Oh, why
Prepare TO sling salt tears, No. 2! As we
have pathetically recorded, they started on
their way. With mirthful shout and hilar-
ious song. they drove their fiery (p) steed
upon his unwilling way.
That beauteous "hoss,--not unsound or sore
Only alittle lame in both hind feet and fore
He needs no lash, nor needs the lightning rein !!
| guess not! sf Re
He needs halter, with which to drag him DER
the plain '--tSHAKsPOKg. 9
Prepare to howl, Oar dear and inceti-
mable friend has since remarked to us in
private interviews which have occasional
ly occurred since the haccident, that he
never felt so well before as on that mo-
mentous hoccasion. We har an Hing
lishman. How soon his joy was changed
TO sorhorrow. That horse he saw a dorg
that dorg he scarut the hoss-that boss
he SHE'D, and as bad luck would have it,
that beautiful team OF beautiful boys, was,
on that beautiful morning, ignominiously
capswizzled. Next week we shall en-
deayor 10 present a truthful engraving Of
the scene Of the disaster.1 immediately
alter the turnover there was a blank about
enabled to state that no one was seriously
killed by the accident. The youngest of
the party lost an arm, and almost chin :;
but the physician in attendance informs US
that he will be able to save the latter
The courageous crew were not thus to be
fo'led in their attempts nj angling. They
heroically and majestically arose from
their sitting pastures on the rocks, scrap
ed up the pieces of their once beauti-
iul team, and sent their humble servant
down town FOR another. lie Immediately
departed hence, where he was enabled,
through the kindness of some out side
friends, TO procure drink. mot Maine
drink, ami get his bones reset, and also
to procure a new set of teeth. when he felt
himself a. good A. new. Amer procuring
another wagon, the party again set out
with mndaunted energy, TO hunt fish. But,
Oh, blasted hopes, Weep. We that have
compassionate hearts. They never caught
a dod-durned fish
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BAYOSSE. July %. News received he re
through the Carlists concerning the insu r
rection at Carhagena throws addition al
light on the detection of the Spanish
squadron in that port.
The Insurgents alter gaining control of
the city seized the Castillo De Laslaleolos.
strong Port on the West side OF the har-
Dor. less than 1000 yards from the eatr ance
which il commands completely. This
gives them control OF the two lower bat
ieTies at the mouth Of the harbor.
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City and County.


Ellsworth.
We are in need Of copious rains.
The weather for the last few days mas
been cool and pleasant.
Fine Early Rose potatoes are selling
Oh our market at 81 100 per bushel.
We issue supplement this week, in
consequence of the large increase over the
usual amount OF matter.
The absence of the editorial corps of
the ADssrioan the greater portion of the
week, will. we trust be sufficient excuse
for the meagre appearance of our local
column.
Efforts are being made TO organize a
Hose Company in this city. This is a move
in the right direction. and should meet
with the hearty approval and support of all
property holders in the city of Ellsworth.
Many of the Mills on this river have
been compelled to shut down. in conse-
quence of the scarcity Of water. Unless
We are favored with heavy rains at once
they will all have to follow suit
E. F. Robinson has contracted with
Jordan Il Clark to remove the Old Somerby
building on Main street, and build new
store on the site, which he intends to oc-
cupy for jewelry store, with offices in 2dn
story.
Prof. WalterC. Lyman. distinguish ed
teacher Of EloeutiOn, of New York city
viii visit friends in Ellsworth next week.
aud has consented TO give tree lecture
on Voice Culture. Teachers, students.
lawyers, clergymen, and all ladies and
gentlemen interested in this much neglect
Ell accomplishment, will be pleased to hear
Professor Lyman. or the time and place
due notice will be given.
See advertisement in another column
Of the Eastern State Normal School, s. I.
Fletcher, Principal. This highly success
fol institution begins It's Fall Term and
seventh year in an excellent new building
which is well supplied with modern appar-
atus, charts, maps and reference library.
