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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1879-07-25

always forgetting! 1 never saw any one
like you in my life! No; | won't have
it now. If you can't prepare my choco-
late when / want it, you shan't prepare
il at all. should think you might have
thought of it, Olive"
81 am very sorry Maude, began Olive
alphabetically; for all that think you
ought not to speak SO Grossly to NAM
ma"
"Hod your tonguel' said Maude
stamping her foot again. DO you sup
pose | am going to be tutored by you
/ shall speak as please, and so | give
you fair warning! Dear me, how that
scissors-grinder's buzzing makes my
head ache"
And she went into the house like a
fair fury.
When Olive came in, few minutes
afterward, with the six pairs Of scissors
all sharpened and FURNISHED up to a
scientific state of brilliancy, her sister
was living on the sofa with her face
turned towards the wall and her eyes
resolutely closed.
"Oh, dear mel" thought Olive. I'm
afraid she's in one Of her regular sulk-
ing fits, that last twenty-four hours at
time"
And she took advantage Of circum-
stances to pour out goblet OF ice
water, and offered il surreptitiously p
the swarthy Italian, when she carried
out the silver quarter that he had go
hardly earned.
He bowed low once more, after the
oriental fashion drant II eagerly and
astonished Olive very much By raising
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

bar 8ssreer.
Your correspondent has been 10 Bar
Hsrbor tIi short time. yet long enough
to gather few items that certainly ought
TO interest the general reader OF the AMER
IcAN II he hasn't found a silver or gold
mine. One OF your correspondents last
week seated that Bar Isrbor was the Gland
OF promise to the workingman" A a
worAlngmAn allow me 20 say that the
promise" is for the working man 10 stay
where be is. There are men enough here
at present, or engaged, to DO all the work
there is TO be done this season and when
one finds q job ii Is al low wages. Arpli-
cations are coming continually from all
parts. tor labor, from men. women and
youth. A. fast a Bar HArbor has in
creased its business, mechanics and labor
err have moved in and settled. On. hotel
proprietor told me he had more letters
from help" than from guests; and his
house Is crowded every year. | vii say,
however. that persons settled here end cm
ploymrnt most Of the time.
Among the impro, etnent. we notice ,irst,
the new hotel of Mr.. q. C. Dcsisle's called
Hotel Des lies" The main building is
40x50 feet with l. 20xJ2; there are two
! towers. one on either front corner - IL
Z feet square. The house will be opened for
/ the reception OF summer company the 18th
/ OF June. and s. It Is finely located, facing
al orce III. bay, ocean, and whole range
| OF mountains there Is no doubt but that IL
will nil up rapidly and become popular.
| The proprietor is a well known business
man. aud will spare no pains or expensei 10
make his enterprise a success.
/ We mus, notice, also, a romantic enter
prise Of Tobias Roberts. Esq, in the cree
| ton OF genuine and original log-cabin,
/ surrounded, and furnished with primeva
simplicity. The cabin is situated on lot
belonging to the proprietor between Phils-
| delphia Avenue and Cottage street, and
makes fine appearance.
| The Bar Harbor Lyceum." organized
! last fall, Fred Lyman, President. Lewis
/ Corners. Secretary, furnishes every We'd
nesday evening, very interesting eute,tsi-s
/ iDtIts 10 tEoNuNu houeNSs tIO-
grammes are varied with debates, recita-
tlons. readings, declamaiions, etc.
The public library has been closed eve
nings, by order of the committee in charge,
, and will not, for the present at least. be
open except 10 the day time. The com
mittee are sustained in their action by mos
OF the public.
The Hotel men are. most OF them, busy
touching up"-and making necessary ar
engagements and changes for the season.
The Atlantic House will have fire places
put in the parlors and sitting room. Paint
ers are employed about the Grand Central,
Rodick, and Newport Houses.
Your correspondent will try to furnish
next week a more detailed account OF the
private houses, cottages aud other improve
mept, in progress here, and, thereafter,
each week for some time, news items Of
local. If not general interest Y Y.
April 18th 1879.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17
HOW TO BE Beautiful

