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NUMBER 43.

Christlanity-the whole of il. Chris
tlaltlty reveals the fatherhood of God,
ana men want a father. Christianity
reforms society and governments bv re-
forming their constituents. and there j.
not a moral evil from which the world
suffers that i not dcmouSlrablv curablc
by u. II there is any man who cannot
find It's divinity aud its authority il lh,S
fact, we pity his blindness.
We belIe.c that Mr.. Moody has done 4
great deal OF good directly to those who
have come To him Tor Impulse aud in-
slruclion; but the indirect results of his
preaching, upon The Chrisiiun teachers
oi the world, ought to multiply His in.
fuence hundred fold. The simple, vi
ial truth as it is in Jesus Christ. aud not
a. ID is in Moses, or Daniel. or Jeremiah.
OF ANYBODY else, for that matter. is what
the world wants. Aud when the Chris
Ian world gets down to tnat, il will get
- near together that il will be ashamed
OF. and laugh at, its own divisions. II
l. nonsense 10 suppose that the Divine
spirit : any moro willing 10 bless Mr..
Moody work than that Of any other
nam, provided the work done j. the
same. The fact that his work has pros
l'ered more than that of others. proves
simply that IL l. heiter.-ihat Christian
IiN l. preached more purely bv him than
10y Others. 10 becomes religious teach
cf-, then. 10 find out what lie does
preach. aud how he breaches IL. The
work they are now doing j. not suffi-
GENTLY encouraging iu it. e,ulis to war.
ihni them in refusing 10 learn ai one
WHO la- learned what De knows. a. di-
frrflt IS possible, from The great Teach
cFhim>cH. DR. J. g.. Holland: Scrib-
ner i'r November.
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The Ciapp Girls Disappearance-Examis
tion Of the River.

Yesterday Mr.. Chas. Hume and Mr.. Ed.
Getchell made thorough examination Of
the bottom of the river contiguous To the
city wharves. searching frr the missing
Clapp girl, but TIE search was abandoned
as irutless. Several nf the booms have
been eXsrainel with ihr same fruiilrs- re-
suits. VI. Silas ". Wyman A,>t"r,ly
sent word to Capt. Ilnudlet'e oE krh.
mond, asking - have men placed "n tie
look -pui ou The river b. that ittr Pa
siciau> are ~ the opinion thu 1. 90 fiy-r
was chosen a. the place "f -uic.d ~ -ifii
Client iinr ha~ not lap-' u rT th- ft.it.s 80
the body; NJ. the culdnr.- 81 Tht "a Ilrt
would r-ta,d the pruc.-- OF d~c,mIti-i i.'ii
A. a b~,dy la "a. water H. e'.np..-r-. o tii>
NTH ga which csu>rs u G" ui'A" SCOT Il
may "a 30 ah"W o., d.N ,r tao h-.tr-
r'ning q" Ihr -gtiaCr kV,tni.n >tN t...ti
brd.r- alfn"-t o. tauabit suh IT. 4N tu
u. -poi whrTr they 80 d.Au. nf.i Wy
rarely move nrtti II'r process IT ,ie,,,n,.
pU>itinu begins.
Every dan 80 two. new Theory hd~ l,.', "a
advanced rnnc-ruin. The disappearance.
tut -v'r, known theory has it'-'n i"IittN 4
up aud iiualiv -xpl'.l,.i. VIII 9" da, H.
s-i"pr another theory tbs, viii furnish q
tangible clue, 90 must tie pnbhr HuailS
setn. down With To-, distressing idea ih,t
a human being may be hloitrd tnpm exist
rn"e ia our very midst. and DE community
remain a. ignorant 81 the blow thst Tell ~
the are 81 the whereabouts Of ihr Irn,r
body that ha> suddenly vanished fr"m
their sigh.
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SptfiaI 1otifts.
CoNsUMPrI on, CAN BE CURED.