An experienced corps of instructors will
spare no pains to make this one of the most
thorough training schools for teachers in
New England.
Geo. Cunningham & Co.. Furniture
Dealers are now occupying their new
store. colner of Maine and Franklin
streets. which has lately been fitted up b,
them. In consequence of the increase o
their business they were obliged to max,
this addition in order to give room for stor
lug their large stock of furniture. Thi
makes very roomy and convenient ware
house, and in connection with their oil
quarters, which viii be occupied As of old
affords one OF the largest establishment
Of il elaaa IN the county.
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astin~.
The hay crop Is abundant.

An unusual large number Of visitors
are in town.
The Brick CO.. have done a large
business this season.
captain Abbey late Of Steamer "Stey-
en-" has been appointed to the "Dobbin,"
and Capt. Dean late OF the ''Dobbin." TO the
stevens"
One small dwelling was on lire Tues
day night. the fire companies ruined it with
water and the owner has taken il down
If perseverance will do il, Capt. Jones
VII! have steamboat to run from Brooke
willie 10 Belfast
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Business Notices.
Iirain ENhaastsUo.

MIR. JAMES /. FELLOWS, 81. JoHN, y. ID.
>k. Having, while at Your esiabiis hmeut,
car. fu|y examined YOUR prescription, and the
method OF preparing your Compound Syrup,
Eel; Al Nous TO give II a fair trial in my prsc-
ticc. Fur the last twelve months I have done
20 and find that in lncipicnt Con sumption,
and other diseases of the Throa, and Iungs,
It la, done wonders. In restoring person.
>ufcriug from the eject Of Dipthcris. and the
cough following Typhoid Fever, prevalent in
this region. h i The best remedial agent
have ever used. But for persons suffering
from exhaustion Of the powers OF the brain and
nervous -y-tcm, from long continued study OF
teaching. or in those cases ofe xhau.iion from
which - many young men suder, know Of no
better medicine for restoration 90 he nth than
your Compound Syrup.
II YOU think this letter Of any service YOU
are al liberty 10 use II IS YOU see 1T.
remain yOurs, &c,
EDWIN CLAY, NJ. d.
PUGwASH, n :. Januar, H. i~ss
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Eli,worth-Isih inst, Mr.. George W. Den
net; aud Mrs.. Eta Perry. both OF Ellsworth.
10Th inst. Mr.. Chas. II. Buxzei Of Neazie
Me. aud Miss Abhie T.. Jordan Of Ellsworth
surry-i9sh met, by willard Treworgy. Esq :.
Mr.. LYMAN lies Of oriand, and Mrs. Hannah
Woodbury. Of Surry.
-2ist inst, bI Rev. Vim. Reed. Mr.. Emery
o. Bouzey aud Miss Sarah J. Young. both Of
Surry.
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EDWIN CLAY, NJ. ID.
PUGwAsH. y. ;. Januar, II, i~ss.

Fox Loss OF APPETITE. Dyspepsia, lndiges
ton. depression Of spirits 4 General Debility.
In their various forms. fERgo- PHosIORATFD
ELINig Of CALisAYA made by CAswELL. H.z-
ARD & CO., New YORK, aud sold by all drug
gi,i-, j. the lest tonic. A. stiuiuian, tome for
patients recovering from fever or Other sick
ne>.. II has no equal. Ii taken during the sea
Ion II prevents fever and ague snd other inter
mifient levers. 5w -
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At Court Of Probate holden at Ellsworth, with.
In and for the County OF Hancock, on the Sd
Wednesday OF June, A. ID. 1873.
