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boy; Pavilion. Snow, Portsmouth Abbie h. Will
lard, Trask, Amhoy.
BANGoR-Cld 10. sch Geo Savage, Walker Blue.
hill.
arlo, schs Python, Means. Bluehili; W f. Leg
gctt, Timer. Buck sport.
Ar II sch X Woodar,l. Woo lard, New York.
Cid II, sch Iod1skia, Treworgy, New York.
Cid -, sch Harriet, Littlefed. Penobscot.
PoRrLASD-Ar Is. schs Guerilla. Sparrow ,
Bncksport; Cashier. Lord, sullivan for Salem.
PoRrshouTH-Sld 10, sch Surprise, Norton,
fremont.
BosroS-Ar 10, schs VIM Duren, Higgins, Cal.
ans Convoy. Cook, do.
Ar II, sch Howard y Havey, Blake. sullivan.
VINEYARD HAyEN-Ar 6. sch Louisa, A Bord.
man, from Calais for New York.
Ar s, sehs Julis Elizabeth. from Bluehill for New
York Marcellus, from Ellsworth for Rond0ut
Forester, from Ellsworth for Rondout; David
Faust. smith, -
Ar 10. schs Red Rover. Springer. for Ellsworth
WIN L icf eTing. Loring, Gardiner. Tor New York
Anna TIVE, Smith, -, for New York.
SD II, sch VIM Pickering, -,
PROVIDENCE, AR :, sch Copy, Chatto
Bluchil.
Sid 9, sch Helen Mar. Duncan. Boston.
NEW foKk-Ar ii, sch Jasullsn, Nj ans, Els
worth
Passed through Hell Gate 10th. sch Olive
Branch, smith. Tor PASSPORT; Chas Upton, fer
Boston.
Passed through Hell Gate, 10th, barque Alenan,
der Campbell sch Red Rover, from Rondout for
Ellsworth.
Ar II. schs Marccllus. Young. Ellswoi tn julia
Elizabeth. slower. Buchil
BALTIMoRE-Cld II, sch Eagle, Robbins, Dos.
ton.
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NEAL Dow.


Leonard r. T.. Jarvi. y. Charlie, Albro.
Thu was real action 10 determine which Of
the parties hA, the title and ownership Of the
well known Dean place in Ellsworth, now oc :
cupiel by Patrick Mullen. Jaryi. claimed uu-
der two mortgages, one 10 Barker. Of March
y. l>i2. snd assigned u Jarvis, and one TO jar
81, direct OF Nov. :. 1s49. Albro claimed uu-
der mortgage 10 Loihrop. OF March :, 1874. II
Viii b. seen that Alhro's mortgage wAs sub,c-
qucni Ia Jarvis ir-t mortl age bu; prior 10 hi
second mortgage. The Court held that the
dr,t mortgage had bern cxtngui,hel, and also
that the Albro or Loihr op mortgage must from
lapse Of time be presumed to b. paid. and ac-
corlins'y the Court gave judgment FOR Jar,i,
on the strength Of hi- last mortgage Of NOV. :.
ISIS. The following j. the
Eescrpf. The proceedings OF Joy OF sept.
-. ISIS i1r the fore, o-urc OF the mortgage
from Dr4ne 10 Barker Of Mae p. l~i3. were
Intellectual for that purpose. He dii not retain
the possession for three wears thereafter - re-
qured les K. : { ~ -
The Barker mote and mortgage were paid aud
eXttngui,hed by the settlement between Dcane
and JAry!- aui The giving Of the new note and
mortgage, Nov. =. 1870.
More than twenty YEAR elapsed amer the
maturity OF the mote secured by the mortgage
from Dean TO Io,hrop Of March I. lsii with
no stismpt by the holder Of the mortEAgr 10
ioreclose it or ssseri ami claim under Il; the
mOrtg1ger retAlniu NJ possession Of the mort
gagged premises with no recognition BY him u
the validity II the mortgage.
This creates presumption Of payment Of the
mortgage debl and the eXtngui ,hmeni Of the
moTtgs-e
This presumption may b. rrbuiioi. The
lease taken by Dc4ue from Alhro, recognizing
The validity %! the mortgage more Than twenty
YEAR after IT, maturity and after demandani'.
mo! tgAgc ui NOV. :, l~.f, VA forccloscd j in
admissible - AGAINST the dcmandsHt.
The evidence OF the tenant, that the Lothr0p
mortgage ami note came into his LAnl. rel
dusry legatee sometime between l-j4 AnI l-.,-
from TX to ten year amer tie mote wAs over
due. and that nothing hai been paid on the note
Aftrr he received Il. y IN the prudue ion Of the
note and mortgage. = not sufficient 10 rebuff
The presumption OF payment.
DemsndAnt hs- goOt little under hi mort
gage OF Nov. :. l>i4. and the judgment against
Draue.
Hale & Emery Wisweil 4 Wlswell
Tor Jarvis. for Aibrp.
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Bar Iiarbor.

