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Miscellaneous.
CONCORD. y. II J

CONCORD. y. II. Jan. a.
The iron bridge over Squog River at
Manchester fell this \. NJ. while a load OF
wood drawn BY three horses belonging to
Alderman Harvey were passing over it.
NJ. Harvey and his son were not seriously
a-rei. but the driver had leg broken
aal one Of the horses was killed. The
d. re was of the Mosley patent but very
l-l-.
Tie New Haven Republican State Con-
Nen'.on met here To- day. G35 delegates be-
l.g present. Daniel Hall OF Dover pre-
-lci Coy. straw was nominated for re-
election by reclamation all the delegates
rising and cheering with enthusiasm. Ed
"ard 7. Hodsdon of Dover was nominated
Railroad Commissioner.
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Nj a II II / Il ID.

Ellsworth-Jan. 18th, by Rev. Dr. Tenney.
Mr.. George Z. Davis aud Miss Annie 7. Fox,
all Of Ellsworth.
Jan. llth. Mr.. William Ii. Alley and Miss
Mary ANGELA Miliken. both OF tins city,
Franklin-Dec. 18th. by n. A. swan. Esq,
Mr.. Joseph W. Remission and Miss Lucretia T..
French. both of Franklin.
Jan. llth, by \. a. Swan, Esq, Mr.. Alfred
;. Burk. formerly of Cherryfeld. and Miss
Martha T.. Bunker of Franklin.
Lsmoine-Jan. lst. at the Parsonage. by Rev
+. Van kleeck, Mr.. Daniel +. Young and Miss
Ida +. Huckins. both of Lamoine
Jan, 18th. at the Par souage. by the same
Mr.. Edward Everett Mcfarland and Miss Al Il.
aide Ii. Brooks. both OF Lamoine.
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life. there is cause for real regret. When this
Is the case. Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer will be found TO he u first-class remedy.
far superior. ss sound medical medium, to
any thing else before the public. II actually
restores gray hair to its original color and in
the great majority Ofcases. causes 1t to grow
again when II Is becoming thin II Is not like
many popular preparations, a mere wash. but
scientific discovery, Endorsed and used by
physicians Of character. Address II. 2. Hall &
Co., Nashua. N. II.
Forney's Weekly Press. Feb. 1. 1868.
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Il. Il. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS.
For Inventions Trade Marks Designs
No, ~ State ST.. Opposite Kilby St.
EOSTDN

No, ~ State ST.. Opposite Kilbv St,
BOSTON.
4 trkR an extensive practice at upwards 81
Y Thirty years. continues TO -rufc Pl'eut- ID.
the Init"i states also IN treat i;Ii..tu, France
and other foreign countries. Caveats. ~pecitca-
tipns. Assignments, and All other Iupcr- Tor Pa
ten :, executed on reasonable t-rtus, with dts
patch Researches made to determine the validity
aud ABILITY 81 Patents of Inventions, AMI l.eaI
and other advice rendered IA all matters touching
me sane. Copies al the claims ut ann patent
furnished by remltting one dollar. lgnmcut>
recorded IN Washington.
No IgrHcy IA the tHlis State. poSsrssrs 80 ,rt y
'dr.ficsfoT obtaining Patents, dscrrtdintHg me
Pdf,atI6iIitg Of ,HreutioHs.
All necc.sI:y OF a journey to Washington -
procure 4 Patent, ana the usual great DELAY there
are here saved iEytHtuT-.
TESTIMONIALS.
regard Mr.. Eddy me 81 the rtnstfryatfs .fyi
s'hctsgai practitioners w'th whom ! h.,t haa
oihrti intercourse. tlIA~. VI N~D\.
Comm. .Innrr 81 Patents
~ have no hesitation IN a-aur.us iuyyu.ur- d. %
they cannot employ man H.,re .oa,y',t-4! anal
Hhfrorihy, 1n1 more capable Vt puttt. tl.vIr
Applications IA q form To secure fort them r..Ii
AMI favorable consideration at the Patent bliyc.
EDMUND BUEkE
Late Commits -Ioucr ct Fttrut--
MT III Eddy has adc Tor me over IIilEib p
plioations for Patents, having been -uyrc--Iai
almost everSac case. such uumI.takAbi- llou. -
Recommend all inventors 10 apply 70 hlnI I1 i.G.
cure their patents, a. they may be sure L.laXiuE
the most faithful attention bc-tuN 81 ia 10, or
cA~e-, aud at very reasonable charge.
JplI< AGSAkr.
Boston JLn.l Is7S-Iy
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By TELEGRAPH.
special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American. !
From BANGOR.
BANGOR. Jan. !

