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The wb,r saws that five Bangor young

The Whig SAYS that five Bangor young
men LEFT Wednesday for Denver. Cal.
where they intend to interest themselves N
sheen raising. Four gentleman from Oro-
10 started Tuesday for lower California 10
enter the same business.
The September race meeting OF the
Bangor Tro,ting Park takes place Septeiii-
Il. 10 h. 10Th aud l7th. Twelve hundred
dollars are offered ia premiums, and two
purses will be trotted for on each day.
The old Fourth Maine Veterans held a
lire reunion Mt Brooks on the 18th inst
About 20 we're present. Gen. j. A. Hall
gave "A history III The Reg iment. aud a let
ter WAS read from Gen. Connor Expressing
rvsret on account OF necessary absence anu
advocating the reunion Of all the Maine
egtnienis hext year.
In the Supreme Court ut Bangor FRI
day. Pan2b burn. who murdered his wife ut
Midway. SUNDAY. July 18th. was arraixu-
I'd aud pleaded guilty OF man slaughter.
demanded tor sentence.
AUGUsr-fhe Journal says that Mrs.
Carter, the wife Of Milton Carter OF Bel
ia>t. committed suicide NJ the Insane Hos
pitai la Augusta, on tuesday mor ming. by
strangiing herself with PAIR OF classics
which she had about her person. She was
ComfuUttu 10 tue tusltuNiOu Ou uohuas
g.. Twenty live divorces were obtained AT
the last session at the ). j. CJurI in Au =
Yusta, over twenty beng wives from th Ell r
husbands.
Saturday, the fifth day of the temper
xuce camp. meeting at Old Orchard. large
numbers were present. President Murphy
had charge OF the 8 A. NJ. meeting. which
was oil great interest. la that u number OF
- aLss
Ar 1890 Rev. DIR. Babcock OF Philadelphia.
aud Mrs. Annie Clark Of New York. pre-
sided. At O'Clock "A we'll attended me ct
ing of ladies was held, to forr. u Stale Wo-
maa's Temperance Union. Ii MAS formed.
and officers sers chosen ~ follows: Pres.
ident. Mrs. DIR. 4. 4. Alien, Oreno; Vice
Presidents, Mrs. II. T.. Prentiss. Bangor /:
Mrs. Francis Meads, Biddefor,i; Mrs. Rev.
Asa Dalton. Portland; Mrs. Nelson Ding
ley, IT,. Lewiston; Miss \. Leonard. Mon.
mouth Corresponding Secretary, Miss NJ
Gaines, Sa.o, Recording Secetary. Mrs.
George l.. Taylor. Portland; Treasurer
Mrs. l.. N. y. Stevens, Deering.
The afternoon was given up to reformed
men. and so was exceedingly interesting
and enthusiastic. DIR. II A. Reynolds Of
Bangor and Mrs. Helen 4. Brown of New
York, presided. Amer an explanation In
| relation 10 Reform Clubs and drinking
men. by DIR. Reynolds, aud few words
from Hon. Joshua Nyc. brief and peril.
nemt temperance speeches were made by
c. &. Frost, Z. raintor, Geo. ID. Barnum
Joseph Smith and Calvin Record. 50. OF
Auburn; D. L. Lane aud T.. L. StarDird.
Lewiston; Jordan Rand, Lisbon; Il. )
Kelley, President Winthrop Reform Club
Miss Lucia kimball, Chicago. and ex.Gov-
er nor Perham. The evening meeting was a
genuine temperance Iove-feast, under the
leadership Of President Murphy, and WAS
actively shared in by many reformed men
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A Party With out a Policy.

