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supreme Judicial Court-Oct. Term 1874.
CUTTING !. PRESIDING.

CUTTING !. PRESIDING.
State y. William spaulding, alias Timothy
Dunion.
Indictment for breaking and entering fish
house on Iron Bound Island. Gouldsboro, and
larceny OF Porgie net therefrom. Plea. Not
Guilty. The net was found in possess sion Of
Re>p'd't, but he denied the breaking and enter
ing. attempted TO explain hi. possession Of the
net found. and also denied that there was suiii-
cicni evidence that the net in his possession
was the same one placed by the owner Charles
smith, IN the fi-h-house. Verdict Not Guilty
oi breaking and entering, but Guilty Of larceny.
Dutioh Tor Stale Rcdman for Resp'd't.
The Court sentenced the prisoner to 10 DAYS
imprisonment
State v. same.
Indictment for single sale of Intoxicating
liquor Plea. Guilty. Fined $50 and costs.
same counsel.
This completes the criminal docket for the
present term.
John ". Drc>sery. William McGilycry Il ali.
The trial of this case began on "wednesday.
Oct. 2lsi. and continued five days. until Tues
day, Oct. 9th.
The action was brought by the PHI to re-
cover the value of cordage manufactured by
him IN oastine, 10 the amount Of about 81 GOO
and furnished as the top bills in the Summer
Of $50. % the ship soniag. built by Mudgctt.
Libbey ~ Griffin, at stockton. during the year,
lstSL7O.
The delivery Of the corlage was not denied
by the Defts. but part Of them contcnded
That al the time the top bill, were furnished
they We're not owners of the ship and intro
duced testimony TO sustain thi. position. They
further attempted to show that the builders
Mudgett, Libby * Griffin, obtained the bill in
suit on their own individual credit. and not on
the credit Of the ship or owners 1t was adj
nlited that this bill had been long since paid
TO MIDGET, Libby 4 Griffin. by the Derts, aud
that they are now insolvent.
The Two principal que tons were. lsi. a. 10
who were owner. at the time this bill WAS
contracted. ID, to whom did the Pin. give
credit when he furnished the bill.
The case was ably argued by 4. 7. Gould
Esq, Of Thoma>ton. for PHI. and Hon. T..
Hale, senior counsel for the Derts. which
arguments occupied about two DAYS. The case
was committed 10 the Jury on Tuesday morn
ing. and after hours. a verdict was rem
dered for Plf for the sum of S3.5.i.lj.
On trial Samuel WATSON, Admir-, y. Joseph
l.. Buck.
Emery for PHI. Wiswell for Deit.
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who magnify mans good deeds, when dead,
as trust do not his faults when living. The
deceased had faults, but they We're venal His
life, on the whole, was moral and exemplary !;
and his premature death will be exceedingly
regretted by all who knew him. Mr.. WEIGH
was intelligent, bright, and witty when he
would" He had held many places of public
trust in Sullivan, of which town he was a
native and always a resident. Having been in
poor health for number of years, he went out
West last Winter, in hope of improvement; ;
but he returned TO sullivan only few weeks
ago 10 die of consumption. He was unmarried.
and the last Of his fathers family. ice.
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OPERATION UPON THE EYE. DIR. HOMER.
Assisted by Mr.. DR.. FULTON, performed Il
successful operation. at the residence of Mr. A.
J. Bennett, for Master : Z. Grant, an orphan
child seven years Of age, who was horn de
iieient of power 10 raise the eye lid. AT
Burnham Esq, of this city Is his guardian.
We are informed that Dr. HOMER, was
engaged TO visit Ellsworth professionally. His
engagements in Boston are such that he cannot
remain in the city more than week. or ten
days lie has been very highly honored since
hi visit among u last winter. The position
he holds in connection with the two public in
situations. i said 10 be first class.
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Avoid all strong purgative pills which only
exhaust the mucous secretions and wear out
nature. DR.. HARRIsoN's PERIsTALTIc Log
ENGERs are just the opposite, they restore d.
gestion. quicken the liver. and tone UP the
whole system. thus curing Dyspepsia. lead
ache, Dizziness. Piles, and ali other results of
HABlTUAL CONSTIPATION, the chief cause of
ll-health, especially among women. Trial box
30 cts. Large box. 60 cts. mailed for this last
price free.
DIR. HARRISON'S ICELAND BALSAM,
a splendid cure for COUGHS. HoARsENEss and
all THROAT and LUNG complaints For sale by
Z. s. HARRISON & CO.. Proprietors, No. |
fremont Temple, Boston, and by all Druggists
4W AZ
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Ship-Wreck.