The number of visitors now at this
place. is larger than ever before. The no.
tells are foil and il IL with some difficulty
that new arrivals can obtsiB desirable ac-
commodations The landlords are doing
all in their power TO give visitors comforta-
bic lodgings, aud it is seldom that any are
denied. Ii is estimated that fully 1900 Wis
tors were here on Saturday last. Other
localities on Mt. Desert and also other
smaller adjacent islands have their guests.
The fog is alleged by the ladies to be a
beautifier of the complexion and for the
past fortnight the application has been
thick Several improvements are being
introduced this summer by the guests
Through the enterprise of Col. Holland.
score of street lsmps have been placed at
intervals on the streets, which lighted on
dark nights add much to the convenience
and safety Of pedestrians.
The Episcopal Church now in process of
erection. is q heat and commodious edifice,
eiigibly located and when completed, will
be an ornament and an honor to the place
Its building is already affording to its zeal
Gus projectors Its own reward. For the
purpose Of raising funds requisite for Its
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DoSAQUA PARK--The trot advertised
for Saturday, Aug. llth, was postponed
10 Saturday. Aug 18th
The recent rains have risen the watei
in the river sufficiently. for The mills Il
begins saving again.
Engine Co. No. 2, on Monday nigh
presented their foreman. r. B. Aiken. with
al elegant gold badge, in token Of thei r
regard and appreciation of his interest and
Efforts III behalf of the company
The Sabbath School excursion of the
Baptist and Congregational Churches. "a
Bsrtlett's Island. was pleasant affair.
A large number, over 800, enjoyed the de-
lightful sail down the Bay. and all all re-
turned safely at seasenabIe hour.
AcCIDEST.-O. Tuesday morning. as
Miss Annie Phillips was riding down Main
street and turning the wagon toward the
sidewalk, the carriage tipped suddenly.
throwing Miss =. out. and her head STRUCK
on the plank OF the walk She was taken
up senseless. but in short time revived.
and il is hoped sue is not seriously injured.
CONGREGATIONAL CoUNcIL.-The Coun-
eli will be 10 session, this Wednesday al
teenoon at 2 liz O'Clock, at the Congrega-
oonai Church. tor the examination of Rev.
.. y. Ropes The session and exam.
Aa'ou VIII be public. In the evening a
o clock the Orain> tior -.-,,x.. IN, -
sA' Sermon By Prof. J. n. Thayer, D.
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The y. T. mn Feared 10 be Lo.t