The Democratic party is unit on one
proposition, Anything to beatthe Repub-
lican party" This accomplished, it will
split on every prominent question. 1t is
made up of ex-Republicans. ex-Liberals.
ex-Whigs, ex-AbolitIonists, and is control
led 10y ex-Rebels. II is safe TO say. that
once invested with the control of the ma
ton, party made up of such discordant
elements would have no settled policy on
which IFS followers could unite. Some
would favor Reputation, others good faith
III maintaining the public credit. Some
would favor the payment Of Southern
State debts. others would oppose it as un-
wise. Some would favor the compensa-
ton OF loyal masters for the loss of their
slaves, others would oppose this as open
ing door for national bankruptcy. With
the Southern wing of Democracy-the
treason of the past would be glorified. The
Northern wing would contain a few Dem
ocrats, bold enough to protest against it.
Some would favor hard money-others an
unlimited supply of paper money. Some
would favor the blotting out of the 18th.
18th. and 18th Amendments. others would
oppose it. Some would favor legislation
that would obstruct Northern enterprise
taking this course TO retaliate for past pun
ishment--others would oppose this. Thus
Democracy would be split In numberless
factions, and the result would be, unwise
legislation, and a weak administration OF
public affairs.
Anything to beat the Republican par
ty." may do as a rallying cry, but no party
can advance the nations welfare on a plat
form so narrow and selfish IS this. Parties
TO win public support. must have well de.
fined principles to present to the people
They must show that they are Influenced
by desire, higher than that OF revenge.
The fortunes of party amount to nothing
with tie people. The fortunes OF ma
ton are what they consider, and the party
that meets their views and obtains their
endorsement must first prove that it is in
fuenced by the purest patriotism and has
within it the power to build up the nation
al welfare. The Republican party can do
this; the Democratic party cannot.-[Re.
public.
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SptfiaI Aotifts.

Many who are suffering from the effect. OF
the warm weather aud debiluat ed are adv ise :,
by ply sicisns 10 take moderate amo unit. of
whiskey two or three times during the day.
In little " lille those who adopt this adyic.
frcque nly increase the number Of drinks
aud in time become confirmed inebria;es. A
beverage which will not create thirst for iptox-
cating liquors, and " hich is intended espec ial-
iy for the benefit OF debilita,ed persons, wheth-
er at home or abroad, is DR.. Schenck's Sea
Weed Tonic. Containing the Juices OF man,
medicinal herbs, this preparation does not ere
ate an appetite for the intoxicating cup. The
nourishns and the life-suppor;ing properties
ofnany valuable natural productions cont aimed
In 1t and we'll known to medical men, have u
most strengthening influence. A single bottle
Of the Tonic will demonstrate its valuable
qualities. For debility arising from sickness.
ove- eNertion or from any cause whatever, a
wineglAssfui Of Sea Weed Tonic taken amer
meals will strengthen the stomach and create
mn appetite for wholesome food To all who
are about leaving their homes, we desire to saw
that the excellent effects Of DR.. Scheock's ses-
sonsbe remedies, Sea Weed Tonic, aud Man.
drake filis,are particu larry evident " hen taken
by those who are injuriously sfec ted
by change OF water and diet. No person
should leave home without taking = supply Of
these safeguards along. For sale by all Drug
gists. 4w3i
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General News.

The Black Hills are said 10 be full of
gold seekers whose success Is unexpected
~ great, II reports are To be believed.
Heavy rain storms last Wednesday
did much damage In Connecticut and West
ern New York.
The Portland Advertiser quotes gold
thus: Green-backs In New York Friday
IS TO IS Is.
Eighty car loads OF peaches arrived In
New York Friday.
Up to Friday It had rained Tor thirty
nine consecutive days at Washington.
The negro scare in Georgia Is said te
have had its origin In an inofYenslve politi-
cal movement.
More white men are now Mt work on
the plantations OF Louisiana than at any
time In the previous history OF the State,
and The crops, II Is said, meyer looked so
we'll.
A child answering the description OF
Charlie Ross, was discovered at SCHUYLER
Falls, last week near PIattsburg. with a
colored family.
The governor OF Tennessee has ap-
pointed b. NJ. Key OF Chattanooga to An
drew Jonson's seat 10 the nafionai Senate.
Miss Eda l.. Howard, formerly a teach
er at Mt. Holyoke Seminary, and recently
connected with the Western Female Sem
mary at Oxford, Ohio. has been selected
as the President of the new Female Col
lege at Wellesley.
Kansas is rejoicing over the largest
and finest crops ever produced in the state.
All the small grain Is secured. and thrash
Ing out larger average yield than was es-
timated. The corn crop will be enormous.
and is now almost mztured.
The Cuban Club OF New York have
started movement to induce the refugee
Cubans In Atlantic ports to become natur-
allied citizens and offer their % 600 votes
TO the party which shall In its foreign poll
cy look most favorably to 1.-The cause OF
Cuban Libre."
Dog days, strictly speaking. extend
FROM the 10Th of July to the 9Th Of Sep
tenber. and it looks ms If we were to have
the full allowance. this year.
George W. Pemberton, confined in
Suffolk Co. Jail. at East Boston, awaiting
execution for the murder of Mrs. Margaret
bingham, stabbed himself 10 four places
Thursday night, with the handle OF spoon
which he had sharpened. He is in a crit
ical condition.
OS'S AALhs mug. ID lut fourier
Journal publishes crop estimates from all
sections of Kentucky and the tobacco
counties OF adjacent States. The largest
tobacco crop ever known was planted but
subsequent misfortunes reduced il pros
pectively to moderate yield. The returns
cover territory which produces about
three-fourths Of the crop OF the United
States. full crop of corn is predicted
Wheat about half to two-thirds rye. about
the same and oats damaged more than any
other crop. The hog crop is large
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State News.