l@oNbpNs oct. q.
The brig ''Lophema," from Liverpool
for Baltimore, picked up from raft live
persons. belonging To the steamship
MARY, which foundered on the voyage
from Glasgow to Trinidad The Lophema
transferred them TO the barque Egyptian.
which vessel landed them at Falmouth. Ii
j. probable that all the oificersand ere W.
except the five persons above mentioned
and two landed at Falmouth by the steam
ship Horse Guards were all lost.
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sullivan

Sullivan.
Mr.. Saml n. Bragdon of Sullivan,
planted last spring I l-2 lbs. of Comptons
Surprise Potatoes Qour potatOes) and
raised four and one half bushels, of nice
potatoes. "a
BYRON NJ. wELcH.-The subject Of this
brief notice, died at sullivan the 18th inst,
aged about 30 years. The writer Of this has
waited, hoping that some sbler pen might do
justice to the many good qualities Of the de-
ceased, and pay that tribute Of respect which
seems to be due to his virtues. am free to
confess in the outset, that am not one of those
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To THE New York Agency Of the Public
Library CT Kentucky Git Concerts sold three
thousand tickets for the November drawing on
Saturday, August 70. This!is the largest num-
bur ever sold. two thousand being the other
big day. These Gin Concerts are 80 sol,dly
endorsed that the public have land JUSTIFY per-
fed confidence in them. The lucky person who
gets the capital prize Of S2500Oo will have n
good thing fit.
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DIE ID.

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age must be paid for.
Ellsworth-2lst inst, Mrs. Mary 7. Brim.
mer, aged s. years.
Sullivan-24th inst, Jennie s.. youngest
daughter Of Charles W. and Rebecca A. Con-
ners, aged years, and months.
Dear Jennie lie from our household gone,
A voice we loved Is stilled,
A place is vacant from our hearth,
Which never can be filed.
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Vessel Aground

EAsTPoRT, Oct. -.
schooner John Tyler of Calais, from
Boston, with goods for merchants of Cal.
ais' grounded in the narrows off Lubec
last night, sprung aleak, and filed. The
John Tyler" had taken in lot of lime at
Rockiand, which took fire when She filled.
The damage has Lot yet been estimated.
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Business Notices.
Mortality prevented.

IL would be moderate estimate 10 place
the number Of cases in which Consumption is
prevented by the timely use OF HALE's Hon
Ky OF HoREHoCSD AND TAR, at ten thous-
and per annum. No cough. cold. bronchial an
ection, sore throat, or other ailment of the or
gans OF expiration can ever degenerate into a
mortal diseaae. If this palatable and absolute ~
infalible specific be taken in time and long
enough perseyeredi in.
PIXIES TooTH-ACHE DRoPs-Cure in one
minute.
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Strike Of Factory Operatives.

-NVItW INIi, NOUN.. OCT. 2.
The Mule Spinners. in the Baltic mills.
belonging to the Sprague estate. refused
to accede to the proposed reduction of
wages 10 per cent. running on full time.
and have struck. The mill has, conse-
qaently. shut down, and unless the spin
hers accede in short time, new hands
Will De employed
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Mayor HavemeYer Declines.