THOMAS q. SAUNDERS, Administrator upon
tho Estate of Addic NJ. Jordan, late OF Orland,
IN said County deeeased-haying presented his
for Probate:
ORDERED-That the said Administratnr give
notice thereof TO all persons interest ted by caas.
ing copy OF this Order to be published three
weeks successively in the Ellsworth American,
printed in Ellsworth that they may appear at q
Probate Court TO be holden at Ellsworth, on the
LIST Wedncsday of August next at ten OF the
clock In the forenoon. and shew cause, II any they
have. why the same should not be allowed
3w5' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
true copy--Attcst: CEo. A. DYER, Res'r.
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Al Court OF Probate holden at BluehiI, within
and for the County Of Hancock, ON the 1T We'd
nesday Of July. \. ID. 1913.
JOSEPH T. LITTLE, Administrator upon the
y Estate Of James Little. Ia said County ieceas-
ed-haFing presented hts nrst account OF Ad-
minisLratlJn upon said estate for Probate also
his pirate account against said Estate.
OKpfRED-That the said Admin trator give
notice thereof to all persons Interested by causln
aoopy OF thus order TO be publ shed three week :
spceessively In the Ellsworth American, printed
IN Ellsworth, thai they may appear at a Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsw orth on the Ist Wed.
nesisy OF Aug. next, AT ten Of the clock The
forenoon, and shew cause, II any they have " y
the same should not be allowed.
j".j PARhER TUCK, judge,
\ true copy-Attest: GEo A. DYER, Rcs'r
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EMPLOYMENT To energetic men and wo
men. We give employment that pays from o. to
g per day. Business strictly honorable. and
adapted 10 every city, town and village. send
for sample aud 90 TO work At once Address I:
j. Latham & Co.. 49, Washington ST. Boston
Mas. tfii.
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Edep-Bar lIarhor.


BAY VIEW HuUsE-July l6th-mi-- J. Y
MilrhcH, WmJ Mitchell, New York. T. = Dal-
and. Boston: Judge Peckham & WIFE mis-,
Dexter, Albany, y \; Mis- Foote. Morri>town,
! Henry i Haine> Charlie. III Hidden, Prov
idenoc. Il / John Ducborrow. PHILADELPHIA.
Pa; q Harrington. Cambridge mrs : II Dow .
franci, Il HAYES. mrs HAYES. mr. g II Doe.
miss NiauX. Boston, Th"o 4 Cooper. y York.
July isih-mrs Arson Phelps stokes 4 family
ISLAND HoUsE-,Iuly 2d-Janes II Tan 4
lady, Marcus J. Tan. jas II Tan, VIM y Tan.
Chas II al. Brooklyn, y 1.-luIy iih-Al-
bot q Emorish Philadelphia; ias Il Mann. VIM
III Burton. Geo \ Burton, Bosion.-.iulS 9TH
Cha E'Baker. Boston DR. Geo !. kctisl. EcV
ID Gooi>''il. Hartford, conn.-Iu.y l3ih-A
Curtis. & II IAlbutt, q l. Sylvester. BOSTON;
mr. \ mr. Car! trartncr, MIS- = Moo,iw ard.
ms ter Carl artner, master Ludwig GARNER.
Philadelphia; Hry G Y Barton & lad, ini.-
Barton. mis- Filth Barton. BROOKLYN. y !; y
Elmahcr. mr. Elmshcr. mis-. Marl1c lIagor.
ms BESSIE II Hagcr. miss Katie lIac,r. mi-,
B'lia ii HagcT, mr. y >taymaArT. Lancaster.
Penn; miss l. Wclchmsn, Arthur W Alien.
Boston. Mas. whole number Il arrivals abou,
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A Seal Captured at Fort Point.

\ splendid large living seal was captured
at Fort Point Tuesday, and WAS at once
occurred by the cnterprlsing proprietor.
Mr.. Hartman, of the Wassumkeag House
An Aquarium is being constructed. and his
>ealship VIII become permanent boarder.
and the most attractive lion Of the season
N IMMENSE TURTLE
recently procured puts in his claim for at =
iention, aud The pair will prove a great
attraction at the already popular Wassum-
k-ag.
