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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24

And IN accordance With law and an order
Of the Board Of Directors. made on the 10th
day Of December, 1875, 10 many shares Of each
parcel Of such stock ~ may be necessary vii!
be sold at public suction, ct the once Of
John Middleton 4 Son, No. $40 Montgomery g.,
San Fr.noisSo: c.iiforni:, on Friday. ~, ~
at the hour Of two O'clock p. m. Of said day,
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon, TO-
Rether with costs Of advertising and expenses
Of tho sale.
GEO. r. SPINNEY, Secretary.
Ofhce-Room 8, No. $40 California street. San
Francisco, California. K0.td
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24
POsTPONEMENT.

The sale OF the delinquent stock on Account.
Monday, February 28lh, 1877. at ~
same hour and place shove named. By order
Of the Board OF Trustees.
GEO. R. sPINNEY, Secretary.
OfAce-No. $40 California street, Room No, D.
Ban Francisco, California.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24

American Flag Mill and Mining Conn
pany. Location Of principal place Of business,
Ban Francisco California; location Of works, Ely
Mining District. Lincoln county, Nevada
Notice.-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described stock, on account Of assessment
mo. 81 levied on the nineteenth day of De-
cember, 1875, the several amounts set opposite
the names Of the respective shareholders, as
follows:
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24

Erasmus, who was Of siokly consti-
tuition and had therefore obtained dis.
pensation for the eating of flesh in times
Of abstinence, being reproaohed by the
Pope for not observing Lent. replied, II
assure your Holiness that my heart 10 q
Catholic one. but l confess I have .
Lutheran stomach" ft5
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24
LEGAL.
NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
IN have authorized J. ". Kelley to collect
all bills due me. Parties knowing themselves
indebted to me will be governed accordingly.
III. DAN COHN.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-02-24

New York Mall The man in a res.
taurant who. although well-dressed. and
airy. INDUCES in the cheap boarding.
house systsm Of tucking napkin under
his chin, sharpens his knives together
with . loud noise, finds speoks of dirt on
the plates, and yells ct the waiter like
the mate Of . sailing vessel, Is Q rule IL
agent for paper collars, or partner in .
Arm controlling patent psn-wiper.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1877-10-20
Which Nobody Can Deny.

Have you heard of the question the Doctors among
Whether all living things from MOnad have sprungf
This has lately been said, and now shall be sung,
Which nobody can deny.
Not one or two ages sufficed for the feat,
1t required a few millions the change to complete;
But now the things done and it looks rather neat,
Which nobody can deny.
The original Monad, our great-great-grandsire,
To little or nothing at first did aspirej
But at last to have offspring it took desire,
Which nobody can deny.
This Monad becoming father or mother
By budding bursting produced sIch anotheri
And shortly there followed sister or brother,
Which nobody can deny.
But Monad no longer desigIates them we'll
They're q cluster Of molecules now, or cell;
But which of the two, Doctors only can tell,
Which nobody can deny.
These beings increasing, grew buoyant with life,
And each to itself was both husband and wife,
And at first strange say the two lived without strife,
Which nobody can deny.
But such crowdlng together troublesome grew.
And they thought a division of labor would do;
So their sexual system was parted IN two,
Which nobody can deny.
Thus Plato supposes that, severed by fate,
Human halves run about each in search Of its mate,
Never pleased till they gain their original state,
Which nobody can deny
Excrescences fast trying to shoot
Some put out feeIer, some put out foot;
some set up a mouth and some stuck down a root,
Which nobody can deny.
Some, wishing to walk, manufactured a limb;
Some igged ont a fin, with purpose to sTimj
Some opened an eye some remained dark and dim,
Which nobody can deny.
So hydras and sponges and star6shes breed,
And flies feaz and Holsters in order succeed,
While ichthyosauruses follow the lead,
Which nobody can deny.
From reptiles and fishes to birds we ascend,
And quadrupeds next their dimensions extend,
Till we rise up to monkeys and men-where we end,
Which nobody can deny.
-Stanzas from '' The National Anthem"
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