The y. T. HiIl Feared TO be Loot.
The ship y T. Hill, Capt Jabez II
Snow, has been At sea l9S days from Ran
goon. and as she had not been reported
since she LETT port Il is feared she IS lost.
She was q new vessel. 1900 ton, built al
Buck port, Me, and this was her first voy-
age. She had a full cargo OF rice for Fal-
mouth, Eng. Mr.. Darling OF Bucksport
had a son-in-law and a grandson on
board as passengers, and two OF the crew
also belonged in Bucksport.
AT the Republican Caucus recently
held at Emery Hail, the following named
tend the County Convention to be held at
Ellsworth Aug. I'D.
Jos. b. Bradley,
w. ID. Swasey,
Parker Spofiord,
James Stubs,
). E. Hall.
N +. Hill. Esq. was the unanimous
choice OF the people for candidate for re-
election as Representative to the next Leg
stature.
Yours respectfully, ". ;. HOMER,
Sec'y.
+. NJ. c. SEMINARY. The fall term Of
this excellent instit ution opened Wedues-
day. Aug. sth, with very good attend.
ance. There is promise Of a successful
term.
Friday the Caloohetorian Society held
meeting for choice of officers for the term.
The following Were elected =
PresideAt-Rev. Geo. FORSYTH.
Vice PresmeHt-E. c. Bennett.
Secretdry-J. W. Walker.
Treasurer b. +. Elliott.
En- COM. +. Tuell. y. L. Dreamer.
Question Coni.-Benj. I. Scule. b. T.
Elliot, ii. II Marks.
Literary CONF. c. Bennett. J. W.
Walker, J. L. Tuell.
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D., Of Andover, Mass. the public are
invited to attend in both afternoon and
evening.
The excursion OF Wednesday TO Bar
Harbor, was enjoyed by about $50 persons.
The day was pleasant, and the sail down
the river, among the islands and through
the narrows and bridge, afforded pleasure
to all who prefer a calm and quiet day.
with unrnfiied water, to a smart breeze
and rocking waves. The lively music OF
the Emerald Band added much to the en-
joyment ofthe day. and the stroll among
the Hotels and tents of Bar Harbor. gave
amusement and interest to the party
Shortly before 8 O'Clock the whistle blew
to summon sill on board for the homeward
trip. BY most it was heeded, but score
or more were unable to cut short their
sweet and interesting stories. and were
left behind. Most showed little regret
really glad OF it, preferring an evening
ride on the Bar Harbor buck board An
arrived at the Bridge in season 10 Join
their friends on board the vessel, and at
II O'Clock =. NJ. they were safely landed
in town.
Mr.. Eiuor:-Wlll you oblige me BY pub
fishing the enclosed letter from Hon. Neal
Dow of Portland, written in reply TO some
questions asked. respecting the "Prohibi-
tory Law" 1t will give the desired infor-
nation to some of the Temperance Adj
vocates
PORTLAND, Aug. 1877.
Dear Ms Grtely -
; DR. Hubbard was Governor, and
approved June ,. 1851,
Democratic party always opposed TO
the law aud was itself overthrown IN con
sequence Ii threw Hubbard overheard
for signing the Bill.
I. The Maine law was tho first prohlbi-
tory law anywhere. except the United
States Law, which forbade the sale of
liquors TO Indians.
;. The "Sheriff Law" so called. does In
no manner nor IN any degree. relieve May
or town authorities or police. from their
s'eorH duty 10 execute this law. All such
Municipal officers who fail TO 10 this. are
false to their duty and oath.
Your Truly,
NEAL Dow.
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~ BALLOT.
Terrible and Fatal Accident.

BIDDEFoKp. Me, Aug. il.
Phllauder NJ Haiues an old resident.
and for many years employed By the La
horrible death this morning. Mr.. lIaiues
was foreman OF the belt department, and
went into the basement 10 put rosiu on :
new belt, when 1t & supposed he was
caught in revolving shaft and hurled
against the stone partition wall. The
Watchman found his body in the base
ment, one arm and leg being broken. and
four ribs and breast bone. besides other
severe Injuries. Mr.. HalBes was much
esteemed citizen. and leaves a family.
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To COasuI,,Dfires.

The advertiser. retired Physician. having
providentially discovered. while a Medical Mis-
sionary in southern Aeia, q very simple ycgcta-
bic remedy for the speedy and permanent cure
OF Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, CatarTh,
and all throat and lung affections.-also. a pos
tive and radical specific for Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and all Nervous Complaints,
feels il hi, duty 10 make il known to his suffer
ing fellows. Actusted by this motive, he will
cheerfully send free Of CHARGE to all who de-
sire it. the recipe for preparing. and full dircc-
tons for successfully using, this proyidentially
discovered remedy. Those who wish to avail
themselves of the benefits Of this discoy-
cry without cost, can do 80 by return mail, by
addressing. with stamp, naming paper,
DR. CHARLES 4. MARSHALL,
81 Niagara street,
1y43 Buffalo. y. Y.
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City and County.
Religious Services IL his City ea:h Sunday

