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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-26

"A sch. of 300 tons is to be launched
from Beaslcy & Co.'S. yard to-day, Satur-
day 2lst.
Col. John y. Swazey-I think our old
est male citizen-being in his esth year.
died Yesterday, 10Th, of old age and real
ly without disease.
Some 10000 tons of superior ice have
been cut here. OF which six or eight car
goes have been shipped, and the balance
has been put in store for future shipment.
Mr.. Atkins has been very successful
with his salmon and eggs. 4 week ago he
had sent away 100000 eggs. lie was
then To send some to Nevada. OF the eggs
sent to him from California / think he
Matched some 1900, most OF which he has
put into Craig's pond. where he thinks they
will thrive. and in due time will find their
way TO the sea. He doubts if they can
get back to the pond. PHW.
We cut the following notice of the
death Of Col. Swazey from the Wig:
Col. JOHN \. SwAZEY, of Bucksport.
" a. Ooiii E$AtltI, ~. IL. VII tile sSlI Oh
June, 1887. lie was for a short time a
student at Phillips Exeter Academy. anG
came to Bucksport when he was Il years
of age. During his 20 years residence in
Bucksport he has been. at least for con-
siderable portion OF the time. its most ac-
tive citizen. man of unusual energy. of
untirin2 industry. always taking a deep
interest in whatever was promotive of the
public good an active but unsefish poll
uclsn; AN earnest. practical, and practical
bic. as we'll. advocate of temperance;
constant attendant upon religious services.
and an ardent supporter of the doctrines
and worship of the church which he was
for more than fifty years leading mem
Der. be has sustained relation to the COM
munity which will keep his memory dear
to all who survive him. Although always
taking deep interest in public affairs. and
until more than four score years OF age,
generally to be found at all political gath
erings, he was not seeker of office. He
was several times a member of the House
OF Representatives and once of the Senate.
VI him il may be truly said that he has
lived out all his days, and has left a record
OF which his children may well be proud.
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of the exercises of the evening. Many
good things were said by the graduating
class and others; more would have To N
said, but AFTER the cake and coffee went
around, many were too full for utterance.
The Lewiston came on her first trip
via. Belfast. to day, she was crowded with
freight, the addition, eight fine state rooms
adds very much to her capacity for pas
sengers.
Capt Deering. aud officers. show evil
dence Of good living during the winter.
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The Volcanic Disturbance in North
Carolina.

NV DKk, MATCH Il.
y despatch from Marion. y. c. yester-
day, states that several scientists are in
ves,igatiug the volcanic disturbance. Prof.
Dupre Of Wafford College, says that the
noises heard in the mountain are common
tn both earthquakes aud volcanic move
meats. hnt the rumblngs are volcanic
characteristics. The area is limited to be-
tween ten and twelve miles, all the shocks
being between The Broad and Catawaha
rivers. The Professor did not think there
Wa amy danger however, OF any volcanic
pion- There have been no shocks
since last Friday, but the people are still
ia a terribly a.ltated condition.
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NJ A X RI f ID.

Ellsworth-19th inst. at the residence of the
brides parents, by Rev +. v. D. Garretson.
Mr.. Frank p. Perry AMI Miss Helen +. Dutton i,
both of Ellsworth.
-2lst inst. by Rev. DIR. Tenney, Mr.. Her
bert ". Hart Of Machias, and Miss Susan A.
HOdgsln of Ellsworth.
Eden-1lth inst, by Rev. W. Cortheil, Mr..
Hiram J. Emery and Miss Rose A. Higgins.
both Of Eden. = ,
Mt. Desert-21st inst. by j. D. Parker, Esq.
Mr.. Charles Robinson Of Mt. Desert, and Miss
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The German saloon keepers OF New
York City are combining against the cru
saders.
The oyster-beds of Virginia cover an
area equal TO GO 600 acres. and Yield an
annual money value OF $40 900 900.
Indianapolis claims to be one of the
fastest growing cities in the West. having
gained nearly 80. 900 in population during
the last three wears. The whole number
of inhabitants is $1,000.
Mrs. Henry Ward Beecher is residing
at the Grand National Hotel, in Jackson
vile, Fla.
AT least. oue-tenih Of the horses in
New York are suffering from the new
horse disease.
A little girl at Lawrenceburg. Ind,
jumped rope 3Jl times, beating all her
playmaies, was carried home insenslble,
and died.
Among Mr.. Summers especially val
ued treasures are the Bible used BY Bun
yam when he wrote his immortal Pilgrims
Progress" in which is the autograph of
Bunyan. while the margin is full of notes
also in hi- handwriting
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Business Notices.