The New York Tribune says: What
|, , may be the decisive conflict OF the cam
paign has been won by Russia. Having
!. captured Lovatz last Monday the Russians
began to turn that victory 10 account by
, advancing nearer TO the Turkish lines
around Plevna. On Thursday. they sue
ceeded in erecting batteries on heights
commanding the Turkish fortlfcatiou,
The next two days tic Russian artillery
. rained shot and shell on the Ottoman de-
. fences. On Saturday evening the Russian
Army occupied the heights south OF Pleyna,
and advanced their lcentre and right wings
10 within rife range of the Turkish earth
works. Yesterday. the general attack was
begun against the Ottoman stronghold aud
by evening the Turks were ia full retreat.
In renewing these operations. the Russians
had decided advantages. The last battle
of Pievna was lost because Prince Schac-
kosky attacked the Turkish LEFT with in-
sufficient forces Baron Krudener. who
was TO have assailed the Turkish right.
was held ia check by the Ottoman artill-
cry. and rendered no assistance To the
J rash Prince on whom the brunt OF the tight
] ing fell. Had Schaekos1y been properly
reinforced, he might have held the ground
he won when his forces entered the enemy's
line with bayonets set. Gen. Skobeltd was
powe.!ess to assist him. since he had to
watch the approaches from LovatZ. In
. this instance the Russians had taken care
beforehand. l. to capture Losatz, 2, to
outnumber the Turks, 3, to approach grad
: ually 10 the Ottoman defences, aud 4. to
:. alter their tactics so tar as to advance in
: open order against musketry ire. Having
I taken these precautions. the troops who
acted so brayely at LoystZ were assured
: the same success.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

cNtNs-sh 30, sch Terrapn, Wooster. New
Bedford.
BANGoR-Ar :. sch A X woodard. woodard.
Fail River
Ar :. soh Ca,tilliau. Means. Boston.
FuRrtt~D-Ar 4 sch como, Bunker. Manohcs-
ter, - Ibis maekercl, Maggie W Willard, spur
ling, Cranberry Isles.
A B. sch Helen Mar. Sickcrson, New York.
Ar 7, sch Main. Moon Eoston: City of Els.
worth. Grant, Ellsworth. |. Foster, stanley.
Cranberry isles. + Torrey, --, 10 Gypsy.
Handy. Rockport: Maria Norwood, foss, Ire
mont ior Providence.
Cld :. sch Golden Eagle. Hncklcy, Addison.
Arp. sch stay Evelyn, Mclean, Cranberry
Isles.
Ar 10. sch oriental, Conlcy. BluehtIl, Tcrrapin,
Wooster. Calais.
roITsNoUrH-R Remaining In lower harbor sth.
sch stately, Blake. from Boston Tor Elsw orth {.
Radicnt Hardy. Bluehili for Boston Panama.
MtiIkcn, for Ellsworth.
BnsTON-Ar 4, brig tlarabC la, OF Goulds boro,
Tracy, thicntucgOs. schs Rattan, SnclaI., Ellis
worth frspcrus, Wooster. Sullivan.
Ar 3, Min Greek. Murch. Ellsworth II " Cush-
man, Walls. Ellsworth. Henry Clay, Moon, sullI-
van.
Ar ;. sch silvcrhecl-. cot Trcmonu Newman
florGs Lizzie Brew -tcr, smith, MAChtas, Emlly,
Curtis, Ellsworth. May Hymah, Sasycr. IRE,
mont.
Az 10, sch swallow. carlow. Calais. Mars nm
BoWicn. Ellsworth. ArDorycr. CIarA, do Polly,
BciAno Franklin. John Wentworth. .of Bucks-
port tlars, hfton. u.
NAIFAi-AT {. sch NAulall4. Bets. Ell sw uTth.
Ar T. srh sra Pigeon >cayey. tAIa..
Ar seI Prospect, Conery, Bluchlll, Mary +
Rice, krut. Bangor.
VtSGNAEp nAyEN-Ar g. ..h Chrome, Wooster
Al :, son sturm fctr,t. DAVIS. Ellsworth FOR
Pro idencr, Carrie ~polord, Gray, bluehtl lor
Providence.
FAWrrrkEr- H,-pcrlt.. wooster sullivan
NiW loEk-Ar7. -ch Clio thi,rpitc. Fullerton,
Hat. r.Et Brtnrb. Whitaker, Ellsworth, anu.
suaHou. ~G.lnAu, Como. Wooster, DO.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

