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orTER cREEKs.

gmpre, ~ j. Hawlcy, Scorer, i. Fairmsu.
We take The following from the
We.iehesier Ners: On Thursday after.
neon week, Dr. Edison, the father of Mrs.
J ", Lester, OF this village, went riding
Il Rye Beach. While there, be was sud.
denly taken III and could not return. Dr..
Schmidt was summoned to attend him,
aad tew days thereafter be returned
home aud !. now Ia lair way OF re-
eaygfy
Mr.. Barnet Richardson has 4 double
scarlet getaulum which measures feet
across the top Of the plant, and has I'll the
present time % bud. and blossoms.
MANCHESTER prroT.
Mir George Tnbbs, Esq, Of Troy, n.
Y, il visiting ut Mr. John Baths
Tho carpenters have commenced a
house Tor :. w Bouro George "a. ses-
sions Is experimenting The work.
MIR, MMcius Buiky from puilsdci-
phia, Is visiting bis cousins, Messrs.
David md VIM. Balkly OF this town.
Mr. aod Mes. Reuben Toby, from
Rochester, n. -, are visiting their neiee,
Mrs. r. u Reynolds, at ibis place.
We suspect the man who undertook
10 steal our neighbor's ben roost the other
night, Is "tbal Teller up to Factory Point
what writes Tor The JOURNAL" a. be il
proving around dowa here Saturday
nigLts until after u O'clock Ills excuse
is that be Is waiting Tor paper, "The
Sunday Review 10 come down on the
isle train. We advise al our ifiegd, 70
purchase q biz dog aud attach burglar
alarms 10 their front gates
--Oue q cur most respected citizen.
whose morals arc shove rtptoAch, doesn'l
have much 70 ssy about how he lost "a
! buggy wheel the other day he had
been up 10 Factory Point aud il s. ,up
posed that BE- came scf0ss lbe common
pear The piace where sberla Walker emp
tied some whiskey kegs o. lueir contents
few days sgo. and eoaidut "sAna I'd,
pressure as he broke down, losi OF on,
wheel, bal maaaged 70 get the vehicle 4
lAe csTriage shop. When the f0unl
wheel was eaalei be declared some 0n'
gust have ao.eu "a Tie wheel VS.
tgaud 4 ie@ days after uesv lbe place o
tie bfeAk.dowB.
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Mr.. J. Il. Baieheldsr and Col. Neazy
spent Sunday up on the moantsin 81 The
Old Kelley asnd, enjoying tho refreshing
bres 4es that arc always blomiag there.
The aealher has been extremely hot
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Mrs. {. H. Aiiisrd Of Milwaakee,
VIE, isia iowai visiting feiaiivss.
Mr. Morrison AID four chilaren u
MoalsiklF. New jersey, Miss Arms.
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ItuTNL ARRIVALS
Naainsk HeusF

az AHfAHt ihHi tatt@fs
NhAs 1sirisf sua family, slste1 iisnA
Z Mrs. Neutuee Iesetl
> ~ NsItR. NsAentsts'H
spsur,g u 6uiith au3 isEiiy faAatmAn a7d
hughtH htR lafs
Il. T. Ds0aef Eaft iB4fstI
i Nurkse3 500 10 d 0stnn,
Msss Faauif y Hek~tN
aiss h,sie HecEaeii Aui maid,
If 4 koElts Nu@ iugA
tgtert starr ia istk
u Ailsp Start
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STOP AND READ !.
All forms OF Kidney and Urinary disease
es Pains Ia the Back, Sides, aud
Loins are positively cured by
GRANTS REMEDY.