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rriE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
10 all concerned. tina, she has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon herself the trust Of
Exccuirtx Of the last wll and Testament OF
SARAH H. HINCkLEi, late OF Blashtll,
in the County OF Hancock deceased
by giving bond as the Law directs she therefore
requests all persons who indebted TO the said
dcccascsis estate. to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thcrson. To
exhibit The same for payment.
MARY II. FRANKS.
jane Is, lsi5 Jw.s'
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port.
CLEARED.
Sch Frank Pierce, Grant, Portland.
sch Ganges, Salisbury. Philale phia.
ARRIVED.
sch JC Fremont, Pratt, Kockland.
Sch Westerloo went ON . trial trip, she bel ns
the second center board vessel that was
ever built in this place. She worked com
Piete and goes right smart. She gives
credit TO the Master buiidor.
CLEARED.
July IS.
sch NJ kennedy, Pomroy, Boston.
sch Benny Ives Whitaker. Boston.
ARRIVED.
Sch Leonora. Bonzey, Boston.
CLEARED.
July -.
Sch Doris, Keith. BOSTON.
Sch - Lawrence, Davis. Boston.
Sch Caressa, sAddler. Boseos.
wind westerly.
Sch VIM Archer. Miiliken, Boston.
SEN sem E Es,sRs s MSsS.i sc. sSss0n
Sch Charles Upton, Beatty, Boston.
CLEARED.
July -.
sch A Magee Young, Philadelphia.
Sch Luela, Ray, Bangor.
Sch Doris. on her way out, run on TO the siabs.
where she remains full of water with deck
load OF. II is thought she will come Oh
this tide "Wednesday without much dam
age.
July q.
sch ohve Branch, Hodgtins, Boston.
sch Engineer. MazralI, Boston.
Sch westerioo. Whitaker, Boston.
sch Julia EdEa. staples, Hurricane Island.
l1 Ds.ess,e Pevs..
Sw HARBoR-Ar 18th, sch Gamecock. Rob
inson from Boston. sailed 18th for Calais.
I'D 18th, sch TTemont, R0sebrook, Portland.
Ar 18th, yacht 0N0pse Of Boston, Cspt WIN
Robinson. formerly 81 this place. pilot and sail
ing master. WIN III Tor Bostoa tomorrow.
Gid 18th, sch IiGht q the East, Harper. with
granite from HaRs quarry, Nj. Desert, for
Ar 10th, IS aess, esaaley, Calais.
White, Eddyv11e, NJ; Uo1ne, Lord, Boston
Neponset, Wooster, do; Este'la. Remick, do
Dyer. Foster, do; Saxon, Abbott, Calais.
Cid I'D, Lebanon, Merlin, Boston; Sea
Queen, Ford, do.
CALAIs-Ar 18th, schs Black Warrior, and
BASooR-Ar 1seh, sch Brilliant, vsrnum
Salem. ut
Ar isth, Day Spring. Lord. weymouth.
Cid 18th, brig Label, Beurmaa, Ryder. Hayti
Ar 18th, schs Adam Bowlby, Bsllatty, and
Martha Sargent, Cosson, Boston.
CID 18th, schs Leesburg, Herrick, Charles
ton; essaph, varuum, Weymouth.
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Obituary Notices. b-yoHd n, Dat>, Nrp'c aud
Age nna BE- pad for
kllsworth-20th inst, Mr.. John b. Frazier,
aged % years aud months.
sulhvan-Isth inst. Capt. willard W. Brag-
don, aged 81 ycars.
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From Boston.
THE GOODRICH MURDER.

THE GOODRICH MURDER.
o. T Gray of Hyde Park, lef> for New
ork Monday night. in company with
lsaac b. Hing, father of Betsy Llyod King,
the alleged murderess of Goodrich. GRAY
acts as counse. in the case.
OPENING oF THE CAFE COD RAILRoAp-
CELEBRATION.