Many hundred thousand dollars are annual,
expended by ladies, for "artifciai- appliances
TO hide the shrunken and wasted form, or the
sailow kin, blotehes, or liver spots, which are
due to female weakness, dyspepsia, torpid liver.
aud constipation. II a small per cent. Of this
sum were invested in DIR. Pierce's Fayorite
Prescription, ladies would soon really be what
they now seem 70 be- Ii readily eorrecis those
weaknesses and diseases upon which debility
and eDaciation depend. II cures dyspepsis by
toning up the system. and when used Ia con-
n I1,Sl Win Dr Pieroe's Pleasant Purgsiiye
Pellets, speedily oyeroomes all irregularities. OF
the llFeT aud bowels. No bloom Of youth =
no ''oeautiher Of the complexion can impart
such perman en- beauty Of iace and form a, DIR.
ficrces heAlth-giving Fayorife Prescription.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

To HE HON. County Commissioners Of the
County OF Hancock.
WE the undersigned inhabitants OF the town
w OF Brooksytile. represent that highway
ginning Al The head OF Walkers Pond, 50 called
through to Eg2emoggin Reach, with The
landings at the same DIES gnated on the old
town plan. would be OF great public convenience.
The seiectmen Of said town having been petition.
ed to view The premises and la QUE said road and
landings and having unreasonably refused 80 to
do. Wherefore your petitioners pray that your
honor- Will view and establish said road and
n, &c abli.h the boundaries 10 said landing. and
a. In duty bound will ever pray
A. b. sANBORS and 20 others.
Brook .yiIie Feb igih. 1877.
Upon the foregoing petition u - considered by
the Commissioners that the petitioners are
pom. ibie aud that they ought to be heard 1Onchng
me matter set forth Ia their petition and there
fore ortiei that the County Commissioners meet
at the house OF the late Frederick 4. BiH.ngs, IN
Broossvills on Tuesday the s0th day Of May next.
al 10 O'Clock A. Nj. and thence proceed 20 view
The route mentioned IN said petition. immediate
~ alter which view, a bearing OF the parties and
Witnesses will be had at come convenient place
Ia the yieinity. and such other measures taken
In the premises as he LOHlai.sioner. shall Judge
proper. AMI Il - further OsDsRED-That no
lice Of the time, place and purpose .: the Com
missioner meetiux Aforesaid be given TO all
persons ami corporations Interested by serving
srse-ted copies OF the peiitiOn AMI this order
thereon upon the clerk % the town OF Brooks
vile. sai By Posnng W stiesaei copies a. -iors
,iays At least befor. he time appointed for said
vi.w assd By publishing The petition and order
thereon. three week. sucees.iseiy In the 81
.sorth Americas. a newspaper published al Ill
swoFth IA The County Of Hancock, the arst publ
cation TO be thirty day a. least b.fors the time
OF said view, thai all persons and corporations
interested mas attend and oe heard Il they think
a.
Attest. a. u SAUNDERS, Clers.
A true copy u the petition ami order thereon.
awls Attest n. b. SAUNDERS. Clerk.
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An Effort TO Check the Negro Exodus.

NlCksBUEG, Miss. April IS.
The negro exodus continues. Gov.
Stone OF Mississippi, J.. \. Richardson
the cotton King, aud other prominent
citizens have issued call to the people
OF Mississippi TO send the ablest dele
gates OF both races. 10 convention in
Nicksburg. Nav 9TH, 10 consider what
shall be done to stop the exodue or pro-
vide means for filling The places of those
who will 90.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