During the day on Monday ii was nm.
usually quiet and orderly on the streets.
ana particularly SO at the ward rooms. In
the evening, few became rather @. be-iov.
ful and two or three, noisy and rowdvisb
disgracing themselves and the city.
fERsoNAL.-By many it was supposed
mat Mr.. Chss. Ii. Davis would be elected
Representative to the Legislature from Tins
city but it has so happened that the choice
d the people has fallen upon the mauag.
ing editor of this paper On our part il
was unexpected and unsolicited. but vet
we are not insensibie of the honor confer
RED aud are grateful to our many friends
lot 'helr generous confidence and supnort
Mr. Davis is young man. deseryedlv
popular for bis many amiable Qualities
ana good business capacity, and made a
splendid run in the wards in which he re.
sides. We hope that another year. we /
may both act together politically.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
LOCAL. MOTH ~.

I, Nrw lows iIALLAr AYFE. This
e!esnt structure i now complete. Ia
beAtyof design It surpasses anything u
u. Kid in the State. Constructed Of
lick AID dark marble. 1t j. A. permanent
it Is alarming. The English architect,
lave adTued it IN subjued colof- which
please without firing the eye. Or. }. {.
Aycuuilt and gave il To the town la Ac-
kn,sledsmeut OF the distinction thcy con-
feed upon him ia taking ht, name. Al
hough it j. a generous giit, ,ii'l the hearty
good wishes OF whole people are OF
greater value. ana the scucrou. donor hA.
secured them -Gra,9H Mass.
Journal
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
state N eWS.

Prof ". NJ Barbour aud his family
len Bangor Thursday for their new home
in New Haven.
MIR. sylvester. who attempted suicide
a few days since. while being brought ir tn
Newport on the &. Is. sanford. has since
died a; his fathers in Edlin.ton.
-Eastport. Thursday. voted live per
cent. OF her valuation 10 aid u the Et,i-
por, y Aroostook Valley Railroad.
Among the account. Tor August, BE-
fore The Belfast CITY government meeting.
the Mayor objected 20 a bill OF So % fnr
carriage hire uu Decoration Day. lie CON-
tends that the CITY oushi no; % pay the
bill. and that il should sooner come from
hIs own pocket.
There are - go Methodist church
members In Maine OF whom II 90 ia the
East Maine Conference. In the Maine Con
ference there are III churches, Ia the Eat
Maine Conference loo churches. Ia all
there are ~ 600 attendants on Methodist
churches in Maine.
-The corn canning shop OF J ". Jones
at Fn1iicld j. ii fu,l blast. Tuesday over
twcuty-oue thousand cans iwcre put up.
Five new cutting machines have been put
Ia this seasons. The corn i, coming lu
good and the yield Wall be more thai
an average.
W uTkmeGsc narhor. About 100 tons
ii took Will be removed.
-HAmlin and Allen. who tsIiru " atch-
maa recently Ia tho connecticut state PTts-
on. are wanted In Bangor. on charge OF
breaking into aud robbing stores Ia that
city in ISL.
A very severe hall-storm visited some
portions Of Oxford, Monday. The ground
at South Paris was white with hail. and the
streets subsequently flooded with water
The storm must have done idcrab.e
damage to crops. The Ea.l-stoue, were OF
large size.
The project of loanug the credit OF
Augusta Tor sl50.000 towards the building
OF "A marrow gauge railroad IRON Augusta
TO West Waieryile was defeated al the
polls by vote OF 400 20 6js. II is claimed
this does not indicate the sentiment OF the
citizens a. one-half the voters failed TO APP
pear at the polls.
AT the meeting OF the Augusta Board
OF |. =, examining surgeons Tuesday and
"Wednesday, for the purpose Of fixing the
rate OF pensions Tor the next Two years. the
lists were not materially changed. but the
pensions Of few. who have recovered
from their disabilities, were deduced.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