SCHENCK's PULMoSiC SYRUP,
SCHENCR'S SEA WEED Tonic
SCHESCK's MANDRAKE PILLS.
Are the only medicines that will cure Pull
monary Consumption.
Frequently, medicines that will stop "A cough
will occasion the death OF the patient: they
lock up the liver, stop the circulation of the
blood, hemorrhage follows, and in fact, they
clog the action of the very organs that caused
the cough
Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia are the causes
OF two-thrds OF the cases OF Consumption
Many persons complain of dull pain in the
side, constipation. coated tongue. pain in the
shouider-hlade, feelings OF drowsIness and rest,
lesSness, the 10 cd lying heavily on the stomach
accompanied with AGILITY and beching up Of
wind.
These symptoms usually originate from a
di,oTdered condition OF the stomach or 4 torpid
liver
heavy colds, and if the cough In these cases be
suddenly checked, will mud the stomach and
h'er elogged, Remaining torpid and inactive
and almost before they are aware The lungs are
mass OF sores, and liberated, the result Of
which i death.
SehencA's Pulmonic Syrup is an expectorant
which does not contain opium or any thing cal
eulated to check cough suddenly.
Schenek's sea Weed Tonic dissolyes the food
mixes with the gastric juices Of the stomach
aids digestion. and creates ravenous anne,
lite. rf
When the bowels are costive. skin sallow, or
the symptoms otherwise of bilious tendance
Sehenek's Mandrake Pills are required.
These medielnes are prepared only BY
j. Il. SCHENCk 4 Son.
\. 4. corner Sixth and Arch SITS. Pbila
ana are Tor sale by all druggists and de aler.
4w 40
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General News.
The lsnsmsid Murder.
IA PAGE sTIEMPTs TO FIRE THE JAIL
MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST HIM

Ia PAGE srTEMPTs TO FIRE THE JAIL
MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST HIM.
CONCORD. Oct. 23.-La Page was visited
this afternoon by ;he jailOr, who found Sc
erected between his shirt aud under-hirt.
o>e up under the arm. one of the iron
braces of hi bed. lie had knife of a
piece OF hoop lion iron taken from The bed
frame. The mattress to his bed was made
Of excelsior. aud he had considerable
quantity Of this stuffed in the ventilating
fiue of the cell. During the forenoon he
tried to obtain matches from the prisoners
near him TO set ii on fire. 1t is supposed
he intended to raise fire alarm and when
his coll was opened make his escape by
forcing his way with the iron brace or
knife,
Ii has been rumored that the missing
parts of the body of Josie Lanmad were
found at late hour this afternoon, but the
story is denied.
In search made this afternoon in La.
Pages house, it is said the officers found
evidence damaging to La Page, but they
are very reticent as To what IL is.
RUNoBED CONFESSION OF LA PAGE
CONCORD. Oct 2t.-Detctiyes have been
with La Page nearly all day taking his
statement through an Interpreter. IL Is
understood they have In their possession
facts of most important character to i'm
plicate him in the Pembroke murder. A
detective stated this evening that he had
made some sort of confession. but he de-
clined TO state what it was. Three girls
from Suncook positively identified L. Page
as the man who had chased them on sew
eral occasions. On the Saturday before
the murder. Mr.. and Mrs. Hiram TOwle Of
Pembroke, were riding along about so rods
from where the murder occurred. when
they met a man carrying club, such as
was found near the scene of the murder,
and they identified La Page as the man
they met. The detectives express q de-
clded opinion that La Page is guilty of the
Pembroke murder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28