seASwiek.
business Is rather starting up here In
our quiet town. The CLAN trade" Is get
ting Iairly underway. We see that W. 6.
Sargent & Son, and Herrick & Byard are
shipping quite an amount Of bait" 10 Port
land.
Our coasters" are getting away, most
Of them going to Calais for their nrst
freights.
The Messrs. Sargent have started
their fishing schooner NJ. f. Torrey, South.
for mackerel.
-Messrs. Herrick & Byard are about
fitting their fishing schooner ''Werehene,
for the Banks" And right here let me
say that Messrs. Herrick 4 Bysrd have one
OF the best fishing stands in the County, II
not the best. for receiving and curing Bank
fish.
Our farmers are preparing By getting
up large quantities of mussei-bed and rock
weed. TO improve large breadth Of their
land IN the wheat aud potatoe culture.
w. G. Sargent mas a Way OF keeping
l.is squashes sound aud good that Is worth
knowing, As he Keeps them over the second
winter after they are raised. and has some
now that he raised in 1877 Can any one
beat thstf
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0oset0e.
Senator Hsnlin, Wednesday, pre-
scented the petition of Hannah l.. Stearns
OF Castine. aged 50 years, praying tina, q
pension be granted her on account of the
services Of her husband as a teamster in
the war Of 1912.
Col Homer d. Spragus OF Boston.
Master OF the Girls High School, delivered
his popular lecture on Shakespeare. In
Normal Hall last Thursday evening. An
Intelligent audience manifested their inter-
est In the able lecture by close attention
and applause. The facts and fiction rela,-
ing to the wonderful man were most ingen-
iously combined. aud the quotations from
passages Illustrating the speakers theory
were happily rendered. Many passages
expressing the speakers views rejecting
upon genius, industry and patriotism were
of marked power aud most eloquently
given.
The meetings OF the Lyceum and Phil
omsthean Society are very interesting and
profitable TO the students.
The first class 10 the Model School
showed excellent ability and training in
the public review, Friday. Citizens, teach
err. and students from the Normal School,
were present Remarks were made by Mr..
Whiting, Mr.. Adams and Mr.. Fletcher,
commencing .he practical aud efficient
work manifested by the pupils.
Easter sunday was observed by appro-
pirate exercises at the churches. all Of
which were beautifully decorated with
flowers and plants. +.
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d l f j

Obituary notices, beyond the Date, Nam, and
Age, must ~ paid for.
Tremont-April "a, Mrs. Emma r., wife OF
Arson /. Holmes, and daughter Of Mrs. Han
nah -malidge, aged % yrs.
Trenton-April 9Th, Eddie Hatch, infant son
Of \. H., Jr., and Marion u. Higgins, aged :
months and Is days.
This lovely bud young and fair,
Called hence by early doom.
just came 10 show how sweet flower
In Paradise would bloom.
Tremont-Jan. aist, Of consumption. Isaac
{. Reed, aged % years. 10 months and day
G ridley Station, CALVIN. ID. Peck. son
u the late Calvin Peck, NJ. II. Of Ellsworth,
aged - years mos.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

Fisher Starr, aged 30. one Of our old
est citizens. died last Thursday Of old age.
AT the regular communion Of the Con-
gregationsl church on yesterday. easter
Sabbathl IL were received into member
ship. II Of them BY baptism-the first Of
the result OF the revival Of last winter.
There are more TO join in short time.
MEpICUs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