WE PASS THAI" It's one thing to
have an object 10 life. it : quite another
thing to know We are aimiu. at Il. Many
begin well. bat after a time get oil their
course; Than their life j. more likely to 90
wrou. than right. The following incident
has it, moral Tor all Who ale aiming To do
right
Daring beautiful summers night, on
one of our great lakes, the master OF a
boat though hr might takes few hours
rest. aud iutru-ied the rudder To- the
hands of his boy simple minded lad.
''Dp YOU see thai star straight before us?'
he asked him pointing % the Polar tar.
"leS"
wei. YOU have nothing to 10 but to
keep the boat straight "a that direction"
II understand"
The captain foN asleep Ia. boy did
the same. Iuc wiuJ G. ALGcd; the boat
turned uut 81 course more AMI more, tiI
At last it had made srni-circic. The
boy awokr. hut hc wa A~inui~hcI {" S-c
h.htud him the s'ar that iu-t now had
been straight before him, bat he DID not
the lo-- continue with "a firm hand tp steer
the boat towards the south from wheuce i
had iir-' come.
Two hour, at;er the master ia hi iurn
aWukc. lie cast one glance uyuu the Ky
aud another upon The boy.
Nv ~. stupid what are You doing
II N si.il kc"piu. AWAY. ,tru.h. be-
tore me. a. YOU told me"
An, indeed, aud the Polar star:
oh. The Polar stare Why, We passed
that ioas ago
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

I'icl's new Illustrated Monthly Magazine.
which i, an enlargement and Improvement OF
The Fioral Guide, will commence on the first of
January next, but the first number we shall
haye ready to send to subscriber- on the
first dav of December. Each number VIII
contain thirty-two pages Of ,readiug matter.
numerous fine wood-cut illustrations aud one
coiorcd plate. II will b. printed on the finest
paper. ana viii Dc in all respects a beautiful
Fsral or Garden Magazine. giving the fullest
and simplest directions for the culture Of
Flowers and Vegetables. II il designed TO
spread taste for the beautiful all over the
land, aud to encourage the culture of flowers
by iusuring success, much as II i possible TO
DO 50, by printed instructions.
Torcach the whole people We have placed
the price very low-at about cost-Sl. - a
year. and five copies for five dollars. that
those who cannot paw may secure a copy by
acting a Agents. aud obtaining four suOscrib-
rrs among their ncighbors.
our books are now open. and We are ready
10 enter the names Of subscribers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

For consumption, bronchitis asthma a.
tsrfh. throat and lung diseases ai,"fa sure
re.l,C and permanent r"r' Tor koh'FAi u''i''. y 3
t,-.,-i. and All nervous Affections, by 4 -lln-
,f r.getabe medicine, which cured Ncncfa-
IN, mi. lnnrry physician Who Wa lon. resi-
I.,t y syria and tue East, anu who hl- freely
-.tru tins valuable specific to thousands Of Aln-
deed sufferers with the greatest possible Deue-
MS md lac now feels Il his sacred Christian
dliy 10 lmpsrt to Others this wonderful iuyig-
Grating remedy, aud will .,ud FREE this orig
iHal rrcipc complete, with full directions, 20
any person cncio,in. stamp for reply
DK. CLARK A. ROBBINS
Greedy Block. Syracuse. y. Y.
oM9s.,J lP. y. Box 10.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
AMERICAN.
New Music.

. DEAR OLD HosHsrEAp.-Is no Its.
, NJ r,', "ne new song, by Miss An, pop
, ms song has taken strorg bot 'usands
u'ar fancy No doubt there iesiead'
VINO never forget the "Dear e spent In
' "nere 50 many happy hou.r childhood
'y,'u'nes' and glee, durdid lithogrsph
uay'' Price - cents, wit
country homesteadlember.
II, place l shan q, years Old
80 should live 10 IN our ehlluh99n'
'Twas the home orhigher than gold
ana We prize If. W. Helmick. pub
Address all orCk'ourth st. Cincinnati. O..
H'her' No. 80 second hand pianos for
y B.-Ove,
'A'' cheap "a pretty song ''Ne1th the Ros-
sinP Words by \. French. music
= Tong .rcy; Published by knake Il Co.,
BY Harr. Ia.
"" otth the roses long ago,
Aherc the stars of heaven shone,
shcn | whispered sweet and low,
You were all in all nv own.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
In The DI.tries Court of the United states