its effects are truly marvellous 10 Dropsy, Gravel
Brights disease, Seminal losses. Leuc0rfbuA
and lost Wg0f. no matter Of how long standing
the case may be, positive relief is had ia from
one 20 three days Do not despair hesitate ~
doubt for il is really specific EHd never falls II
is purely vegetable preparation. by ts timely
Use thousands u cases that have been consider
"a iDeurablG ~ the most eminent Ihykicians
hsye been permanently cured. Ii il xis8 tad0r-
rej by toe regular rbygia4as and Medical he-
eIeiltH throughout tue country, sod 10 b1ttlls
1t Tao dollars each ~ tLree b4tt e.. winch j.
enough 10 cure tie Bost aggravated case, sent
70 suy address - receipt n FRS do.lafg. smAil
trial bottles OaE dollar each, All orders u b.
addressed u
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PATENTS

obtained for sew inventions, or FOR improvements
on old ones, fer medical or other compounds,
trade marks aud labels. Caveats, Assignments,
Intoforohoos Appeals, Suits for arrangements,
and al cases arising under the PATENT LAWS,
promptly attended 70, INVENTIONS that have been
REJECTED
by the Patent Office may still, in most cases, be
patented by us. Being opposite the t. \. Patent
Department. and engaged Ia Patont business
exclusively, we can make closer searches and se-
cGre Patents more promptly, aud with broader
claims than those who are remote from Wash-
iugt0n
INVENTORS
eond NE a model or sketch Of you. device we
make examinations and advise as 10 patontabil-
ity, FREE or CHARGE. Al correspondence strictly
confidential. pfices low, and NO CHARGE IN
LESS PATENT ! SECURED.
We Icfcr IN Washington, 70 Hon Postmaster
General d NJ. Key, Bey, y. y, Power, The Ger.
an-American National Bank, 10 official 10 the
L. \. Patent Office, and 90 Senators aud ReIre.
sentstiyes IN Congress-; and especially TO our
clients ~ every State 10 the Union and Ia Cana.
da. Address
q. a !. SNOW a. CO.,
Opposite Patent ONCE, Washington, D. @
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Taeaatt Hotel

NJ. Cha. Douglas, Mes iurE
Msas HATTIE DHoglss.
M Aimed DuHetss
ase u Thaehef q AibAHy
W.N Wallace Sees iurk
ffahk itobHs8u. Boston
HEM Aiieu hud Riic,
Nhss 5qhus5a and ~Ife Nuu York
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TsisefapL aais
opsa from tokrE
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Farmers arc well along having
Potato bugs Give pecks Tor bushel
Joel Lyon il slowly recovering from
his fall but Is not able TO be cat yet.
Hay crops heavy aud mercury 90 in
The shade. Dat. ligh, aud corn looking
we'll
"A young sou Of sarel a. sawyer was
severely injured by the kick OF horse
lasI saturday.
Mrs. Royal Bryant bad a shock OF
paralysis, last Thursday, leaving her
right side helpless.
The pneer whose duty its 10 kin
dogs not licensed made the annual raid
last Saturday BY despAtchiug several.
james l.. Haynes has soId his farm
aud niiI property 10 Mrs. Il. T. Miller Of
New York City, aud intends taking trip
Ia Calitoruis n October, 20 visit his son
who live, ia stockton. +. r. Hart has
leased The Haynes mill property for Eve
years aud il about to commence extensive
repairs
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-Tbr beat bAs 5ceu icarfai the past
week.
Most Of oar farmers are on the home
stretch in haying 4 ialr crop vii be
gathered
Mr. Charles Farrar died snddenly on
tbe morning o. July elih, At the residence
q Addison Hard, sged "a years His fan
eral was largely stiended A. the Cougrc.
gAtIousl church on the elst The seryi-
ces we're conducted by The Rev Mr..
Lobingear assisted by Rev nr. Lambert
aud Rev David Beccher.
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Elizabeth, New Jersey, sa3 Mn. Niiehei
of PhlA8elphla. are boarding a Mics
f.Bcy kent'A
"a company 81 sCrga ffo8 s&vanuAh,
ga. arrirtd last veek, 70 fpeaa ibs sun-
msr 81 g VI Bakers
A paper vii b rcsd 81 ntHi saiur-
3t4s yctum, "The fu,urc 81 che planet
kn1 is latab.taass, geological work
b Prof Deut3B.