There was large and enthusiastic
celebration at the opening OF the Cape
Cod Railroad TO Provincetown, to-day. and
among the invited guests were the Cover
nors Of Massachusetts,. and New Hamp-
shire. L. III. Rollins. Genl's Benham and
Bniicr, and EX-Governors Hartman and
Smythe of New Hampshire.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
i To all concerned. thai he has Lccn duly
appointed. aud has taken upon himself the trust
OF an Adm nistrator OF the Estate OF
BENJAMIN NJ. SARGENT. late of Gonldsboro,
IN the county OF Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond the law directs he therefore req ucsts all
persons who Indebted to the said dec asci' =
estate to make immediate payment. aud those
who have any demands thereon, to exhibit the
same Tor payment.
II. ID. COoMBs.
june Is. l-7J. 3w.S'
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ANOTHER BANK tgone up. Banks fail and
men aJ>cynd, bu GEEENE's OxYoESATED
BrTTERs never fail. nor dee, ri US. No alcohol.
Cure dy-pep.ia aud Indigestion. Sold by all
druggists. &C. at 81 per bottle. JomS r.
HENRY, 5 4 College Place, New YORK.
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AZ a Count OF Probate holden ai Ellsworth with
ia and Tor The County OF Hancock, on the 81
Wednesday OF June A. D.. ISIS
GEORGE V. MILLS. Guardian Of Hattie 4.
" Doug as and othcr., Minor heirs OF Joseph
Douglass. late of Brooksyiilc, in said County
deCsascd-hAying presented his hr-t account OF
Guardian ship upon SAID estate Tor Probate.
Or,lcre,l - r. At tho sAid Guardian give notice
to all persons Interested, BY causing a copy of
this order to be published three weeks successive
~ IN the Ellsworth American printed at Ellsworth
that they may appear at n Probate Court to be
holden NJ Ellsworth on the tir.t Wednesday Of
August next. At ten OF the clock in the forenoon
aud she~ caus. IL any they have why the same
should not b. allowed.
IN.9- PARKER Tuck. Judge.
true cspy-Attsst: gro. \. DNEE, Register
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OCEANS STORY:

or lriumphs OF Thirty Centuries ~ F. II.
Goodrich (son of "Peter Parlcy") and v. Rowland
\ work OF great historical research recouniing in
truly graphic style the whnderfnl growth Of nav-
CATION and history of discovery since the hood IL
replete with incidents, thrilling adventures bat
ties, shipvrecks mutine-, piracics. g. Describes
how from the first tiny bark. when ocean was the
dark realm Of tarrors, sails whiten every sea.
tightening flashes tidings from shore TO shore: and
men bring up wonders from deep waters, with
many other matters of lively interest. which 20 to
make up one OF the most vALU ABLE, FAsCIS AriSU
and REMARKABLE productions of the age. Over
900 SIP rited illustrations. Agents wanted. For
circulars and terms address Hubbard BrOs,
Publishers Baston Mass iw2y
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A. 4 Court Of Probate holden at Ellis soTth Thin
and for the County Of Hancock. On The 3D. Wed =
ncsday OF February, A. d. ls73
Z. MlLLlhES, Administrator upon the
a. Estate OF Cornelius MilIken iaic OF Eamoin,
Ia said County ,iereascd-haylng presented his
nrsf account OF Administration upon sad estate
To- Probate:
OXIDE RED That the said Adm Iai-trator gtve
notice thereof " all persons tntcrc ted by c.us nc
. copy OF this order to be published three week
hGcccssiyely ia the Ellsworth American printed
in Ellsworth. that they may appear at a Probate
Court TO be holden At Ellsworth the st We'd
nesiay 81 Aug. next, AT tsn OF the clock ia th.,
forenoon, and she~ cause, II any they have why
the same should not be allowed.
3"'.s' PARKER TUCK, Judsc.
true copy-Attc-t. q Eo. A. DYER Rsg'r