~ NJ IIsFTI"T ~ NlIuc.
,,t ~ ~. - ne sullivan Quarry Company
against HON j Pctition wa5-,s. \
March 3lth. A. ID l-.1. -,.a ,o,,.,-
DiSrKIt ~ M,iNE. So:
A Warrant 90 bankruptcy has been issued by
-Aui Court, against TIE Estate 81 the sullivan
Qu4rry tomptny, Of the County Of Hancock, and
state II Ma!uc, 90 said Distinct; IL has lAeu duly
atJEtEyd Einkrupt upon Petition ot thrir Crei4-
tors, aud tI- pay mcut ut any tirbt- aud the de
LIVERY ut ans property belonging t. -3ti Bank
Tupt. 10 the ID to their use, AMI the transfer OF
any property by them, lorbliicn by !L~ \
nrrtlng 1T the Creditors OF sad bankrupt, to
prove their drht-, and choose oue or more A.
suy'- Of tnrtr Estate, VIII be held ut Court Of
HauAfuptcyt 10 BE- holden At the Custom House In
Ellsworth. Iu SAID District, on the twrnty hllh
1jhJ dag oi September. \. u. lsI1. at 10 o'cloe.
4. NJ Al the Uiiite % Cha-. ntntlIn. E-I. one OF
ne Req -trr- m Bankruptcy OF -aId Court
:. MARBLE,
L. ; Marshal a. Messenger, iJr -AId District.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
NOn-kesidenl Taxes,
In the town of Franklin. conntx of Ha.eoea

ln the town Of Franklin, County OF Hancock, for
the year 1876.
Inc following list of taxes real estate Of non.
resident Gamers in the town OF Franklin TOR the
year 1s76 in bills committed 10 VIM w Rragdon
collector OF SAID town, on the IS day of May 1876
have been returned to nue. as remaining nm
pad on the 2Hh day Of May, 1877, by his
certificate OF tnat date and now remain un ps IA
and notice is hereby given that if the said taxes
interest and charges, not paid into the Treas
ury OF said town within eighteen morths from the
uate oil commitment OF the said bills so much Of
the real estate taxed as will be sufficient to nav
the amount du,. therefor, including interest and
charges will, without further no.ice, be sold at
puollc auction, on saturday, the 2ith day of No
ycmber next at O'Clock, P NJ at the ONCE of
the Selectmen:i. said town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

y The greatest lighthouse in the world
y OF one of the seven wonders OF human ere
n ation was the Colossus OF Rhodes. an
ave Immense brass statue erected before the
ow Christian era. 1t was so large that the legs
|ose extended to eithe. side of the portsmouth,,
ont aud the largest ships could pass between.
y with full sails SET Its right hand was a
100 furnace for fire. sea light. for the benefit
. lie Of eommerce. which was reached by
se vins;ng staircase 1t was simply enur-
~ nous in height and ali its proportions on
W. Qrander scale than has ever been attempt
soo ed since. Like the pyramids OF Egypt. it
II leaves as TO wonder. how the ancteuts
o. were able to raise such stupendous
- weights: tor when il was shaken down ov
an earthquake it required 800 cslnei- To re-
+ noy. what ieiI upon the land, while what
Z {. tSel, into the sea remains there yet, so lar
MI rs we know.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

Tbac NA'icA, \. H.. sept. H.
"e Granite State House 81 CRAM. 81.
''o'e' IA The east part OF Windbam 60
by Mr. Abel Dow. was burned = - =" He'
- '-e ''n INST and Mrs. Plummer ~,
va stopping at the House with = 49,. /" ~
'oHu Ad'entists, was burned 10 49, =
81 10" loss is 300 dollars NJ -,
suraBce. No in
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
NOn.Resident Taxes.

