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Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16
City and County.
worth.

Ellsworth.
Very few strawberries are seen ia the
market, and they command high prices.
John NJ. Hale q Co., have added a
new coach TO their Ellsworth and Bangor
line.
The Boston Comedy Company give a
Dramatic entertainment at Hancock Hall
next Saturday and Monday nights.
-Mr. II. b. Cunningham, now runs a
city Express for the accommodation OF
persons who desire the carriage of light
ideght.
Last Friday Mr.. r. NJ. Given caught
h> hand in the gang-car in Virgins &
oa', mill, and badly mutilated one of his
fingers.
There will be q united service held at
the Congregational church next Sunday
e'ening, followed by an address TO young
men.
-Pinkham of Augusta, this week again
Ie~umes his daily trips 10 Bar Harbor from
this city. His coach leaves here at Z. NJ,
og on arrival of day stage from Bangor.
hare sl.50.
Mr.. John Royal, late keeper of Pros
l'ect Harbor Light. states that few morn
.uss since, he distinctly heard al his house
lie fog whistle on Petit Menan, distance
OF 80 miles.
Farmers in the vicinity commenced
having Tuesday in ,earnest. The grass is
stlI! very green and requires much sun to
nj 1t Tor the NOV. The crop will be fully
an average one in this County.
STRAWBERRY FESTIVAL. The ladies OF
the Baptist Society will hold Straw berry
Festival in Hancock Hall, this (Wednes-
day evening. Strawberries and cream.
Ice Creams. Cake, &C. will be served.
All are invited to attend.
Early Tuesday morning the schooner
Doris of Ellsworth, Capt. kief. from Bos-
jon TO this port, went ashore on the Cilley
Ledge. near ST. George. She was loaded
with an assorted cargo for Ellsworth
parties, which was saved without damage.
We since learn that the Doris has been
sold as a wreck, and will be broken up.
Miss Z. l.. Low of Worcester. Mass,
is now in this city and proposes TO form 8
class in drawing on Friday morning at s
A NJ. She will be happy to meet any who
may desire to become her pupils at the
School Street School-House. Miss Low
comes highly recommended as an artist
and this will be fine opportunity for all
who may wish TO acquire this desirable ac.
complshment
1t is said that the roads in Ellsworth
are unusually bad, and that the money
raised for highways is already expended
Certainly the season. has been most unfa
sorable for repairs and the worst possible
for roads when there is so much heavy
teaming as here. 1t is clearly evident that
further expenditures are imperatively re
quired, as it would be poor economy to al
low the city to be indicted .or to run th,
risk of paying from $1,000 to $4,000 fo
accidents, caused by defective roads
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II causes Piles Hed ddche. Dizziness. BID
ioHsHess. Sosr Risisg. Oppression Of r ood,
Loc Spirits, Worms, Indigestion. etc. DIR.
HARRISON s PKRIsTALTiC LoxENGEs warrAn-
ted TO cure all these aud every form OF Dys-
pepsis. and the only cure for Piles, either
bleeding or blind As all outward applications
only time aud money wasted. Trial box :.
80 cts. Large box. 60 cts, mailed free tor this
last price.
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM.
4 SPLENDID cure for COUGHS, HoARsESEss. aud
+. s. HARRISON 4 Co, PROPRIETOR. No. /
fremont Temple, Boston. and by all Druggists.
Awo.
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NJ A II RI f ID.

Ellsworth-4th Inst. by Rev. DIR. Tenney
Mr.. Ephram Z. brown OF Ellsworth. and Ms,
Eliza l.. McIninch Of Plantation No. %.
BY the same Mr.. Lauren d. Haslam Of
Ellsworth, and Miss Laura A. Kingman OF
Wsltham.
Surry-l2th inst, by Rev. L. $. Tripp, Mr.
Charles 7. Jarvis and Miss Rose '. Lord, both
Of SuTy.
Hancoek-4th inst, by Rev. j. A. Ste adm all,
Mr.. Winfield W. W Woodworth and Miss Georgia
A. Hooper, all OF Franklin.
Ous-4th inst, by A. NJ. Blaisdel. Esq. Mr.
Orrin Salisbury and Tryphena Laly, all Of
Otis
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4 Card

The owners of Sch. Doris of Ellsworth,
lately ashore on the Cilley ledges, off ST.
George, hereby tender their sincere thanks
to Messrs. Gilmore & Simpson. and Capts.
Trussel, Teal and Clark OF st. George. for
the timely and generous AID by them rem
dered to the captain and the crew
in their efforts to save the vessel. and
We would advise all mariners in distress.
to call on these large hearted gentlemen
for needed aid.
L. ID. RENICK. and others,
Owners of Sch. Doris.
Ellsworth, July 14th,' 1874.
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Buck.port.