THE HAPPIEsT DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.
ANAhEsIS, an inflible cure for PILES. Il
SC ientIfic combination OF pouliice instrument
and medicine, endorsed by physicians of all
schools. discovered by DIR. SlLsBEE. a regular
physician aud used sccessfully In thousand OF
cases. Sufferers VINO have tried everything else
in vain will find instant relief and permanent
cue. 1t is regarded by medical men rs the
greatest of modern discoveries, and pronounced
where. Depot. 46Wakcr ST; New YORK..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-26

"A WONDER OF MEDICAL SCIENCE" may
well be spilled TO DR. Wi~iar's Balsam Of
Wild Cherry. II il nearly half century since
this remarkable remedy was introduced to the
public and yet the immediate and enviable rep.
ntatcn which II gained by its wonderful cures
of coughs. colds. hopping cough. sore throat,
influenza. consumption and all bronchial Com
plants. is to this day fully sustained.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-26

Sch olive Hayward. from y York for Bucks
yii.c. : G. before reported ashore on ape Hem
lopen. was got OF night Of 18th inst, and taken
10 Iewc,. Del.
sch r Mcdonald. Mcl'onad. at Winnings
ton. y [. March 10. IRON Belfr,t. Me-. lost
miLzcn torma>t ami mainma>t. and had deck
ripped up. in lat q 40, .on - IS, during heavy
weather.
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Fire.
HARTFORD. COM. Mar. "A.

The works of the Olantville Manufacture
Ing Co. in Olantville, (Southington,) were
burned early this afternoon. In one of the
buildings the depot of the New Haven and
northampton Railroad was kept, nothing
was saved except the books of the Com
pany. The loss is total and amounts to
about $4,000. Insured Tor $50 900. mostly
in Western Companies.
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El1swOrth Police Court.


Milth o.
State John Cousins Il al. Complaint
for breaking aud entering Porgie Facto-
ry situated on Hog Island in the town of
Brooklin, and maliciously njuring aud de-
stroying the fixtures thereof and taking
and carrying away certain tools and goods
found therein.
Plea not Guilty. The evidence was sui-
flcient to satisfy the Court that there was
probable cause to believe the Respondents
Guilty and they were ordered to recognize
in the sum of $3.50 for their appearance AZ
the next Term of the :. J. Court.
Wiswell tor State. Redman for Rcspdt'>.
March II.
State Martin Van Buren, Darling.
Complaint OF one Thomas Bickford against
RcSpd't. for Offering for sale and selling
veal not four weeks old without informing
the purchaser al that fact. Plea Not
Guilty. The Eespd't. did not deny the sale
uor he age at the calf (Which WAS three
days Old. when kiiled.- but contendcd that
such was the tender are OF the veal. that
any fool might have known without bciu.
told. that II was No; four weeks old aud
therefore ReSpdt. was not Guilty.
The Judge did not think tins Il sufficient
det..ucr nor admissible b.torc his CONT
He remarked that ,bc venainp of unwh,i,..
som" or improper meats tor food Wa~ -
GRIM. by >t,.,,,,.. and an i,nnositi,, nm ana,
dor,.ut ,omm,,,,;,, H.. tt.roc,r.. ,t,,.,,,
II his lury to Iu,po>e a fine of $40 and
costs on Tin. Ec.pl.f which, yrr,. p,iJ
Fine, for state.
March il
Stacy Albert GRAY. lutoxicatinu p,oa
Not Guilty. Tn,. offence MAS nroyeJ mud
H..rJ't v,, ,iu.l - oo and cost. which
he maid and W.. DISCHARGED
state y Alonz, Gray. Iutoxicafiou. Plea
Guilty. Fined 81 o. and costs which were
maid.
March u
STATE y Caldwell & Fletcher Ir,oxica-
ton Plea Gpil,v Fined {, on and costs
Paid and DISCHARGED
'ie oil our c'Izchs mas been Tor some
"ule engaged upon 4 rather extended es-
say upon The county OF Hancock; embrac-
M H. history. hrst settlements, and
pioneer settlers date OF Incorporation
p"Pui"l"h' ahd historic incidents OF each
town. area ana surface aspect OF the
COUNT! tAe I'hoioSIcal character OF IL
ha'ufa' resources including it mineral
wealth oAhh' Aaroor' ana river fisheries ;
H. uh>ufpa>s d. out yet 10 a great degree.
u"occup'ed water power; lis partially de-
'elopcd quarfIc> OF granite. slate, and
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MARINE LIST.