BANGOR. Jan. Il.
The temperature as shown by the Their
mometer Yesterday morning differed from
that Of Monday morning by 81 degrees.
The health officers inform us that there
are now but three cases Of Small PoX at
each OF the hospitals and only three or
four cases besides. which are now under
treatment. Several nurses were diseharg
cd yesterday. Fourteen families in all
have been discharged from quarantine
since the first appearance of the disease in
this city. There have been seventy cases
in all and fifteen deaths making death
rate of twcnty-three one-hundredths.
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Pcpob-cot.

HORRIBLE DEATH.-Mr. George NJ.
Brown. WAS riding up from Ca>tinc yester-
day, when about half way between that
town and Bucksport he noticed broad
trail OF fresh blood in the middle of The
road. Whipping up hi, horse he drove
rapidly on nearly an eighth of a mile. the
blood appearing more fresh as he proceed
cd. until he caught up with an empty wood
sled on which q man lay on his face. while
the oxen attached were walking at brisk
pace. He drove by and stopped the cattle
and on going 10 the Sled saw that the mans
head hung between the rails. and his face.
which lay on the road had been com,se,e-
~ diyc,icd OF skin ani flesh by dragging
over the ice and frozen snow. 50 that II
va, utterly undergraduate. The man
Wa, dead. though still warm. and il was
evident that he had either fallen forward
IN a tit or been thrown down By a sudden
jolt OF the sled. his head, a. before stated
dropping between the rails and hi, face
dragging until nutilated In the horrible
manner mentioned. Mr.. Brown cxtrica-
ted the body, and on taking It 10 the near
est house, ascertained that il was Mr..
Abraham Slower of Penob-coi, man
about - years OF age, who had been haul
ing wood that day. and was probably r.
turnin" for load when he met with the
accident which resulted in hi, death
fHhig.
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From Boston.

BOSTON, Jan. II.
George ". Williams whose trial was
pending to-day 10 the L. : District Court
for robbing the mails escaped from the
au,"-rooin of the Court house and his pres
eut Whereabouts j. 4 conundrum 10 the
officers who had him in charge. The trial
Of Hin Barlow and Mil, in the L. :. Dis
tric, Court FOR attempting to scuttle the
whaling Barque Falcon of Fayai. resulted
today in verdict OF acquital.
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Manhood: How Lost, How Restored

!Nesusscxa - just published, a new edition OF
xHNeSN DrCulverwelPs celebrated Es ylor.
<ot 1.-THE radical cure without medicine
OF Spermatorrhqa or Seminal weakness Involun-
tary Seminal Losses ,Impotency Mental and Phys
also, Consumption, Epilepsy and Fits, induced by
seif-indulgence or sexual extravaganza.
SS-Price, in sealed envelope only cents.
The celebrated author. in this admirable ESSAY
clearly demonstrates from a thirty years success
full practice, that the alarming consequences of
self-abuse may be radically cured without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine or the appli-
cation Of the kniei pointing out mode Of cure at
once simple, certain, and efectual, by means OF
which every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be- may cure himself cheaply privately, and
radically.
A1This Leotare should be in the hands Of ey-
cry youth and every man in the land.
sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any al
dress, postpaid. on receipt of Six cents. or two
post stamps.
Also, DR.. Cnlverwell's Marriage Guide price Soc
Address the publishers,
CHAS. j. e. KLINE 4 CO..
lyTa Ia Bow cry, New York, Post Office, $50
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MIME Mimi Ian. !