NEW YORK. Oct. y.
Ma'or Havemeyer, to-day, in a long let
ter 10 the chairman OF the Executive Com.
mittee of the so-called Peoples Party, de-
clined the nomination tor Mayor.
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State V. Michael Hurley
Oct. &c

''"'e '. hlcnacl Hurley.
Complaint for assault and battery on one
Mullen. Plea, Not Guilty. On trial found
Guilty, and fined el0 and costs. The evidence
disclosed the fact. that the Resp'd't sold Null
len intoxicating liquor, and then committed
the assault complained OF. The Court remarked
on imposing sentence, that for a double crimi-
nal like Hurley, he only regretted that it was
not within his jurisdiction to fine him $50 in
stead OF So the limit of the law. Appealed
State '. Michael Hurley.
Complaint for single sale of intoxicating
liquor. Plea. Not Guilty. On trial found
Guilty, and fined $50 and costs, from which
sentence Resp'd't appealed.
Emery for State. Redman for Resp'dt.
State v. Michael Hurley.
Complaint for single sale of liquor 10 Mike
Mullen. Plea. Not Guilty. On trial found
Guilty. and fined $50 and costs. Appealed
Same counsel.
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A Man in Ruins.-One of the saddest specta.
clee in the world Is human being shattered
aud broken down by the use OF ardent spirits.
But the damage may be repaired. the ruin
restored to perfect soundness.by a course OF
that most powerful Of all invigorants, DIR.
WALKERS VINEGAR BITTERs. Beware OF
those ''tonics'' Of which rum Is an element.
They aggrsvate disease and promote decay.
AVA
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Foreign Ports.
At Baracos.-Aug 5, sch Laura A Webb.
Hatch. for n York.
At Barbadoes-l0th inst, schs Nellie Scott.
Milan, fm Norfolk. ar 3D.. disg; Light of the
East. Harper, ar 8, do.
Sagua-Ar 3D. inst. II Blaisdell, Smith,
Philadelphia.
Charlottetown, P Z I-Ar 9th inst, sch Olive
Haywood, HutchiDgs. Boston.
AT Rio JsneriO-24th ult, bark Megunticook,
Hemingway, unc.
Girgenii-Sld Oct brig Golconda. Lord, for
United States.
Malaga-Cld ID inst. sch Mary Lord, Lord.
New York.
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t.Ould.b0rO.

LAUNCHED.-0ct. 18th. by ;. l.. Tracy, Il
fine three masted schooner. called Vineyard"
2la.S6 tons. OF fine model and finish. and will
be commanded by f. c. Rosebrook Of Gram
berry Isle.
A correspondent sends Us the following ::
soon after the battle of Waterloo. there caine
Ia Gould,boro from the English army Mr..
Met alob. He was an inyeterate chcwer of
tobacco. and would not desst even during the
hours of sleep. lie would remove his quid 10
the window sill and after a short nap re-mouth
the monstrous morsel. one night at Esq.
Hilrs, McCaleb had Patrick for bed-fellow.
During the night. Patrick was awakened by an
unusual noise. occasioned by the proftse en-
pectoration OF McCaleb upon the floor
"Meester McCaleb.- said Patrick. 1.-THE ovid
woman will gowel We weel. if We be,laub the
flurc wi tihaccy juice" 'Ye may wcel saw
that" replied McCaleb. "but il was nae that
at all" msreaehed the tibaccy. and ji- scooped
creamercroneher.' (caterpillar.1 W.
Hon. Lewis Barker and Seth l.. Milf
KEN are in New York speaking at political
meetings. and in Massachusetts, Messrs.
niaipa Ervn aud Co, yIntf
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PORTLAND. oc'

PORTLAND. Oct. -.
The Argus states that the house. barn
and oulbuildings of Joseph Perry, at Scar
h"To, were burned last night, with their
contents. Mrs. Perry was Obliged to
lu~p from window to save herself Loss.
$500; insurance. 5000.
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4 Book for Escrybody.