Work will be commenced on the
BucAspo7 & Bangor Railroad next week.
under the direction of Mr.. Savage, OF
Augusta. who was the rival competitor for
Il e original contract. The road and the
bridge will probably be ready for the roll.
ing stock some time during the coming
Autumn. The sale OF all the mortgage
bonds Is stipulated, and at good price.
taking into consideration the condition OF
the market for that class OF investments.
F. H. W
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At Court of p rebate holden at Ellsworth wit h IN
and for the County OF Hancock ,on :the End " ed
nesday OF July A. ID. ls1i.
CHARLES PARTRIDGE, named Executor in a
~ certain instrume mt purportng to be the la st
will and testament Of Edward Wight, late OF
Bucksport, in said County, deceased having
presented the same Tor Probate:
ORDERED-That the said Admir- give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing a
copy of this Order to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth, that they may appear at Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth on the first " ed
nesday Of Aug next at en- OF the clock In the fore.
noon, and shew cause, If any they have why the
same should not be proved, approved, and
allowed as the last will and testament OF said de-
ceased.
3w29s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true Copy-Attest: Geo A. Dyer Register.
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DIE ID.

Obituary nOtsces. beyond the Ddte, NdB,e and
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth Falls-sth inst, Nellie ). Boumiar
infant daughter of Joseph and Nancy Bouniar,
aged 10 months.
Orland-l0th inst, Susie NJ, youngest daugh-
ter Of Oliver 7. and Elizabeth A. Dorr, aged ;
years, and months.
Boston. Mass..-l0th inst. Mrs. Della ;.
Gilpstrick. daughter Of Mr.. Levi JOY of Els
worth, aged d. years.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16

On Sunday, June 18th Rev. Wm.
Corthell. pastor of the Baptist church In
Eden. baptized eight recent converts.
The right hand OF fellowship was given to
these on the same day together with four
others received by letter. Twenty-seven
have now been received by baptism dur
ing the present revival. and there are
others vet to come.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16

Sudden weaiIn upsets men as frequently
Is 1t makes them. Very few know how to uss
money unless they have earned II by painful
application 10 business. The man who drew
the big Crosby Oper a-Housc, 10 Chicago, some
years ago. died poor man, for he had no,
been used TO handling sue h sum Of money,
and lost 1t. The journeyman carpenter, in Pc.
efiA. H. who, three years ago, fell heir to
ts'O 90. BY the death Of IN uncle. has his
money yet: for he was conscious Of his ina
biiity 10 use IL ss other men do. and SO afraid
Of losing il. that he simply boards it taking
from the principal enough each week to pay
his expenses. He thinks il will support him
AS hong as lie lives, A. il doubtless will; but q
more miserable man never lived. Johnny
Steele, the Petroleum Prince, ran through hi,
millions In rotous living, inside Of thr ee years
The number who have used suddenly acquired
wealth wisely. is very small. l.. II. Keith. oi
Kingston. Mass, IL an exception. He held Q
ticket In the third Cir Coucsrt OF the Ken.
lucky Public Library, and that ticket drew the
capital prize Of tioo 600. Mr.. Keith. a cool.
self-posed man Of business, simply went TO
Louisville. took his money at the hand. oil
Gov. BrAmlette, the manager, and went home
with 1t, and without any particular fuss. in
vested II in his business. aud il rapidly convert
Ing tina, Sl0o. 900. into Ss0o. 200. Should he
draw the grand prize OF ESQ 900 in the nnh
land LAST Of these popular concerts, that takes
place in Louisville. July 3lsi, he would he pre-
cisely the man that he now is. Such men are
never unduy elA.ed or unduly depressed. They
are sels-poised. and keep always on an even
keel. Every man believes he could use money
wisely. but few do 1t. We should like TO be
tried with q million or two. Would tha, we
held the ticket fha, IS TO draw that $50 90
We would try TO hold the money ToIsdo
Blade
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Mt Desert has about thirty thousand
acres of land. with about five thous and
population. The post office arrangements
are very complete on the island, but many
blnnders are made owing TO the improper
direction OF letters. Letters for South
West Harbor or Bar Hxrbor should noe
have Mt Desert for part OF their super
scription, as there is town Of Mt. Desert
ON the island. and they would be liable to
90 there.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16