-hlNNEAFpiI>- MIMI. Jan. II.
During the late storm eight people were
frozen to death III Norris and sig or
eight Others in other parts Of the country.
Two men were frozen to death in sleigh
wrapped in bufialo-robes, near ST Peters
aua two teamsters were frozen to death at
Washington, and three others at Sioux
t'ty. The workmen on the Railroad suf-
fered terribly.
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From Augusta.

AUGUSTA. Me. Jan. Il.
The regular annual session Of the Maine
Board of Agriculture which included a
safe Farmers Convention was opened at
Winthrop village. ten miles from here. to-
day and will continue four days. The fol-
lowing officers were elected:
President. Warren Percival; Vice Presi-
dent. Lous Adams and Secretary. :. :.
Bo9rdman.
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MARINE LIST.
Memoranda.

Mr.. John III Crandon. OF Columbia Falls. win
buildtw vessels next summer of about 90 ton,
each one Of these will be commanded BY Can't
l. Dyer of Addison. the other By Capt " q
Hammond. Isaac Carlton Will build "A vessel
OF JOO tons. James l. Buchanan 1. getting out
several frames. Ii is expected that 20DO tons Of
shipping will be built at Columbia Fail, hi,
season,
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Huck.port.
A child of Nj. George Rich of Bucks
port, eighteen months old. fell into a tub
of hot water Thursday. and was scalded so
that ii lived but two hours.
ToRRENr ENGINE Co, No. ,. BuCks-
roEr.-At the annual meeting OF Torrent
Engine Co., No. ,. held Thursday Eve
Jan. 9Th. the following were elected and
appointed officers for the ensuing wear:
Foreman. +. +. Hill
1t. Assistant, L. W. Parker.
~. rias Smith.
Foreman Hose. +. II. Gem.
1T, Assistant. Geo. l.. Thomas.
~. j. l.. Booth.
Clerk. T. \. Lewis
Treasurer. J. IL. Partridge.
steward, William Williams
+ : u ,i,1 J Finance
X. Is. SLOWER. No''''''''e zee
TORRENT. JR.
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y SHOCKING ACCIDENT occcured here
the 20 ult. \ little son OF Mr.. Ensign and
Mrs. Emma Kent fell from 4 dining chair,
where he had been fastened for safety, up
on the hot stove and burnt his face to a
crisp and died in short time
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Al Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth, with
~ and Tor the County Of Hancock, on the 1T
Wednesday OF January A. d. l-1J.
DAVID q. EATON. - nj nistra:uT upon he -
~ tate Of George ". Franks, late oil Ellsworth
~ sald County deceased. having presented has
srsi account OF Administration upon said estate
Tor probate:
ORDEKED-That the said Administrator give
notice thereof To all persons Interested, by c.tus
ing a copy OF this Oriei To- be pLbIsh.-i three
weeks successfully In the Ellsworth American,
printed Ia Ellsworth, that they may appear al a
Probate Court To be holden at Ellsworth on the
81 "Wednesday Of February next. At ten OF the
clock IN the forenoon, and -hew cause Il any they
have. why the same should not be- allowed.
3Nj pAlsntK TtTJk Judge
y true eopy-Attcst: GEO. A. DYER, Ee.'r
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December, eth 1872.
STATE OF MAINE,