Tho Peabody Institute has also just published
a new book treating exclusively Of NERvOU~
MENTAL DISEASES, more than two hundred
royal octave pages, twenty elegant engray ing
bound in substantial muslin. price ~.
Either OF the above books are sent By mail To-
any part of the world closely sealed. postage
paid, on receipt of price OR all three books sent
to one address at the same time on receipt Of
only e.. Here Is offered over eight hundred and
mtg pages OF the aLlcst ami best printed and
bound popular medical science and literature on
subjects Of vital importance to all, Tor only 81
barely enough TO pay Tor mailing Ii should be
borne in mind that these great Medical Works are
published by the Peabody Medical Gnssis.
ute, an hOnored institute, established with Large
funds Tor the sole purpose OF dong gooi.
These beyond al comparison, the most ex.
iraordinary works on Physiology ever published
There is nothing whatever that the Married or
single OF either sex either require or wish to
know. but what is fully explained and many mat
Iers OF the most important ana nleres sting charac.
ter are introduced. to whc. no allusion can be
found in any other works in our language All
the New Discoveries o. the author, whose ex
perlence is such probably never before lcll TO
the lot oil any man, are given in tuI. No person
should be without these valuable books. The
press throughout the country, the clergy and the
medical faculty generally mighty extol these ex.
traordinary AMI useful works. The most iastidi-
Gus may read them.
Address the PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE
ton, Mass.
NIB. The author and consulting physician
can be consulted on all OF the above named is
eases, and all diseases requiring SKILL A>DLx-
PEBIESCE. lyri3 a
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By TELEGRAPH.
special Dispatches to the Ellsworth American. j
Launch.

BELFAST. Oct. ~.
Launched al Stockton from the yard of
Henry ). Staples. bark "Elmiranda.~ 600
tons. and owned by the builder and others.
to be commanded by Capt. Henry S. Slap
les.
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No. Bluehili.

SUCCESSFUL sCRGERY.-A few weeks ago.
DRs. HOMER. FULTON, and Mrs. DIR. FULTON
successfully removed a large tumor from the
chest of Mrs. Amos Wescott. North Bluehill.
We are informed that Mrs. W. has rapidly re-
covered from this intricate operation, and is
now able 10 assume the duties of her house
again.
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The Weather.
" Az DEPARTMENT

" AR DEPARTMENT.
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON. ID. C. Oct. y, /. AN.
PT05dJauios.
For the Middle States and New England.
rising barometer, north east to north west
winds, cooler, clear and clearing weather
followed in the evening Icy partial cloudi-
ness in the western part ofthe former
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Ellsworth Police Court.
PETERS, JUDGE.
flfsr p-D
ON-s -
Wiswell for Den.
State V. Edward Iat,Iin

state V. Edward Lafiiin.
Complaint for intoxication. Plea. Guilty.
Fined - and costs. which were paid and
Resp'd't discharged.
State V. Michael Mcneil
Complaint for intoxication and disturbing
the peace. Plea, Guilty. Fined $40 and costs ;
paid and discharged.
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At Court of Probate holden at Ellsworth within
and for the County of Hancock, on the LIST We'd
nesday of Sept. A ID. 1874.
A BBY MOORE, Admr'X of the Estate OF James
n G. Moore, late OF Waltham, in said County
deceased. having presented her second account Of
Administration upon said estate tor Probate:
ORDERED-That the SAID Admrx 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
10 Ellsworth, that they may appear at a Probate
Court to be holden at Ellsworth, on the LIST Wednes
day OF Dec. next at ten OF the clock in the FORE
noon, and shew cause, If any they have why the
same should not be allowed.
SWAP PARKER TUCK ,Jndpe
A true COpy-Atfest: GEO. A. DYER Register
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City and County.
Religious Services !. this City each Sunday.