At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth, with.
in and for the County Of Hancock, on the End
Wednesday Of July, A. D., 1874.
HANNAH JORDAN, Admnistratrix with will
IL annexed OF the Estate of Elliot Jordan end (,
late OF Waltham, in said County, deceased having
presented her first and final account OF Adminis-
uation upon said estate for Probate:
ORDERED:-That said Admin istratriX give notice
10 all persons interested by causing copy of this
Order TO be published three weeks ssccessivey
in the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth
that they may appear at Probate Court to be
held at Ellsworth, on the first Wednesday of
Aug. next, at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon and
shew cause If any they have why the same should
not be allowed.
3w29s PARKER TUCK Judge.
A true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Reg sier
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At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth, within
and for the Cnplty Vi lane Ick, on the 81 Wed :
nesday Of July A. ID. 1874.
T.. l. STRATTON, Guardian OF Caroline L.
Moore minor heir OF Coleman \, Moore, late OF
Hancock, in said County deceased, having pre-
sented his third account Of Guardianship upon
said estate fyr Probate:
ORDERED-That the said Guardian give notice
thereof to all persons interested, by causing a
copy of this order TO be published three week 5
successfully IN the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth, on the LIST " ed
nesday OF Aug. next at ten OF the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause. If any they have why
the same should not be allowed
3w29s PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true copy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Register.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16

Sin is often the result OF physical ill-heath
and feeble stomAchs. During one-third OF our
time the process OF digestion continues. To
be dyspcpiic is TO be miserable; dyspepsia H.
the foundation OF feyers aud all the diseases
OF the blood, liver, skin aud Kidneys. Dyspet-
STA yields TO the virtues Of he vegetable ingre-
dents In that great puriiyer OF the blood and
resiorer Of health. DR.. WALKERS VINEGAR
BiTTERs. tS2s
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16

A few days since schooner, loaded
with liquor, found its way into South
West Harbor from Portland, and produced
some excitement among the temperate
people of the island. Its stay was short,
and notwithstanding the storm, 1t soon
weighed anchor and stood out to sea and
thus avoided the officers who were on
their track.
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ny TELEGRAPH.
special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American j
Sad Casualty

BOSTON July IA.
Mrs. Maggie Smith Of Charlestown was
shot and instantly killed by her son nine
Years old last evening. They were In an
auction room in Roxbury where the boy
found an old pistol and in playing with il,
Twas discharged.
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BlUehill.

On Thursday, July %. Mr.. Joseph
Taylor. Of the late class at Newton, Is to
be ordained as pastor Of the Baptist
church. DIR. Heman Lincoln Of Newton
Theo. Inst. is expected to preach the
sermon, and any who can attend may be
sure OF a rich treat. 49,
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NAsH's ISLAND LIoHT STATION.
July 9th 1874

NAsi : ISLAND I-IOHI STATION, Z
July 9th, 1874.
List of vessels of different classes which
have passed Nash's Island Light House.
for the year ending June 3oth, 1874:
Ships. 4 Barks, &C; Briggs. 500; Schoon.
ers. 9ls4: Sloops, II; Steamers. 1872.
+. X. HEATH,
Keeper Nash's Isl land l.. II.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16

The Globe says that the Democrats
will probably hold their Congressional
Convention for the Fifth District, in Rock
land about the llth of August.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16

Deer usle.
C. A. SpofOrd, Esq. returned from
Washington Saturday, where he has been
in behalf of Robbins, the "Annie b."
man. He has great hopes Of staying the
extradition process. ..s
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16