J. W. SYMoSps, Judge, Presiding.
II. Il. SAUNDERS, Clerk.
A. X. DEvEREUx, Sheriff.
WOODBURY. PULsIFER, SteDographer.

From Wednesday morning to Friday
noon the Court was occupied with the case
of Isaac Colt and wife v. John Bunker.
Some 10 years ago Gott decided his farm TO
Bunker taking back a mortgage condi-
toned for the support Of himself and wife,
aud this action was brought to recover the
farm on the ground that by III usage Of
Colt and wife. Bunker had broken the con-
dition OF the mortgage. Defence. that
Gott and wife had always been properly
cared Tor, and kindly treated. Verdict for
Defendant.
Hadlock for Hale & Emery for
Pln. Def
Hosea b. Phillips v. Geo. II. knowlfon.
Action for breach Of covenant. Verdict
for Def.
Hadlocx for PHI. Peters for Def.
william Robert. v. Elisan l.. Partridge.
Action for deceit Ia . horse trade, dam
ages claimed $500. Verdict for PHI.
el6.00. This only giving the PIN. e4.0o
for costs and being in effect verdict for
Def.
Hsdiock for Peters & Cunningham for
PHI. Def.
John A. Buck vs.. Merchants Mutual
Marine Insurance Co.
Action to recover amount OF dividends
on piece OF the Compsny's scrip. Com
psny fiie an account Ia Offset for money
paid To Defendants use.
Verdict for PHI. for o66l.73.
vose for PHI. Steteon for Ooot,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

Ell,worih-Aprii Il, by Rev. J. II Moore-,
Mr. Charles A. Phillips and Miss Annie II.
Wood, both Of Ellsworth.
April 10. by Rev. DR.. Tcnney, Mr.. George
+. scott and Miss Ella L. Giles, all If Ills
worth.
No. sedgwick-April u. BY Rev Jos. II
Taylor, Mr.. Abcructhy G.. Willins and Miss
George 4. Slower, both Of BlGehill.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

c.LaIs-Ms. brig Morancy. small. Boston. to
load for Cuba
PoRrL.sp-Ar 5, sen Darid Faust, smith. New
York.
Ar .. sehs Annie Collins Cousins, New York
Tanner lane. fitzpatrick, and susan Francis. Bul-
ger LAmoiue for boston.
CID II, schs Kcayo. PomroY. New York David
Faust smith Ellsworth to load tor Phta,iclphia.
CID u. sch. Ella Frances, Bnlxcr. and Wtrs' h,
Ho,i.kin.. Nes York J. Kennedy. romroy.
Ellsworth.
Ar "A. ssh Srpouset. sIr.iton. Franklin
BosToS-Ar 10, ssh Hattie A White. Bclistty
GonAivcs. March %.
s.LEN-Ar -. sch May wymAn. sawyer. Ma
ch.As.
yisETARD H.yES-Ar IS. sch Ellen Morrison
Orpr. Iouidsburo tor Nc~ York
NEw ioEk- sch u NJ Porter Curtis, FrontrrA
CID ?. sch Aunic March. TrosorSy. wilmin.
ton
Ar 20. .ch- JohH somcs. walls, Pensacola
Caroline, Uutshins, t,ould.boro.
BlLTIxoKx-tld u. sch Carrie " E!chAr,ison,
Rirbs ri son. MAtanEAs.
wiisiNGroS. Car sch Bravc, no0sias
Boston
BKU>swIcK-Cli sch " II Carl foss, =,
Jsgo.
jscksosvILLE-Ar7 sch AItAvela. Holt. New
iors,
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East Lamoiue has recently received .
donation In the form Of forty dollars to
purchase q vsne for the steeple which Is
being built on the church. The presenta-
ton was by Mrs. Della Rosetti, Of Califor-
mia, formerly of Lamoine. daughter OF Capt.
Nathan King, who previously had given an
entire set Of windows. for which the la
dies composing the sewing circle publicly
express their thanks. s. Z.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

Weos RenSAseos.
sowed one and one half bushels Of Lost
Nxtiou wheat last year. on less than one
acre OF ground. His crop amounted to ar
teen bushels Of clean wheat. from which
he got three barrels OF first grade 6our 1t
the new mill at Msson's Mills. He also
got three quarters OF barrel Of second
z, ade -four. and three bushels Of middlings
Capt Slower is arm In the faith that East
ern Maine h the place to raise wheat, and
wiz show his faith b bic WORKS this year.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17
The Greatest Blessing.

A simple, pure, harmless remedy. that cures
every time, and prevents disease BY keeping
the blood pure, stomach regular. kidneys and
liver active, Is the greatest blessing ever con-
ferred upon man. Hop Bitters Is that remedy,
and Its proprietors are being blessed by thou
sands who have been saved and cured by 1t.
Will you try III See another column.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17
HISTORY OF WALL STREET..