The first ofthe Moody and Sankev Ieviv-
al services were held nj the Brooklyn Rink
Sunday morning. commencing at 20 and
terminating AT 10 o'clock. Fully 5000 per
sons were waiting for the doors u open,
and when the services commenced the i'm
mense buildin. was filcd throughout Mr..
Moody taking his plsce on the rosirum at
the -dse of large platform cnntatnin.
chorus OF go. openedihe services hv an-
nnuucing the hymn commencing. n, ice
aud he glad. the Redeem has "tnr."
which was given with imposing effect by
the chorus and congregation. Rev. Dr.
Buddngton then prayed NJ .onsi,l,i able
length snd With much ietvor. Nj Sai key
then called on the people 10 sing E-s'tilV
the la TIM. Lord. | hear Of showers II
blessings The singing by nearly 10 Ooo
voices Was magnificent. Sankeg accnu-
panied "n the harniobic"n Mood, then
rad from the 18Th chapter OF Numbers.
Fiji. wa> followed 10y Sankr, s1gins
alone. ''iiaTk. the voice oi Jesus 90, il..
who wills go aud work to-day" M1dV
then delivered discourse "n the text read
lie spoS" la a conversational way -,uu~-
umr> humorous. sometimes impa--inncd
and always rapidly. Ia conc u. ION hr a,l-
Vi>ed THAI all Discussions should b. shan-
doncd. aud all church hszars antl every
ga, devote himself hra.iiiv q, th,. work
Sankey ih~n sang. Only an armor b-ir "
aud the audience sang the chorus u WA
then snus ubced ihst every uight durn.
the week. except saturday. there ~ntHd
be = service At the rink. commencins ~ Z
O'Clock aud every morniug \ prayer ucct-
ins ~ Talmagr's Tabernacle
Al afternoon .ervicc was held a.
O'Clock. The buil,liag .ws> Packed with
people. while at least 500 were unable to
gain admittancc. Two churches In the i'm
mediate neighborhood had been thrown
Open, aud Mr.. Sankey visited each Of them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28

''PILLERI>". They were coming down
from Saginaw on the boat, and, as = swell
rocked The steamer, the young lady scream
ed out and crawled around until she seized
the young mans arm. "PIiier yer head
right here. susan" he exclaimed. patting
his heart with one hand and slipping the
other round her waist. ''Wnen fellow
loves a girl as love you, he could take
her on his back and swim eighteen miles
in bee line, and then 90 home and hoe
corn till shutdown. Piler yer head right
here my love. and il she rains. and halls
and thunders blue blazes, don't YOU squeal
one squeal." Are you safe?" she trem-
blingly inquired. Safe as a COW tied to
brick wall eighteen feet thick, my love,
Just lean right over here, shut your pear.y
eyes. aud feel "a contented a ye set on
the top rail OF the pas,ur' fence. wsitin' fur
a TN ptddler 10 arroye In sight She
,'plllered. and every body remarked that
lie looked Ike hero.
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w HEREA>, Henry Tory of Deer I-lr II ~.
w County 81 Hancock sud state Of MaiIe .
The 10Th day Of beccn Der, \. u. lsal, as biz &c.,.
gage deed OF that date. convey Ell 3D. Zee a..
aiorc-Aid. The following described Real - no.
situated IN said Deer l-lc. and bounded a- ..
lows - Beginning at the Cuuuty road ct .hc
tance of i've and three fourths rods on BOD.
North eleven degrees East from The NuE,hW'-
corner Of the house belonging to the estate o.
WIN, scott, late OF Deer lila Aforesaid, Ali ,s.l
pi q Al the time sad mortgage deed was gwen +.
William :. Green. thence East eleven degree
Soulh Jour rods; hence North eleven GcelHs
East three and one han TOas thence West tu.
degrees North four rods 10 the touniy road
the &c sOutheriy by SAID road to the place Of Boz
ginning, together r It'll The buildings thereon
serving theTciTOm To Pear. Spofford and his he
the above premises with teams, carriages and OF
erWIsc. And also one other Tot or par eel OF La
situated in SAID Deer Isle, and bounded a. l..
lows to wlt:-BcgInnIng 1t the Southwest CON.
Of the premises occupied by VIM ; Green al a
fence, thence North eleven degrees East, iy f.,
house lot OF the said Johnson two rods ana D. .,
and one-thIrd feet to stake and stones, on r.,
line Of Pearl SpOford's land. thence East f..i
degrees West, by land OF said Spofford about re-.
en- rods To Land OF r. +. SpoGord thence sos
TOUR degrees West, by land OF +. +. ~toforB ta.
rods ana nine and One-third feet TO land OF re-.
land Of said Sponord and land occupied Hl
W lillian ;. Green, 10 the p.a,e OF begin
Mug A. containing in both lots lhIrty-tw1 ry'-
more or les. And uhereas, the condition -a i
mortgage ha- been broken; now therefore I, q "
MORTGAGE above named, claim a force O-urt Of
The above described premises and publish this UJ-
tice in the manner prescribed b. law for the pgr-
pose Of commencing such foreclosure.
JOHN =. JOHNSON Mortgage
BY his Ail}-. WISWELL Il WIswELL aA4s
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28