THE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to
all concerned that he has been duly appoinf.
ed and has taken upon himself the trust Of an
administrar Of the estate Of John verril Jr late u
fremont in the County of Hancock, deceas,
ed,by giving bond as the law directs he therefore
requests all persons who are indebted TO the saii
deceased's estate TO make immediate payment and
those who have any demands thereon, 10 exhibit
the same for payment.
Jan. LIST. 1873, 3w2s JOHN YERREII
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To THE HON. JUDGE OF Probate Tor the coun-
] ~ of ii ,ncock.
The Undersigned administrator of the estate of
beofSe Lawson, late of fremont in said
county. deceased. respectfully represents that
the goods ald chattels rights and credits of said
deceased, are not sufficient 10 pay his jast debt.
and charges Of administration, by the sum- of
seven hundred dollars. Wherefore your pc tition
er prays your Honor to grant him q License L,
sell at public or private sale, and convey enough
oi the real estate of the deceased. tncludng the
reyersiou of the widows dover thereinl to salts.
iy said debts and charges OF administration.
jan LIST, 1873. LEWIS FREEMAN
STATE OF MAINE.
Hancock. ss.-Court Of Probate, January Term,
A. d., 1873
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED-That
sald petitioner give public notice to all persons
interested. by causing copy oil the petition and
this order thereon, to be published three weeks
successively in the Ellis, Am. a newspaper pub.
iished in Ellsworth, IN SAID County. that they may
appear at a Court of Probate to be held at
Ellsworth on the First Wednesday of February
next, al ten OF the clock in the forenoon to shew
eau e. If any they have, why the PRAYER of said
petitioner should not be granted.
3w2s PARKER TICK Tuda.
Atrue copy-Attest: Geo. A. Dyer Register.
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rrllE Subscriber hereby gives public notice to
1 all concerned, that lie has been duly appoint
ed, ana has taken upon himself, the trust OF aa
Anminis traitor of the Estate oi
ELIZABETH BARTER
late Of TRENTON, m the Cow IL ut Hancock
deceased, by giving bond - III, law directs he
therefore requests all persons who are indebted
70 the said deceS-ed's estate, to make immediate
pdyment.hhi those who have any demands there.
on, to exhibit the same Tor payment
GEO W. NEWBEGIN
lee iti la'- 3NX
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Lam gfne.

Iam9ine.
There have been killed in No. 3,
school district. Lamoine, the present kill
ing season more than eight thousand
pounds Of pork. Pig No. |. killed by W
NJ. Young, kicked the beam at 600 lbs.
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legal Notiees.