CONGREGATIONAL. st 10 80 A.
A. and y L. N. sabbath school in the after
noon.
BAPTIsT.-Preanhing st rs and 7P. NJ.
Sabbath school at 7. NJ
UNTTARIAN.-SabbsthS School ST II :lj AM
Preaching al 10 30 A. VI. and 80 F. NJ
CATH6IIC.-Presching at 10 l-2 O'Clock 4
NJ Sabbath School at M
METHoDIsT,-Presehi al and 2. M
Sabbath School 81 ! 7. VI.
sPIRITUAIIsT.-Meetings held every Sun
days at : O'Clock. P. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Coombs' Block.
EPIsCoPAL.-Seryiees at Baptist Church
every Sunday at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and p. NJ.
UNION TEMPERANCE MEETIxG-every sun
day al T. NJ. Hall next TO Reform Club
Room Coombs Block.
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For consumption. bronchitis, asthma, ca
tsrTh. throat and lung diseases; also, sure
relief and permanent cure for general debility
dyspepsia and al nervous affections, by sim
pie vegetable medicine. which cured yeucra-
bic missionary physician who long resi-
dent Of syria and the Eat, ami who has freely
given this yalushle specific to thousands OF Kim
drcd sufferers with The greatest possible benc-
fits; and he now feels It his sacred Christian
duty 10 impart 10 Others THIS wonderful inVig-
Grating remedy, and viii send FREE the orig
inal recipe complete, with full directions. 10
apy person enclosing stamp for reply.
DIR. CLARK A. ROBBINS,
Greeiy Block, syracuse. y. ! =.
6mos'1 IN. q. Box 20
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Meeting Of Grand Lodge OF Odd Eel
lows.

PORTLAND. Aug. II.
The Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows met
here to-day The attendance was large.
W. +. Hogan, Of Bath. was elected Grand
Master; Jno. Reed Of Lewiston. deputy
}. y. Weymouth, of Biddeford. Grand
Warden Joshua Davis of Portland Grand
Treasurer. {. b. Nash. OF Portland, was
elected representative 70 the Grand Lodge
Of the United States TOR ! year 5. X.
Dyer OF Portland for years.
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state of Maine.

HANcoCK. ss.-CeuIt Of Probate, August Term
A. - l-s1-
Accounts hay lnE been 6lcI ior settlement ~
estates 81
lHEL NTJBBN. BHcksp0r,
Ro,anna ~tuhbs, hJm'x.
HITTIE 4. BILLINGS, >,dyrjct.
l.. g, PhHbrook. TX.
ORDERED That the -aII Accountants give no.
TIC" thereof u lll psrson- ius rested. BY causing
copy "f this Order 90 he published three week.
surrc-sivcly in the Ellsworth American, printed
Yea Ellsworth, that thcy may appear n a Probate
Court. % hc holden NJ Buck=purt on the 80 " ri-
ur-t'aF ot sept. next. at Ten OF the clock 10 the
inrrn .aut 8ad show cause, 90 Any thcy have, why
thc same .houIinl be allowed
5Nt-' FAEksR TJtR. JuiEr-
a '.ar 'rry-Ntest- CHAs.P. DOEK. Ec-,strr.
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Memoranda,


Ship Hill, Capt II Snow, sailed from Ran.
COON Jan % Tor Falmouth, 4, with rice, and Is
now lso days out, some 20 days over an average
passage. She is new vessel owned in Bucks.
port.
LAUSCHED-At Millbridge 9Th inst, from the
yard OF l. Corthell. splendid fishing schooner OF
" tons named Agnes Bell, 10 be commanded by
Capt fernald of Cranberry Isles. She IS
owned by the Captain and others, and was built
under the superfntendence off II Dyer Of Port
land, whose name is guarantee of fac model
and good work.
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some.ville-
The Rev. J. G.. Brooks Of Boston
Highlands Is spending few Sabbath In
this place.
Parties of summer visitors drive over
here from Bar Harbor to dinner quite Of
ten; u. Somes had thirty-five yesterday.
Ernest Kittredge captured an owl last
week with steel trap attached TO him.
supposed to be a trap set by J. J. Somes.
about the middle of June for a poor old
cat, which was under suspicion of killing
a brood of fifteen chickens.
Daniel kimball's store was visited by
burglars. Wednesday night, and about
$50 worth Of goods taken. Ii is sup
posed they came on a vessel. III.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all
! concerned, that he has Teen duly appointed
OF the last Will and Testament of
LORENZO MAYO. late Of Eden,
IN the County of Hancock, deceased, by
giving bond as the law directs; he therefore re.
quests all persons who are indebted 10 the said
deceased's estate, to make immediate payment.
and thpse who haYe any immediate demands
thereon, 10 EXHIBIT the same for payment
EBEN NJ. HAMOR Elk
Eden, August LIST, 1877. sw3as
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MARINE LIST.