Ohio papers print the complete vote Of
that State AZ the late election. for Hayes
and Allen. the figures being official. as re-
sorted 10 the Secretary OF state. from all
but eleven counties. and from these the re-
port. have been sent TO the Republican
state Committees by the local committees.
acting under instructions 10 copy from the
official records OF the several counties.
The total vote : unprecedented. hging 500
U79. of which Gen. Hayes has 291.sl3 and
Allen 232 .2G4. making Gov. Hayes MAORI
" 5.5i9. About one thousand addition
al votes were cast for the Prohibition can
didate. The largest vote ever cast in Ohio
previously was for President in lS12.
when the aggregate was 529 ,436
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28

The Female Orphan Asylum at Port
land has just closed its 47th year. At pres
ent there aer "a children. nearly all orphans
OF age. During the last year y children
have been received and Ii have left, Ii be-
ing adopted in christian families. 1t is an
admirable. benevolent institution, and
ought to be literally endowed and encour-
aged BY the good people of Portland, and
of Cumberland county. The state gave it
81. 900 last winter.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28

OF CorRsE.-"This is the deaf man ,eh r.
inquired the court. As the last prisoner
came out. Then raising his voice, he
asked
Guilty or not guilty.
The man held his hand up TO his ear ana
replied:
'1oy'll have TO talk up loud"
Guilty or not?' yelled the court.
You'll have to speak up" replied the
man.
Come here" called the court, crooking
his finger.
Getting the prisoner where he gould yell
In his ear, he continued:
Il can't fool around and bnrst a blood
vessel by straining my voice! Get out O.
here!"
'Of course-of course" replied the man,
and he got.
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GLOUCESTER, Mass. Oct. % -Aa at
tempt was made 10 assassiuate Fitz j. Bah
son. Collector of the Port OF Gloucester,
last evening, while standing in front of his
residence on Washington street, convers-
ing with two gentlemen.
Therburn Morrey, formerly employed
a janitor at the Custom House, Used by
sd remarked. "Oh. you have got your
body guard with you. I'll Tx you yet"
When about twenty feet from Mr.. Bah
son he took revolver out and fired, but
missed his mark. Morrey, it is said. has
threatened Mr.. Babson's life, and that he
will yet finish bin.
He was before Judge Davis this forenoon
and was held in 5000 bonds for his APP
pearance next Wednesday.
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Hanger ilatris on Fire.

TWO ,INGIL LAR FIEEs WITHIN FEW
HOURS CONSIDERABLE ALARM. But No 81
gipUs DAMAGE-INCENDIARis SUSPECTED
BANGOR, 2lst.,-3 ;O5 +. NJ.
Within twelve hours. TO-DAY, fires have
broken out in rwo of the hotels in Bangor
which might easily haved proved Disaster
Gus. Between three aud four A. NJ a fire
was discovered IN the kitchen on the
ground floor of the Bangor house. aud an
alarm brought out a great crowd. The
guests were considerably frightened. and
some moved their effects. The fire de-
partment was promptly on hand, and the
fire was extinguished without serious dam
age. although the hotel had a narrow es-
cape. The origin Of the fire is unknown. rs
II was remote from tho range OF any lights.
At L. NJ. analarm announced a fire In the
Franklin House, and large concourse
gathered in the vicinity The fire oSigina-
ted iH an unused room on the third floor.
and was extinguishcd without serious
damage by lire or water. The cause OF
the fire Is a mystery, and inccndiarlsm /,
suspected At the Bangor House fire
Chief Engineer Low was accidentally
struck In the face by stream of water
from the steamer hose, Knocked down, and
severely bruised.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28