Camp meetings and County Conven.
tons have been in session all over our
State during the whole Of the past week.
The Gardiner Journal says that. o6OO
In liquor fines were paid Into the county
treasury last week by Gardiner parties.
The prospects for the new year ut the
State college at Orono, are very fa.ter-
ing.
They have school houses to let ia Ma
chias.
There Is said TO be $50 pickers' tents
Oh the great Epping Plains, the pickers
gathering the crop Of blueberries.
The shipments Of shoes the past week
from Auburn have been 1873 cases
The Wbig says that two hundred and
thirty men are At work on the Bangor wa
ter works
The PenobscOt Musical Association
will hold its twenty-sieht annual session
In Bangor, Oct. l2th aud 18th, under the
direction Of Prof. W. o. Perkins Of Bos-
ton.
On Thursday at Lisbon Plains, Mr..
Scott Aliens little boy, about three yesrs
ofaxe. WAS caught on . revolving shalt In
the Fsrnsworth WOODEN mill. Reports say
he WAS carried around the SHAH forty or
MY times. One arm was broken, aud
other parts Of his body severely injured,
though to what extent 10 not known ct
present.
The excavations has BEEN made for the
cellar, aud the stOue hauled for the wall
and the fDmndstinm Of the new hospital
building which Is to be built In connection
with the Soldiers Ho0e at Togus, This
was ordered ct the last meeting Of ths
Board Of Manager.
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VOLUME FL.

To the Honorable. the Just ices of the Supreme
.Iudicjai Court next TO be holden At Eilsworsh.
within and Tor the County Of Hancock. oa the
second Tuesday OF April A, d.. $50
% EUBEN II. CRAY, of Penobscot, In said Coua
n ty of Hancock, husband OF Jemima Gray,
snsss rssden s Ssr hs wan married 10 the
said Jemima ON the 30;h day or January A. D..
1850 at Biuehiii, aforesaid, by the Rev wilma"
IL. keiton. that he and hts said vie ihereaiter-
wards and until the soth OF November A. D., 1851.
lived together as hush and and wife Ia said Blue
obha stions, bu, that the said Jemims being
wholly regardless OF the same or about the
drst day OF April ls7o deserted your libeians
aud went to England. That your libellant has
not seen her since and has no know ledge OF her
wherefore your hbellant prays that . divorce
from the bonds OF natrimony may be deereed by
th,s Court: that such decree would be reasonahls
proper, conducive 10 domestic Ia mony aad con-
.is.sn. with the peace aud morality Of soe,s.y.
by the Court as justice may require: u a.
Dated :, Ellsworth. this 9Th day of March A. D.
1875.
OF Hancock and state of Maine, hereby state that
have means Of ascertaning the residence OF
Jemims Gray, my " life; that on or about tae hrst
dsy of April A. D.. Isle she went to England from
the town OF Lynn, Massachusetts, that her broth
who resides Up said Lynn. mas written me tn al
he adj learned that she Afterwards returned frum
England and had gone TO some of the Western
states, but that he had no Means of knowing noe
has your iibeilant any means OF ascertainins
where she she now rs
REUBEN ii. GRAY.
HANCOCK, ss.-Msrch 9th. 1875. subscribed and
sworn before NE,
AgNo wIsw ELL, Justice of the Peace
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK, ss-Supreme Judicial Court, April
Term, ISIS.
Upon the foregoing libel the Court order. that
notice op the pendency OF the same be given 10
the hbelee herein named, by serving an attested
copy OF said libel, and of this Order iaerren up
M saalH Y. n
/ same IN the Ellsworth American three weeks sue.
c~ssivciy. the last publication OF service aIorr-
said TO be at least thirty days before the aexI Term
| OF this Court be boiden at l. ilsvorth. within
and for the County tof Hancock, Ga the second
| Tuesday of October next, that said ltOciee may
| hen and there appear. and answer the said libel
| aud show cause, Il any she hare. why The prayer
| thereof should not be granted
| Attest HI. SAUNDERS, Clerk
| A true copy at the libel and order thereon, AZ
| test IL. b. SAUNDERS. Clerk
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Letter from Bluehill.