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ut. Desert NarreWs.


Il epent few days last week, at MI.
Desert Narrows. and was pleased to learn,
that many Of the people are deeply inter
ested in temperance. Sunday schools. and
public religious worship. Their meetings
are held in Union Hall. They have an ex-
cellent organ. aud generally very good
singing. Their present pastor, Rev. Mr..
Stetson. is a young man OF good talent
and somewhat scholarly. having spent two
years 1t Colby University. He Is well
qualified to do good n his present field Of
labor.
The sunday school superintendent. X.
X. Thompson, Esq.,. has held the Office
fourteen consecutive years. and continues
to give good satisfaction. Mr.. Stetson Is
not sectarian or narrow In his religious
views. and that Is one reason why he sue
ceeds so well In holding an influence over
the people.
They have quite a prosperous lodge. I.
o. of Good Templars. l believe it Is the
only temperance org aDiZation In the town.
II embraces quite number OF their best
young men and women, a. we'll as those
who are nearing the middle aye Of life.
Lyman 5. Hopkins, Is the worthy chief
Templar. He was always temperate. but
has taken the pledge aud works for the
cause" for the good Of others. The
church is rot very largely represented in
this temperance organization. Their pres
ent minister is ''live man." aud will prob
ably influence = great many to take the
pledge, and do temperance work.
spoke on temperance in Union Hall,
last Friday evening. TO an appreciative au-
dience. The hall wss full. I was deeply
impressed with the fact, that. 1.-The field
was white already to harvest" and that a
few more Christian laborers. could be prof.
itably employe Yours.
H. ". T..
Milbridse, Me-. May 27tb. 1878.
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sW HARBOR-sld p. sch Gamecock. Robin.
Ar %. Black swarrior. Stevens from BOSTON !;
Nay Flower, Galley. Rockland.
SID Is, sch Sea bird, Nc Mullen for Calais.
BANGOR-Ar -. sch Pierce, Lord. Castine
Ar q. sch Mary A Rice. Clay. Bucksport.
Cid -. Loduskia, TreworRy. New Bedford
Abby WATSON. Lord. Norwich Magnum Bonum
Hale Newburyport. Harriet. Littleneid. Cast inc I;
Parker Parker. Bucksport: Helen Mar. Red
mond. Rockland.
BOSTON-Ar -, sch J NJ Morales, (of Buck
sport) kldrid st Marc; Barque. Penobseo..
Chapman. Buctsport. to load Tor Australia.
Ar Is, sch Forest King, Tinker. Ellsworth;
Annie Collins, Cousens. New York.
AT "a, sch Frank Maria, Alley, Ellsworth.
PORrLAND-Ar -. sch Ida l. Raw, Haskell.
fremont Tor Boston.
Sid -. sch Black Warrior. Stevens, Calas;
Gipsy, Handy. Prospect Harbor; City Of Eli.
sworth, Grant, Ellsworth; Butler,
Ar u. sch Caroline krischer. Devereux. Buck
sport.
Cid "a. sch May wyman. Sawyer. fremont.
Cd Is. sch Ida c Spo6ord Inealls. Eastport.
sworth
LYNN-Ar 20. sch Telegraph. Remick, Bangor.
PoRrsMOUTH-Ar ~, sch Florida, Weber
] Cast,ne; Union. Mills tor New York Flora Grin
| die. Dix, fremont for Newburyport.
Ar - sch American Eagle, Brown, Deer Isle.
WAREHAM-Ar2 q. sch Abigail haynes. Mar
| rail-, Bangor.
NEW YORK-Ar -. sch J Pondon, Kelley, Ellis
worth. Passed through Hell Gate, sch A Il
woodland Gordon. N Y for Bangor.
Ar 20, sch Caroline G., Covert, Nj Desert.
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BICFuILL, Nav Goth 1873.

BLUEHILL, May Goth. 1873.