Ellsworth Port
Wednesday. Aug :.
ARRIVED.
Sch Ceres Murch, Boston.
Thursday. Aug 3.
ARRIVED.
sch fairdealer. Dodge. Boston.
Pinky ARIEL, -, Portland.
sch Emperor, -, Boston.
Pinky Regulator. Grant KoeAlanI.
CLEARED.
s.h City OF Ellsworth, Grant, Portland.
Friday. Aug. 10.
ARRIVED.
sch Delaware, Young Lynn.
Saturday, Ang. II.
ARRIVED.
sch Bangor, Jordan Boston.
CLEARED.
sen Catharine, Jordan. Lynn
sch Emperor. -.
Pinky Ariel, -, Portland.
sunday, Asg. u.
ARRIVED.
sch Mnneola Fullerton. from below.
Sch N Kennedy. Pomroy Boston.
sch ID. ). Lawrence, Dayis. Boston.
sch Panama, Milhken. Boston.
Monday, Aug. 10.
ARRIVED.
sch Huzza. Dawes, Bath.
Sch Westerloo, Whitaker, Boston.
Sch Olivebranch, Whitaker, Boston.
SAILED.
PInky Regulator Grant, RockIand
Tuesday, Aug. Il.
ARRIVED.
sch Red Rover. Springer, New York loaded
with coal
sch VIM Archer, Bellatty, Boston,
sch Mary Cushman, PatIen, Boston.
SAILED.
sch Agenora. Hutchins, Boston,
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Ne. Adse rsts~ .nss this Week.

Probate Notices.
FSTeclosu r,.-Otis Ciapp.
Catzrrb-L ttlenela 10
SOtlce-ChnTles W. TOur1elotte.
Farm at Az ction-ChAs T. Barnes
Democratic County Conyention-County Com.
breeding, Boarding, Livery and sale stable
Ivory Grant.
Commissioners Nouoe-Edwln II. Torrey, wm
L. Hopkins.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAN

When You visit or leave the City of NEW YORK.
save annoyance and expense OF carriage hire and
stop at the GRAND UNION HOTEL, OF.
poshe the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms and IS fitted
up at an e Expense OF over sgDo.bO. Elevator steam
and all modei n improvements. European Plan
Wine Rooms are supplied with the best the mar.
kct can furnish The cuisine j. unsurpassed
Rooms for a single person, 81, sliO, ami g. per
DAY. rich suites tor families PROFESSIONALLY low
that visitors to the city and travellers live
mors luNuriously. for less money. at the GRAND
UNION. than at any other hrsLclAs- Hotel 40 thc
city. stages and cars pass the Hotel every min
ute for all parts OF the city.
lytS q. =. 4 ". u. GARRISON, Managers.
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Nj n II II l + ID /.