BLCEHiLL, Aug. I'D, 1879.
AT this season of the year. the newspa-
pers abound with descriptions OF almost
every place however small, that could ever
boast n single summer boarder, but IL
would be hard to find lovelier place than
Bluehill aud every year, yea. every week
during the warm weather and even every
large number Of visitors and yet the place
has never been written up" and as gaze
out over such Il diversity of lovely scenery,
despair OF giving the reader even an ink
ling Of lis beauties, for We have the sea
and mountain and rugged snore beauty
all combined Ia the distance, hey ond the
blue waters of the bay bearing the name
of the town, which is dotted thickly with
little islands rendering the scene at once
rough aud romantic, lay stretched the
grand old hill. OF Mt. Desert. The little
harbnr though exceedingly attractive to
the eye, is not Il desirable place Tor large
Vessels to enter for nature has extended
nearly across it point of land which
leaves only narrow channel through
| which to pass.
BLUEuILL MOUNTAIN
Is situated nearly u mile from the village,
aud from its top can be seen all the adjoin-
Ing towns and on clear day, many places
far distant can DE distinctly discerned with
the aid Of glass. II is often assembled by
parties in search Of pleasure, aud solid en-
joyment is found ln rambling about among
the woods, picking berries aud ad,niring
its file views and pure air. IL is nearly
covered with trees but occasionally the
rambler will come across sunny clearing
soon TO be lost again in the painless for
est. At the foot OF the East side Of this
hill lies lovely sheet Ut water, on whose
surface rest the most perfect and fragrant
pond lilies. ST. Mathew must have refer
red 10 just such les when lie said Even
Solomon in all his glory was not xrrayed
like one Of these" they nod their heads
cOquettishly and exhxle the richest ira
GRANGE. while their pictures are ,niryored
IN the waters beneath them.
THE FISHING FACILITIES
are line, ~ the town contains no less than
I'VE or six brooks from which, trout are
caught. Owing to the heavy rains which
We have had this season, the spOrt>men
have not been very amply rewarded for
their efforts. Instead Of trout they bring
home eels and sunfish which are poor sub
stitotss indeed. A small party 81 gentle
men who came from Boston to this place,
expecting to liye on tFoat caught b lhelF
Own bands, became discouraged u ,heir
lack Of soccess. 20 whep they heard that
In the pond which ] have mentioned
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Commissioners Notice.