Mr.. Editor :-SIR-We Ia Bluehill are
still living, although nothing has been
heard from us for some time. The Winter
is past. and Spring is clothing the face of
nature with beauty and glory. When Sum.
mer comes, our quiet village and its sub
nrbs, will be arrayed In more gorgeous
robes than Solomon in all bis glory ever
wore.
do not think that more beautiful place
than Bluehill, can be found in the State.
when she has on her best clothes. There
are rare attractions here for summer visi-
tors; and doubtless In the near future.
many will find their way here who now 60
TO Mount Desert and other places of estab-
lished reputation AS Summer resorts.
There is an unusual amount Of activity
here this spring. New buildings are in pro-
cess Of erection. and old ones are being re-
paired. An old dilapidated store, which
has, for long time. threatened to fall
down upon the passers-by, is being trans
formed as by magic into q beautiful hotel,
which, when finished, will command fine
view of the harbOr and the islands in the
bay. Our ancient post-ofiice has been
abandoned by the ancient postmaster and
given over to the hands OF one. who has
already SO changed its appearance. that It
would be very difficult to recognize It In its
new dress. Ii is to be used Is provision
store.
A new shoemaker and new watch.
maker have come among us and establish
ed themselves Ia the village, also & new
blacksmith, who is erecting . shop In which
he may work ut his craft. Our tailor Ia
dead and we miss him much. He had been
here and in this vicinity several years, and
was known far and wide and patronized
largely by the people OF this and the ad.
joining towns. We had hoped that ere this,
u worthy successor would have established
himself here Such \ one would lind q
hearty welcome and plenty Of employment.
The Philadelphia Granite Company Is
employing u large number Of men At East
Bluehill. preparing the granite for the
bridge over the East River between New
York and Brooklyn. Capt. N. X. Chase
also has crew st work tor the same pur-
pose.
Meanwhile we farmers are preparing our
land and getting in the seed, and SO We bid
you good bye. GUS.
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The Recent Tornado in the West.

CINCINNATI. Nav p.
The Commercial special irom,M ADDISON.
Wisconsin says, that large number OF
citizens are investigating the scene of the
recent tornado. The roads are literally
jsmmcd with teams from all parts of the
country, viewing the devastation OF the
storm. None OF the accounts were exag-
seraied nor have hardly half told its des-
forgiveness. The Eastern towns did not
>uiisr as much MS Primrose, Boutwell, and
Perry.
Thirty lives were lost In this county
AloLe, and nearly one hundred seriously
injured while the destruction OF property
will reach millions. From the appearance
OF the cyclone at Mineral Point through its
whole course across the state the destruc.
lion WAS great. IL Is estimated that fty
persons were killed ard TWO hundred to
Two hundred and fily injured seriously.
while scores are len homeless, many not
Knowing where their next meal is coming
from. The accounts OF the survivors are
narrowing in the extreme. aud the woe aud
Oscillation everywhere visible are extreme
~ painful
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asshse.

CassAse.
Editor Of American DEAR sIR-nav-
ing been frequently Invited to send item.
(by the absent Editor.) submit the fol-
lowing;
The Normal School. under the supervt.
sion OF Its efficient principal. and his able
assistants, Is having very successful
term. Many OF the ladies and some OF the
gentlemen have left TO teach. bu; the mum.
Der is still quite large for the season.
Much time has been devoted this term to
essays, papers, BY he students, and re-.
marks by the Principal. upon the Theory
and practice OF teaching. some part OF
the subject has been presented each day :
the same being followed by discussions by
the students
This will certainly produce more efficient
teachers.
The teachers and students of the school.
10 the number of seventy. took passay. on
the tiny. little Steamer May Queen. Thurs.
day eve. TO visit Belfast. Tor the purpose Of
attending the "W aldo Go. Educational As
ISOLATION"
The Association opened Thursday even.
ing. Rev. T.. Il. Esty OF Belfast. In the
chair. Aner the appointment of a com
mittee on resolutions, and the transaction
of other business affairs, an essay was read
by Prof Fletcher OF Castine subject. Out
OF the school-room"
This was very able article In which the
writer set forth In most striking manner,
all the forces brought TO bear upon the
school out If the school-room. ! desire TO
see this aricls Ia the columns OF the Amer
ican. the readers can then Judge Tor theIu-
selves.