Qusck nsdicines.-Ws sever pu1. ut AlA'
kESI6. tAs 0rses ssssssrn PILE reas4v, ~
cured Theasanas, af>ef lseioas. oint0egm -
all maasse = seslSuas Aeve failed. u = -
discovery d De. oslsDRE, - solnone wes1e1
ply sicsn, aud Ase been esdOssed BY 1ealeal
men u oil sch0ols. II Is = simple ted
suppository aas as an instrument. pouitice
and mcdicine, a1ords instant reliei from pain
aud Is pronounced an lnfalIible cure.-frice
el.00, Sold by Druggists everywhere. Ana.
kESlS Depot, &6 Walker str. New Yotk.
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Aurora.

On Thursday last son Of James
Given OF Aurora. while attempting to ride
horseback standing up, was thrown vio-
ientiy to the ground and dislocated his
ankle. Di. Harding Of Ellsworth WAS
called, and hopes to restore the use Of the
f....t
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Tile sUBSCR IBERS hereby gives public notice
i to all concerned that they have been duly APP
pointed and have taken upon themselves, the trust
Of Administrators of TIE Estate Of
JOHN WEST, late of Franklin, -
in the County of Hancock, deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs; they therefore
request all persons who are indebted to the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment.
and those who have any demands thereon to
exhibit The same for settlement
5s4 ..= ELIZABETH WEST,
- JOSEPH u. WEST.
July 9Th, 1874. 81 3W7es
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A. Court Of Probate hol den az Bucks sport, with.
in and tor the County Of Hancock. ON the third
"wednesday Of May, A. D., 1874.
MARY W. HWOWN, named Execu:rix in a Ger.
tain instrument purportIng TO be the last viii and
testament Of Philip Brown, late OF surry, in said
County deceased, having presented the same for
Probate
ORDERED-That the said Executrix give
notice thereof 10 all persons interested, by caus
ing copy of this Order g be published three
weeks successfully In the Ellsworth American,
printed In Ellsworth, that they may appear at a
Probate Court 10 lie holden at Ellsworth, on the
lst "Wednesday of Aug. next, at ten oil the
clock IN the forenoon, and shew cause If any they
have. why the said instrument should not be
proved, approved, ami allowed as the last Will
and testament OF said deceased.
3w-2s' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
A true eopy-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Reg'r.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16

maumAeeu. a
Sch Doris, Keith, on her passage from Bos-
ton 70 Ellsworth vent ashore uear St George.
1t Is thought that she will remain there.
A Bucksp0r Sch lname unknown) was
wrecked ~ inst, on Allsa's Island.
Sch Doris, from Boston for Ellsworth be-
fore reported . total loss on Cilly Reef, was
standing al right" July 10, leaking badly.
Sch Ella, Grindle, 1t Boston sth lest. from
Philadelphia, reports lth, OF Fire Island, was
struck By tightening. Lost maintopmast, and
had mainWast shivered.
Sch 4 Chase, Sweetser (of 6edgWick, 1e.)
fmElizabethport for Salem, put into N Bedford
9sh inst Reports went ashore on the west end
of CuttyhuAk at o'cock Wednesdsy after-
noon, in . Gog, and thumpedhard. The island
ess kedged her Of It 9I-3 O'Clock Thursday
moTu6ng. ohe Was towed - New Bedford By
steam-tug Nellie, and il aground on the 1ats
south Of New Bedford Coal Cos wharf, Her
!Ss S"S. !Sn;Ssd S sSs =. ). s s:eissd 81 Dc & eso s
e coal cd yepaiged
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MARINE LIST.