WE the subscribers. having been appointed b,
~ the Hon. Parker Tuck. Judge Of Probai,
TOT tne CQnnev OF Hancock. 10 receive and ex
Ross, late ~ bucksport, deceased, repre- sented in
solvent - hereby give notice that six months ar,
aiowest 70 sat creditors to bring in aad prov,
vice at the Counting Room Of Ambress white. n
nscksporf. on Wednesday, October eth. is75 An.
eancsoay January Ath, 1875, Il ten O'Clock In
s. T. HINxs.
AADnOsR WHITE
Bucksport July 9Th, 1878. Ava
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AS the vexed question Of currency and
It's effect upon prices and consequent well
doing OF the people is now the chief topic
OF speech and thought. few extracts
from al old account book may be interest
ing: that ut the time when the charges
were made, currency was abundant and
prices high, can not be doubted.
I've extracts are from Belcher Tyler's
Day Book and dated Harpswell; one
charge is 70 Peter Birthwright, Aug. 8.
1879.
4 P'd of Pepper, lio:Ws.
|; !, :: . &c. e: Il; Fl;
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NOm.lsesidcut Taxe,.

The following list Of taxes on real estate OF
non resident owners in the Guy Of kllss orth Tor
the year 1874. In bills committed to " ilam O
Mcdonald collector OF said city, the ar.t
day OF June 1874 has been returned by him to ale
is remaining unpaid on the 3lst day of MAY ISIS
by his tihcste of tnat date and now gs-
paid; and notice Is hereby given. Ia at II the salJ
taxes and interest, and charges are not pali into
the treasury OF the said CITY, within eigh icrn
months IRON the date of the commit ment OF The
said bills. so much of the real estate taxed Viii
be sum lei mt to pay the amount due therefor. Ia
clpsiing interest, and charges will with further
notice be sold at public auction at the Room ct the
Mayor and Aldermen in SAID Chy, on the ~
day OF November 1875, at Z O'Clock in the aner
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The Republicans of Bangor are ha,
at work and will get out q heavy vote at
the September election. On Monday night.
a campaign club WAS organized and Ed
ward B. Nealley chosen President. Senator
Hamlin addressed the meeting in one Of
his forcible. telling speeches and was fol-
lowed by Gen. Plaisted. Much earnest
ness and enthusiasm was manifested and a
determination among sll. to work with a
will for three short weeks.
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The new mail arrangement running
East from Ellsworth to Cherry6eld seems
10 make trouble with some Of our WASH
iugton county friends. and the inconven-
fence to them is manifest. 1t certainly
benefits nobody in Ellsworth and the old
schedule ought to be restored. The change
was not one got up in Ellsworth and in
deed we doubt il anybody here, except
the Postmaster and the Mail Carrier, ex-
pected it. The old time suited US. and the
sooner it IL restored, the better.
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Notice Of Foreclosure.

WHERAAS WILLIAM II. STEvENs, OF Goulds-
" boro, IN the County of hsncock and S.ate-of
Maine, by his mortgage deed dated May 10Th .
ISIS, and recorded In the Hancock Registry of
deeds. Vol LIS. Page S. conveyed to me a GER
tain lot OF land situated In Gouldsboro aforesaid,
and deser ibcd IS follows. TO wit: Comme ncing
due kast the Northeriy line between lots Nos.
81 and n to the Sou III East corner bounds Of lot
No. IS to the North East corner Of the same -
thence North thirty rods thereabouI to the cen
ter OF said lot No. l-iheDce Westerly To the
Pond sforcsaid-thence Southeriy by the shore o.
said Pond 60 The place Of beginning. and contain.
ing thii ty-cighf acres more or less. And where
the co, 'tions OF said mortgage have been brok
en-, ci uIa Il foreclbsurs. sad give this notice
thereof tor pa rl.o III oreciosiny any right OF
redemption OF sand mortgage.
PArRiCk MuLHAsx.
Saiiivsu August 2sth. 1875. sw3t.
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Vessels for Sale.

A Ny Of the following schooners will be sol
"a low TO settle estate:
9-32 Katie r. Lunt, Isl Cook Borden. l.ss Eft
May. Ia Maud Mnliock, ia Sarah A. Reed, 1.
Aimion. Is Express, SIS Martha Nara. IL
Caroline &.
Also one share Portland and Machias Steam
boat Co., Que wagon sleigh. harness, sled. robe
etc.
&C. MILLIkEN.
Trenton Aug. a. 1873.
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Gen. Selden Connor of Augusta and
Senator Morton of Indanna. addressed
the Republicans of Portland last night and
this Thursday evening speak in Bangor.
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Name 4 description.