bers OF the Freshman class was compelled
to leave last week because Of ill-healih.
The public defamation ofthe Sophomore
class takes place this "Wednesday even
ing at the Chapel. That Of the Junior
class occurs on wednesday evening OF
next week.
IL is said that the catalogues Of the Uni
yersi'y will be ready for distribution this
week. W. Al
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CoLuMBCs. ONO, Oct. Is Returns have
hecn received from all the counties of the
State, which are considered rs correct ms
can be obtained until the official returns
are received by the secretary OF State.
These show Hayes's majority in the State
10 be i753. The official returns may vary
this count by 800 either way. The republi-
cans have a majority OF Il in the house OF
representatives., and three majority Ger
tainiy. and possibly four, In the senate
The balance Of the republican State ticket
is probably elected, but the official returns
must decide their respective majorities.
The interest In the election has remained
ut fever heat until the returns from Wood
county to-day settled the political complex
ion of the senate.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28

At the inquest held over the bodies oil
Greenleaf Tracy and Mary Walton, at Aer-
Ger, SATURDAY.. the verdict was: That
Mary Walton way killed instantly while
sitting IN her door, by q shot IN the left
breast, caused by the discharge OF = gun
wilfully and msliciously fred by Green
lief Tracy. That Tracy was Killed by .
shot in the throat, wilfully aud Intentional.
ly fred by his own hand, while half sitting
with his back leaning against q Tree and
his feet braced against another In the
woods on his fathers farm"
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Failures in the Tinted sters. for nine Month.

Dun Barl.w ~ cos quarterly report
shows that the failures in the United States
during the past nine months were 1854.
with liabilities OF Sl3l.l12-j SOB. OF these
there were III ia Connecticut, with liahli-
ties of s. 35S $50 80 in Maine. with labi.i-
ties of S91i 0Ul: 5Gi Ia Massachusetts
with liabilities Of SIS .G4> 81; .. In New
Hampshire. with liabiliiic. OF $3.50 $50; -
in Rhode Island with liabiii OF $685.
5al: 49in Vermont. with liabiliiie. OF STA
800; $40 ia New York city, with liabilities
u s&l go $50.
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Correspondence.
Letter from Boston.

Prom cur Boston Correspondent
BOsToN. Oct. -.
We are having i beautiful autuns. The
nights and mornings are slightly chilly,
bat there is very little to remind one that
winter with its sharp, keen air and snow
bound hills, is 50 close upon Us. 1t is a
genial balmy season, and bountitul nature
was never more lavish with her rare beau
ties. The banks Of rivers. the fields and
hills are still carpeted with the green vel
vety grass. though Jack Frost has made a
few flying visits, and with the SUI has
helped TO paint a most beautiful picture.
The forests are gorgeous in their lovely
tints OF red, green aud yellow. Every leaf
and vine is colored and shaded most deli
cately. But, although the season is a most
enjoyable one, cooler weather is anxiously
looked for, as being conducive to the in
terests of business which are very dull at
the present time.
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Notice of Forecl osure

WHEREAS Caleb. A. Pray OF TcnobScot IN the
W County Of Hancock and state 81 Maine. uu
the .1th day Of FEB 4. u. lN5. by his deed Of
mortgage o. that date duly executed and record
Ell ia Hancock Registry, vol lI1 uagr on. con
veycd t" the undersigned the premises desert bci
IN sad deed. and whereas the conditions of -arl
mortgage having been bro Ken. claim thr rgtt
TO ipTcclose the same, and give tiIs notice Tor
that purpose.
WILLIAM TEFkINS
Pcnobscot. oct. 70. is-j. Ia4l'
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pl virtue of a license from the Hon. John ;
- Godfrey, Judge of Probate for the COUNTY d"
Penobscot. granted on the last Tuesday OF Az
store OF the late Winfield ). Wilson, in Brewer
IN said Coun y, on SATURDAY. the Both day oi pr
tober next at O'Clock in the afternoon, me i''
lowing real estate of The estate OF the aid u
field ;. Wilson, situate in Hancock County, ~ "
state of Maine viz Being one-eighth Of cera!A
land sItrare in the town OF Amherst. being III nan
cock County of tract of land estimated to contain
hily.six hundred and eighty acres, being saiAe
conveyed to a said Wilson by Geo. ). b"'
man, by deed dated August $, Is7l, and rec,
Orded in Hancock Registry of DEEDS, Vol. -
Page JOSEPH OAKEs,
Admir- Of the estate OF Winfield > wilson.
f. b PArTEN, AucliOneer.
Brewer, Sept. 18th, ls.5. 6"s'
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knowledge is power. She was from
the city and was enjoying breakfast OF
feed tripe, when she looked up and shot
this question into a gentleman sitting oppo.
site-'What nice tripe you have down this
way; do you catch 1t 10 your river?" and
he gave start and swallowed mouthiul
OF hot coffee which choked him 90 that he
was obliged to leave the table without an
swering her Belfast Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1875-10-28