CoNGRRG ATIoNAL.-Sa Sabbath school at 10 30
A NJ. Preaching at Is and u Z. NJ.
RAPTIsT.-Preaching at 10: 80 4. NJ and =.
=. NJ. Sabbath School Immediately following
the forenoon service.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. School at 10 80 A. NJ.
Preaching At , Is and q 2. NJ.
CATHoLIC.-Preachiugt twice a month at l05
O'Clock 4. NJ. Sabbath School at T. NJ
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Entitled. SEXUAL PHYSIOLOGY OF WOMAN,
AND HER DISEASES; or Woman treated OF
PhysioiOgcally and PatholoSical.y, in health and
disease, from Infancy 10 Old Age, with elegant
Illustrative Engrasings. - pages bound IN
beautiful French cloth. With the very br,, pre-
scrIpllnns Tor NAIILnL. dL-ra-n-- HLL-l N
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West Trenton.
-DR. HOMER. delivered very instructive
lecture TO large audience at Union Hall. Mon
day evening. The people wish it was conven-
lent for him TO favor them with full course.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby give public notice
i to all concerned, that he has been duly APP
pointed and has taken upon himself the trust
Of an administrator of the estate of
WILLIAM ROBERTS, late Of Mt. Desert,
IN the County OF HancocS. deceased, by giving
bond as the law directs: he therefore requests
all persons who are indebted to the said de.
ceased's estate, to make immediate payment, and
those who have any demands thereon, to
exhibit the same for payment.
+. b. ROBERTs.
Aug. 5th, 1874. 3wA4
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There is considerable religious inter-
est manifested at this place. and many
converts are being made.
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Ellsworth-24th inst, by Rev. X. V. d. Gar
retson, Mr.. Edward A. Hopkins and Miss
Zillie X. Mcfarland, both Of Trenton.
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Walfisans.

/ The ladies of the Waltham Sewing
circle will hold fair, levee and dance on
! Friday evening next.
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asuine.
West Trenton.

The erection of large summer hotel
at Castine is rumored.
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A pair of GOLD. ND " ED EIE.GL -.
~ -. on the rnad between Winter lIarbar 4
Ellsworth, or at Ellsworth. Whoever will return
them to the subscriber or tile American ONCE
shall be suitably rewarded.
CURTIS STEyFNs,
October 49, 1874. 2wtg.
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A. W. Greely's, and j. A. Hale's stores.
Secure reserved seats early. The follow

iSeSi'eu sea'S ea'y. Inc 1oiioW-
ing is the
PROGRAMME
PART l.
l. Observation-Disclosures. ..AscHsR.
Mrs. Jewell.
2. Quartette.-"Brook Miller Song"
Penobscot Quartette
3 song-"Deep in this poor Heart"
Miss WILEY.
T. Violin solo.-"SiNth Air Varie 81 BrRror.
Mr.. Andrews
s. song.-"My White Rose. GRAY.
Mrs Wasgait
g. Duett--"on Messy Banks" ..cILBrRT.
Miss Wiley and Mr.. Holden.
PART II.
!. DuetL-Piano and Violin.
....:... Selection from Opera somnambula.
> song Mr. ,.r: Jewell and Mr. Andrews:
ie"ife Nj. i WHEY DIZZY b'ok'
3. Quartette.-"C unto me
Penobscot Quartette
song with Violin obligato.
Miss Wiley and Mr.. Andrews.
D. >ong.-Selected.
Mr.. wasgatt
Il. DUett.-selecied ................,..
Miss Wiley and Mrs. Wasgatt
q 7hl-efefe, '-...-.-...........II TROy AIoKF,
Miss Wiley and the ouartetfe.
The concert given by Messrs. MAYNARD a.
llaiton last Thursday evening, wac. as far as
The excellence of the music was concerned. "A
success. and, although the hall was not a. full
a 1t should have been, they were listened to by
an apprcciatye audience. These gentlemen
stand very high a. singers and musicians. and
" wherever they have sung. have been well
spoken of both by the press and the public.
In the course of a few weeks. Messr>. MAYNARD
Hatton intend giving another concert. and
Ne hope they may receive. a. they deserve.
full house.
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PARKER Tuck, Judge.
Attest .-GEo. \. DYER. Register. JwIi'
y true copy-AtIe-t GEO. \. by Err. Register.