A new channel has recently been opened
through the bar At the mouth of he - John +,
River, Fla j. short. straight and Of good
w.d h. following the line Of beach and open
ins well 10 the south. Vessels ia awiog II II
feet of water have been taken through the new
channel, which i steadily improving. aud viii
eventually he, If rot already, the night chan
mel.
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Memoranda,

launche dat Belfast 18Th inst. im the yard
II Henry McGi!very. = barquc OF about ,Dl
tons, old mea- urt mcnt. called the David Bah
cocA. owned Icy y York parties. and 10 DE COM
mandcd by Capt J : tolcuTd. She has COM
mcuccI loading hay for savannah.
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Miscellaneous.
ST. LOUIS. March -.

=
pEsPERADOES IN MISSOURI.
GOV. ood>on sent 4 message to the
l"-i Stature Yesterday, calling attention to
the tact that Il band of outlaws are in this
safe. who rob and murder with impuiity
Lat he has no power or means 10 briu.
tIr de>peradoe> to justice and asking that
proper legislation be had al once.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-26

MOTHERS DO NOT LET YOUR CHILDREN tri-
1e with coughs or colds. Insist on their TAX
Ing Hale's Honey of norehound and Tar with
out delay See yourselves that it i>done. Be
ware OF ptocrastination. Crittenton's 18th
Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in minute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-26

DON'T BE observation-disclosures you have
tried fifty remedies and received no benefit,
is thele, theI etOre mo balm in Giead?' Verify
there is. Your liver may be congested, your
stomach halt paralyxed, y our nerves quiyering.
YOUR muscles knOtled with torture. your bow
els constrirted, your lungs diseased, your blood
full Of impurifies-yet in one week after COM
mencing y course Of DIR. WALKERS VINEGAR
BIrIRRs you will feel like q new creature.
AW12
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-26

Eldo'a Butler Of fremont
Brooklin-At tn Brook in House. by Rev.
NJ. Hanscnn. DIR. Sidney Smith and Mrs, Mar
garet q. Forehan. both of Brooklin.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-26

NONE but a physician knows how much
reliable Alternative is needed by the people. On
all sides of US. in all communities everywher
there are multitudes who suffer from COM
plants that nothing but an alternative cures
Hence great many Of them have been made
and put abroad with the assurance of being
efectual. But they fail to accomplish the
cures they promise. because they have not the
intrinsic virtues they claim. In this state of
the case, DIR. j. Aver & Co., of Lowell, have
supplied a Compound Extract of Sarsaparills.
which proves to be the long-desred remedy.
Its peculiar difference from other kindred
prepar atoms in the market is that it cures the
diseases for which it Is recommended, while
they do not. We are assured Of this fact by
more than one intelligent physician in this
neighborhood, and have the further evidence
Of our own experience Of its lruth.-(Nashviile
(Tenn.) Fsrmcr.l 1mlO
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1874-03-26