How fortunes are quickly made and lost. Tells
all about the prominent men, stock operations,
tricks and devices. Every body should rs,ad this
book of 200 pages Of interesting matter, concern
ing the greatest gambling place in the world.
Mailed TO any address On receipt OF Twenty i've
Cents. TRED. W. CISCO q CO.. Bankers,
IwA 3And u Broad o., New York City.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17
Texas Filling her Quota in Congress IS.
GALVESTON. Texas AnriI T.

'ALVksToN, Texas, April ).
Specials from points in the Sixth Dis
trlct indicate the election Of Columbus
Epson, 10 fill the vacancy caused BY
the death of Congressman Schleicher.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17
Election Cases in South Carolina

CHARLESTON. :. c, April Is.
In the election cases kerrigan was
found guilty OF obstrucling the L. :.
Deputy Marshal; Charles Leibenzrood
Tor Tie same offence was acquitted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17
To Inventors and Mechanics.

DATESTs ami how to obtain them. Pamphlet
i II % pages frse, upon receipt Of stamp. Tor
Postage. Address
GILMORE. SMITH AGO.
Solicitors OF Patents, Box 81,
Washington, ID. T..
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17
The Weather.

WAR DEPARTMENT. }
ONCE OF the Chief Signal Officer
WASHINGTON, ID. g, AprillG lam
Indications.
For New England, falling followed by
rising barometer, slightly cooler north
east backing TO northwest winds, rainy
followed by clearing weather.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17
Heavy Snow Storm in Northern New
York.

Troy, y. y. April 10.
n heavy snow storm prevail. in
Northern New York. Lakes George aud
Champaign are covered with ice thirty
inches thick
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

Don't fail TO try DR.. kmbai's Balssm. for
Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Soreness OF the
Throat. Chest, Lungs. &c, A pleasant aud
efectual remedy. Satisfaction guaranteed or
money refunded. Price - Il - cents, by all
Druggists. lytI.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

Do you want TO save your childreng II you
do. 20 to g. A. Parcher and get a box OF Fes-
sendens Worm Expeler. 1t Is the sure-t
safest and bcs, worm medicine now in use.
For sale by all druggists for 25 cents, or sent
by mail on receipt OF the price.
Prepared by Frssenden & Co., Rockland,
Maine.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17
Business Notices.

Please not trifie with 4 cough. 1t Is inviting
death. when safety Is within reach. stop that
cough, heal the lungs. remove all irritation from
throst. Adamson's Botanic Balsam W i'll do 1t.
Sample bottles free. Large bottles s. cents.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17
Executors sale Of Real
Estate.

pttUo H. Hinckley sole surviving Executor OF
IL the Wi! Oi seth Ti-dal.. late OF Ellsworth IN
the county Of Hancock, deceased, hereby: gives
public NJ lice that Under and by virtue a license
for such purpose, from the Court of Probate etc
I Tor Hancock. lie vii offer for sale, and sell al
public auction at the Office Of Hale 4 Emery,
Attorney AT Law, IN Ellsworth in sald county
OF Hancock. on saturday TIA 16lh day Of April A
ID. 1873, at four O'Clock the afternoon, OF the
real estate ot the sad Seth lis ale the following
parcels to wit:
A certais lot OF land and MIL privilege In sail
Ellsworth, on both sides of Union River, being
the upper mil privilege $50 Called ON said River
at the Head OF the Falls, with agAng and single
saw mill on the east side and a staye mill on the
west side OF said river, with all the buildings Of
every Kind standing On said land and mill priv
iiege.
Also i've .iNth- t5-sl parts In common and IN
divided OF the western two thirds parts OF the
township, number twenty eight ~ IN SAID
County OF Hancock
Less so much OF said privilege on the west
side of said river a has been sold ami conveyed
10 Henry A Hart, by deed OF July A. d. 1872
recorded in the Hancock Registry OF deeds, vol
i5s, page, ss9.
The above described real estate is subject to a
moTtga &c given by said seth Tisdale To ST john
smith, 1OT s15 90 dated April IS A. ID. IsTl and
recorded IN the Haneock Registry OF deeds vol.
lJs, page +i9.
RUFUS II. HlSCkLEY
SwI5 Execptar
Ellsworth, Ne, March 81, 1879.
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MARINE LIST.