Name 4 description. Value. Tax
Armour. IL. W. land Of Holmes. ESQ d :.a
Brown Phillip, part oi VI. Lord
Caldwell, J. c. Homestead, l-o0oo 80.
Clark John A.. AcCabe lot,s75 20
Lo. OF Joy ssco 5000 40.
Cuapin gh aan, Nathan, Est. Home
stead. 5000 o.
EIirllge. willard r.. Iaad OF
saunders. $50 o. y
Gross. Joseph =, shiagle mill 4
land aSOtp 20
Gross, Nathan, land Of r
Hutch,ng.. Geo ". part oiJ.
March place. 30 al
Haywood. Mrs. h. T. House on
MAJ" street. llooeo -.
Hammond. r. l.. Land OF Robin.
son. 500 .,
How ard. Louisa, land near walk
jarvis, Edward :, Est. Adams
lot, si0l.part Of circuit lot q loo
house on west side BOO. 500O0 90 =
Linscou, Will am land of ParchcF, rs -,
Rowe. Elijah Z. land OF Gerry,
slo9, part OF Mcfarland lot also "a Co $50
RICHARDSON. Isaac. mill at Happy
Town. sl8bp SIS
Saunders Joseph D.. lanI of Or
CUT, slt1, land of II saunders,
Sanger. Z. y Poad Estate. Id0rp ~
Whitmore, seth. land nd barn. 30 10 go
Whiting. James. Garland place. LAuu -
Wilson, b. A part OF Melville
Farm. 1000 -
SCHOOL DISTRICT No. Is,
Jordan, syIyanus. part OF Old
Place, 5000 TOO
webber VIM. IL. house 4 lot. 100 " ~
SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. II.
Greedy +. II, wndLand aa5oe so
WILLIAM q. MCDONALD.
Treasurer OF the City oI Ellsworth.
Ellsworth, Aug. 18th, ISIS. 3wS
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POST OFFICE KEY. The finder will confer ,
"a favor by leaving IL at the
lwA. AMERICAN OFFICE.
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TESTIMONIALS.

! Mr.. Eddy as one of the nsostcapable ana
practitioners with whom ! have had
teFcourse. CHAS. MASON
Commissioner of Patents
I no hesitation IN assuring inventors that
not employ u man more competent aud
hy, an" more capable of putting their
IONS IN form to secure orthem an carly
faOle consideration at the Patent Office
EDMUND BURKE.
Late Commissioner OF Patents.
I'll Eddy has made for me over THIRTY al
is for Patents, having been successful in
very case. such unmistakable proof OF
ent and ability on his part, leads me 10
iend all invent. rs to apply to him to BRO
U patents, as they may be sure OF having
faithful attention bestowed on their
ID at very reasonable charges,
JOHN TAGGART.
/ Jan, is-h-lyri
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PERSONAL NOTICE.

Notice 10 hereby given that all onncers, sailors
and soldiers. wounded, rupturcd or injured In the
pension. and thousands OF pensioners are entitled
to an Increased rate. Apply Immediately through
DK. T. b. JACKSON,
Late sur geoa. u. s. Navy
NO. New Chambers ST., New York Tyr -. rs.
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II. II. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
STATE OF MAINE,

obtaining Patents, " dscerfainin9 me
~ o(iRrentioHs.
ssity OF journey to Washington 10
Patent, ana the usual great delay there
aved Inventors.
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Particular Notice

hk SUBSCRIBER hereby gives public no,,c,
100. o ai cSS"ssmed That Be has hesa duly sp
~. .nu .ss tsken qron himself, the trn q
H-nA SDlN0. y. D.. late Of Ellsworth.
y .es , =. ""sy q naaeeck. Sscsased. BY
1911 ..ss. "on" A. Ne law dtrects; Ne therefore
SSsscd. estate, 10 make iamediaes payr.. 81 ~
ssoee whe have say de~aals tksreos. b eTkiS;s
~ assss nor ~ sssent. s~S'ss
MI. Hosss ~. ~ n ~. Ce9nly ssvmss
Enswegsh. June n, Ism. Aanf