TO The Hon. Judge OF Probate Tor the County
ol II tucoek
1Ht- 'hdtrs ghed, idow q iiliam 4. Colt,
iIte Of GRAND, IN said county deceased
respectfully represents, that saId deceased died
possessed Of personal estate, an inventory ct
which has been duly returned into The Probate
Office that her circumstances render it necessary
that -he should have more oil said personal estate
thaH she ! entitled TO on distribution the rcoi
that she has minor child wen SearS old de-
pending on her Tor support she therefore pruy.
that your Honor Womb grant her such allow aucc
out OF -AkI personal estate as in your discretion
ttu may determine necessary and proper flr her
support aud maintenance, amt also the appoint
mebt oi tnuni- si"ncrs 10 set out her do ser ia
the real estate Of her said husband.
HANSON {. Corr
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Commissioners Notice

Commissioners Notice.
THE undersigned having been appointed by the
Hon. Judge of Probate for the County of
Hancock. on the End Wednesday in Oct. 1874
commissioners to receive and examine the claims
OF creditors against the estate of John O'Conners
late OF fremont in said County. deceased, repres
eDted insolvent, hereby give notice that ksix
months from the date of said appoin tnent as oil
lowed to said creditors, in which to present ami
prove their claims, and that they will be in ses-
sion at the store Of 5. w. Herrick, in said Ire
mont on Wednesday Nov. 25th, 1874, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ and on Wednesday Jan. 27th, 1875, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, tor the purpose OF receiving the
same.
W. w. A. HEATH. {
SwA EBEN FERNALD LON rs.
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THE SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public notice
i to all concerned that he has been duly ap.
pointed, and has taken upon himself the trust Of
an administrator OF the estate of
ABBIE 5. GRlSDAL. late OF Penobscot, in the
County of Hancock, widow deceased, by giving
bond the law directs; he therefore
requests all persons who indebted to the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment,
and those who have any demands thereon, to ex
hibt the same tor payment.
LEVI STAPLES.
Sept 18th, is1i. 3w4s
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NIIcsl. btO. \. UNtr, KtGlsICI.
a tue copy, Attest Geo. 4. Dyer, Register.

At a court Of Probate holden IA Ellsworth v i;h-
IN and for the County of Hancock, on the .d
Wednesday OF Oct. a. ID. Is1i
n '. MILLS, Guardian of Hattie A. Douglass
VI, and ais, minor heirs of Joseph Douglas,
late OF Brooksvile, in said county deceased, hay.
ing presented his first account OF Guardians ship
upon SAID estate for PTObate
oKpEKED-Ihat sait Guar. give notice thereof
to all persons interested, by causing copy OF this
order To he published three weeks succes-iyely in
the Ellsworth American, printed at Ellsworth
that they may appear at a Probate Court 10 be
nesday oil Dec. next, at ten OF the clock in the
forenoon, ami shcw cause, if any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
3w4i- PARhER TUCK, Judge.
tue copy-A.test: GEO. A, DYER. Reg'r
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STATE OF MAINE.
ItNtpC X Al "A Con ri OF proiata a.

HANCOCK. ss-tt a Gou ri OF Probate, October
Term, AID, iSii
Upon the foregoing petition, ORDERED - That
-aid petitioner give public notice 10 all persons
Interested. BY causing copy of the petition anI
TINS order thereon, t. be published three weeks
successfully In the Ellsworth American, news
paper published IN Ellsworth satd County,
that they may appear at Court OF Probate for
SAID County. to be held at Ellsworth on the 1T
Wednesday of Dec. next at ten OF The clock IN the
forenoon, aud slew cause, II any they have, why
The prasc CT Of said petitioner should not BE- grant.
ed.
Tt-,~