Friday forenoon session pres. Lame in
the chair nj High school house which
Was crowded. Papers on history" and
compulsory attendance" each followed
by lively discussions, also questions box In
which were placed questions on various
branches OF study, as TO what branches
should be taught INCUR common schools.
also when and how they should be taught
7. VI. session at Pierce's Hall. Paper by
Miss Comstock OF CastiBe. subject, Draw
ing" also paper BY Miss Hughes OF Cas-
tine; subject, Language" All that have
been under the instruction of these ladies
III the Normal School. will be enabled to
imagine as 10 the merits OF these articles.
and TO ali others | will simply say they
were just what the times require. These
were followed by remarks by Mr.. +. ".
Foster, OF Castine; Rev. Z. d. Esty. Prot.
Luce. OF Augusta, and G. 4. Fletcher.
Next in order was an address by Prof.
Luce, on the rights and duties of teach
ers." which contained many valuable hints
in regard TO both law and teaching.
The Association closed Friday evening
al which0tiiue Hon. W. j. Corthell. State
Superintendent, delivered q lecture TO
which your correspondent did not have the
pleasure OF listening. Free entertainment,
was provided for all who wished to 90 10
private houses, where they were very cor
daily received. trust all returned feel.
ing that it does pay for teachers 70 hold as
socistioDs. and We trust there will soon be
one established In Hancock Co. Teachers
should see 10 This. l..
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gational church read scrtnfnr m losao,
Remarks we're made hv Rev Dr Thnrs,or
Of Searsnort ana ne T.nnav ~ ri,s-n.,h
who also Offered nr.ver if,., ,hs Nm,
..Asleen In Je.ns blessed siasn >, ,ha nj,
hearers vi, Amhro.e White "a ca
per. : p Hail and w II Gem removsd
the coffin and . lon, nrocession of ci,,,.r.
followed hin, m ~. rr.,o ,,,oS -.
an bonorad c;,i,.r All dovo,.S ,,.u'ha.
of the church Of Christ has coma 10 h,s
rest and reward.
-Phmo;x T.m,,. of uo,o, n..so,, ~.
fouov,n. ..so,,,,,pn '''
UI.rrc. D.. w w Nj,
from this 10 4 higher and Cider s,eid o1 ishor
and
Wherein. his Influence has ,,w,x. b.e, ,r,.
aud earnest in the temperance ,nu:e AMI zeal
Gus to raise the standard Of chHrHcfe. in our
temple to devoted Christianity, therefore
a, Fesolrea, thai re cordially recommend Bro.
:" W 'ne s"ou lTop'e "ne'e'er ne may 70,
T.,na oe nn ,n.n, HTS lAs'e' 10 tne
"f'' " ''.o' a. A. S,sn~ VIC
q. W, SHUrr. W.R.
East Maine Conference Seminary is
soon to close up term Of very decided
prosperity. The number Of students IL
larger than for several terms before. The
excellent principal and teachers are doing
thorough WORK. ana the students them-
selves take decided Interest IN the lnsti-
tuition. A new platform In the chapel.
richiy upholstered. and very line desk for
the same have been presented by the stu
dents. Over twenty dollars are now ready
70 1e p..ueu ~ 'ui .".i "np'o.etnents :
~n,r IN ,ha $40 t,r.o,,e Tns 800, u al
as,ha San,i,,.rr 800 ~ ,l," VS.
prospect of a still larger school in the Fail,
RI. .,,n, o,,ho ~ n s.,,.
,.,,, ~, an'i, .,t a.,
al 10 O'Clock A. NJ. June l2tts, and a grand
reunion at Emery Hall IN the evening.
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The Maine Central Railroad Co. be-
fore the Governor and Council.