Ellsw ossh Psss.
CLEARED.
Sch Far Wind, Lockhaxt, Calais
sch Catherine, hurch Boston.
Sch Caro- Belle, Smith. Boston.
Sch Emma NcAdam, Nurch, Boston for Calais
Sch Anne AurcA, Woodward, Boston
Sch kennedy. Ponroy. Boston.
CLEARED.,
July 10.
Sch Luella. Aooa, Boston
Sen Red Rover. B0wdea. Boston.
Sch De.ello. Trswo.gy, Boston
sch Paragon, - Portland
CLEARRD.
July IL.
Sch westerloo. Whitaker, Boston
sch Havey. Pstterson, nouastoa
Sch Z Fremont. Aosiey, 1ho0Astoa
Sch scioto. Sadler. Tho0Aseea
Sch Julia Edna, syaplss, HUSsicane lslaAdo
Pinky Regulator, Grant, Belfast
July l2.
Wind NE with heavy rain.
ARRivED.
July Is.
Sch Marsellas, Henset, Bsstps =.
Sch Husssr. Barber. HAs HasAor
CLEARED.
July Il.
Sch VIM Pickering. Psssen, Boston
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STATE OF MAINE

HANCoch' sat Court of Probate, July
Term, a. u. 1874.
tpon The foregoing petition, ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice ~ all per.ons
Interested, by causing copy oI the petition ami
this order thereon, to be published three w.eA ;
suesessiVely in tho Ellsworth American, a new
paper published IN Ellsworth in SAID County tn at
they may appear at n Court of Probate Tor said
County, to be held at Ellsworth, on the first Wed.
ncsdAy OF Aug. next, at ten ui thc clock In the
forenoon. 10 shcw Causc, If any they have, why
the prayer Of saii petitioner should not be grant
ed
4H.1' PARKER TICK, judge.
Attest: vE1. A. DlER, Rrg'r
true Cupy-Attcst: bEp. \. DlFR kexr
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The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT.

" Ar DEPARTMENT,
O.tce OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. d. {. July 81 /. A. ny
PT oLGblAits.
For New Engla III generally clear aud
decidedly warm W ather will prevail dur
..S The day with South or west winds aud
s.owly falling barometer.
Ellsworth American., 1874-07-16

A. Court OF Probate holder az Ellsworth With
IN and Tor the County Of Hancock, ON the "a
Wednesday OF july, A. D., ls7i
JOHN 4. HALE, Administrator OF the EstI;c Of
Moses Hale late 81 Ellsworth. in said County de-
ceased. having presented has irst account OF ad-
mint-trAtlon upon sad estate for Proba ic:
DKDEEED-1hat the said Administrator give
notice thereof Ia all persons Interested BY aus-
lng copy OF this order tn be published III. ee
weeks suece-sivcly IN the Ellsworth American.
printed IN Ellsworth. that they mAy appear Al a
Probate Court to be holden AZ Ellsworth on ite
hrst Wednesday OF Aug. next, at ten ol the cloc !
IA the forenoon. ant shrw cause. il any they have
Why the same should not DC allowed.
5vag. PARKER Ttt X, Judge
true Cuuy-Attcst. hEU. A. DYER, REGISTER
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Found

Between Peno bscot 4 Bluehili a Buffalo
hoDe, which the owner can have bv calling on
the subscriber, proving property and paying
charges.
T. G. DOUGLASS.
June q, 1874. 3v27s
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May Goth, ls7,. 3w3s'


ITO TIE HON. Judge of Probate of the Coun
i ty OF Hancock.
The undcrs gnei " ldow of Parker stevens late of
BucA-purt IN stii County deceased, respectfully
represents that SAID deceased died po--rs -ci OF
Personal Estate an Inventory of which has been
duly returned into the Probate Oncc; that her
circumstances render 1t necessary that she should
have more ut said Personal E-tate than she i e
utlrd TO on a distribution thereof; she therefore
prays that your Honor would grant her such
Allowance out OF sRl1 Personal Estate, ia
your discretion you may de!erm inc necessary and
ami proper.
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Send It Well Washed,

and there will be no pains spared to give the bes
of satisfaction.
Remember have had my Mill put In the best of
order for work. and that use the Rest Of Oil.
as purchase at the Mandatory.
SPECIAL NoTICE,-Ail Wool received before
the first OF August, will be oiled and carded for
$ cents per pound.
~ n. B-The drouth does not prevent car
ding at this mill
S-H. Ii. Mason, Agent.
MAIN STaEfT, = ELLSWORTH, MAINE.
2itf q. JOY
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r

MRS. 8. Il. CARD, would respectfully inform
IA her patrons and others that she has re-
moved from rooms in Miss Martha Jellison's .
house, to rooms over the store of
SAUNDERS & SARGENT
M0in Street.
She has just received large stock of RIu
9sa Hair, Switches and Corones
DrAaos, Face. Carls and Ro2s. &c.
HAIR combed from the head Strengthened and
made into Switches.
Orders will be promptly atts nded to and all
work warranted satisfactory.
Ellsworth, July 9Th, 1874. 3mos2S
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My -Vth, 80.
STATE OF MAINE.