ITO TIE HON. Judge of Probate for the Conn.
L " of Hancock.
The Undersigned Thomas E. Hale of Castine a
crcitor to the amount of more than twenty dol
lars. against the estate of Eleanor Veaze late of
Ca>tine in said county, deceased, respectfully
represents that said deceased died on the 18th
day of December. A. ID, 1874, intestate seized and
possessed of estate in said county. which ought to
ne administered according TO law; THAT Wooster
Nezle OF fenobscot, is next of Kin to the deceas-
eu, anu mas -equested the undersigned to be adj
minlstator of said estate. Wherefore your petit
m"ner h prays that The administration of said estate
may .oe granted TO him or to some suitable per-
Feb. II, 1874, THos, p. HALE
COUNTY OF HANCOCK IS AT a Court of Probate
held Ellsworth, on the Sd Wednesday of
February lSI4.
On the Petition aforesaid ORDERED, that notice
be gwen by publishing q copy of said petition
with this order thereon, three weeks SUCCESSFULLY
in the Ellsworth American a newspaper printe
IN Ellsworth, that all persons interested may at
tend on the Sd Wednesday OF April next, at a
Court of Probate then to be holden IN Ellsworth,
and sh-w cause, If any, why the prayer of said
pe ltton should not be granted. such notice to
PARKER TUCK, Judge
Attest: GEO. \. DYER, Register. 8wl3.
no TIE HON. Judge oil Probate withA and
the County OF Hancock.
The uudersIsnct admiuistr atOr of the estate OF
Clara \. Byaui, late of Bucksport, in said county
deceased, respectfully represents that the goods
and chatteis rights and credits oil said decea ell
are not sufficient to pay her just debts ami
dred dollars. Wherefore your petitioner prays
your honor to grant HIM License to sell. at pub
lie private sale, and convex the lot OF land ith
the buildings thereon, on which VIM j. Rodney
now lives in Buck sport, of the real estate of the
deceased to satisfy said debts and charges OF nd.
ministrdtIon.
Feb, Il, 1874. WIN. D. SwAZEY.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss.-Court OF Probate, Feb Term,
4. D., 1874
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDEREp:-That
sHI vi nah q tn all
Interested by causing copy Of the petition and
thlS order thereon, 10 he published three weeks
successfully IN the Ellsworth American, news
paper published In Ellsworth, IN sad County,
that they may appear at a Court of Probate tor
said county. to be held at Ellsworth, the 81
Wednesday ct April next, at ten OF the clock the
forenoon, and shcw cause, II any they have, why
tn1 prayer OF SAID petitioner should not be grant
ct.
PARKER Tuck, Judge
Attest .-t,EO. a. DYER, Register. 3wlJ
\ trLe copy attest tiEo. \. Dl Err, Register.
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D I T. ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth-l4th inst. Fidelia Garland, aged
80 wears.
Bucksport-20th inst, Col. John n. Swazey,
aged SO years and q months.
East Lalnoine-li It'll inst. Mr.. Phillip Hoig-
kins. aged "A years.
Lymso-13th inst. Mrs. Harriet. widow Of
Elias Downs. Esq, late of Lyman, aged II
years.
Fredonis, kan.-l6ih inst, Mrs. J. l.. Goog-
ms. DAUGHTER of Nathan and Deidamia Butler,
aged 70 years, 10 months and II DAYS.
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legal 1 .
no TIE HON Judge of Probate Tor the County