At 4 Court 81 Probate holden AZ Ellsworth with
in and fnr the County " Hancock on thr tlr.t
Wcdnr-lay ia January, 4. -, l~-l
HHhRLk~ wlLl.E>>, Trustee, Interested there.
" m having presented to me iuiy auiheuti ,atcd
. copy 81 the last VIII and Testament and Coli
els 10 -Ai VIII Of William Bingham, late 81
Philadelphia, County OF Philadelphia ant state
of Penn sylvAuIa. and copy duly authenticated
of the Probate thereof IA ~lid county ct Phllt.
,irphH aud A. there !. E~tai. ia saul Louuty of
Hancock, upon which said VII can operate
bEDEREp.-Thii the -aii Trustee give notice
{" all persons interested by causing copy 81 this
Order IT, BE- published three week. sacrc-~iyrly
~ thc Ellsworth American printed At Ellsworth
inst th"y maN appear NJ Probate Court to be-
holden IN Ellsworth on the th!rt Wc.lnc-IaN OF
February ntNl at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon AMI
show cause II any thry have why the said lu-tru.
ncut shouli not bc allowed In ihi- state a. the
Lat " M ami Testament of said deceased and the
copy thereof fled and recorded
1WB PARKER IIt Il Judy.
\ True r"ry-itte,t, Gee. =. Dyer. RrEl-tcg.
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>rAGNATIoN in the blood tend. to produce
Bin'-tenths of the diseases flesh j. heir to-"
This, however. i ohNiated. WITHOUT BEHIrt-
TATING the ys;em, by administering L,ru,M's
cATIIARTiC EXTRACT. r5l
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SCH CLARA MOTION. Capt Patterson, Of
sch Jefferson borden, which arrived u Haya-
IA IN Dec 81 from i,casset, report. that ON
the nth or day after sailing. Cape Ccd bearing
sV. about 10 miles of sighted "A wreck 10 lee.
ward with signal Of distress flying. Al
though Il gale was blowing at the time. ran
down To the wreck and found il TO De the. tIar,,
Moron OF Buchsport, Me-. di.masted and VA
ier-io2gtd' w I'm dech load. boats, spar, and
bulWafk- washed away, aud the sea making !,
complete breach over the vessel and the crew
consisting oil the master and three men, cling
ing to the quarter deck. the only place of SAFE
y got Out boat and Francis Cromwell and
Alfred Dickson volunteered TO 20 to thu, res
cue anu succeeded, after con- iier able difficulty
ana making two trips. in taking of the crew
VINO had suffered terribly from cold and heinz
fro>t-bitten, had 10 be lifted on board from the
boat, almost helpless from exhaustion and ex.
posture. Joseph n Clay, master OF the aboye
wreck, reports IN relation thereto a, follows
I'VE sailed IN the Clara Norton from Bongor
on The I'd of Dec. for Boston; everything went
well until Dec eth, when we experienced a
very ntA'y snow storm and very strong winds:
vessel lahored heavily and sprung A leak: find,
ing we could not keep her free with the M, mn,
we got clear of all the deck load possible for II
was very much iced up. During the night the
boais We're washed away, and the vessel wa,
gradually filling; on the morning Of the Io,b
rolled over, taking away REMAINDER ~ ID
load, spars and everything attached bulwarks
anu everything movable on deck. We la,hed
ourselves IN the main chains, and after every.
thing was washed away the vessel again right
ed. but completely waterlogged. we then GOT
TO the quarter deck and dashed ourselye there
the sea breaking over US constantly. and the
cold SO intense that water froze around ne
linus we remained until the morning of the
llth. wnen taken OF the wreck by the sch LEFT
ierson Borden. VIM NJ Patterson. master.
From him, as well as his wife and oficers- we
received The best OF care and attention our nit
iabie condition requir ed, being provided with
clothing and medicines "''A
Domestic Perts.
CRANBERRY IsLE-Ar Both. sch s,s,l;yb,
HadlOck, Portland. eA''
Ar 9TH, Seanower, Seavey. Portland.
BosIOS-Ar Sth, sch Luella Raw. Ellsworth
Ar 9TH, sch Stampede, Dow, Jscksonyille.
Chas Jones, Griffin. Baltimore: Pioneer
Calais. "''''
Ar 10th, Roamer, Foss, Elizabethport.
a, Ar lith, sch Ann, StrattOn, HOboken: Helen
mar, Nutter. Bangor; Richmond, Webster.
hoGkland; Albert Jameson, Candage, do.
Cid james A Croker, Currier lack sonv;lla.
Nauseag. ColsOn. Bucksp0rt.
Ar 18th, sch n w Drew, Perkins. Jaclso,.
vile; + Smith, Brown, Phi ladelphia.
fhOvIDENCE-Ai9 9th, sch FrsnconI. Adsm.
Calais. 'A"a"s'
NEwBuRYPoRr-Sld 9th, sch Sarah Hardy,
New YoRkwAr 9th, sch Abby wasson. Was.
:, SID WelIman, verrilI. Boston: Chas \
Rogers. Mayo, do; More Light. Allen. CmIais,
p NsE,Wr9kT-Ar 18th, sch vandalis, Fullerton
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Business Notices.

BEAUTIFUL WOMEN The hair is the
browning glory Of woman There are few
moderate defects which cannot be remedied bv
the proper disposition OF the tresses. But
when the hair begins to fall out, or turn gray.
In young people, or with those In the prime Of
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~ ia Court Of Probate holden AZ Ellsworth with
- and Tor the County OF Hancock. on the 1T
day 1T January, 4. ID. 1873.
III RED MCDONALD named Executor in a
n certain instrument purpouing Ia b- the last
III and Testament al Timothy Mcdonald Late 81
Buck port 10 said county deceased, having l-c-
scented the same for probate:
Ordered .-Itat the said Executor give notice
To all persons Interested. BY causing a copy of
this order to be published three weeks successive
" ID the Ellsworth American printed At Ellsworth
that they may appear lat Probate Court to be
held AZ Ellsworth n said county, on the SRI Wed
ncSlly OF February next. At TIN 81 the clock
~ the forenoon, and -hew tau-e II they have
why the said instrument should not be- proved,
approved. and allow 81 As the last vail and ts-ta-
In.nt OF said deceased.
JwB PARKER TICK Judy.
rue cepy-Attcst: GO. \. DYER Re.l,tsr
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TRENTON. n. j.. Jan. II.