In the Town Of De iham County Of Hancock, for
the year 1875.
THE following list of taxes on real e.fate Of
i >On-Realdent owners in the town OF bed
ham, CouatS Of Hancock, for the year 1876, 10 bills
committed to Amos ;. Peaks. Collector OF
-rd iu"n. on the 18th day OF May, 1873, has been
returned BY him to me > remaining unpaid on
date and now remain unpaid, and notice l..
hereby given that il sand taxes aud interest and
charge are not paid into the Treasury of SAID
town - uHin. eighteen months from the date OF the
estate faxed III be sufficient to pay the amour
due therefor. including interest anu charges, will
without further notice, be sold AT public auction
a. the Town House, In said Town, on NJ Onday
the thrty.first day OF December ls77, at tea
O'Clock In the forenoon
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
MARINE LIST.
Ellsworth Port


Ellsworth Port
Wednesday, Sept. 3.
ARRIVED.
Sch Delaware, Young, Boston.
Thursday, Septic.
CLEARED.
Sch Florence, Antony, Boston.
Sch Express Lord, Belfast.
Saturday, Sept. $.
ARRIVED.
Sch Forester, Jordan Bangor.
Sch y Harvey, Grant, Rockland.
Sch Ganges, Tate, Providence, while coming OF
shoals, n seaman was lost overheard
Sch fairdealer, Dodge. Boston.
sch Chas Upton. kiei, Boston
sch Abigail Haynes, Mazrall. Lynn.
Monday, Sept. 10.
Sch Forester. jordan. 30 ston.
Sch samaritan. Hale, Boston.
sch Emperor, Chase, New Bedford.
sch Anna Mnrch, Woodward, Round Pond.
CLEARED
sch Dexter, Potter. Lynn.
Sch Nolant, ratten, New York.
sch Julia Edna, Cook Bar ilarbor.
Tuesday, Sept. II.
ARRIVED.
Sch Banner, Kane, ---.
CLEARED.
sch Nj Kennedy, Pomroy. Boston.
Wednesday, Sept. II.
ARRIVED.
Sch Grace. Alley, from below.
Sch Fair wind. Lockhart. do.
CLEARED.
Sch Harvey. Grant, RockIand.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

This Is to give notice that petition has been
presented tn The Court, this 2sth day July ls7G
by Albert II. Norris, OF Ellsworth, a la krupt,
praying that he be dccreed To have "A fun dis
charge from ali be-, debts. provablc under the
bankrupt act. anh upon re ading said petition now
thls 18th day VI August a. ID. l.77.
II j. ordered by tIc Court that hearing be had
upon The same. the first Monday OF December
A. Is77 before the Court in Portland 10 said
District, At 10 O'Clock, \. NJ, and that notice
thereof be publ Shed IN the Bangor Daily Mhig
& 4 furier, and the Ellsworth American news.
papers printed IN >aIi District, oAce week Tor
three successive weeks, and once 10 the weekly
Bangor Courier, The last publication to be thirty
DAYS At least before the lay OF hearing, and that
all CREDITORS who have proved their debts ami
other persons IN interest, may appear aid time
and place and show cause If any they have, VIZ
the prayer OF said petition should not be granted
SWISS WIN. Z. PREBLE,
Clerk OF District Court, Tor said District
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

On,oe VAR DEPARTMENT. d,
wAsnlSGT Sg o. i The e Chief Signal onlcer.
y ~ sept l2.-A.M.
Indications.
u Ne" England, South and r...
"'''1s' partly cloudy weather with snat.
'Ai1s' stationary Temperature. .aI s"sH'
barometer. 4''u fis!ngl
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13

Tho advertiser. \ retired Physician. having
prov ilrntially discovered, while Medical Ms
sanary IN southern Acia, very simple vcgeia-
hlr remedy for the speedy and permanent curr
OF Consumption. Asthma, bronchitis. Caiarrb,
sui al throat and lung atiecti1ns.-also, = ro--
tive AMI radical specific for Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and all Nervous cnmpjtints,
i,rl- n hi duty To MAKE II known "a hI- suffer
iuE fellows. ActuAfcl By this motive, he " III
ch.rriuIs scHd free uf charge 10 All who de-
sire Is, zoe recipe for preparing. and iul dirrc-
ton. fir successfully using, this pru' ide ntlaly
discovered remedy. Those who wish 10 ~ al
Themselves Of the l-Eclt, OF this di-co,-
er, without cost, eau do 80 by return mail, by
addressing. with stamp, naming paper,
In. CHARLES L. MARSHALL,
~ Niagara street,
ly42 Buffalo. y. Y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1877-09-13
Baptist Association

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