no THE HON. Judge of Probate for the County
i OF Hancock.
The undersigned administrator of the estate of
George Lawson, late of fremont in SAID Coun-
~. deceased, respectfully represents that the
goods and chattels rights and credits OF SAID de.
ceased are not sufficient to pay his just debts and
charges of administration, by the sum of nine
hundred Il ,llars.
Wherefore your petitioner prays your Honor to
grant him License to sell, at public or private
Lawson, as will pay said of nine hundred
stead farm of the late George Lawson, situated in
said fremont. aud containing forty acres more
less, being all OF the real estate Of the deceased
(incudng the reversion of the widows dover
therein) TO satisfy said debts and charges of adj
ministration.
LEWIS FREEMAN, Admir-.
Feb'y. 18Th, 1874.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss.-Court of Probate. Fcb'y. Term,
\. ID. 1873.
Upon the foregoing Petition, ORDERED That
said PETITE give public notice TO ali persons
interested, by causing copy of the petition. and
his order theieon. to be published three weeks
successfully in the Ellsworth American, new $
paper published IN Ellsworth, in said County
that they may appear ut Court of Probate for
said County to be held at Ellsworth, the 81
Wednesday OF April next, at ten OF the clock in
the forenoon, u shew ca4Se fanny they have, Why
the PRAYER of sail petitioner should not be
n antcd.
PARKER TUCK. Judge.
true copy-Altest: GEo. a. DYER, Reg'r. 3wi2.
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he Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT.
O9lce Of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. d. C.. Mar. %. AMI
Probabilities.
For the Middle and Eastern State.
Noittwc>'erly to Southwesterly winds will
prevail. the temperature slowly rising and
'Ae barometer falling.
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AT at Probae Court holden at Ellsworth. GA the
18th day OF Eeb'y. A. ID. 1874.
WILLIAM u. MOORE, Executor thereof bav-
w ing presented to me duly, authenticated a
copy OF the last y ill and Testament OF Richard
and state OF Massachusetts, and copy duly au-
thenticated OF the Probate thereof in said county
oi bristol as there is Estate in said county of
Hancock upon which said Will can operate.
RDfREp-That the said Executor give
notice thereof ali persons interested by eau stu
a copy OF this order to be published three week.
snccessively in the Ellsworth American, printed
in Ellsworth, that they may appear al Probate
Count to c holden at Ellsworth on the I'd We'd
nesday OF April next, at ten OF the clock in the
forenoon, and shew cause, il any they have why
the said Instrument should be allowed in this
state as the last Will and Testament of said de-
ceased, and the copy thereof filed and recorded.
PARhER TUCK, Judge.
GEO A. DYER Reg'r. 3wl3t
A true c0py-Attest: GEO. A. DYER, Reg'r.
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bronchitis.
FKEEPoRT. DIGBY Cot.

FKEEPoRT. DIGBY COUNTY y. s..
January, 1865. !
Mr.. JAMES l. FELLOWS
SIR IL The winter of ls66, 1 was afflicted with
a severe cold of Bronchitis and although our
doctors We're very attentive, and used all
means in their power. they failed to afford Inc
much relief ! obtained your Compound Syrup
OF uypopbo>p hites, and took it until II made a
permanent cure.
| sm now in perfect health and free from
Bronchitis.
Respectfully yours. MENDAL CROCKER.
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Franklin.
Annual Town Meeting March 50
Muirat"r-A \. c. Springer.
Cl,rk-\. \. swan.
.>'tectm0i-W. W. Brasdon, L. I. Hoop
cr. J. II. West.
7redsrer-J. H. West
>BpcriHtcndin5 School Commjf'e,-E J.
Swan.
CoHaallesW. y. West. J. II. West.
\. Martin. +. r Butler
iulitor-,I. L. Gordon.
NuIrd 10 build new town house Voted
on =. Loan > yeas &C noes.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
From Portland.
PORTLAND, March "A

RAILROAD CONTRACT SIGNED.
The contract between the Ogdensburg
and The Boston Railroads, before reporter
have been signed aud delivered.
FIRE.
The store OF John Lindsay at Windham,
Great Falls. was burned last night Loss
on the store and contents, fifteen hundred
dollars.
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Deer Isle.