. . u
The legislature organized to-day electing
John W. Taylor President OF the Senate.
and Isaac l.. Fisher Speaker Of the House.
COY. Parkers messages says the finances
are ilourishiBg and invested. The school
fund reaches $4,000. The State institu-
tions are all in good condition.
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lMMEpitTELY.-lf every family knew the
value of Miss >awyer's >al,e they would imme-
dately purchase 4 box and never be without IT,
II your Druggist l. out of this Salyc and neglect.
to keep supplied, send seventy five cents 4, a.
rected in another column, and say YOU saw the
advertisement in this pa cr. l5tf
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tHArPED H,NI>. face, rough skin. pinpie~
rlngworm. salt-T heum. aud other cutanenti-
affections cured. aud the kin made son and
smooth by using the JUMPER I Az >oAr.ma,ir
by ta,weIl. Hazard Il Co. New York BE
certain 10 get the JUMPER TAR soar, ~ there
are MANY WORTHLESS. limitations mtde with COM
mon Tar. lew 81
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New Advertisements.

n GENTS vVANTED.-we guarantee en-
Aployment for all, either sex, at Is day, or
81 600 more year. New works by Mrs. H. Il.
Stowe and others superb premiums given away.
Money made rapidly and easily at work for us
Write aud see. Particulars free. woRTHISG-
TON, DUSTIN & Co, Hartford. Ct.
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SILENT DISEASE Furnishes THE PATIENT
ONLY; but sociierous cough or horrible
cold Furnishes a whole household. There can
be no pcacr, no rest. Until it is cured. and
whcu single bottle of Hale, Hone, Of IIorc-
hound and Tar will Danish the nuisance. i It
worth while 10 do it: Crittenton's 9th Ave-
niue. sold by all Druggists.
Pike, Toothachs Drops cure In | minute.
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NEW ORLEANS. Jan.

Pnchback has been elected Uuited
State Senator by the Kellogg legislature
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no THE HON. Judge of Probate for the Coun.
1 ty of Haecock.
The undersigned an heir and creditor of Rebel.
ca Nilsson, widow late of Bucksport in said coun-
~, deceased, respectfully represents: that said
deceased died on the 18th day of December A. ID
ls.! intestate, seized and possessed of estate in
SAID County, VIII CHI ought to be administered ac-
corning TO law that she is supposed to have LETT
a sister Lydia Carman living In Rockland. and a
brother named Ariel Howe whose residence ia
unknown, and the children of Ephram Howe a
decease brother who reside In Winterport and
carmel. wherefore your petitioner prays thar
the administration of said estate may be granted
to some suitable persons.
WESLEY A. HOWE
JOHN X. ATWOOD
December, 27th 1872.
STATE OF MAINE,
HANCOCK. ss.-Court.of Probate, Jan. Term, A.
d. 1873. -
Upon the foregoing Petition. ORDERED.-That
saidpettioner give public notice to all persons in.
teIested, by causing a copy OF the petition and
this Order thereon to be
published three weeks successfully IN the Ella
worth American, newspaper published in Ella
worth, in said County, that they may appear al
Court OF Probate for said County to be held sf
Ellsworth, on the 5th day Of February
next, at ten OF the clock in the forenoon and
shew cause, if any they have, why the same
should not be granted.
3w2s PARKER TICK Jpa,a
true Copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register
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Children cry for Pitchers Castoria.-

substitute for Castor Oil. IL a,simates
the food, cures Wind Collie, and causes natural
sleep. 1t does not contain morphine. i, pleas
ant TO take. never gripes and never tails. The
best phy>lc known. AVIS
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IHE PUKEsr AND SWEETEST toD-LTyTg
on l. Hazard & CaswrIr-. made on the LEA
shore. from fresh. selected iiycr.. By ca.weIl.
Hazard x Co.. New York. II !, ab>oluicl,
PUKE and SWEET. Patients who have once
aiken II pcrier 1t 10 all oth-r.. Physician,
have dcciicd it superior 20 any OF the other
mAf kctlonli> lev 10
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DAUCHY & CO.'S COLUMN.

To THE WORKING CLASS, male or
female $50 awcek guaranteed. Respectable EN-.
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