HANCOCK. ss-Court OF Probate MAY Term
\ %, 1873.
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED - That
saIi petitioner gave public notice to all persons
Interested by causing copy OF the petition AMI
un- order thereon, To be published thr-e wceh7
succes ssively in the Ellsworth American, news
paper Published In Ellsworth, IN sand County,
mat they may appear at n Court of Probate tor
said County. to be held at EiI-woT.h, on the 1T
Wednesday OF Aug. next at ten Ot the clock Ia the
forenoon and shcS cause, II ANY they have. Why
the prayer Of SAID petitioner should not be grant
ell.
PARKER TICK ,lulgp
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MAt:l O'tp\\ttt>,
Hy samuel " NyJrI-L, june i-ii.


HA>c",k, .,-cours oi Probate, july Term, \.
u. 1874
CpOn the foregoing petition, ORDERED ~ Ihlt
shli widow give public notice to nil per-uns
Interested. By clu-ing a copy ot this order t.
Ice published three weeks suclcs,lEciy
the l. - lh American. newspaper
published Ia Ellsworth, IN s.ul County, that
thcy may appear 1T Court oI Probate itI
sall County, TO he bc!d al Ellsworth On tuc l-l
Wednesday ul August next. al Ten OF the clock lib
The forenoon. 10 .ucw cAu~C. II any they have.
WY the prayer Of said petitioner shouIi nuJ uc
granted.
Jw4s' PARKER TUCK, Judge.
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n \ 2 VI VI II ' 2.
HiSCotk s-.-Iourt OF Probate, July Tern

HANCOCK s-.-Court OF Probate. July Term.
\. -. lcsl.
Upon tie foregoing Petition, ORDERED
That said Widow give public notice {" all person,
interested, by causing copy Of the petition and
this order thereon, to br published three week
succrs.iycly In the Ellsworth American A news
paper published IN Ellsworth Ia said County
that they may appear at n Court of Probate fpr
card County. 10 bc held At Ell- l-worth on the III
"wednesday ol Aug. next, at ten OF The clock In
the forenoon, 70 shew cause, IL any they have VII,
the PRAYER VI said petitioner .houid not he
X antC,l
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TO TnE non. Judge Of PROBATE i5T the Count

TO THE Hon. Judge OF Probate icr the County
OF Hancock.
The undorsigued widow OF the late " William A
hho"ies tate of >urry. IN SAID Comfy, deceased
irspechully represents, that said lie ceased died
seized and possessed Of Real Estate in which
che is lawfully entitled to bower. that no part
thereof has been signed to her by the heirs or
nants, or by process OF law. and that She i de-
slrVus 10 possess ant occupy her Dover in scv-
crafty. She therefore prats yonlr Homo that her
Dover in .aid estate may ue a>-igucd aud .et uut
Il her, and that Comm mi-sloucrs may be appointed
FOR that purpose pursuant t. law.
SAMUEL WATSON. Admir-
Ma
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To THE HON. Judge OF Probate lor the County
] OF Hancock.
The uui eTsIgned Guardian OF Henry l.. Forhan
and John X. forhan, minor heirs OF Michael r or
han, late oil BrooklIn, in said County, deceased.
respectfully represents that said minors pos
sessed OF certain Real Estate situated IN said
BrOoklin, being one third OF the Homestead OF
said deceased; that the same is imp roductive OF
any benefit 20 said minors that he has hai an al
yantageOus offer therefor from Sidney smith, OF
said BrooklIn lie therefore prays that License
may be granted him to accept said offer to sell
and convey the said lands and put the proceed.
til ereo. at interest Tor said minors benefit.