AUGUSTA. Me-. May IS.

The Maine Central Railroad Company
had a hearing before the Governor and
Council to-day. Hon. J. II. Drummond
appeared as COUNSEL for the road. and At
torney General Emery for the state Dar-
ius Alden. Abner Coburn, President Jack
son and others made statements la the in
terest of the road. The company claim
abatement OF taxes for the years ls7&75-76
on the ground OF excessive valuation aud
that 8 sufficient amount had not been de-
Quoted for municipal taxation. The case
was closed but the decision has not Yet
been given.
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When you visit or leave the City OF NEW YORK.
save annoyance and expense OF carriage hire and
posGe The GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. IL has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms. and IL dtted
up al an expense Of over ESQ 90. Elevator steam
and all noiel n Improvement. European Plan -
The REsTA0 ANTS, Lunch Counter and
Wine Rooms arc supplied with the best the mar.
bet can furnish The cuisine 10 unsurpA. .ed
Rooms for Asingle pcrsot, 81, tl-jo, and - per
day; rich suites Tor families proportlonaielV low.
80 that visitors To the city and traveller. live
more luhuriously, for lees money. at the GRAND
UNION. than At any other hrstclass Hotel In the
city. Stages and cars pass the Hotel every min
ute for ali parts OF the city.
lJA CT. w. -. GARRISON. Managers.
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TO THE HON. Judge of Probate for the County
OF Hancock.
THE under signed administrator of the estate OF
] Matilda Pierce late Of Eden. in said County
deceased. respectfully represents that the goods
and cbattels, rights and credits Of said deceased
are not sufficient TO pay her Just debts and
charges OF administration, by the sum Of two
hundred dollars. Wherefore your petItioner
prays your Honor TO grant him q License TO sell.
at public or private sale, and convey all OF the
real estate Of the deceased, (includng the rcver.
sion Of the widows dover thereinl to satisfy
said debts and charges of administration.
LEONARD J. THOMAS.
Eden. May 10th. ISIS.
STATE OF MAINE.
HANCOCK. ss.-Court of Probate, Buck sport ,
May Term A. -. ISIS.
Upon the foregoing petition. ORDERED, That
said petitioner give public notice to all persons
Interested by causing copy OF the petition, and
this order thereon, TO be publis he'd three weeks
excessively in the Ellswoit tn American, a news
paper published in Ellsworth In said county. that
they may appear at Court Of Probate for
said County, to be held at Ellsworth, on
the ID "Wednesday of June next, at ten OF the
clock in the forenoon, to show cause, II any they
have. why the prayer OF said petitioner should
not be granted.
3~sl PARKER TUCK Judge.
Attest.-CHAs. r. DoaK Register.
A true copy-Auest: CHAs. 7. DORR, Register
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City and County.
2e..s..ss Services l. this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGATIoNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A
NJ. and : p. NJ. Sabbath School in the afieI
noon, at 1-2 O'Clock.
BAPTIsT.-Preaching at p. N. Sabbath
school at 7. n.
UNIrARIAN.-Seryice to half past ten in the
forenoon, sunday School at Twelve, Evening
Service n half past seven.
CArHoLIC.-Preschinga al 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. Sabbath School 81 P. N.
METHoDIsT.-Pnesch st and 2. NJ
sabbath School at z. N.
T.-MeetinSs held every Sun.
day al O'Clock. 7. NJ. in Hall over Munich
pal Court Room, Co0mb-' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEKTING-eyery Sun
day al z. NJ, a. Temperance Hall.
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Temperance Celebration-'.Com. Of Ten
Nsnted-M Mercantile Bureau. Chicago, III.
Port Packet Line-Ciark & Davis. Agts.
NOtice-Ellsworth Ga~Light Company.
sherif's Sale-W. NJ. W ardweIi.
Foreclosure-Alexander FULTON.
Foreelosure-A. +. Burnham.
RemovA-T. L. Roberts.
NOtice-Dudley Martin.
Probate Notices