Maine State College OF Agriculture and
the Mechanic Arts. OrOno Maine. The
College is in a fieurishing condition. The
whole number OF students is lis, juniors
20, seniors 80, sophomores %. freshmen
81. special course 5. Among these We no.
tice several from our County.
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Treasurer's Sala.
STATE or MAlSE. Ht>CO,K So
County I Trr-uTcf'- Dfire.

STATE OF MAlSE. Ht>Co,K So
County Treasurer bGire.
Ellsworth. brtunrr 18th i>7J
n accordance with he Revised statutes ut the
STATE OF Maine, Cha pier .. section s.. the lol-
lowing described llnd. or much Of chem a.
may br necessary - pay taxes. interest. aud
cOst.. tthe owners being unkuuN % VIA be Did
al public augttaf. t. ne Ai CHEST bidder. at the
County lTca-urvr's OHicc, ~ Ei.wulh, IN sat
urday. thy 2Jth day ct December next. az 10
O'Clock IN Ga" forenoon. for tANr+ GuI. ~-s-<et
by the County Comm .ioucfs and remaining due
ana dnpAiJ. u WI
Of Land Acres. Tax. Assr.sa.'.. Pasment.
T'wush'p No. =
50. Dtv. .e~5 ss7.n Dec y = ser, Is, IS
T'nsh up No. -. s,s-J " 81
LUTHER LORD
3w4J County Treas.
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Cbr ELLSWORTH Amrrifan.

rtH.....t ree-y Thursday Morning a. Caotai-
t..as .-ueft4. Ne. rs IlIE HANOI n
.tfi q - ~ EifsiilNS COMPANY.
ffr rfrus- 4 81. see nrst page
49, 80 ftTrtN1iLi. \ 90. ~ state stree
8 -..a. 2. Pare i.Ha. Nta ORR. aud sgl Chestnut
r.. 2 .-atsI rs ID are nnr 4 snt- Tor procuring
FL .s-..-e. .raI- far the ANELftAN "a the shove
4I.r .-ltcI L. contract f1r Adyrrtising
#er-s .tss.
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The criminal actions against TIlton
and Moulton hSve cone to an end. the in
dictments being abandoned by District At
torney Britton. there is little probability
that the Beeeher scandal will ever come
before the public again. Moulton Ii very
much disappointed, as he hoped the case
would be tried SO that he could vindicate
himself.
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commissioners Notice.

wk the subscribers. having b cen appointed BY
W the Hon Parker Tuck, Judge OF Probate iuf
the County Of Hancock, 10 receive and eAamHf
The claims of creditors TO he estate OF PhIaIle
IL. Harden, iale ut Ellsworth deceased, rope
scented Insolvent, do hereby give notice that y
months are allowed to sand creditors to ting 80
and prove their claims and that We shall aifeed
that seTYIce at Tie The Office # Calvin G. PtcA
Esq. In SAID r llswoUth ON the 18th day OF Dtrcn
Der next at 10 u'C lock the orenoOn and a. re
same place On the first Wednesday of IanUaF, ,
February, March and Apnl next, at 10 O'Clock \.
NJ.
ABNO WIswELL,
n. A JOY
Commis siOners.
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