Deer Isle.
Annual Town Meeting.
" 4 rutor-lgnatiuS Small.
CiDTk-Nar;iu ' b. Green.
.>slecfIneR and -fssoSSoTS-.Ioseph Saun-
der>. John Robbins. Levi b. Crockett.
TrcISurer-M lillian Webb.
Vote unanimous against loan tor Jail.
Current expenses. $1,000
- schools $500
HIGHWAYS. aUO
Interest on debt 900
II IA school 500
--.lpaa.,,1l C.. rreS>ey was arrested on
FiiiU l3-.. a..l examined before Trial
Justice T,i-,r>on. for an assault with
criminal intent on Mrs. Grrculaw OF this
town. The c> idence against him wa> con-
elusive and he was ordered To find bail in
the sum oi $1,000 for hi, appear ance nj
April Term of the supreme Judicial Conrt.
In default of which he WAS committed To
jail on Saturday last. Prc>>cy i au old
offender and has once before been commit
ted for the same offence, but before his
trial broke Jail and never arrested until
nov.
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Farm for Saley

Il arm lot %;lIc.
THE subscriber Offers for sale his farm situat.
Ell about three mIie- from Orland village, on
thc road luadIi < to tastIae. sand IaIm consists
OF l1O acres land, with house, two barns, and out
buildings, hsh yard with lsh mousse, flakes ETC.
Tor curing hsh IL has OF the best privileges
Tor riyer fishing there - on the river. 1t has a
good Meadow, and with a small expense could be
made very profitable, there is il about five
hundred cord Merchantabe wood, hard and soft ,
besides large quality OF second growth. 1t cut
last season about twenty tons OF hay.
There is also on it SPLENDID GRANITE
OF AIRY OF very nice quality, and an abundance
OF 1t, which could be worke a to great advantage
by person or Company with capital. All of
which he VIII sell at great bargain, as his bust
ness is such that he cannot occupy it himself.
For further par'Icu .r- u4u,rc of
.. l.. DORR, Oriand Ne.
Orland, March 6, 1874. CIVIL
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The Teacher Of the school in District
No. /, Bluehill. writes Us that four Of the
scholars. VIZ. Sada \. Day, Hattie Eaton
Adelma l.. Gott and Ernest Candage were
term, aud William Caudage. Fanny A. Hen
deTson and Lizzie T.. Henderson. lost but
one day, and that on account Of sickness.
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For Sale.

OcHoONkR LIAISON, two years old; carrie.
Oaoout y cords of wood is wei found IN sails rig
glne sc. and vii. be sold at a bargain. For iur-
Their particulars inquire Of
JAMES FIVE
seal Cove, Fcby. @ilh, I.74. tho
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Al q Court of Probate holden at Ell-w nth within
ann t'r the County ~ IIAHcUCA, on lie ji, W Ell
ut-ttAy ui Feb \ D. l~.I
TANf~ r.. II AMOR. and FOUNTAIN ROpICk,
u named Executors IT. a crt tam trumeut pun.
porting t. ho The last VIII and testament Of Jtues
lIAuor late ot Eden, IN s.Hd county dcccJ-ci,
VIII t1c c"Iiou thctrt" attached, having present
eel fhr same t'r probate
uEDEKEp-IuAt the said Exc, utnr7 give notice
thi- er Oh be published three Week, sue c~-tvc-
d lu ttn Ellsworth American. printed II Els.
wattu. that they may appear 1T a Probate Court
70 br hc.J AZ Ellsworth IN saii county, THE 81
"Wednesday OF April next, at ten OF the clock IN
the forenoon, and shew cause, ~ any they have
why the -all instrument should not be prnS e,l.
approved and allowed ~ the last Will ani icstl-
Iacut ct said deceased
5Wl9' PARhEE TUCK, Judge.
.ruc copy-Atiest trEO. \, DYER, RrS'r
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Il IA < T. x H X x L
a handsome Illustrated Paper, containing the
Homestead Law, mattel tree Ia ail parts Of tie
world. Address, .. /. DAVIS.
Land { Commissioner {. T.. l.. X.
AVA OMAHA, \EA