No. Pcnobscot-Aug. 1lth. by J. 7. Haney
Esq, Mr. Josiah Wilson and Miss Bertha +.
Turner, both Of Pcnobscot.
by the same at the same time. Mr.. Nahum
Gray Of Pcnob>cot, and Miss Nellie +. Blais-
dell, Of Orland.
swans I-le-August 18th. by NJ. " Bah
bidge, Esq, Mr.. Andrew {. Smith and Miss
lnez A. Joyce, both Of swans Island.
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Serious Accident

kimball Hooper of S4co went to -.
John to seek work as brick mason. aud
feel from staging receiving very serious
Injuries. HIS lower limbs were all par
alyzed. He was brought to S4co to-day.
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completion, delightful garden parties. am
stuer concerts, theatricals, wax works, &C.,
&C.. are given, all OF which afford pleasure
and employment to actors and spectators
and relieves the monotony of dull days aud
evenings.
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Do you want TO save your children; II you
do. go to G.. A. Pareher and get box OF Fes-
scnden's Worm Expeller II is the sure,t
safest and best worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for - cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Frssendcn * Co., Rockland,
Maine.
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he Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
Office OF the Chief Signal Officer :
WASHINGTON, d. G, August 81 A. NJ.
Indications.
For New England, northeast to south
east winds. stationary barometer, cloudy
weather and stationary Thermometer.
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PORT MULGRAvE. y S-Ar = sch J. VI Warren.
from Deer Isle
Ar at FLORES. I'D ult, sch sllverheels. Macon
Der. Boston.
Ar at GLOUCESTER, Eng, It'll inst, sch Mary
Lord, Lord, Alma, y 5. 20 days.
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rHB1CLECTIC school

oi medicine .. i4st CROWNS IN popular favor. i
D. fHuudr'! on The primo pie that there j. % AL
- hpul- ~ thought something OF value, and that
truth -hoult De- rrcos nEcd and it, teAc ugs al"p
tel and u-eI wherever They NAV be .ound. or from
Whatever quarter they may come To 4 physicia an
o. ihl- broad 1ud AbeTA! schOoi 81 medical theory
and practice icfonEs The honor OF having discoV.
erred an entirely neE and successful method 81
cuuhatit : pAr,iy sI-. Paralysis NAV lc termed.
D. reason 81 ~ con stAuilF increasing prevalence
the disease oi the a1e Il has hitherto been el-ss
81 Auuus luCagAblC malA4tcs
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strike. At the root. builds up the constitution,
makes ii new, and drives away Catarrh and all
diseases o. the mucuous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining to head
back, shoulders, kidneys aud throat. ly49
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At Court OF Probate holden at Ellsworth With
and tor the County OF Hancock, on the lst w ed.
nesday of August, 4. ID. 1877.
NOAH + NORTON, named Executor in Ger
IN tan instrument purportng TO be the last will
and testament of VIM. Eastman, late of Penob-
scot, said county deceased, having pre- septed
the same for probate
bRDERED-That the SAID Noah f. Norton give
notice thereof to all persons interested BY rans.
ing copy of this order TO be published thee
weeks successfully in the Ellsworth American
printed In Ellsworth, that they may appear al a
Probate Court to be holden at Bucksport on the
81 Wednesday OF Sept. next, at ten OF the CLOCK
why the said instrument should not be proved
approved, and allowed as the last i'll and tesla
ment of said deceased
swsl' PARKER TUCK Judge,
true coPy-Attest; CHAs. p. DORR Reg,srer.
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Business Notices.

Do you want to be cured Of Dyspepsia, con
stipation. Piles and all diseases Of the stom.
seh, Bowels and Livers If you do. 20 to G. A..
Parcher's and get bottle OF Virgins Pellets
They will cure you. For sale by sill druggists
for so cents bottle. or sent by mail on receipt
of price. Prepared by wiggin 4 Co. Roekland,
Me.
Instanter cures Tootbaehe in one moment.
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PFLFs DHTETIO ADMINISTRATIONS
ly acknowledged the best in use, Esch pound
bears the name Of JAMES PYLE. None gsnu-
inc without. 1yrA
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sch Vixen, Graham, from Ellsworth for ST
John. put into Castine 5th inst, leaking badly.
survey was called and the vessel pronounced un-
Ut 10 proceed
Inc schooner .andalla of swa ans Island. went
ashore the lodges below Owls Head near
Rockland, at O'Clock Sunday afternoon The
buoy having drifted out Of position caused the &C.
cident.
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BUcKsPoRT-Ars. sch Ruth Darling. swazey,
Perth Amboy.
Ar Q. sch sch VIM Barnes Leach, Perth
AmbOy.
Ar II, schs Mary Fletcher, Philips, Perth Am