Sch Brave. Goosins. at Wilmington, NC, April
:. from Boston, reports that during the storm in
the early part of last week the galley swe II
Away and the vessel sustained other dam ages
The captain was lsshed to the wheel for eighteen
hour.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

strikes at the root, builds up the constitution,
makes /, new. and drives away CatArrh and all
diseases OF the mucous membranes. and their
attendant pains and aches, pertaining TO head
back, shoulders. kidneys and throat. ly49
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

MoIltE u hereby given TO those proposing 10
~ teach IN The town OF Trenton, during the CON
ing spring or summer. to meet Tor examination az
the scho"i house. DIST. No. 8, Apr. IS. 1918, 10
A. NJ.
)Supervisor
ID. W. BUNKER, Of
Trenton, April 2. 1873. swi.
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TIE CONSTITUTIONAL cA7Asaa REMEDY

Frequently as many as two hundred orders
from samples are received in one day, at Oak
Hail Bo.,ou
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1879-04-17

Nj A X X l f ID

Marco ,. lat q So. lon g -. sch Irv.ss Lesii
irom News lOr fer Cape HayIien.
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ROYAL R P6MS&R
Absolutely Pure.


II much M k % h = 500 oftat
o o : lun
10Y akin pd f its suchcm chemists
Yo i on n nGrocrs
de
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Assessors Notice,

THE subscribers, assessors Of Ellsworth,
] hereby give notice to the Inhabitants of said
city OF Ellsworth. to make and bring in 10 them
true and perfect lists of their polls and estates,
real and personal. in writing, including money
on hand or At IN tsrcst, aud debts due more than
they are OWING and all property held IN trust
guardian, executor, administrator otherwise
except such a. is by Law exempt from taxation)
which they possessed OF on the drst day OF
April inst, and be prepared to substantiate the
same according to law and Tor the purpose OF
receiving said lists, and making transfers OF real
estate. the undersigned Will be in session at the
Mayor and Aldermcn's Room during business
hours of each secular day from the seventh to
the twentieth inst and any personal examination
OF property nv IN" issessSIs viii not he consid-
cred aver for neglect of any person In
bringing In true and perfect lists as required by
lag. Blanks, on which 10 make said lists, may
be had b. applying to the Assessors. Agents OF
the sever al school Districts requested TO
make return under oath to the ASSESSED of the
number of scholars belonging TO each family in
their school District, their names and age, to-
gether with the names Of the heads of families
soon as may be after the seventh day Of April
1873.
A. 4. BURNHAM. Assessors
A L. HOLT, of the City of
VINO. McUONALD.) Ellsworth.
Ellsworth. April /. ls7e. 3w4
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GIOCAL NOTICES.
The Universal Pile Pills, are ssld In
Eiswesth by .. d. wiggln.
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Pauper Notice.

YHk undersigned hereby gives notice that he
] has contracted with the town Of Sullivan Tor
The support Of the poor tor the ensuing year,
Be therefore forbids III persons from furnishing
support 20 any panper on his account as he shall
pay no bills, so furnished.
uEo. y. MITCHELL.
Sullivan, April LIST, is79. 4w4s
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IKEA~rRER'- OFFICE,
Augusta, Apr, ;, l-19.

TIPOS the following townships or IT acts Of land
u not liable 10 be faxed n any rows the follow
ing assessments we're male tor county tax OF ls11
by the County tommi=~ touers Of II snCOcS CuuH-
IS on The eleventh lay Of March is-o.